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Related: About this forumMLB is using Grateful Dead songs, circa late 80's to fade in and out. Cool.
They could have done better with the Dead selection, though.
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MLB is using Grateful Dead songs, circa late 80's to fade in and out. Cool. (Original Post)
OAITW r.2.0
Oct 2021
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InAbLuEsTaTe
(24,558 posts)1. Enough to almost make one wanna watch baseball!!
al bupp
(2,349 posts)2. Not just 80's songs
Tonight they played the first couple of bars of Help on the Way
OAITW r.2.0
(28,392 posts)3. Unless my mind is playing tricks on me, that was a Wake of the Flood tune.
Loved the Dead 69-74....but loved the studio stuff like Wake of the Flood and Blues for Allah, mid 70's. Transitioning from Ron to the Godchaux's. Can you imagine when they start cataloguing the Dead, goofing around in the studio? The next musical insight.
Meanwhile, Tuna, 72, Uncle Sam's Blues, Live
https://music.
OAITW r.2.0
(28,392 posts)4. To further....
Hot Tuna - Whinin' Boy Blues
https://music.&list=RDAMVMaS-ZRyys2ak
Mid 70s I fell in love with acoustic music and the bands that played 'em...wonder why?