LangeradoSoul

Wow! I love Daniel Lanois. His shows are rare.

Didn’t see this until today. Lee Owen, Stu Allen, Dino English, Rob Barnes, 12/21/2019 Promised Land Althea Me & My Uncle> Big River It Must/Roses Masterpiece Reuben and Cherise Let It Grow Don’t Ease -/- Scarlet Begonias> Fire on/Mtn LL Rain* w/ Jenny Adkins Uncle John’s Cryptical> Other One> Cryptical> Black Peter Saturday Night -//- Box of Rain Cosmic Charlie Show was high energy and lee and Stu locked in early and often. heres the videos: set 1 set 2

My side hustle is being a hit man and leaving during the music after being there a while is still a good alibi, or I had to go assist my children at home out in the country. You decide

I had to leave early too, and I left during Fire on the Mountain. They may have cut a song or two, but here was the setlist for set 2- Set #2: Shakedown Street Scarlet Begonias> Fire On the Mountain Truckin'> The Other One Stella Blue Dear Mr. Fantasy Lovelight Around & Around Morning Dew E: Knockin on Heavens Door Also, not first time they replaced Lee this year. Stu Allen filled in for Lee on July 27th as Lee had a competing gig and couldn't be there. Here's the video:

Ammagamalin, I actually walked by you and I thought, “that dude looks like “ammagamalin” who I stayed with in Cincinnati” but the music was playing and I didn’t want to interrupt the vibe to find out. it was good show and the band stepped up with lee being out and had a good time. Hope you are well!

I wasn’t hyped about the set list (which is what happens when I know beforehand), but I should have known a set list means nothing when the band plays. They played awesome and I got lost in the notes, which is what I always want. Great time!

I had a wonderful weekend, and the music was awesome. Nice to meet a few of you 😉 and until next time, stay groovy

I used to have a Dupree’s Diamond News issue from the late 80’s where the writer essentially blamed all the problems with the late 80s scene- crowds, prices, parking lot, vendors- all of it- on venues allowing beer sales during Grateful Dead concerts. He tried hard to convince all who would listen that booze was killing the scene, but...hard to tell Dead fans what to do. When I drank some beer at this years Jubilee, I thought of him and gave him a toast.

In the summer of 1987, I was 8 years old. Touch of Grey blasted at the speakers at my local pool, and many of us received "In The Dark" from parents thinking that latest classic rock tape was better than the Michael Jackson tape. I love that album, and I love "When Push Comes to Shove", cheesy as it is

I like the song. I like the darkness. Also: I hate Iko-Iko. Funny huh.

Very nice. Been downright hungering to see a victim. Looks fun.

Spring 1971, huh? I like it

Hopefully you didn't bet that Max Security would win, cause after he won he was disqualified. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/06/sports/maximum-security-kentucky-derby-appeal.html

I understand, Rude. I love the Jerry Band material-balm for the soul. However, Owsley County moved beyond that a few years ago. You know what I'd like to see? A band that covers the Howard Wales material, Legion of Mary, Reconstruction, and all the Garcia/Saunders stuff from the 70's, in addition to the JGB stuff we know and love from the 80's. Here's to your Jerry Band Sunday needs.....

The years I fly solo are the best. I love it more than I should

Sounds like you had a great Spring! Not jealous at all

Congrats to her (with your support) finishing. I finished my MS degree in 2014. It was a grind, and it grinded me along side the full time job, family, etc. I'm happy to celebrate anyone who finishes such things. Congrats!

I would also love to hear Victim. A nice dark, crunchy, psychedelic one

Winter seemed excessively gray, rainy, and pretty dismal this year in Kentucky. Thankfully, the sun is starting to shine and its not raining every day anymore.

Beginning my countdown to my 8th Jubilee. Last year I camped in GA for the first time since like 2012. It was fine. I got a decent spot with some shade. THat being said, it took a couple of hours to get set up as I made several trips back to the car to grab my stuff. That inspired me to spring for VIP tickets this year. I camped in All Good 2012 VIP at legend Valley, but never for Jubilee. How hard is it to get shaded spots in VIP, especially if I'm arriving in the afternoon? Any one have experience or details/tips tricks on VIP camping?

Rude, here is a solution from a guy who needed someone to handle his workload: https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2013/01/16/169528579/outsourced-employee-sends-own-job-to-china-surfs-web

I’ve always had an irrational fondness for Fall Tour 1983 and this show in particular. Awesome .

That's fun. I've always loved Fall 79 shows, and this one is no exception. The original has one of the most exhilarating Eyes of the World in the post-74 era. Garcia just hangs out on the opening chords and intro of eyes for an eternity, setting up a amazing groove. On the auds, you can hear it hypnotize the audience.

I love the songbook. You guys are bar none the best executioners of it and have been for some time. I love the electives and the recreations. When I get to attend the show, I’m able to transport to a happy place and dance and be free and there are no distractions because your musicianship and professionalism shine through. Thanks!