The Chameleon

[color:blue]Phil lesh replaceed Dana Morgan in the Warlock's after the Warlocks first few gigs at Magoo's Pizza Parlour in Menlo Park California.

I think that, that makes Phils' first show 06/18/65 or somewhere around that date.

I have some old '65 Warlock Magoo's tapes, really raw but fun as hell

There is one Skank has made a direct song request of/to a member of the Dead at a Dead show and had that song played. Further, it was a show opener. Who was the Skank, which show (date & venue) was it, and what was the song?

Aloha,

Brad

I'm totally guessing but was it Rory (Gratefully deadicated), asking Bobby to play Help/slip/Franklin a the Holloween Ratdog show at the Dock's in Toroto this year. Rory opened that show?

:crazy:

You're up BradM....ask away.....

I will be there groovin' shakin', shukin' jive, stylin' profilin', dosin', rollin', boozin', trippin' and cruisin'

Lock up your moms and send out your daughters...

...It's gonna get messy

Michael McDonald is god on earth. His husky tones influence my every decision and yours too wheather you know it or not.....

Agreed. The Stella Blue was all killer...

....SO Booche you up playa' axe us some dead trivia......

11-16-02

Pepsi Arena

Depending on how you are defining the 1st song, its either:

Jam

or

Cold Rain and Snow

Yeah i think you're right on the cold rain & snow opener. I was there and it was like crazy freezing rain and really cold. i was gonna say that but reconsidered as Brad's post talked about being behin in "the line". always trust your first mind.

Incidetally I think that was the best post-dead show I've seen with any line up of the original members. really hot jams...Wow...

OK, here's a personal one: I never saw The Grateful Dead. I did see The Other Ones, and in a fairly legendary venue for The Grateful Dead, except for it having been renamed after a corporation.

The opening song, which I missed due to being delayed getting in by being too far back in line, was especially appropriate.

Which (date and venue) show was it, and what was the opening song?

Edit to add: I'm going to bed now, so I'll deal with the answers tomorrow morning.

Aloha,

Brad

I'm Gonna guess and say, it was the Pepsi Arena (Formerly the Knickernocker), in Albany New York. And the song you missed was "Beat it on down the Line?" I think that was in 2002 or 2003.

OK Booche ask yer question...'cause you are correct!

[color:red]I LOVE GETTING PEOPLE FIRED UP AT MY OWN IGNORANCE!

I'm not fied up, just fucked up. i was just downing some Jager and Gingers on my poarch and hittin' the pipe. It's all lively.....

:blush: :blush: :crazy: :crazy: [color:red]Does TyPi[color:blue]Ing LIKE [color:purple]This make ME Seemm Car[color:orange]Z[color:brown]Y??? :crazy: :blush:

Seriously it's all love, I just like rockin' different colours and bold makes it easier to read to me. That's all.

First of all, you say in another thread that some change, a key and a bottle cap were found in Garcia's and now you are saying that Garcia was first in the studio in 1958, while in grade 10?

Fact:

Jerry got his first instrument when he was 15. It was an accordian.

You better get off the weed Chamie.

[color:red]Hey Booche, check this autopsy report. It is presented in a humourous way but the fact have nbeen verified. I wasn't kidding on the bottle cap thing for real...

Jerry Garcia autopsy

Yes I will keep smokin' 'cause Jerry Garcia most certainly played guitar on Bobby Freeman's "Do you wanna dance". Not only is it listed as such in Allmusic guide and on the ASACAP registry, if you have ever heard that song, while the guitar is very Chuck Berry like you can definently hear that it is Jerry. It really cool to hear him back then.

proof:

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:oe861vfjzzva~T2

Jery's Session credits

So Bobby Freeman is rigt Stn.Mtn...you question sir...

Yes Stone Mtn. It is a tough one...

...here's a clue, Jerry was hired to play on this R&B song in when he was 16!

Here is a picture of the artist the songin question is by:

C'mon people, let's get the thinking caps on...If not I'll ahve to ask another one....

Sounds hype!

Hot digitty, I'm rockin'thus far..

So here's another question:

[color:red]What was the name of the first recorded song Jerry Garcia played on, who was the artist and in what year?

Now we're getting serious,

What was Ned Lagin arguably most famous for (and I don't mean among Deadheads' date=' so I'm not referring to the Phil and Ned sets)?[/b']

I'll take a stab. Was it that he pioneered early real-time micocomputers to generate digital signals to create music, and eary digital/audio converting. Also of course his pioneereing work developing synthsnd digital signal processing

Easy. Howard Wales.

correct that's what I was asking!

Whoo hoo! OK I will reask my original question that I fucked up...

Again: Who played piano on the song "brokedown palace" off the American Beauty Album?

Hi Brad,

Jerry used Fender twin Reveb's. He used two of them for stereo capabiltiy and I beleive he only used them as heads, and used his own custom built cabinets. The cabinets had Roland speakers.

Is that right?

You are right I fucked up the first question! Not a good start.

What I meant to say was this : "Who played piano on The Dead song Brokedown palace off American Beauty?

Sorry 'bout that.

Thank fuckin' god Arujois gone. He sucked large balls. Seriously. Slow as fuck, and meat handed until the end.

The fact another team would take him is a miracle. excellent move.

I'm liking next season already.

Bring back JYD, for the moral alone. And the D.

[color:blue]Ok, so here's the idea...someone posts a Grateful Dead trivia question. People posts answers, then the question asker confirms it being correct and the correct anwerer, posts the next question.

I'll start:

[color:red]Who played paino on the studio version of "To lay me down", off American Beauty?

Facts:

Waylon jennigs was the original bass player in Buddy Hollies' band the Crickets.

Ray Parker Jr. was sued for stealing the main riff for the Ghostbuster's theme from Huey Lewis's "I want a new Drug". A judge agreed and Huey Lewis Won.

The most frequently performed Grateful Dead song (excludig drums/space) is "Me & My uncle".

The main ingredient in Jagermiester when it was first introduced as a medicime elixer was opium.

There is a known anitdote for LSD that stops the trip cold, no matter what the dose. It is called chlorpromazine.

When Jerry Garica died, a bottel cap, some loose change and a hotel room key where foud in his stomach in the autopsy.

If you take the suppliment Phenalanalyne while at the peak or near peak of an ectasy trip, it will block the neuro-receptors in your brain that can become over used and make you feel "tired, fatigues and sketched out the next day. This works in most poeple.

The first reggae was called backwards R&B by American audience and was influenced heavily bythe sounds of Fats Domino and other new orleans geats that played heavily behind the beat.

Burton Cummings wrote the Pizza Pizza jingle.

"....eleven..eleven...call Pizza Pizza, yeah yeah yeah!...."

If that's true Burton Cummings must ahave made a miont on that jingle. WOW!