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Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum September 13, 1993 -- (Sirius GD Channel)

Hell In A Bucket, Jack A Roe, The Same Thing, Stagger Lee, Black Throated Wind, Dire Wolf, Let It Grow Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Playin' In The Band-> Dark Star-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Jam*-> Easy Answers-> The Days Between-> Good Lovin', E: I Fought The Law

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moe.

December 30, 2007

The Fillmore at Irving Plaza

New York, NY

DISC ONE

Set I

01. Intro

02. Stranger Than Fiction

03. Runaway Overlude

04. Captain America >

05. Seat Of My Pants >

06. Sensory Deprivation Bank >

07. Timmy Tucker

DISC TWO

Set II

01. Intro

02. Opium* >

03. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed*

04. Saint Augustine

DISC THREE

Set II (cont)

01. Where Does The Time Go?* >

02. Mexico*

Encore

03. -crowd/banter-

04. Spaz Medicine >

05. Buster >

06. Spaz Medicine

moe.

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For a sample check this out, the original 'Minglewood Blues' written by Noah Lewis.

Recorded on January 30, 1928 in Memphis, Tennessee. This recording features Gus Cannon on banjo and jug (Cannon created a contraption to hang the jug from his band so he could blow and pick banjo at the same time), Ashley Thompson on vocals and guitar and Noah Lewis on the harp. Minglewood was a lumber camp in Ashley, Tennessee, which was popular amongst musicians in the Mississippi Delta as a "hot spot." This tune became a popular staple of the Grateful Dead. Along with the Memphis Jug Band, Cannon's Jug Stompers was one of the great jug bands of the twenties

Cannon's Jug Stompers - Minglewood Blues (January 30, 1928)

http://www.archive.org/details/Minglewood

Also...

Recorded on September 20, 1928 presumably in Memphis. The lineup is the same as on "Minglewood Blues," only Noah Lewis sings. The line "ain't got a jail sentence, you must be Nashville bound," refers to the common practice in the South at that time of sometimes not sentencing black men who were arrested for certain crimes. Rather, they would often be sent to places where they had to work very hard, which was often worse than a jail sentence.

Cannon's Jug Stompers - Viola Lee Blues

http://www.archive.org/details/Viola

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