Join author, Howard Weiner, as he explores the diverse musical universe of the Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia. Howard draws upon his many years of touring with the Grateful Dead to analyze their best shows and jams, as well as sharing his personal tales from the road, Deadology will also provide a touch of Dylan, and other artists influential to the Dead.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Alabama > Straw brilliance for starters...Debut of She Belongs to Me....Awesome LSD to end the set, Jerry rips Saint and Deal...First Crazy Fingers in 18 months...A hyper runaway version of GDTRFB...Jerry in Beast Mode all night....
Betty Boards,,,Let my inspiration flow...the debut of Terrapin and Estimated...First set dominated by second set tunes...Help/ Slipknot!/ Franklin's = insanity....A grand opening show for a magnificent year....
A Sugaree Master Class for openers...Jerry's Soul Town...The hottest Valerie ever...Scorching Tangled Up in Blue...Weir and friends join JGB for a memorable double encore
A JGB show for the ages...The Melvin Seals factor in Mississippi Moon and Harder They Come...Awesome versions of Mission in the Rain, Deal, Sugaree, and Simple Twist of Fate...Jerry's guitar weeps Prudence tears for John Lennon....Jerry gives it his ... more
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This is a better podcast than any other Dead-related pod. You will not find here a host born after 1995 only talking about the 70’s. Lots of stories from the Brent-era. Great reviews and deep dives of shows. Awesome interviews. I personally enjoy the tour stories. I feel like im there. 5 stars for this pod! Keep up the great work Howard!!
Great interview Weins. Thankfully the Maintenance guy was a quick cleaner!
I don’t know how you can remember things so vividly . I wish I kept better records but I know for sure I saw 153 shows in 13 states. All the years combine and melt into a dream. Thanks for helping me remember!!!
Awesome stories that remind me of the good ole days. Keep it up Howard, we’re still those same guys in spirit :)
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The content focuses on the extensive musical journey of the Grateful Dead, featuring in-depth explorations of their iconic concerts and performances. Episodes often include personal anecdotes from the host, Howard Weiner, who shares his experiences as a long-time attendee and fan of the band. With discussions that weave together nostalgia and musical analysis, listeners can expect to hear detailed retrospectives on specific shows, memorable jams, and insights into the band's legacy. Notably, the podcast occasionally features discussions on Bob Dylan and other artists that have influenced the Grateful Dead, adding a broader musical context to the episodes. This mix of analysis and storytelling provides a rich experience for both die-hard fan... more
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