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booie
Apr 23, 2013, 10:38:07 AM4/23/13
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Warren Haynes to Lead Symphonic Celebration of Jerry Garcia
This summer Allman Brothers Band guitarist Warren Haynes is teaming
with distinguished symphonies like the Boston Pops and the San
Francisco Symphony to bring the music of Jerry Garcia to fans in an
entirely new way. The collaborators will approach the late singer’s
original compositions and Grateful Dead hits at nine different halls
and amphitheaters across the country.
Haynes is certainly no stranger to Garcia and the Dead music. He
toured with the Dead, playing guitar when Bob Weir, Phil Lesh and
company toured in the late-’00s. He’s been playing shows with the
remaining members since Garcia died in 1995. Garcia’s family is
curating the experience, which begins on June 18 in Pittsburgh, Pa.
A full list of shows is below, and ticket information is available at
JerryGarcia.com. Notable dates on the itinerary include the July 30
show at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado, and the Aug. 1 date —
which would have been Garcia’s 71st birthday – in his hometown of San
Francisco. Haynes’ show at the Davies Symphony Hall that day and on
Aug. 2 is sure to be special.
The June 20 show in Raleigh is not yet on Garcia’s website, but was
confirmed in a press release.
Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration Featuring Warren Haynes Dates:
6/18 – Pittsburgh, Pa.
6/20 – Raleigh, N.C.
6/22 – Lenox, Mass.
6/25 – Philadelphia, Pa.
6/26 – Vienna, Va.
7/30 – Morrison, Colo.
8/1 – San Francisco, Calif.
8/2 – San Francisco, Calif.
8/4 – Los Angeles, Calif.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
bbb writes:
Sounds like a good thing to hear.
I have to make it to Lenox, Mass
Nice town.
booie.....
This summer Allman Brothers Band guitarist Warren Haynes is teaming
with distinguished symphonies like the Boston Pops and the San
Francisco Symphony to bring the music of Jerry Garcia to fans in an
entirely new way. The collaborators will approach the late singer’s
original compositions and Grateful Dead hits at nine different halls
and amphitheaters across the country.
Haynes is certainly no stranger to Garcia and the Dead music. He
toured with the Dead, playing guitar when Bob Weir, Phil Lesh and
company toured in the late-’00s. He’s been playing shows with the
remaining members since Garcia died in 1995. Garcia’s family is
curating the experience, which begins on June 18 in Pittsburgh, Pa.
A full list of shows is below, and ticket information is available at
JerryGarcia.com. Notable dates on the itinerary include the July 30
show at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado, and the Aug. 1 date —
which would have been Garcia’s 71st birthday – in his hometown of San
Francisco. Haynes’ show at the Davies Symphony Hall that day and on
Aug. 2 is sure to be special.
The June 20 show in Raleigh is not yet on Garcia’s website, but was
confirmed in a press release.
Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration Featuring Warren Haynes Dates:
6/18 – Pittsburgh, Pa.
6/20 – Raleigh, N.C.
6/22 – Lenox, Mass.
6/25 – Philadelphia, Pa.
6/26 – Vienna, Va.
7/30 – Morrison, Colo.
8/1 – San Francisco, Calif.
8/2 – San Francisco, Calif.
8/4 – Los Angeles, Calif.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
bbb writes:
Sounds like a good thing to hear.
I have to make it to Lenox, Mass
Nice town.
booie.....
Edwin Hurwitz
Apr 23, 2013, 10:33:34 PM4/23/13
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In article <cbc53bce-b032-411e...@a14g2000vbm.googlegroups.com>, booie <ba_ba...@webtv.net> wrote:
> Warren Haynes to Lead Symphonic Celebration of Jerry Garcia
>
>
> This summer Allman Brothers Band guitarist Warren Haynes is teaming
> with distinguished symphonies like the Boston Pops and the San
> Francisco Symphony to bring the music of Jerry Garcia to fans in an
> entirely new way. The collaborators will approach the late singerąs
> Warren Haynes to Lead Symphonic Celebration of Jerry Garcia
>
>
> This summer Allman Brothers Band guitarist Warren Haynes is teaming
> with distinguished symphonies like the Boston Pops and the San
> Francisco Symphony to bring the music of Jerry Garcia to fans in an
> original compositions and Grateful Dead hits at nine different halls
> and amphitheaters across the country.
>
> Haynes is certainly no stranger to Garcia and the Dead music. He
> toured with the Dead, playing guitar when Bob Weir, Phil Lesh and
> company toured in the late-ą00s. Heąs been playing shows with the
> and amphitheaters across the country.
>
> Haynes is certainly no stranger to Garcia and the Dead music. He
> toured with the Dead, playing guitar when Bob Weir, Phil Lesh and
> remaining members since Garcia died in 1995. Garciaąs family is
> curating the experience, which begins on June 18 in Pittsburgh, Pa.
>
> A full list of shows is below, and ticket information is available at
> JerryGarcia.com. Notable dates on the itinerary include the July 30
> show at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado, and the Aug. 1 date ‹
> which would have been Garciaąs 71st birthday in his hometown of San
>
> A full list of shows is below, and ticket information is available at
> JerryGarcia.com. Notable dates on the itinerary include the July 30
> show at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado, and the Aug. 1 date ‹
> Francisco. Haynesą show at the Davies Symphony Hall that day and on
> Aug. 2 is sure to be special.
>
> The June 20 show in Raleigh is not yet on Garciaąs website, but was
>
> confirmed in a press release.
>
>
> Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration Featuring Warren Haynes Dates:
>
> 6/18 Pittsburgh, Pa.
> 6/20 Raleigh, N.C.
> 6/22 Lenox, Mass.
> 6/25 Philadelphia, Pa.
> 6/26 Vienna, Va.
> 7/30 Morrison, Colo.
> 8/1 San Francisco, Calif.
> 8/2 San Francisco, Calif.
> 8/4 Los Angeles, Calif.
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> bbb writes:
> Sounds like a good thing to hear.
> I have to make it to Lenox, Mass
> Nice town.
>
> booie.....
Tanglewood is a great venue. I saw the Who and Jethro Tull there in 1970. I also went to numerous BSO concerts, including an epic Rite of Spring ca. 1977 with Seiji Ozawa.
>
>
> Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration Featuring Warren Haynes Dates:
>
> 6/18 Pittsburgh, Pa.
> 6/20 Raleigh, N.C.
> 6/22 Lenox, Mass.
> 6/25 Philadelphia, Pa.
> 6/26 Vienna, Va.
> 7/30 Morrison, Colo.
> 8/1 San Francisco, Calif.
> 8/2 San Francisco, Calif.
> 8/4 Los Angeles, Calif.
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> bbb writes:
> Sounds like a good thing to hear.
> I have to make it to Lenox, Mass
> Nice town.
>
> booie.....
But I'm going to pass. Not a WH fan on this material and the opportunity for it to just be a self-indulgent maudlin affair is too high. Now if it were Nels Cline or Bill Frisell, that would be a
different story.
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Edwin Hurwitz
Apr 24, 2013, 12:33:26 AM4/24/13
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In article <1347958446388469192...@News.Individual.NET>, Band Beyond Desu <t...@aiko.com> wrote:
> Edwin Hurwitz <ed...@indra.com> wrote:
> > In article
> > <cbc53bce-b032-411e...@a14g2000vbm.googlegroups.com>, bo
> >> remaining members since Garcia died in 1995. Garcia¹s family is
> >> Francisco. Haynes¹ show at the Davies Symphony Hall that day and on
:-)
Maybe free sushi, and you'd have a deal!
> Edwin Hurwitz <ed...@indra.com> wrote:
> > In article
> > <cbc53bce-b032-411e...@a14g2000vbm.googlegroups.com>, bo
> > ie <ba_ba...@webtv.net> wrote:
> >
> >> Warren Haynes to Lead Symphonic Celebration of Jerry Garcia
> >>
> >>
> >> This summer Allman Brothers Band guitarist Warren Haynes is teaming
> >> with distinguished symphonies like the Boston Pops and the San
> >> Francisco Symphony to bring the music of Jerry Garcia to fans in an
> >> entirely new way. The collaborators will approach the late singer¹s
> >
> >> Warren Haynes to Lead Symphonic Celebration of Jerry Garcia
> >>
> >>
> >> This summer Allman Brothers Band guitarist Warren Haynes is teaming
> >> with distinguished symphonies like the Boston Pops and the San
> >> Francisco Symphony to bring the music of Jerry Garcia to fans in an
> >> original compositions and Grateful Dead hits at nine different halls
> >> and amphitheaters across the country.
> >>
> >> Haynes is certainly no stranger to Garcia and the Dead music. He
> >> toured with the Dead, playing guitar when Bob Weir, Phil Lesh and
> >> company toured in the late-¹00s. He¹s been playing shows with the
> >> and amphitheaters across the country.
> >>
> >> Haynes is certainly no stranger to Garcia and the Dead music. He
> >> toured with the Dead, playing guitar when Bob Weir, Phil Lesh and
> >> remaining members since Garcia died in 1995. Garcia¹s family is
> >> curating the experience, which begins on June 18 in Pittsburgh, Pa.
> >>
> >> A full list of shows is below, and ticket information is available at
> >> JerryGarcia.com. Notable dates on the itinerary include the July 30
> >> show at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado, and the Aug. 1 date ‹
> >> which would have been Garcia¹s 71st birthday – in his hometown of San
> >>
> >> A full list of shows is below, and ticket information is available at
> >> JerryGarcia.com. Notable dates on the itinerary include the July 30
> >> show at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado, and the Aug. 1 date ‹
> >> Francisco. Haynes¹ show at the Davies Symphony Hall that day and on
> >> Aug. 2 is sure to be special.
> >>
> >> The June 20 show in Raleigh is not yet on Garcia¹s website, but was
> >>
> >> confirmed in a press release.
> >>
> >>
> >> Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration Featuring Warren Haynes Dates:
> >>
> >> 6/18 – Pittsburgh, Pa.
> >> 6/20 – Raleigh, N.C.
> >> 6/22 – Lenox, Mass.
> >> 6/25 – Philadelphia, Pa.
> >> 6/26 – Vienna, Va.
> >> 7/30 – Morrison, Colo.
> >> 8/1 – San Francisco, Calif.
> >> 8/2 – San Francisco, Calif.
> >> 8/4 – Los Angeles, Calif.
> >>
> >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> >> bbb writes:
> >> Sounds like a good thing to hear.
> >> I have to make it to Lenox, Mass
> >> Nice town.
> >>
> >> booie.....
> >
> > Tanglewood is a great venue. I saw the Who and Jethro Tull there in 1970.
> > I also went to numerous BSO concerts, including an epic Rite of Spring
> > ca. 1977 with Seiji Ozawa.
> >
> > But I'm going to pass. Not a WH fan on this material and the opportunity
> > for it to just be a self-indulgent maudlin affair is too high. Now if it
> > were Nels Cline or Bill Frisell, that would be a
> > different story.
>
> Even with free pavilion cheeseburgers?
> >>
> >>
> >> Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration Featuring Warren Haynes Dates:
> >>
> >> 6/18 – Pittsburgh, Pa.
> >> 6/20 – Raleigh, N.C.
> >> 6/22 – Lenox, Mass.
> >> 6/25 – Philadelphia, Pa.
> >> 6/26 – Vienna, Va.
> >> 7/30 – Morrison, Colo.
> >> 8/1 – San Francisco, Calif.
> >> 8/2 – San Francisco, Calif.
> >> 8/4 – Los Angeles, Calif.
> >>
> >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> >> bbb writes:
> >> Sounds like a good thing to hear.
> >> I have to make it to Lenox, Mass
> >> Nice town.
> >>
> >> booie.....
> >
> > Tanglewood is a great venue. I saw the Who and Jethro Tull there in 1970.
> > I also went to numerous BSO concerts, including an epic Rite of Spring
> > ca. 1977 with Seiji Ozawa.
> >
> > But I'm going to pass. Not a WH fan on this material and the opportunity
> > for it to just be a self-indulgent maudlin affair is too high. Now if it
> > were Nels Cline or Bill Frisell, that would be a
> > different story.
>
:-)
Maybe free sushi, and you'd have a deal!
3jane.
Apr 25, 2013, 7:49:05 PM4/25/13
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On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 12:33:26 AM UTC-4, edwin wrote:
>
> > > But I'm going to pass. Not a WH fan on this material and the opportunity
>
> > > for it to just be a self-indulgent maudlin affair is too high. Now if it
>
> > > were Nels Cline or Bill Frisell, that would be a
>
> > > different story.
>
> >
>
> > Even with free pavilion cheeseburgers?
>
>
>
> :-)
>
>
>
> Maybe free sushi, and you'd have a deal!
This outfit is playing at Wolftrap in VA. Pass, and I'm a big WH fan (though not with Further).
>
> > > But I'm going to pass. Not a WH fan on this material and the opportunity
>
> > > for it to just be a self-indulgent maudlin affair is too high. Now if it
>
> > > were Nels Cline or Bill Frisell, that would be a
>
> > > different story.
>
> >
>
> > Even with free pavilion cheeseburgers?
>
>
>
> :-)
>
>
>
> Maybe free sushi, and you'd have a deal!
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