LOCKN’ Webcast Replay | DAY 4, Sunday, August 26, 2018 – Dead & Company, Blues Traveler, Sheryl Crow, Matisyahu

LOCKN’ Webcast Replay | DAY 4, Sunday, August 26, 2018 – Dead & Company, Blues Traveler, Sheryl Crow, Matisyahu

LOCKN’ Festival WEBCAST
|streaming free|
DAY 4
Sunday, August 26, 2018

Today:
Keller Williams Grateful Gospel w John Kadlecik
| The Judy Chops | Spafford | Matisyahu |
|Blues Traveler | Sheryl Crow |
| Tedeschi Trucks Band |

Dead & Company

wsg Branford Marsalis

This will be Dead & Company‘s FINAL performance for 2018.
You know what they say…
Never Miss A Sunday Show!

(Dead & Company show time approx 8:45p Eastern)

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Schedule:

Grateful Dead Summer Solstice, 6-21-1995 | Knickerbocker Arena, Albany NY (full show video)

Grateful Dead
Summer Solstice, 6-21-1995
| Knickerbocker Arena, Albany NY
(full show video)


Setlist:

Set 1
Just Exactly Perfect
Hell In A Bucket
Loser
Take Me To The River
Row Jimmy
Broken Arrow
Promised Land

Set 2
Scarlet Begonias
Fire On The Mountain
Women Are Smarter
It’s All Too Much
Playing In The Band
Drums
Space
Easy Answers
Morning Dew
E: US Blues

Post production video editing by Voodoonola

 

 

Vince Welnick Dept: The Tubes “El Paso” 1975 vs. Grateful Dead “El Paso” 1994

Vince Welnick Dept: The Tubes “El Paso” 1975 vs. Grateful Dead “El Paso” 1994

Vince Welnick, keyboard player with the Grateful Dead from the 90s, was originally in The Tubes.

Known for highly theatrical shock rock, here is an unexpected video of The Tubes, with our boy Vince Welnick on keys, covering the Marty Robbins classic “El Paso” in 1975.

Of course this is a song that Bob Weir has been performing most of his career, including many times with the Grateful Dead. But not one The Tubes were known for.

Here is the Grateful Dead, with Vince Welnick, performing “El Paso” in 1994.

Vince Welnick
2/21/51 ~ 6/2006

Always Grateful
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