John K Band | Senator Theater Baltimore MD | 5/14/2010 setlist | video clips

John K Band | Senator Theater Baltimore MD | 5/14/2010 setlist | video clips

by | May 16, 2010 | Uncategorized | 3 comments

 

Thanks to Cosmic Carl and tssmking!

May 14, 2010
John K Band  and The Wharf RatsJohn K Band at The Senator - John Kadlecik
Senator Theater,  Baltimore, MD

John K Band

Scott Fitzpatrick – drums
Katy Gaughan – percussion
Paul Grepps – keys
Larry Joseloff – bass
John Kadlecik – vocals, guitar

1 set – opened for The Wharf Rats

2001 (Thus Spoke Zarathustra)
Nobody Told Me
Seen Love
Feel Like Dynamite
Cleaning Windows
The Business
Suzy Greenberg
Page 43
Harder They Come
What’s Become of Mary
Sister Smiles
How Sweet It Is

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The Wharf Rats

Scott Brown – guitar
Leah Delano – vocals
Jeff DLB – keyboards
Cosmic Carl – percussion & vocals
Rob Gersten – drums & vocals
Stewart Lyons – bass & vocals
Eric Metzman – guitar & vocals
*w/John Kadlecik –  fiddle
**w/Katy Gaughan – percussion

JK/KG 1st Anniversary Champagne Toast
Bertha
Beat It On Down the Line
Mr. Charlie
*Me & My Uncle >
*Big River
Hey Pocky Way (Cosmic Carl vocals)
Cold Rain & Snowmageddon
Big Railroad Blues
*Mississippi 1/2-Step >
*Franklin’s Tower
Sugaree
Eyes of the World
Scarlet Begonia**>
Drumz** >
Space > Eight Miles High
Mama Tried
Evil Ways
I Know You Rider

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http://www.myspace.com/whrats
http://www.reverbnation.com/thewharfrats

Furthur to Headline Gathering of the Vibes on Friday Night 7/30/2010

by | May 15, 2010 | Music Festivals

Furthur - featuring Phil Lesh and Bob Weir

 Gathering Of The Vibes

  Deadheadland (and many others) expected this after the Nokia Shows were announced.
This schedule is a Deadheads dream, Dark Star Orchestra, Furthur, Rhythm Devils, Donna Jean Godchaux, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Little Feat, Steve Kimock and Crazy Engine, Jackie Greene Band, Robert Randoloph and the Family Band, etc…  sounds to me like friends,family, fans of music and love, the Grateful Dead and beyond!

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Phish on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon – introduced by Kieth Richards

by | May 14, 2010 | Grateful Dead

Phish appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon 5/14/2010

The show is doing Rolling Stones Week, and as part of that, Phish performed The Stones song “Loving Cup ”, which has been part of their repertoire for many years.

Really great song, so many classic lines from one song… Jaggers/Richards  masterpiece!  Their lyrics  are often brilliant, and underrated.  they get upstaged usually by Mick and Keith themselves. 

“What a beautiful buzz”

“I’m the man who brings you roses, when you ain’t got none”

“I would love to spill the beans with you till dawn”

“Give me little drink from your loving cup
Just one drink and I’ll fall down drunk”

Last October 31, as part of Phish Festival 8, the band played the Rolling Stones performing Exile On Main Street  (the album “Loving Cup” is from) as their musical Halloween Costume. 

Much of this set was also part of their recent theatrical release Phish 3D.   Here is the “Loving Cup” from the film (sorry it is not in 3D here!)

John K Band w/ Tom Constanten, Washington DC, 5/10/2010 setlist and links

by | May 12, 2010 | tom constanten

John K Band
Chief Ike’s Mambo Room image
Washington, DC
5/10/2010
Benefit for the 41st Annual Smoke-In

1: How Sweet It Is, Sister Smiles, The Business, That’s What Love Will Make You Do, Fast Enough for You, Nobody Told Me

2: Feel Like Dynamite, What’s Become of Mary, Seen Love, 2001*, Walking in Your Footsteps*, Cleaning Windows, Harder They Come

* w/ Tom Constanten on piano

TC played a solo set in between, Scott Fitzpatrick and John Kadlecik sat in on Dark Star

(setlist from John Kadlecik)

Here is the show on the archive, for your streaming and pleasure!
http://www.archive.org/details/JohnKBandAtChiefIkesMamboRoom4102010

John and Tom Constanten also sat in with On The Bus at chief Ike’s the last Saturday, 5/8/2010.  Here is that  show: http://www.archive.org/details/OnTheBus50810ChiefIkesMamboRoom

Next gig for the  John K Band is Friday night May 14th, at The Senator
with The Wharf Rats.

Mothers Day Eve leads to “Better Days” with the Mother Jones Band – Listen to your Mother! (free show tonight)

Mothers Day Eve leads to “Better Days” with the Mother Jones Band – Listen to your Mother! (free show tonight)

by | May 8, 2010 | Uncategorized | 1 comment

Deadheadland loves Mother Jones!  Here is some info from their website:

MJB_cd-release2010_300w Rising Sun Entertainment is proud to present Mother Jones’ Official CD Release Party!

Our 3rd album, titled “Better Days”, offers genres ranging from Americana and Country flavors to Reggae, R&B and Classic Rock grooves- all with that flowin’ MoJo vibe.

Come down, grab a CD- help us celebrate- and check out the new tunes LIVE- plus some other MoJo faves, and special guests!

At 8pm Jeff Cleveland (of Cowspace) and his original band, The Hope Knots, perform an acoustic set.
A great songwriter and a perfect way to start the night.

MoJo goes on around 9!

At 11:30pm Rolling Reunion will cap the night off with electric, jammy songs and their rock-all-out energy. A talented group of musicians, indeed!

  • No Cover
  • Plenty of parking!
  •  Celebrate with Mother Jones and friends!

Event on Facebook

www.MotherJonesBand.com 
you can buy their CD’s right on their website! Support music!

A dynamic, six-piece multi-genre Jam band from Los Angeles, Mother Jones is composed of a powerhouse of the West Coast’s finest musicians and vocalists, performing & recording outstanding original music.

Mother Jones was founded by Son Vo and original Mother Jones guitarist Tony DiPiano in 2001. Within a few months, Halina Janusz came along, providing her honey-laced vocals and musical sensibilities to the mix. Marshall Thompson, one of the most talented keyboardists in LA, got involved shortly thereafter. Steve Janowski assumes the duty of mega-hair rock bassist while maintaining a tasty low end. Chris Kirshbaum is our fearless drummer, born of instinct, flavor and an uncanny ability to create grooves that move the band wherever it needs to go.  Billy Yates is an incredible guitarist who delivers the goods with conviction, skill, tone and passion. This is the real deal.

With their third album titled “Better Days” having just arrived to hit the jam band scene with a bang, Mother Jones has set the standard for today’s jam band – strong originals backed up by strong vocalists and musicians who can deliver the goods.

Enjoy some Mother Jones from Deadheadland TV!