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d bel
- Jan 30, 2010 7:01 am
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Lets play Twister,Lets play Risk...
"With points of her own sitting way up high. Way up firm and high."
Lets play Twister,Lets play Risk...
"With points of her own sitting way up high. Way up firm and high."
jjoops
- Jan 30, 2010 9:33 am
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In the beginning, there was ... sobriety.
Anyone have a copy of Merl's self-titled 1974 album on vinyl?
In the beginning, there was ... sobriety.
Anyone have a copy of Merl's self-titled 1974 album on vinyl?
slipnut
- Jan 30, 2010 11:29 am
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Drowned in your laughter and dead to the core.
from Photographer Marjorie Beers King, born 1921, died 2002. She was just about the first "Dead Head."
pals (see Jerry?)
http://i45.tinypic.com/2u7rrph.jpg
no beard
http://i48.tinypic.com/68d7us.jpg
Billy K
http://i46.tinypic.com/2s9oagz.jpg
Ace
http://i46.tinypic.com/2yvnfwl.jpg
That looks like Florida. Most of the other shows in May 1969 were indoors.
05-23-69 Seminole Indian Village, West Hollywood, Fl.
05-24-69 Seminole Indian Village, West Hollywood, Fl.
Drowned in your laughter and dead to the core.
from Photographer Marjorie Beers King, born 1921, died 2002. She was just about the first "Dead Head."
pals (see Jerry?)
http://i45.tinypic.com/2u7rrph.jpg
no beard
http://i48.tinypic.com/68d7us.jpg
Billy K
http://i46.tinypic.com/2s9oagz.jpg
Ace
http://i46.tinypic.com/2yvnfwl.jpg
That looks like Florida. Most of the other shows in May 1969 were indoors.
05-23-69 Seminole Indian Village, West Hollywood, Fl.
05-24-69 Seminole Indian Village, West Hollywood, Fl.
jjoops
- Jan 30, 2010 11:29 am
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In the beginning, there was ... sobriety.
Can you digitize it? I am hoping to get a copy. I only just noticed the other day that it has "Ain't Now Woman Like the One I Got" and "When I Die", two of the instrumentals that Jerry and Merl played together (though not on the album). I would like to hear some of the other tunes to see if they are represented in the live repertoire.
http://www.deaddisc.com/disc/Merl_Saunders.htm
I am thinking I may need to get a record player for myself ... vinyl is fun.
In the beginning, there was ... sobriety.
Can you digitize it? I am hoping to get a copy. I only just noticed the other day that it has "Ain't Now Woman Like the One I Got" and "When I Die", two of the instrumentals that Jerry and Merl played together (though not on the album). I would like to hear some of the other tunes to see if they are represented in the live repertoire.
http://www.deaddisc.com/disc/Merl_Saunders.htm
I am thinking I may need to get a record player for myself ... vinyl is fun.
slipnut
- Jan 30, 2010 11:34 am
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Drowned in your laughter and dead to the core.
Boston 1969
http://i49.tinypic.com/n4b9z8.jpg
Drowned in your laughter and dead to the core.
Boston 1969
http://i49.tinypic.com/n4b9z8.jpg
AtS
- Jan 30, 2010 1:05 pm
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A dime for a cup of coffee?!?
jjoops, any light on that other keyboardist issue? There is a British keyboard player named Tim Hinkley, whom Hopkins absolutely would have known well. Sounds like a certain possibility.
Played with Sonny Boy Williamson, Al Stewart, Humble Pie, Stones, The Who, Roger Chapman, Whitesnake (Schabs!!) a.o.
A dime for a cup of coffee?!?
jjoops, any light on that other keyboardist issue? There is a British keyboard player named Tim Hinkley, whom Hopkins absolutely would have known well. Sounds like a certain possibility.
Played with Sonny Boy Williamson, Al Stewart, Humble Pie, Stones, The Who, Roger Chapman, Whitesnake (Schabs!!) a.o.
blair jackson
- Jan 30, 2010 1:39 pm
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Interesting theory, AtS. I looked at his credits...
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&searchlink=TIM|HINKLEY&sql=11:0nfuxqt5ldfe~T4
Nothin' that would indicate he did any work in the U.S., but maybe he came over "on holiday" (as the Brits like to say) and Nicky hooked him up with the J-Man...
Interesting theory, AtS. I looked at his credits...
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&searchlink=TIM|HINKLEY&sql=11:0nfuxqt5ldfe~T4
Nothin' that would indicate he did any work in the U.S., but maybe he came over "on holiday" (as the Brits like to say) and Nicky hooked him up with the J-Man...
AtS
- Jan 30, 2010 1:47 pm
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A dime for a cup of coffee?!?
According to the Wiki entry, he worked as backing musician for SBW, Lee Dorsey, Carla Thomas and Ben E King. Probably (possibly) meant he did some US touring.
Pretty extensive list of credits in any case.
A dime for a cup of coffee?!?
According to the Wiki entry, he worked as backing musician for SBW, Lee Dorsey, Carla Thomas and Ben E King. Probably (possibly) meant he did some US touring.
Pretty extensive list of credits in any case.
AtS
- Jan 30, 2010 1:51 pm
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A dime for a cup of coffee?!?
And yes Schabs, the name Hinkley rang a bell from.. wait for it.. the first Whitesnake albums. ;^)
Seems he also played on Pete Sinfield's (King Crimson) solo record, had no idea about that and that album is one of my favorites! And on Tom Waits' Closing Time. And (( Thin Lizzy's Chinatown ))
A dime for a cup of coffee?!?
And yes Schabs, the name Hinkley rang a bell from.. wait for it.. the first Whitesnake albums. ;^)
Seems he also played on Pete Sinfield's (King Crimson) solo record, had no idea about that and that album is one of my favorites! And on Tom Waits' Closing Time. And (( Thin Lizzy's Chinatown ))
SP
- Jan 30, 2010 2:14 pm
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I think the Heavy Turbulence album (available on the "Fire Up" CD) may have been digitally edited as well, even within tracks.
I think the Heavy Turbulence album (available on the "Fire Up" CD) may have been digitally edited as well, even within tracks.
jjoops
- Jan 30, 2010 3:00 pm
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In the beginning, there was ... sobriety.
Not Tim Hinkley. Here was has reply to me:
Sorry to tell you that the mysterious keyboard player is not myself.
The only time I ever shared a stage with Gerry Garcia was at Bickershaw, Yorkshire, England around 1968/9 when the Grateful Dead topped the third days bill. I was playing with Al Stewart at the time. and we jammed sometime during the Dead's very lengthy set.
There is a keyboard player, Ken Hensley. Ken was the keyboard player with the English heavy rock band, Uriah Heep and I believe he now lives in Switzerland.
You may want to try to track him down.
I assume the Bickershaw reference is to '72. Has anyone ever detected additional keyboards during the long jam of that show?
In the beginning, there was ... sobriety.
Not Tim Hinkley. Here was has reply to me:
Sorry to tell you that the mysterious keyboard player is not myself.
The only time I ever shared a stage with Gerry Garcia was at Bickershaw, Yorkshire, England around 1968/9 when the Grateful Dead topped the third days bill. I was playing with Al Stewart at the time. and we jammed sometime during the Dead's very lengthy set.
There is a keyboard player, Ken Hensley. Ken was the keyboard player with the English heavy rock band, Uriah Heep and I believe he now lives in Switzerland.
You may want to try to track him down.
I assume the Bickershaw reference is to '72. Has anyone ever detected additional keyboards during the long jam of that show?
Blacula
- Jan 30, 2010 3:18 pm
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Embrace the douche.
I also see at least three Fender (Dual?) Showman amps behind there. They're so clean & shiny!
Embrace the douche.
pals (see Jerry?)
I also see at least three Fender (Dual?) Showman amps behind there. They're so clean & shiny!
blair jackson
- Jan 30, 2010 4:11 pm
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Drat, the trail grows cold again...It definitely sounds like "Tim Hensley" on whichever show that he's introduced is...
Drat, the trail grows cold again...It definitely sounds like "Tim Hensley" on whichever show that he's introduced is...
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