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Grateful Moments

Grateful Moments

By: Francisco Valdivieso
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 Immerse yourself in some of the Grateful Dead's most magic moments throughout their long, storied career. During every show, the host of Grateful Moments will give you background to the music he's playing, such as date; location; and description of the era the show is set in. Beyond that, it's a simple, direct, no-frills approach to listening to a curated catalog from the 60's to the 90's. Email Gratefuldeadmoments@gmail.com for comments; corrections; suggestions; etc.© 2023 Grateful Moments Music
Episodes
  • Special, Important, Announcement

    Special, Important, Announcement
    Apr 17 2023

    Email me at gratefuldeadmoments@gmail.com

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    4 mins
  • ON VACATION WILL POST MORE CONTENT WHEN I RETURN. THIS IS A REPEAT EPISODE, I REPEAT, THIS IS A REPEAT EPISODE

    ON VACATION WILL POST MORE CONTENT WHEN I RETURN. THIS IS A REPEAT EPISODE, I REPEAT, THIS IS A REPEAT EPISODE
    Apr 4 2023

    Currently on vacation will post content and resume regular schedule upon my return. Thanks!

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    25 mins
  • May 8, 1977- They Love Eachother and Morning Dew

    May 8, 1977- They Love Eachother and Morning Dew
    Mar 21 2023

    May 8, 1977- They Love Eachother and Morning Dew
    Cornell University, New York

    The most famous Dead show of all time! Spring '77 is the apex of their career, and due to unique circumstances, this show is the most famous show they ever did. In 1980's tape trading circles, this was the most coveted of them all. This episode features 'They Love Each Other' from the first set, and 'Morning Dew' from the second set.

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    26 mins
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