Correction to Three20South schedule
In the recent issue of Mousike, the Three20South advertisement incorrectly stated that the Yamn show on 9/18 was a free show. While that show has a cover, the Dead Winter Carpenters show on 9/25 is free! Check out the entire Three20South calendar below….
8/26 Fast Food Junkies 8/27 Harmonious Junk 8/28 Jerry Joesph & Wally Ingram 9/1 Greensky Bluegrass 9/4 The LBC & ScarTissue 9/9 Sol Driven Train 9/11 The Deedles 9/18 YAMN 9/25 Dead Winter Carpenters 10/12 Tea Leaf Green 10/29 Particle 11/20 Zach Deputy
Blast from the Past: Scrapple
Periodically, we will post articles from before Mousike had a fancy website. Way back to the summer of 2009…
The Dharma Pig Lives
By Michael Gerity
It’s no secret that Colorado Mountain Ski towns have lost a little something over the last thirty years. Sure they have expanded and grown into giant winter theme parks, but just ask a local that has been there for more than twenty years, and you might uncover some- of the something that has been stripped away by this modern day gold mining.
More often than not money is to blame, ultimately moving into each and every one of these high country towns (now chic villages), transforming or changing something that was perfectly good and memorable, to those that lived there the previous years. Read the rest of this entry »
Definitely not DMB for TBB
While we all know that the final headlining slot for Telluride’s Blues and Brews will be announced once that band’s contractural obligations at Mile High are completed, one band can be officially crossed off the list.
Dave Matthews Band has announced that their final shows of 2010 (and 2011 for that matter) will take place on 9/17&18 at Wrigley Field in Chicago, making it official that they will not be in Telluride. If you want to see DMB before their hiatus, you’ll have to catch them at MHMF in August.
This leaves Derek and Susan (most probable) and Steve Miller Band along with a few dark horses like Jack Johnson, My Morning Jacket, Cypress Hill (just kidding, their blues album isn’t coming out til 2013) and Weezer as possibilities.
Ringo turns 70, Beatles and Grateful Dead Remembered
Richard Starkey, better known as Ringo Starr is celebrating his 70th birthday today. Ringo played Red Rocks twice including the first ever major rock concert there in 1974. While there were 2,000 tickets left unsold to that show, many people that were at the concert think that an overall lack of security and common knowledge that it was easy to sneak in make it one of the most well attended shows in Red Rocks’ history. Ringo returned to the stage 36 years later with his All Starr Band. Happy Birthday Ringo!
And speaking of Red Rocks… it was 32 years ago today, The Grateful Dead played the first of what would end up being 20 shows at Red Rocks. The setlists…
7/7/78
Set 1: Jack Straw, Candyman, Me & My Uncle > Big River, Friend Of The Devil, Cassidy, Tennessee Jed, Passenger, Peggy-O, Music Never Stopped
Set 2: Cold Rain & Snow, Beat It On Down The Line, Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain, Dancing In The Streets > Drums > Not Fade Away > Nobody’s Fault But Mine > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Around and Around, E:U.S. Blues, E: Johnny B. Goode
7/8/78
Set 1: Bertha > Good Lovin’, Dire Wolf, El Paso, It Must Have Been The Roses, Minglewood Blues, Ramble On Rose, Promised Land, Deal
Set 2: Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet > The Other One > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Wharf Rat > Franklin’s Tower > Sugar Magnolia, E:Terrapin Station, E: One More Saturday Night, E: Werewolves of London
Festival Pick of the Week: Bluegrass in Paradise
This coming weekend, the first ever Bluegrass in Paradise will be held in Crested Butte. Hosted by the “Master of Strings,” Drew Emmitt, this festival will include two full days of workshops and performances.
Bands from all over country include Blue Highway, Bearfoot, Springcreek Bluegrass, Ralph Stanley and The Clinch Mountain Boys, Emmitt-Nershi Bandand Shannon Whitworth.
For tickets and information, visit the Bluegrass in Paradise website.
Nateva stream schedule
Todays schedule for the internet streaming from Nateva Festival. You can catch the action on iclips.net
(all times are listed on Colorado/Mountain time):
1:15 – Crash Kings
2:20 – Drive-By Truckers
3:45 – TBA
5:10 – John Brown’s Body*
6:10 – Greensky Bluegrass*
6:35 – STS9
8:15 – TBA
* Delayed Performance
Your Holiday Weekend in Colorado…
First and foremost, there’s a great camping festival happening on the Colorado River at Rancho Del Rio. Some of the headliners are Great American Taxi, Elephant Revival and Big Gigantic. See the post from earlier this week for details.
If you can’t get to Rancho, don’t fret because there is a lot of great music elsewhere in Colorado this weekend.
Like in Avon, where the state’s largest fireworks show takes place on Saturday night in Nottingham Park. DJ Logic will be entertaining the crowd prior to the fireworks. Afterwards, stop by and see Oakhurst at the newly remodeled SaltWater Cowboy. Don’t forget, if you bring the latest issue of Mousike, SaltWater will give you a free beer!
Or Breckenridge, where Three20South has Euforquestra and Mountain Standard Time. Check their website for details.
And at Red Rocks, Galactic, Umphrey’s McGee, The Wailers and Cyril Neville all play on Saturday while Blues Traveler holds their annual gig on the 4th.
Nateva Festival streaming live from Maine
Photo by James R Anerson on photog.com from Oxford Dead shows in '88. East Coasters... is this the same guy that servers up some of the best burgers in the world at New Haven's Louis' Lunch?
IClips Couch Tour continues with live video and audio streaming from the Nateva Festival this weekend. So if you’re not at Red Rocks or Rancho Del Rio seeing some of the best live music the nation has to offer, then turn on your computer and kick back to the live sets of Furthur, moe., The Flaming Lips and more. Click here for the stream.
Today’s schedule is as follows (all times are listed on Colorado/Mountain time):
12:15 – Umphrey’s McGee
1:40 – Keller Williams
2:45 – Jakob Dylan & Three Legs
3:50 – Jackie Greene
5:00 – Passion Pit
6:30 – Ghostland Observatory
8:00 – moe.
Coincidently, the Grateful Dead played their last shows in Maine, just 3 miles down the road on 7/2 and 7/3 in 1988. These legendary shows were often described as the best vibe in the history of East Coast Dead Shows. Here are the setlists from setlist.com
07/02/88 – Oxford, ME
Set 1: Iko Iko > Jack Straw, West L.A. Fadeaway, Stuck Inside A Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again, Row Jimmy, Blow Away, Victim Or The Crime, Foolish Heart
Set 2: Crazy Fingers > Playing In The Band > Uncle John’s Band > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Gimme Some Lovin’ > All Along The Watchtower > Morning Dew > Sugar Magnolia, E: Mighty Quinn
07/03/88 – Oxford, ME
Set 1: Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree, Walkin’ Blues, Tennessee Jed, Queen Jane Approximately, Bird Song
Set 2: Touch of Grey, Hey Pocky Way, Looks Like Rain, Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > I Will Take You Home > Drums > Space > Goin’ Down the Road Feeling Bad > I Need A Miracle > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude, E: Not Fade Away
On This Day: 7/1
Gov’t Mule – a classic set in Aspen with Woody…
7/01/99 at The Double Diamond in Aspen
Set 1: Wandering Child, Thorazine Shuffle, Devil Likes It Slow, Suffer, Painted Silver Light > I Shall Return > She Said She Said > Tomorrow Never Knows Jam, Lay Your Burden Down, Bad Little Doggie > Left Coast Groovies > Drums > Jam > Red House, Blind Man In The Dark, E: Grinnin’ In Your Face > Mule > I’ve Been Workin’ > Who Do You Love? > Mule
From Setlist.com
Festival Pick of the Week: Realm Festival
The world famous floating concert - be a part of it this weekend
This is one of the the most amazing mini-festival settings in the country, you can float in the lazy river while soaking up the sun and tunes! The lineup features some very special guests and rising stars on the national music scene. We strive to bring you many styles of music connected by a philosophy of positive vibrations and a communal feeling. This year Campout for the Cause has joined forces with The Realm Festival in order to bring you one of the most diverse and fun filled weekends of live music and dj’s. The festival will be donating a portion of profits to important causes – the Realm of Caring and Hands on Disaster Response – Project Haiti.
Artists: Big Gigantic, Ana-Sia, Great American Taxi, Elephant Revival, The Dead Phish, Orchestra, Bonfire Dub, Shakedown, Laughing Bones, DJ Also Starring, DJ Psychonaut, DJ Adamross, Yamn and more.
Tickets for the weekend are only $65 with camping. Visit campoutforthecause.org for more info
STS9’s Axe the Cables is now available
You may remember that STS9 chose the Denver area’s Wells Fargo Theater as the locale for their most recent New Year’s Eve run. You also may remember that on the chilly evening of the 29th, they sat down in Gates Hall, a pristine modern opera houses at the University of Denver, to create the inaugural “Axe The Cables… An Evening of STS9″.
What the night encompassed was one of, if not the most flawless STS9 event in the bands decade plus history. The entire show was played, for the most part, sans all “electric” gear including the common stage instrumentation of laptops our fans have grown quite accustomed to.
The crowd wore suits and behaved as if they were going to the opera and the night took on a life of it’s own. To say the event was a hit is an understatement. It was a night legends are made of. So much so the band has decided to re-cut, re-mix, and re-master this into one massive release.
“Axe the Cables” is available NOW on STS9’s ever-exploding record label 1320 RECORDS
WSP Setlists
Photo by Mike Hardaker
Widespread Panic at Red Rocks through the first two nights…
Friday 6/25
Set I: Airplane> Vacation> Pigeons, Cotton Was King> Climb To Safety, Greta> Tie Your Shoes*> Red Hot Mama*> Tie Your Shoes> Porch Song
Set II: Conrad, Solid Rock, Good People> Dark Bar> Good People, Flicker> Shut Up and Drive, Cream Puff War> Fishwater, Blue Indian, Holden Oversoul
Encore: Let’s Get The Show On The Road, Ain’t Life Grand
* with Karl Denson on saxophone
Saturday 6/26
Set I: Better Off, Henry Parsons Died, Dirty Side Down> Rock, Clinic Cynic, You Should Be Glad, Pilgrims, Love Tractor, Pleas> Bust It Big> Mr. Soul
Set II: Makes Sense To Me, Surprise Valley> Hatfield> Surprise Valley, Driving Song> Arleen> Driving Song, Saint Ex, North> Chilly Water> Interstellar Overdrive> Chilly Water
Encore: Up All Night> Junior
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