GRATEFUL DEAD VINYL FULL

The Story of the Grateful Dead is meant to be a starting point in an illustrious musical journey. The service found, however, that many interested listeners didn’t know where to begin in the band’s vast catalog. Vinyl Me, Please is a monthly subscription service that mails out a record each month to its users, many of whom have requested Grateful Dead material. The collection features official live and studio releases from throughout the band’s storied career.

GRATEFUL DEAD VINYL FULL

See full list of dates below.Vinyl Me, Please has announced the release of VMP Anthology: The Story of the Grateful Dead vinyl set. They include the band’s 30th Anniversary and Vinyl Release show at The Fillmore in San Francisco on October 15. “I've seen a lot of crowds in my life, but they can do something that I've never seen before.”Īn evening from the past ushers in a new era for Zero who have a number of tour dates scheduled for the rest of 2022.

'Zero can put the whammy on the crowd,” as Robert Hunter states. Naught Again is a music treasure trove, featuring original Robert Hunter/Zero songs, Kimock & Anton instrumental compositions, as well as covers from The Who, Jimi Hendrix, and so much more. Zero has also shared a very special single from the release, ‘Baba O'Riley/Gregg’s Egg’s,’ (writers Pete Townshend/Greg Anton) featuring the Dead’s Vince Welnick on lead vocals, piano and Robert Hunter performing a mesmerizing poetic-rap intro. After nine albums and over 1,300 shows, Zero was more than a conglomerate of talented musicians, they became a San Francisco institution. It was a magic ingredient and Zero took off. John Cipollina of Quicksilver Messenger Service, though not playing on this album, was also once a band member.Ĭonsidering the Zero family tree, it seemed inevitable that Rock and Roll Hall Of Famer and Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter would add his lyrics. Many heavyweight San Francisco Bay and international artists perform with Zero on this album, including Nicky Hopkins on piano (The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who) Pete Sears on organ, piano, vocals (Jefferson Starship), John Kahn on bass (Jerry Garcia Band), Vince Welnick on piano, vocals (Grateful Dead) and others. Zero was formed in the early 1980s by guitarist/composer Steve Kimock and drummer/composer Greg Anton after playing in Grateful Dead members Keith & Donna Godchaux’s new Heart Of Gold Band. Zero, on their second release from these nights onstage, have taken us to the promised land of improvisational rock & roll, thrown open the door to the next dimension and set their followers free. 'This is the certified real deal.That it has appeared now since its origination 30 years ago is near miraculous and is a jubilation–inducing celebration on its own. Naught Again has been praised by Goldmine Magazine, The Aquarian, Glide Magazine, JamBase, Rock And Roll Globe, and many more, including noted producer/writer Bill Bentley in his June 2022 album review in ‘Bentley’s Bandstand’ on Americana Highways who exclaimed:

One album from that 3 night long concert event was released as Chance In A Million in 1994 and now a second appears as Naught Again in 2022. Released on CD and digital earlier this year, the record consists of performances newly mixed by Emmy-nominated producer/engineer Brian Risner from the original multi-track tapes recorded by Dan Healy (Grateful Dead) in 1992 at The Great American Music Hall in San Francisco. Zero has announced their new album Naught Again will have its High Fidelity Double-Vinyl LP release on Septemvia Omnivore Recordings.

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