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David Grisman, Jerry Garcia and Tony Rice
Shady Grove
Album: The Pizza Tapes
Genres: Jambands,Rock
A hot pick for its hot pickin’, this warm and winning traditional air from three titans is a Dead-on treasure. |
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Garcia and Grisman covered this old traditional tune on their 1996 album of the same name, but this version benefits from two extra bits of spice. One is Rice’s ultra-clean flatpicking licks, which show a taste and restraint uncommon to many virtuoso players. The other is the warm, informal nature of the track -- there’s nothing self-conscious about the proceedings, which isn’t always the case when three instrumental titans get together. Best of all, the performance sounds like it’s happening right in your kitchen; it’s got that sense of the here-and-now that’s missing from so many live recordings. Dead fans will eat it up of course, but any bluegrass or “newgrass” lover shouldn’t miss it either.
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Dan LeRoy |
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Dan LeRoy is the music and entertainment writer for the Charleston Daily Mail. He serves as an associate editor for Grafitti, a statewide entertainment newspaper, and has also written for several music-related publications including Launch.com, Boston Rock, and Lexicon.
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Fans of JGB or Mother McCree's Uptown Jug band should really dig this. People who are expecting to hear a zoned out, pot smoking song should turn back now
Trippie
When 3 icons such as this get together(known for their live performances), listeners expect something great from a live track, and in this case they get it. The simple, comforting track is something everyone from a yuppie father to teenge Dave freak can enjoy.
Kerry Villamil
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for David Grisman, Jerry Garcia and Tony Rice
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Official David Grisman Site
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The Jerry Site
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All Music Guide: David Grisman
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Grisman/Garcia Site
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All Music Guide: Jerry Garcia
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