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| | Bob Weir: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more Music.com |
 | | Weir continues to develop as a bandleader and an elder for new generations of jam bands. | | | Weir developed his odd rhythm style playing between the sweet, articulated lead guitar of Jerry Garcia [+] and the avant-garde bass lines of Phil Lesh [+], who joined the Dead as a newcomer to his instrument after studying trumpet and serial music with composer Luciano Berio [+] at Mills College in the early '60s. | | | A founding member of the Grateful Dead [+], Bob Weir [+]'s musical legacy (separate from its cultural implications) will be of an utterly strange rhythm guitar player and songwriter who grew up in one of the most lasting outside bands of the 1960s. |
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| | Bob Weir - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Weir has a unique guitar style--his greatest influence is the hard bop pianist McCoy Tyner. | | | Weir and Garcia spent the night playing music together and then decided to form a band. | | | On New Year's Eve, 1963, 16-year-old Weir and another underage friend were wandering the back alleys of Palo Alto, looking for a club that would admit them, when they heard banjo music. |
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http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Weir
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| | Bob Weir Rhythm Ace pg1 |
| | The Bob Weir Band, featuring Bobby Cochran on lead guitar, toured briefly after the LP was released. | | | Because Weir and other members of the band were then working at a music store, they had access to electric instruments and took the bait. | | | Weir's latest musical project [1981] is Bobby and The Midnites, a group with Cochran, drummer Billy Cobham, and bassist Alphonso Johnson. |
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http://www.dozin.com/bobs/interview/weir1.html
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| | Weir Here The Best Of Bob Weir |
| | Weir was "the kid," and while his first Dead song, "The Other One," was not only brilliant and enduring – The Dead play it to this day – his early songwriting had its up and downs. | | | Weir took from Kingfish – aside from a massive amount of fun – the songs "Lazy Lightnin’" and "Supplication," and a huge dose of encouragement for the idea that, in order to be a creative contributor to the Dead, he needed to do things for himself. | | | Of course, Weir is rightly associated with live music, and there is a wealth of that. |
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http://www.gdforum.com/store/music/CD-WeirHere.html
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| | BOB WEIR AND RATDOG |
| | Andre Pessis and Bob Weir wrote the lyrics to this tale of one man's yearly sexual rendezvous in New Orleans with an aging beauty. | | | What Bob Weir is about, what he is informed by, can be traced to Kerouac and Cassady, Robert Hunter, the Dead, blues, randb, song craft and structure, Eastern philosophy, psychedelia, and much more. | | | This album is amazing, yet Weir and company make it look easy. |
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http://www.crecon.com/davidwomack/bobweir.htm
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| | Bob Weir, Weir Here |
| | The first five songs are drawn from Weir's first solo album, on which he was accompanied by the Dead. | | | Wasserman was part of the band for this album, and his superlative bass playing anchors the music. | | | Here Weir used some of the standard session guys to form the band: Waddy Wachtel, David Paich, David Foster, Mike Porcaro and Tom Scott; sort of a Bob Weir and Toto album. |
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http://www.greenmanreview.com/cd/cd_weir_weirhere.html
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| | Guitarist Bob Weir: Balancing money, causes |
| | BOB WEIR: They have a number of levels of it. | | | After the band broke up, Weir toured with his side band Ratdog, and eventually built it into a full-time act. | | | For a band so decidedly anti-establishment, they were an establishment all their own. |
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http://www.bankrate.com/overkeyword/news/investing/20010504b.asp
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| | Bob Weir’s position with the Grateful Dead consisted of composition, vocals and rhythm guitar. | | | Weir is known to push the improvisational "envelope" creating a force for Deadheads dancing aimlessly at a show (Silberman 175). | | | John collaborates with Bob Weir to write lyrics and music featuring Weir as the vocalist. |
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http://www.geocities.com/tyedybiker/history.html
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| | BOB WEIR AND RATDOG |
| | When I went up to Weir's lovely, sylvan Mill Valley, Calif., home studio in March 1999, the new album by Weir's current band, Ratdog, was half finished by his estimation, and he was looking to have the record done by May '99, in time for a planned summer-fall tour. | | | Keyboards and guitars are mostly recorded direct (though Weir might also have a mic on his speaker) to Studer 820 24-track with Dolby SR. | | | Bob also started a bunch of the songs, too, but everyone's been participating. |
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http://mixonline.com/mag/audio_bob_weir_ratdog/index.html
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| | JR.com: Bob Weir - Weir Here: The Best Of Bob Weir in Music: Pop: |
| | Weir's first solo album, ACE, was basically a Dead album in disguise, featuring the entire band backing him on material that would become a vital chunk of the Dead's repertoire. | | | Wisely, Weir's Dead work is presented on the second disc in live performances, which were always the band's strongest suit. | | | Most of that essential album is included here, alongside songs from Weir's later solo efforts, some slightly jazzier and a couple cast in a more hard-hitting rock format. |
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http://jr.com/JRProductPage.process?Product_Id=3966400&...
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| | ASCAP Audio Portrait: Bob Weir and Ratdog |
| | The album features strong songwriting and lively improvisations in a band led by Weir and accomplished bassist Bob Wasserman. | | | Evening Moods is the first solo recording in 17 years by former Grateful Dead guitarist and vocalist Bob Weir. | | | Ratdog - Bob Weir wanted Ratdog to have its own sound, which he calls "rock-n-roll Dixieland." |
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http://www.ascap.com/audioportraits/bobweir.html
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| | Hear/Say: America's College Music Magazine - Reviews - Albums - Bob Weir and RatDog: Evening Moods |
| | Bob Weir and his ace assemblage of musicians churn out a fine and respectable album here. | | | So for longtime fans, a first listen to Bob Weir and RatDog’s new CD Evening Moods will likely be approached with some degree of skepticism; Bob’s disappointing last solo album Where The Beat Meets The Street (’84) faded into obscurity after it suffered from critical disregard and fan indifference. | | | His tours were filled with odd covers of everything from Van Morrison to Jimmy Cliff, and he often pulled out rarely heard tunes from his own various solo albums. |
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http://www.hearsay.cc/reviews/albums/04-03-11-00/BobWeir.html
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| | Bob Weir : Where the Beat Meets the Street - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect |
| | As he had in his '70s group, Kingfish, Weir began to take a backseat in his own band, leaving most of the singing up to Bobby Cochran and bringing in a host of outside songwriters. | | | If Bobby & The Midnites' debut album represented a half-hearted attempt to go pop on the part of Grateful Dead guitarist/singer Bob Weir, Where The Beat Meets The Street, The Midnites' second and final album, saw the group going for mid-'80s radio acceptance with a vengeance. | | | Jeff Baxter provided a sharp production sound keyed to Billy Cobham's driving drums, and what you got was, as one song put it, "Rock In The '80s," a set of frisky toe-tappers that concerned themselves mostly with the magical world of rock & roll. |
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http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/store/artist/album/0,,54734,00.html
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| | MusicSearcher.com: Bob Weir Kingfish |
| | Fans of Bob Weir (who else would be looking for this disc?) would be better off with "Bobby and the Midnights" and "Heaven Help the Fool". | | | The vocals (not sung by Bob Weir) are bland, and the playing is uninspired. | | | They had Bob Weir, Matthew Kelley, Robbie Hodinot (hope I spelled that right) and many, many talented musicians. |
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http://www.musicsearcher.com/Items/078221401029/Reviews
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| | Life After The Dead / Guitarist Bob Weir runs with Ratdog at the Warfield |
| | Deadheads may recognize Weir chestnuts like "Cassidy" and "One More Saturday Night" but may also be surprised to hear him sing Garcia's lines in "Eyes of the World" and "Mission in the Rain," two of the many Garcia songs Weir has added to his list of possible songs. | | | Yet as Weir steadily carves himself a new catalog of songs with Ratdog, he still finds himself irresistibly drawn back toward the music of Dead. | | | He realizes who his core audience is: Deadheads who want to hear their favorite twirling songs. |
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/gate/archive/2001/05/04/weir.DTL
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| | RatDog.Org - Press Coverage |
| | Weir played center stage most of the night in a backdrop more of guitars and technical instruments and less of the usual stage full of props. | | | So it was no surprise that for his F.M. Kirby Center concert Tuesday night with his band Ratdog, there were a number of people present who simply respect the talent of Bob Weir outside of his membership in one of the most legendary rock 'n' roll bands of all time. | | | Playing an interesting mixture of music from Ratdog as well as other various solo projects, along with a Grateful Dead tune or two for good measure, Bob Weir and Ratdog carved out a few hours of finely crafted tunes to the delight of 1,450 people in attendance. |
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| | BOB WEIR |
| | It is a version of Bob Dylan’s “Masters of War” that was recorded in studio with Ratdog last year. | | | In my opinion though, the absolute highlight of the two CD’s is the final track of disc two. | | | Is there another Dylan song that is more poignant and relevant today than “Masters of War?” With apologies to Joan Baez, the Byrds, Richie Havens, and even Jerry Garcia, I don’t think there’s ever been anyone who can interpret a Bob Dylan song as well as Bob Weir. |
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| | Ace by Bob Weir CD |
| | While it's ostensibly a Bob Weir album, the Grateful Dead singer/rhythm guitarist's solo debut is essentially a Dead record without any Jerry Garcia songs. | | | Personnel: Bob Weir (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Donna Godchaux (vocals); Jerry Garcia (electric guitar, pedal steel guitar); Keith Godchaux (piano); Phil Lesh (bass guitar, background vocals); Dave Torbert (bass guitar); Bill Kreutzmann (drum). | | | The record closes with the gorgeous, lilting "Cassidy," an uplifting tune indicating that the hippie dream was still alive and well in the Dead camp in the early 1970s. |
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http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/6771258/a/Ace.htm
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| | Bob Weir Solo Forum |
| | He was with Bobby and The Midnights, some people said the Bobby was Bobby Cochran, not Bob Weir. | | | I first Bobby live on October 28, 1978 with the Bob Weir band. | | | They played all the great Weir solo material, and the band cooked! |
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| | Hundred Year Hall interview |
| | Weir: Jerry was always trying to bring it back, but it's one of those songs where there're a couple more chord changes than you can easily remember. | | | Weir: No, it was just, you know, if there's nobody there to listen, it's too easy to play well. | | | Weir: "Wait'll, wait'll he comes back in ten minutes in his clown suit." |
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| | Find Bob Weir lyrics |
| | Find the lyrics to songs that Bob Weir played with bands other than the Grateful Dead. | | | I have prepared a list which sets out: songs I plan to include in the future; songs I don't know the lyrics to; and songs that don't meet the criteria I use for inclusion here. | | | This section now includes most of the songs Bob Weir has played but there are still some omissions. |
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| | Q&A: Bob Weir on the Grateful Dead past, present and future |
| | Bob Weir, right, and Phil Lesh perform as The Dead. | | | They also continue to record and tour, with Weir on the road this spring with his spin-off group, RatDog, and then this summer with The Dead. | | | It’s been more than 40 years since a fateful New Year’s Eve encounter connected Bob Weir with Jerry Garcia and started a rock band, the Grateful Dead, that would become the eternal poster child for 1960s psychedelic music. |
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http://www.rgj.com/news/stories/html/2004/05/11/70494.php?sp1=rgj&sp2=Entertainment&sp3=Entertainment+Umbrella&sp5=RGJ.com&sp6=entertainment_tourism&sp7=entertainment_front
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| | Grateful Dead Concert Photos from the Late '70s - Concert photographs of Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir and the Grateful Dead, including unpublished photos from the Closing of Winterland show (with the Blues Brothers). | | | Official press release concerning Jerry's Guitars - Ownership of Jerry's Guitars is in dispute. | | | Grateful Dead Live - Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, Ratdog and Phish live MP3s and SHNs. |
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| | Playback: Bob Weir speaks |
| | It's funny how I still own all the vinyl releases, cassette releases, and CD, SACD, DVD-A, and DVD-V, go to most shows within a 500 mile radius including Ratdog and Phil ect.... | | | I don't care if the music is on Archives or not because I know it will be available some place or another [although it was fun]. | | | If you haven't heard the news, it seems that there's been a partial reversal of GDM's (Grateful Dead Merchandising) decision to pull all of the live Grateful Dead concert recordings that had been posted at archive.org's Live Mu... |
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http://playback.trufun.com/2005/12/bob_weir_speaks.html
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| | NPR : Bob Weir Reviews His Long, Strange Trip |
| | NPR's Scott Simon recently talked with Weir about the double album and his long career, touching on the guitarist's close relationship with Jerry Garcia, his Grateful Dead bandmate who died in 1995. | | | One disc features all studio cuts, the second contains selected concert performances by Weir with the Grateful Dead plus an unreleased live track -- Bob Dylan's "Masters of War" -- recorded by Weir's own band, Ratdog. | | | Weekend Edition - Saturday, August 14, 2004 · Guitarist Bob Weir, a founding member of the Grateful Dead, has released a 2-CD career retrospective, Weir Here: The Best of Bob Weir. |
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| | Bob Weir to play at MerleFest 2006 - Boston.com |
| | Bob Weir, a guitar player and singer for the Grateful Dead, will make his first appearance at MerleFest 2006, the annual celebration of Americana music begun by bluegrass legend Doc Watson. | | | WILKESBORO, N.C. Bob Weir, a guitar player and singer for the Grateful Dead, will make his first appearance at MerleFest 2006, the annual celebration of Americana music begun by bluegrass legend Doc Watson. | | | Weir will perform with a veteran Merlefest band, The Waybacks. |
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http://www.boston.com/ae/celebrity/articles/2005/09/30/bob_weir_to_play_at_merlefest_2006
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| | Oldies.com : Bob Weir |
| | Ace was a fine solo debut (albeit a Grateful Dead album in disguise), after which Weir joined up with Kingfish in 1976. | | | View the Complete Album Songs List of Bob Weir | | | This interesting combination tackled fusion, reggae and produced one self-titled album. |
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| | Open Directory - Arts: Music: Bands and Artists: W: Weir, Bob |
| | DeadBase: Bob Weir Solo Forum - Comments and recollections on his solo performances. | | | Grateful Dead Family Discography: Bob Weir - Discography of his works, including solo, band, and compilations. | | | Grateful Dead Time Capsule: Bob Weir - Biography, timeline, discography, songlist, and album gallery. |
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| | Weir-Wasserman interview on KPFA 5/14/97 |
| | That's "Touch of Grey," and that was Ratdog, recorded April 7, 1997 in New Orleans. | | | : Bob is busy makin' music, so I take it you're not hangin' out in the archive listening to old Grateful Dead tapes? | | | But hey, we'll get to that at the end of the month. |
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http://www.levity.com/gans/bobrob.970514.html
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| | Bob Weir lyrics @ Bandlink.net |
| | Bob Weir lyrics at Am I Right (misheard lyrics and parodies) | | | Bob Weir lyric sheets at Sheet Music Plus | | | Whatever lyrics you are searching for, you will almost certainly be able to find them at one of these sites. |
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| | The name is WEIR! |
| | It is recorded that three of the maternal forebears of Thomas Weir included a Buchannan, a McFarlane, and a MacNaughton. | | | Buan's son was Rotaldus de VERE (also known as WERE of Blackwood) who had a charter for Blackwood 1398/1400 and was recorded as Bailie of Lesmahagow, followed by Thomas WERE (also recorded as Weir) of Blackwood, father of Robert VEYR (also recorded as Vere/Weir) of Blackwood who was born circa 1430 and died circa 1479. | | | His given name has been recorded as Ralph, Ralf, Radulph, Ralfredus, Radelphus, and Baltredus. |
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| | Hanson Hotel: PR Newswire Report of Bob Weir/Hanson Performance |
| | Instead, Bob Weir was joined on stage by Hanson, who performed five songs, including "All Along the Watchtower" and "One More Saturday Night." And as unexpected as Hanson's appearance was, it didn't diminish the significance of Weir's show, an intimate evening with a musical legend. | | | To have the essence of counterculture in America onstage with the epitome of American pop music at Wetlands at 2:00 in the morning was very surreal." | | | TCI Music's SonicNet to Cybercast Exclusive Bob Weir/Hanson Concert on Thursday, February 18th; Event of the Year Recorded Live at Wetlands, NYC |
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| | Upcoming.org: Bob Weir and Ratdog at Beacon Theatre (Thursday, April 6, 2006) |
| | In September 2000, Arista/Grateful Dead Records released the studio album Evening Moods, credited to Bob Weir and RatDog, the band consisting of Weir, Wasserman, Lane, Chimenti, and Karan. | | | A year later, Grateful Dead Records released the double-CD concert recording Live at Roseland, recorded April 25 and 26, 2001, at the Roseland Theater in Portland, OR, and credited to RatDog, consisting of Weir, Wasserman, Lane, Chimenti, Karan, and saxophonist Kenny Brooks. | | | He continued to tour with the band through December 1995, and went back to performing in February 1996, having added keyboard player Johnnie Johnson. |
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| | Amazon.com: Ace: Music |
| | Better versions of these songs are on any number of Dead live albums or boots. | | | But still, it's a great Grateful Dead, uh, I mean Bob Weir, album! | | | This "solo" effort started as a solo project, then Jerry, Billy, Phil and Mickey joined in, making this, in essence, a Grateful Dead album. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000002VJN?v=glance
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| | USATODAY.com - It's life everlasting for Garcia, Grateful Dead |
| | The Grateful Dead guitarist died nine years ago but remains a vital figure in the hearts and CD players of fans whose appetite for his music and that of his band seems as inexhaustible as the supply. | | | Jerry Garcia, left, and band members, left to right, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Brent Midland, Bill Kreutzman and Mickey Hart pose in the mid-'80s. | | | The $150 set holds 10 studio albums plus 65 previously unreleased tracks. |
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http://www.usatoday.com/life/music/news/2004-08-17-grateful-dead_x.htm
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| | Baru Bay: Bob Weir and Wendy Weir |
| | Bob Weir is the rhythm guitarist and singer for the Grateful Dead, one of the most successful bands in rock 'n roll history which will be celebrating its 3Oth anniversary in 1995. | | | Apart from the Dead, Bob has recorded - either individually or with his own band - the following records: Ace, Heaven Help the Fool, Bobby and the Mldnites, and When the Beat Meets the Street. | | | It was the Grateful Dead's Rainforest Benefit Concert at Madison Square Garden in 1988 that served as the catalyst for Bob's creation, with his sister Wendy Weir, of their first environmental children's book and audio cassette tape Panther Dream: A Story of the African Rainforest (Hyperion Books for Children, 1991). |
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http://seawifs.gsfc.nasa.gov/OCEAN_PLANET/HTML/bob_weir.html
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| | Bob Weir Albums |
| | Albums recorded by Bob Weir, including release dates and current CD availability. | | | If you came straight to this page, click on the button below to explore the rest of this site: there are album lists for over 800 artists, links to a wide range of music-related sites (magazines, record companies, shops and equipment manufacturers for example) and HiFi-related sites (mainly manufacturers). |
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| | Bob Weir |
| | This is Bob and Rob’s electric band and have they ever been tearing it up lately! | | | All of us at Sound Waves have known for some time now that Bobby would be on the cover of this special issue. | | | The two have been musical partners now for over 15 years. |
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| | Pulse Music FREE SHIPPING Yairi WY1 Virtuoso Bob Weir Handmade Acoustic/Electric Guitar |
| | This is a Yairi handmade Bob Weir signature series acoustic/electric guitar which features a fabulous sounding cut-a-way orchestra/folk sized body style available in a variety of finish colors on a solid Cedar top with hand carved scalloped brac | | | Alvarez Yairi acoustic guitars are made in a stubbornly old-fashioned workshop, hidden in the still beauty of the Japanese mountains in the village of Gifu — far from the computerized factories of high-volume guitar manufacturers. | | | Pulse Music FREE SHIPPING Yairi WY1 Virtuoso Bob Weir Handmade Acoustic/Electric Guitar |
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| | Baru Bay: Bob Weir and Wendy Weir |
| | Both Bob Weir and Wendy Weir are environmental activists who share the hope that everyone who reads or listens to their books will appreciate the importance of protecting the earth's &agile environment. | | | They dove the Great Barrier Reef walked deserted beaches, hiked through rainforests recording the different sounds, and stayed in the Gumatj community with Mandawuy Yunupingu, the leader of the Aboriginal rock band Yothu Yindi. | | | Bob's narration highlights Side A (16:45 min.), the original music featuring the Baru Dance is on Side B (18:20 min.). |
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| | Bob Weir |
| | As the health of the Dead's frontman McKernan deteriorated Weir taking on more of the singing/songwriting duties, penning and singing many of the bands more popular songs: Truckin', Sugar Magnolia, etc. He would later on take on much of the leadership of the group as well, as Jerry Garcia 's drug dependancy grew. | | | While remaining forever a "Deadhead", Weir also took to performing solo, and with other bands, such as; Kingfish, Bobby and the Midnites and his current band, RatDog, and still occasionally tours with the surviving members of the Grateful Dead, renamed as "The Others." | | | Bob Weir was born on in San Francisco in 1947 and raised in the suburb of Atherton, California. |
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| | Rockpalast Archiv 8.Rocknight english |
| | We continued the talks over other different points and then had the chance to talk with Garcia, Weir, Mickey Hart and Phil Lesh about their appearance in Essen. | | | After many line-ups and names like 'Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Champions', or 'The Warlocks', Grateful Dead's final line-up took hold with Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir (rhythm guitar, song), Bill Kreutzmann (drums), Ron 'Pigpen' McKernen (keyboard), and Phil Lesh (bass). | | | The members of the band got themselves together through the initiative of guitarist, Jerry Garcia, in 1965. |
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| | The Annotated Grateful Dead Lyrics, by David Dodd |
| | Lyrics by others, such as Robert Petersen, Robert Weir, and Jerry Garcia, will be from legitimate song books, whenever possible. | | | As appropriate, some lyrics will include an analysis section, which will provide technical information on the lyric's construction, and some potential avenues for interpretation. |
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http://arts.ucsc.edu/gdead/agdl
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| | Bob Weir's Current Set-Up |
| | Bob likes the little tiny red "nylon jazz I " picks by Jim Dunlop | | | AJ just for fun did some orange county chopper mods to Weir's speakers | | | The Alvarez WY-1 has both a pick up and a small condesor |
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