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Show Schedule:
Tales from the Golden Road
Sundays 4 pm ET
Rebroadcasts Mondays 9 am & Wednesdays 1 am ET
Join in an interactive on-air chat session every Sunday when Dead experts David Gans and Gary Lambert pick a different cool topic from the Dead’s history. Hear exclusive stories, great jams, and special guests -- including the band members themselves! Call in or email us at goldenroad@siriusxm.com, or visit our Facebook page.
Grateful Dead Concerts
Daily 12 pm, 9 pm & 3 am ET
The experience of a full Grateful Dead concert, from their earliest shows in the 1960s to concerts by current Dead side projects; from pristinely mastered audio releases to legendary, sought-after audience recordings. Have a specific concert request? Email gdconcerts@siriusxm.com.
Today In Grateful Dead History
Daily 7 am & 7 pm ET
Take in some amazing musical rarities as Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux chronicles the events and plays back the killer jams that happened on this date in Grateful Dead history.David will even dig into the vaults for some nuggets that have rarely, if ever, seen the light of day.
Head Set
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 5 pm ET
Dead Heads take over the channel for an hour to play their favorite live cuts and recount personal stories of following the band.
Don't know what's got you goin R.O.Brad but chill brother.........Such great news (on ratdog.org) that the NYE shows to be broadcast via delay on Sirius-XM at 3ET on 1/1.
You people that are infactuated with Donna need to get a clue or keep going to Trickster shows. No dis to them, but shes played out, she aint and never was that great. When the boyz get together we dont need nastalgia, were looking to jam. and whoever said change rocks wasnt a ggod show must not have been there. except for a few loose moments in between a few songs, who else could have jamed like that-phsycedelic style
There was a fantasic 40+ minute verison of He's Gone (mostly instrumental) that was played on the XM57 channel on 11/30around noon EST. Does anyone know, or can dig up that incredible track. I wanna have it!
SteveG
P.S: XM57 was a great idea. Hat's off to the Sirius guys who figured that one out!
Today's "Tales" is all about Madison Square Garden 1990, in honor of the new Road Trips release. We'll have Dan Levy, who wrote the liner notes, in the studio with us. Give us a call at 888-897-4748 and tell us about your experiences with the Dead at Madison Square Garden! Gans/GD Hour blog
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I've been enjoying the return of the Dead to XM so much! Thanks guys for all the work (and fun!)
EYES25
Ran into my old Friend Dan Healy at a recent DSO show in New Hampshire. With Dan on the soundboard it is almost creepy what DSO is able to do. I've heard some negative comments on The Golden Road from some of the callers about the band. I have a lot of respect for the Dark Star Orchestra, they aren't trying to be the Dead, they are an actual orchestra, nobody complains when the New York Philharmonic does Vivaldi or Bach. For anyone that was not lucky enough to have seen the Dead with Jerry I highly recommend a visit to a DSO show.
im not from the San Fran homeland,I'm out here in Southwestern, Ohio,Home of Good Ole Buckye Lake,,,but We'd like to see Donna on tour too, We miss Donna's Vocals also, she could get into it just like Bobby back in the Day!
Heard the show & honestly I was not impressed at all, sounds like they did not reherse at all and seemed to me the oldgang just was not into it. I think it was more for politics then for Dead Heads.
IPlease don't get me wrong, ig they toured I would be there in a heat beat, I also think they should include Donna at least for a few specail dates....like here in the SF bay area their home.
Location
....Listening to a terrific St Stephen on XM: sure would be nice to know the date. (755pm 1/9)