Friday, May 8, 2026

Sugaree (Live at Paramount Northwest Theatre, Seattle, WA, July 21, 1972) · Grateful Dead [Radio]

 


Sugaree (Live at Paramount Northwest Theatre, Seattle, WA, July 21, 1972) · Grateful Dead Download Series Vol. 10: Paramount Northwest Theatre, Seattle, WA 7/21/72 ℗ 1972 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group company Equipment Technician: Barry Gutman Engineer, Producer: Betty Cantor Arranger, Producer: Bill Kreutzmann Drums, Percussion: Bill Kreutzmann Engineer, Producer: Bob Matthews Arranger, Producer: Bob Weir Guitar, Vocals: Bob Weir Producer: David Lemieux Arranger, Producer: Donna Jean Godchaux Vocals: Donna Jean Godchaux Mastering Engineer: Jeffrey Norman Producer: Jeffrey Norman Arranger, Producer: Jerry Garcia Guitar, Vocals: Jerry Garcia Equipment Technician: Joe Winslow Arranger, Producer: Keith Godchaux Drums, Keyboards, Piano: Keith Godchaux Equipment Technician: Mark Raizene Organ: Merle Saunders Arranger, Producer: Mickey Hart Drums, Percussion: Mickey Hart Additional Engineer: Owsley "Bear" Stanley Producer: Owsley "Bear" Stanley Arranger, Producer: Phil Lesh Bass Guitar: Phil Lesh Vocals: Phil Lesh Stage Technician: Rex Jackson Stage Technician: Sonny Heard Equipment Technician: Steve Parish Writer: Jerry Garcia Writer: Robert Hunter

i want to hold your hand [Radio]

 


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President Trump threatens Iran with a nuclear holocaust: “If there’s no ceasefire… you’re just going to have to look at one big glow coming out of Iran. They better sign the agreement fast… If they don’t sign, they’re going to have a lot of pain.” #ChildKing



President Trump threatens Iran with a nuclear holocaust: “If there’s no ceasefire… you’re just going to have to look at one big glow coming out of Iran. They better sign the agreement fast… If they don’t sign, they’re going to have a lot of pain.”
#ChildKing 

On the Capture of Berlin as a Landmark Historical Event (May 2, 1945)



On the Capture of Berlin as a Landmark Historical Event (May 2, 1945) 
#Berlin #RedArmy #fascism #history 

A Woman Left Lonely · Janis Joplin [Radio]

 


A Woman Left Lonely · Janis Joplin Pearl (Legacy Edition) ℗ Originally released 1971. All rights reserved by Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment Released on: 1971-01-11 Guitar: John Till Vocal, Associated Performer: Janis Joplin Drums: Clark Pierson Tambourine: Sandra Crouch Bongos, Congas: Bobbye Hall Piano: Richard Bell Organ: Ken Pearson Background Vocal: Pearl Background Vocal: Vince Mitchell Background Vocal: Phil Badella Background Vocal: John Cooke Bass: Brad Campbell Lyricist, Composer: Dan Penn Lyricist, Composer: Spooner Oldham Producer: Paul Rothchild Engineer: Phil Macy