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The best concerts I've ever been too! As a kid (around 10 years old) I saw them in San Francisco with my folks. I saw them just before Jerry passed away in Las Vegas (where me and a few buddies literally crawled under a fence to sneak in because the tickets were sold out and the scalpers were gone) and I saw them again at The Forum in LA, CA in 2005 ("The Other Ones"). When I saw them at the forum, in order to make penance for my previous shenanigans in Las Vegas, NV, I bought a ticket to give away and did so. I found a man holding a "Praying for a Miracle" sign walked up and handed him the ticket....
My iTunes and Spotify are full of the 'Dead. There are also several CDs in my truck.
It's how I explorer my "inner hippie." LOL
(I grew up in a home where my parents had had their days as "hippies" prior to my Dads enlistment in the Army and subsequest tourS in Vietnam.... My Dad came home and became a cop here in Los Angeles and my Mom stayed the hippie course to this very day. It was a very interesting way to grow up. And the Grateful Dead was often the soundtrack of my youth....)
My iTunes and Spotify are full of the 'Dead. There are also several CDs in my truck.
It's how I explorer my "inner hippie." LOL
(I grew up in a home where my parents had had their days as "hippies" prior to my Dads enlistment in the Army and subsequest tourS in Vietnam.... My Dad came home and became a cop here in Los Angeles and my Mom stayed the hippie course to this very day. It was a very interesting way to grow up. And the Grateful Dead was often the soundtrack of my youth....)
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CPT Chris Loomis
Grateful Dead - Fire On The Mountain (Studio Version)
Fire On The Mountain by the Grateful Dead. It's from their 1978 album, Shakedown Street.
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CPT Chris Loomis
Grateful Dead - Franklin's Tower
(WMG owns this not me) (Lyrics) In another times forgotten space Your eyes looked from your mothers face Wallflower seed on the sand and stone May the four w...
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CPT Chris Loomis
Grateful Dead - Eyes of the World (Studio Version)
Eyes of the World by the Grateful Dead. Off of their sixth album, Wake of the Flood, released in 1973.
Okay.... Last one. I swear....
https://youtu.be/vCy9k_RWlvA
I hope y'all enjoy the tunes and brings you a some mellow grooves
https://youtu.be/vCy9k_RWlvA
I hope y'all enjoy the tunes and brings you a some mellow grooves
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LTC Stephen F.
I saw the Grateful Dead perform at U Mass at Amherst in 1978 while I was a cadet at USMA and then I saw them in November 1980 at the Fox Theater in Atlanta when I was going through IOBC CPT Chris Loomis
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LTC Stephen F.
You are very welcome my audiophile friend and brother-in-Christ SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
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