Grateful Dead, The - Dead Play The Beatles mp3

Tracklist

Notes

Original Notes by Duane Currey
My reasoning for deciding which versions to include is listed below:
01. Day Tripper GD 06-25-85 Suggested by David Gans
02. Come Together Dead 07-07-03 Suggested by a fellow CDead member. He said that he believed that Joan's super hot performance got this one going.
03. Eleanor Rigby Jam JGB 02-12-80 One of very few. All are ragged. Chose this one as one of best.
04. Tomorrow Never Knows GD 11/29/94 Suggested to me by someone on the CDead group I think.
05. Blackbird Ratdog 11-09-99 One I had.... The two GD versions really sucked
06. Get Back PLQ 10-16-00 Not played much, GD version very poor
07. Why Don't We Do It In The Road GD 04-07-85 Well, it IS a Beatles song...less lame than the others (I was almost tempted to leave it off entirely)
08. Hey Jude GD 03-22-90 Complete version; Jude>Reprise patched together, dropping "Dear Mr. Fantasy" entirelly; There is a slight "hitch" between Jude and the Reprise but I left it as is to keep as much music as possible without including "Fantasy." I had originally thought of using the 3/1/69 version, but David Gans suggested this one as the better choice. Even though the '69 one has Pigpen, this one is better.
09. Strawberry Fields Forever PLQ 02-08-02 Pretty hot version, although a bit hollow; it also features some interesting hints to Eleanor Rigby.
10. Rain GD 10-09-94 I perused The Compendium Volume III and found this to be one of the better versions, which, upon hearing it, it is.
DISC II
01. Revolution GD 07-02-85 I listened to all of the versions, and this one shone above the rest. I could have sworn that there was a really good one from '90, but, when I listened, well, I guess I was mistaken.
02. She Said Dead 07-07-03 Joan smokes on this puppy!
03. Dear Prudence Reconstruction 7-8-79 Suggested here as a good version in lieu of the later JGB versions - it has pretty much what he played with the JGB, with horns, and back when he was healthy.
04. All Too Much GD 03-26-95 Someone here suggested this one.
05. I Want To Tell You JGB 03-08-87 1 of 2 JGB times played; The '76 version is ragged which is a shame as Donna and Keith were part of the JGB back then. I to go with a JGB version instead of the GD versions as Jerry was in much better health. Also, the JGB allowed him to stretch out in a different direction.
06. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds GD 03-17-95 Best version according to The Compendium Volume III.
07. I Am The Walrus PLQ 09-01-02 - personal favorite, I attended and we believed that PLQ was not going to tour anymore....
08. While My Guitar Gently Weeps PLQ 11-30-01 Bitter sweet to hear this one as it was the day after George died. It was only played once; I wish they had included this in their repertoire, or at least pulled it out every so often as a surprise. Warren does this one "just exactly perfect.”

Album

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