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Category: Merl Saunders

skull and roses album cover

[Review] Grateful Dead (1971)

The Dead’s two best albums are bookended by double live albums. This is the other one.

Posted On 27 Aug12 Apr
Live at Keystone

[Review] Merl Saunders, Jerry Garcia, John Kahn, Bill Vitt: Live At Keystone (1973)

A double album of jams with Merl Saunders at Berkeley’s Keystone club, a familiar haunt for Jerry Garcia’s band in the 70s.

Posted On 18 Aug29 Sep
Garcia album cover

[Review] Jerry Garcia: Garcia (1974)

Pin Ups or These Foolish Things it isn’t, but Garcia’s second album puts a delightfully distinctive spin on cover tunes.

Posted On 24 Aug11 Apr

Merl Saunders: You Can Leave Your Hat On (1976)

A mildly funky outing from the throaty San Francisco icon. Yeah, the cover is terrible, but Merl Saunders atones for it with solid…

Posted On 29 Apr23 Mar
Cats Under the Stars

[Review] Jerry Garcia Band: Cats Under The Stars (1978)

One of the better JGB albums featuring five new Garcia/Hunter songs.

Posted On 1 May16 Aug
Run for the Roses

[Review] Jerry Garcia: Run For The Roses (1982)

A fair match for the Dead’s output from this period, featuring half originals and half covers.

Posted On 3 May17 Aug

Robert Hunter: Amagamalin Street (1984)

[Kronomyth 5.0] Amagamalin Man.

Posted On 13 Nov3 Aug

Merl Saunders/Jerry Garcia/John Kahn/Bill Vitt: Keystone Encores, Vol. 2 (1988)

Technically, I should tell you to run with both arms over your head, screaming. But in my heart I enjoy this scruffy, loveable…

Posted On 12 Sep9 May

Legion of Mary: GarciaLive Volume Three – December 14-15, 1974, Northwest Tour (2013)

[Kronomyth x.x] Gargling Man.

Posted On 23 May24 Aug

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