ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The Grateful Dead played New Year's Eve shows every year since 1968, but 1973
marked a change that lasted for three years. The final shows of the year
were not only on the East coast, but in the south. The finale (12/19) was
the inaugural choice of Dick Latvala for his ep...
marked a change that lasted for three years. The final shows of the year
were not only on the East coast, but in the south. The finale (12/19) was
the inaugural choice of Dick Latvala for his ep...
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Can you believe it? KBOO has allowed a bunch of Grateful Dead loving fanatics
be on the air every Saturday for 25 years. Now, I've been doing this less
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Though alive at the time, I did not know of The Grateful Dead in 1976.
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Hey Now, Phil G here!
This Saturday marks 25 years that I have been regularly on the air at KBOO as
one of the hosts of Grateful Dead and friends.
To make this one special, I've culled songs from some of my favorite Friends
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