I’m sure the fans at this show were feeling as lucky as the Irish on this St. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead, JamBase teamed with Telefunken to produce the Songs Of Their Own 50-day tribute series featuring a da. This continues for a minute at which point they slide almost effortlessly into a great version of The Eleven. China Cat Sunflower (Remastered LP Version) Lyrics- Get Aoxomoxoa China Cat Sunflower (Remastered LP Version) song Lyrics in English. The song China Cat Sunflower was written by Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter and was first released by The Grateful Dead in 1969. The shift in mood is quite apparent and stands as an interesting juxtaposition to the rest of the song in its cheery major key. Right before the 3:30 mark things get really interesting as the band switches to a minor key or some middle eastern sounding mode. His chords are chunky and his fills are unique and spot on. While Jerry certainly garners the spotlight, as is expected in a guitar-centric rock band, what really impressed me on this track is Weir’s playing. Jerry’s second solo is a bit more laid back and he takes his time getting to where he’s going (kind of like this kid that we’ve been expected “any minute now” for the past couple of weeks).
Garcia’s first solo starts of very quick and nimble and Pigpen’s organ adds just the right amount of sustain. Phil’s got some fuzzy bass as the song starts off and the vocals kick in fast. But the one that really caught my attention was the China Cat Sunflower. I always liked the Cryptical Envelopment section of that piece and there’s some good playing throughout that tune. There were some nifty passages in the Lovelight that opens the set, and I really like the version of That’s It For The Other One.
#China cat sunflower song plus#
Plus it was a shorter show so in the event that I had to leave work early for an arriving baby (which is still a possibility as I write this) I may still be able to get through the whole thing. It was either between DL6, DP22, or RT2.2 today and I guess the orange cover just drew me in.
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