Conference rdvax::grateful

............................................................................
... Huh!  Oh, sorry - I had to think about that one for a while.

	Yes, that's who Frank was.

	I'm still thinking...

re: -.1
    >	I'm still thinking...
    
    Q:  Shall we call it by name?

    Question:
    
    What was the GD song which had the video with the dog
    running across the stage with a bone in its mouth ?
    
    last year, maybe.

Touch of Grey...I love that scene with the dog!






Jim

    
    Ok Jim, you win... your turn

Ok...



Why don't we do this in note 30...Dead Jeopardy note?






Jim moderator wannabe :^)

No no no Jim, you're supposed to give the answer.  :-)


I agree, please take the "quiz" to the Dead Jeopardy note,... Thank you.

Lisa

I moved the Jeopardy-like notes from topic 160 to here using the nifty:

	set note 160.* /note_id=30

command.

OK.

	Question:	?
	Answer:		JJ Cale


	Deadbase/Lyrics listings not allowed.

    
    Who played at the Bottom Line on Phyllis' birthday a couple of years
    ago and we all really wanted to go but it was thirty dollars and that's
    a lot of money and doesn't include drinks or anything so we blew it
    off?
    
    

RE: Phyllis

Close!  But not quite!



I'd expect a few people to at least take some good stabs at this one.....

Jim Henderson????

    
    Who wrote After Midnight?
    
    
    rich

RE:        <<< Note 30.12 by BIODTL::FERGUSON "the rainbow has a beard" >>>



>Jim Henderson????



Speaking :^)

         <<< Note 30.13 by WFOV11::BUTZE "Do the trouser press baby" >>>
    
>    Who wrote After Midnight?

makes sense, but i'm not aware of the dead ever performing this song.    


jim, i figured you might know the answer to this one cold....... knowing
your musical taste.

hint time?


	HINT:	footwear.

    your right about the dead but as an added note didn't Garcia band play
    this several times?????
    
    rich

re:        <<< Note 30.12 by BIODTL::FERGUSON "the rainbow has a beard" >>>

>I'd expect a few people to at least take some good stabs at this one.....

    What's the category? JJ Cale? The Dead? Both? Songs? Lyrics? Footwear?
    Jerry's High Heeled Sneakers? What?
    
    Gerry

re:        <<< Note 30.15 by BIODTL::FERGUSON "the rainbow has a beard" >>>

> hint time?

Howsabout a Category ?  

Sorry JC, but my mind is blank (SHUT UP LISA!)...I was thinking of High Heel
Sneekers, but I thought Tommy Tucker wrote that one :^/





Jim

    What is Walkin' Blues.....

RE    <<< Note 30.20 by MSHRMS::FIELDS "A Time 4peace I Swear Its Not 2L8" >>>

>    What is Walkin' Blues.....


This is correct.  JJ Cale penned this song along with the song Cocaine, which
99 out of 100 people would probably say Eric Clapton wrote.


I knew I was forgetting something !!!! (category) ... I was too lazy to look
back at an example or two.... sorry 'bout that...


	take it away MR Fields....

Hold it...I could've sworn Robert Johnson wrote Walkin Blues.




Jim who may be wrong but doubts it...

    I think it was Robert Johnson as well.

    gee that was my 1st thought too Jim but the hint sorta made me 
    think about walkin' blues.....wrong or not JC said I was right 
    
    	NANANANANANAANANNNAAAA on you Jim ! :')
    
    	hummmmmmmm lets see........
    
    
    
    	CATigorrrrieyyyyy: A Merriam-Webster 7th
    
    	ANSIR: a loadless return trip
    
    	Question: ??????????

    
>    	CATigorrrrieyyyyy: A Merriam-Webster 7th
    
>    	ANSIR: a loadless return trip
    
    	Question: What is a deadhead?
		  (as opposed to a Deadhead)

tom

>    	CATigorrrrieyyyyy: A Merriam-Webster 7th
>    
>    	ANSIR: a loadless return trip
>    
   	Question: What is a deadhead

Geoff

RE:    <<< Note 30.24 by MSHRMS::FIELDS "A Time 4peace I Swear Its Not 2L8" >>>

       
    
    
   > 	CATigorrrrieyyyyy: A Merriam-Webster 7th
    
   > 	ANSIR: a loadless return trip
    
   > 	Question: ??????????

    

      Uh...what is a deadhead?


      :^)




   Jim

    ooooooo close one guys but I m sorry Geoff Tom beat ya by a few
    nanu-seconds    Tom its your turn pick a CATegory

	Category: CD's
	Answer  : ADD
	Hint    : think "recent releases"

    ref Walking Blues....Taj did it and so did Paul Butterfield and on
    those albums it says Robert Johnson..
    
    rich

>   <<< Note 30.29 by SUBWAY::HERMITT "We won't need a map, believe me..." >>>
>                               -< an easy one? >-
>
>
>	Category: CD's
>	Answer  : ADD
>	Hint    : think "recent releases"


	What is AnalogDigitalDigital  ie. One From The Vault

	Geoff

>	Category: CD's
>	Answer  : ADD
>	Hint    : think "recent releases"

>	What is AnalogDigitalDigital  ie. One From The Vault
>	Geoff

		Exactly.  Don Pardo, tell Geoff what he's won!!!

 Don Pardo (offstage):  Welllllll, Geoff, you've won a homemade
	                tape rack that holds 24,385 tapes, a year's
			supply of premium brussel sprouts, and
			a shot at becoming our return champion by
			posting the next category and answer!!!!

 (WILD APPLAUSE FROM OUR STUDIO AUDIENCE)

RE: walkin' bluez

According to the JJ Cale CD my roommate has, the credit goes to Cale;  perhaps
I mis-read it... .... I was listening to it less than 1 week ago (that is
when I wrote it)...

could be RJ though.

This one should be easy


Category: Lyrics
Answer: What boys by the dozen have to offer
Question: ????????????

    I don't know....must have been the doses????
                                            rfb (who admits being lousy at
    this game)

    Question:
    
    	What is drug store lovin?
    
    		OR
    
    	What is ten cent lovin?
    
    	depending on Pig Pens mood at the time
    
    							/
    

    I've never figured out exactly how that line goes, but I've guessed
    that the "things that come by the dozen, that ain't nothin' but drug
    store lovin'" referred to condoms sold in boxes of 12.  Am I way off
    the mark here?
    
    Jamie

You got it Miiiiiiiister /-mon, take it away


Geoff

    
    	Well Jamie,.. I was never sure about it  either (hence my two
    	replies) but I take it to mean that Pig Pen, as lover wannabe, is
    	trying to tell the young lady that his loving is a real man-sized
    	lovein and that she ought to check out his lovin (I'm gonna prove
    	every word I say) in comparison to those "boys" who she is
    	currently gettin her lovin from but its really only "ten cent"
    	or "drug store" lovin,.. the kind a woman gets hanging with the
    	boys who hang at the drug store...
    
    	Now,... I gotta get back out of writing this note and see how this
    game works sos I can make the next entry...
    
    							/
    

    Oh,.. dead jeapordy
    
    	I remember this game
    
    		Lets see,...
    
    			Category: interviews
    			Answer: Well it was a horny moose,.. a friendly
    				sort but vocal
    
    							/
    

    
    What did Jerry say after meeting Ace for the 1st time?
    
    

Wait a minute!  How did we let / question an answer?  Everytime he does we
spend weeks trying to figure out what he's getting at?


:^)



Jim

    re .41 I like that answer Phyllis :-),.. but it aint the real one...
    
    re .42 I don't know Jim,.. I guess you'll have to suffer :-) :-)
    	Maybe you can blame Geoff for entering a question about one of
    	my all time fave tunez :-) :-)
    
    							/
    
    	PS Hint,.. David Gans
    

BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZT...times up!

    OK
    
    	This was said by Bob once about some noises his amp
    was making right before it blew chunks on him in the middle
    of a gig...
    
    	Anyway,.. another /jeaopordy question goes unanswered :-/
    
    	I'll let the next available noter take it away...
    
    							/
    

	Category:	Hair-dos

	Answer:		Mickey Hart

    Question: Who is the only member of the band to ever shave his head?
    
    							/
    

RE:      <<< Note 30.47 by STAR::SALKEWICZ "It missed... therefore, I am " >>>
>                      -< Jim is praying I don't get this >-
>
>    Question: Who is the only member of the band to ever shave his head?
   


That is correct Slash.  Take it away.  BTW, do you know the reason why?

    No,.. I humbly pass my turn to ,.....
    
    
    	JIM Henderson!!!!!
    
    							/
    
    PS ,.. I forget why,.. but a random neuron says it was either part
    	of some Zen/Shaman thing,.. like he was enrolling in some school
    	or program or something,... and then another random neuron insists
    	that it was just for a goof,.. and yet another says that he was
    	tired of looking like Dr. Spock. Can't remember for sure though.
    

I'll pass








Jim

	Category:	Prose

	Answer:		da ve

    Isn't this 'dead' jeapordy,.. not da ve jeapordy?
    
    					:-)
    
    							/
    
    PS Is this a real answer/question?
    

    who holds the record for the longest sentence in GRATEFUL history?
    
    			:^)
    
    				da ve_th e_rec ord_hol der

    dave jeopardy!!  That sounds good!!  One can describe a characteristic
    of a certain dave and the others have to guess what dave it is.  
    
    dave

This may be common knowledge for some/most of you, but I thought I'd try to 
have fun with my new found trivia  8^) 


Answer:  William Sommers, Philip Chapman, and Robert Hall.

Ok, a clue in the way of a more specific catagory:

CATAGORY:  playing in the band

ANSWER:  William Sommers, Philip Chapman, and Robert Hall.

    I'll take a stab at a WAG:
    
    Who are now known as Bill the Drummer, Phil Lesh, and Bob Weir?
    
    But I thought Bill was the only one who changed his name?  Or maybe:
    
    Who are now known as Bill the Drummer, Tracy Chapman, and Monty Hall?
    
    Jamie

I knew it wasn't that hard!  8^)

I got this off the net, and the quoted source was Rolling Stone's Encyclopedia 
of Rock and Roll, so take it FWIW.

It also listed Jerry's full given name as Jerome John Garcia.

spleH sihT epoH

Scott

    Maybe those were there middle names (with the exception of Bill K.)? 
    Whatever . . .
    
    Category: Stage presence.
    Answer: Plasma.
    
    BTW, does a quadruple point exist for any element, i.e. the element
    exists in all four states (solid, liquid, gas, and plasma) at one
    temperature and pressure?
    
    Jamie

    What holds the little plastic skeleton onto the bridge of 
    jerry's Guitar?
    

    re .-1
    
    No, but an interesting guess!  :^)
    
    Here's some clues:
    
    - think circa 84-85.
    - think of rare gasses (N2O is NOT rare!!  :^))
    - throw in a little juice and voila: plasma!
    
    Hope I've got my fizzix right!
    
    Jamie

      What are those big glass balls with the lightning bolts
    in them (I don't no what their actually called) that use to 
    be on stage during drumz/space.
    
    
    Sean

    re .-1
    
    You got it!
    
    Jamie

     O.K. I'll try this,
    
    catagory: Bands
    answer: "The Second Story Men"
    
    
    Sean

    In the interests of providing a diversion to mellow out with after
    thinking about the world...
    
    The last answer (from JUPITR::OCONNERS) was
    
    catagory: Bands
    answer: "The Second Story Men"
    
    an alternate, since no one answered the previous
    
    category: 60's song characters
    answer: "It's a shame and a pity
    	     you were raised, up in the city
    	     and never learned nothing 'bout country ways"
    
    

    Not So Sweet Martha Lorraine
    
    (just saved 6000 blocks compressing my notebook (got rid of lots of
    dead conferences from my old job) and it still works!)
    
    Scott
    

    
>>  Not So Sweet Martha Lorraine
    
    You got it!  Country Joe & the Fish.  Take it away...

 Wait a doggone minute...is this Dead Jeopardy or Name that Tune?







Jim

    Whoops!  You're right :-)
    
    ...and please make sure it's worded in the form of a question...
    
    Judges?  Does this mean Scott loses 500 points?

    
    Nope.  However, it does mean that this notesfile must remain pun free
    for a period not less than 30 days.  :-)
    
    Judge Koyner
    
    

 Sounds like fair punishment to me...:^)

    RE:   <<< Note 30.70 by TERAPN::PHYLLIS "through a dream night wind" >>>
                    -< hey, you asked for a sentence! :-) >-
    
    Well, looks like Phyllis is the final WORD on that one!  In fact,
    to KOYN a PHRASE, I'd say we've been hit with the ARTICLES of
    anti-punsterism.
    
    AAAAiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!  No, wait, I didn't mean it!  Keep Away!
    
    Ohhhh nooo.... for the SYN-A-NYMing a few more puns, they're STRINGing
    me up!  If I'd a NOUN she was a hanging judge, I wouldn't soon be
    turning into a DANGLING PARTICIPLE...
    

    imho, asking this bunch to stay pun-free for more than 30 minutes
    is cruel and unhuman punishment...  patently unconstitutional...
    
    					da ve

     Re: The Second Story Men-
    
     It was the name of Pigpen's band in 1963
    
    Sean

    OOps - forgot I still had to put in an answer.
    
    This later funky "family" man was twiddling the knobs at the Warlock's
    first recording sessions.
    

Who was Owlsley??

-tjg

    Nope.
    Hint: this guy later fronted a popular band.
    

    Funky Family man huh ? Sly Stone :')
    

    Yup - Sly Stone (aka Sylvester Stewart) was producer/engineer for
    Autumn Records during that time.
    

RE: .78

Don't forget this is Dead Jeopardy  8^)

Scott

 I used to listen to Sly Stone when he was a DJ on KDIA Lucky 13 in Oakland,
 Ca!  His band was a weekend thing at the time.



 I know everybody was just dying to hear this, but I think I was the only 
 white guy listening to that station  back in the late 60s.





 Jum

    Hey it was a WAG but I was right !!! whoa !!!
    
    
    	I have a answer in just a bit so please stand by !
    
    Chris

	After some fact finding I've come up with this one.....
    
    
Category: Venues with something in common
    
    
Answers: Fillmore Auditorium,Winterland Arena,Boston Tea Party,Cow Palace,
	Oakland Auditorium Arena,SF Civic Center,Oakland-Alameda County 
	Coliseum,and Kaiser Convention Center

    Question: In what venues has Bill Graham been owner or part owner?
    

    could be but not what Im looking for.....

    what are places that have had new year's shows???

    BINGO !!!!!!!!!!

	Those sites all hosted bingo events?  Aren't they rather large for that?
Must have been some regional bingo championships. :-)

Mark

    such a JOKER Mark ! nooooooo Da ve is right about NYE sites but maybe
    we can start BINGO at shows maybe between sets :')

    ugh...  i am not very good at dead jeopardy...  i am amazed that i got 
    a question...  now i have to choose an answer...  probably an easy
    one...
    
    category:  zodiac
    answer:    he's a Pisces...
    
    				      da ve	

    
    
    Who is da ve?
    
    Hogan

What sign is Phil?

    both are correct but Tim has the one i was looking for...
    
    					da ve

    I'm thinking.  I know, it's not like me to do that BEFORE saying
    something, but so it goes...
    
    Be back later this morning...
    
    tim
    

    
      It looks like some of you passed by the 'owsley' question/answer - 
    or, did somebody think he was Sly Stone...
    
      Wasn't Owsley the inventer of some very pure acid back when the stuff
    did exist.? Seems to me I remember reading he used to put it in pill
    form, and then stamp a mickey mouse or a donald duck on it. I think 
    he used to keep it in liquid form also, hidden in a bottle of Blue
    Cheer laundry detergent, hence the name.
    
    later daze
    stu
    
    
    

    
      Ha, i guess we're never too old to learn stuff, and never too 
    proud to admit when we find cool stuff out.
    
      $ Bear :== Owsley_Stanley
    
    
    stu
    
    

    Actually, Owsley didn't invent what he sold, he just repackaged it.  In
    '65 or '66 he somehow acquired a barrel of lsd (it was legal then) from
    Sandoz and made about 2.5 million hits (I believe he used brightly
    colored blotter paper) over the next couple of years.  For those just
    joining the program already in progress, he used to twiddle the knobs
    for the Dead.  However, Sly Stone was the resident engineer for Autumn
    Records (home to the Beau Brummels!) at the time the Warlocks recorded
    their demo album.
    
    Scott_owner_of_the_apparently_invisible_OWSLEY_node
    

    
    farout.
    
    
    

    nearin !

	two part jeopardy answer:

	THIS song always comes last in set II because
	it is so hard on HIS vocal chords.

	>THIS song always comes last in set II because
	>it is so hard on HIS vocal chords.

A guess:  Who is Jerry, what is Morning Dew?

nope...

    Who is Bobby, what is Sunshine Daydream ... 

	you got it Bbbbb....

    Gee ... and I ain't got no answers to no questions ... somebody else
    wanna take it away ???
    
    ... Bobbb
    

That was my next guess...really!!  8^)

Scott

New Answer:

O compassion,
brethren tour
participants!

He's mortal:
shunned clan job.

I partner
hoofed westerly,
drowning me.

My official test:
gas celebrations.

what is:

O compassion,
brethren tour
participants!

He's mortal:

> shunned clan job.
Uncle John's Band

> I partner
Terrapin

> hoofed westerly,
Eyes of the World

> drowning me.
Morning Dew


My official test:


> gas celebrations.
Scarlet Begonias


Ken (Jumble player for years ;-)

a few more (thanks Ken!)

O compassion,
	Picasso Moon

My official test:
	Attics of my Life

Ken,

You got enuf of 'em to take it...

here's the spoiler...


O compassion,		Picasso Moon
brethren tour		Robert Hunter
participants!		Captain trips!

He's mortal:		Mars Hotel
shunned clan job.	Uncle John's Band

I partner		Terrapin
hoofed westerly,	Eyes of the World
drowning me.		Morning Dew


My official test:	Attics of my Life
gas celebrations.	Scarlet Begonias

Take it away, Ken!

	BZZZZT!   Can't think of anything.... if someone can come up 
	with something go for it.

	Ken

    Category: :-)
    
    
    
    Answer: 150 ft to two inches,. depending on your state of mind
    
    
    

    whats fiction to reality ?

    
>    Answer: 150 ft to two inches,. depending on your state of mind
    
What is Slahmon's nose?    
    

    Sheesh, even two inches is, er, stretching things a bit. :-) You sure
    it wasn't Pete Townsend's schnozz instead of Bobby's. :-)

    
    
    I KNOW THE ANSWER!!!!!
    
    /name told me once of an experience he had while at a show once... 
    This experience involved him and his uncle Sidney...  You see, they
    were at this show together, and when /name intensely focused on Bobby
    during one song, Bobby's nose started out as normal (i.e. 2 inches).
    
    Then /name looked again, and Bobby started to turn from side to side. 
    As he did so, /name saw Bobby's nose pass over him (i.e. 150 feet long)
    and was able to look up his nostrils!!!!
    
    So the answer is....
    
    Bobby's NOSE!
    
    My very first Trivia win!  Such a proud moment...

RE: <<< Note 30.117 by LJOHUB::RILEY "Namer of chaotic individuals everywhere!" >>>

    
    
   > I KNOW THE ANSWER!!!!!
    
     So do we...but what's the question?    


   :-)

    
    
    Oh yeah!  Jeopardese...
    
    I'VE FAILED AGAIN!  Drat that Red Baron...
    
    What is: Bobby's Nose
    
    btw, from the looks of it, a few others in here already knew the
    answer...  What a HEEL...  gulp  :^/
    
    stay tuned for more interesting trivia, but first a message from our
    sponsor...
    

    Treemon gets it (yeah Treemon)...
    
    I told yo in person one jam night Treemon,.. but I also related the
    whole story as best notes would let mo once years ago in
    grateful_old....
    
    Anyway,, take er away Treemon
    
    							/schnoz
    

    
    
    Topic:	Song Origins
    
    Answer:	The object on Mickey Hart's Farm that was the inspiration
    		for the song "Greatest Story Ever Told".
    
    tree

    a drum made from a human skull!!!!!!!!
    
                 NOT!
    
    but it's the only thing I can remember....
                                              rfb

    What is...
    
    a pump???
    Why else would they call this "The Pump Song"  ;-)
    
    PeterT
    

    
    Take'r away PeterT...
    
    The water pump on Mickey's farm would produce this rhythm that drove
    itself into Mickey's head to the point where he brought it into that
    song...
    
    RE: rfb
    
    Yup, I remember reading about the human skull drum.  I guess I should
    write my will now eh?  :^)   ...I Treemon donate my body to
    percussionists of the world to make use of in creating rhythmic
    instruments....
    
    Tree

WEPUBS::BARNES                                        
    
>    a drum made from a human skull!!!!!!!!
    
    
     I remember that story.  That was the drum that belonged to the Guyoto
     Monks (did I spell that right?).  They're Tibetian Buddhists.  Mickey
     smuggled tapes of their chants out of China.  Strange things started
     happening with the drum around.
    
     He returned the drum to them as I remember and they told him that it
     was the drum that "woke the dead".
    
     And it did wake The Dead ... and then The Dead woke the rest of
     us. :-)

    OK, my turn.   Hmmmm, I think this is harder to do then come up with
    the right question.  How's about this
    
    A somewhat exaggerated length.
    
    
    PeterT
    

    Hmmm,
    
    The school bus stop I waited at got so cold on some winter mornings
    that it froze the ground all the way to China.  In the timbers of 
    Fennario... the winter was so hard and cold; froze ten feet 'neath 
    the ground.  Easy.
    
    She's actually seen crows with wings a mile long hanging out in
    a brussel sprout patch. The irrigation system for this field 
    included a wishing well with a golden bell, and a bucket hanging
    clear to Hell.  The vines grew on lavender all the way to the 
    sun.  
    
    ? 
    
    

    Can you put that in the form of a question?  ;-)  I was actually
    thinking of 
    "Wonder where the nuthatch winters,
    Wings a MILE LONG just carry the blues/bird away"
    
    Your tern  ;-)    (That was actually a typo, but it fits nicely :)
    

    what was that?????  a PUN?!?!?!?!?!  :^) :^) :^)   what a turkey...

 That was fowl da ve  :-)










 JUm

    Sorry.  I'm a bit too chicken to get involved with the round-robin
    of pun-meisters here.  Wouldn't want someone to flip me the bird
    so I'm just gonna duck out of here.
    
    PeterT_who's_puffin_hard_as_he_runs_away
    

    awww come on PeterT!!  you sound like an old hen...  :^)
    
    					da ve

    I may egret this, but it sounds like heronsy to me!  I don't have the
    whippoorwill to stop you though! So I guess I just have to cast 
    mallardictions your way!  

    hmmm... i thik he's trying to tell me to buzzard off...
    
    				da ve

    I think this note has taken a tern 

    		yeah, getting a little LOON-ey...

You people quack me up!  I can't believe you have the gull to actually enter
some of those, from heron out I'm going to duck right out of this topic...

Scott

    I could't bear to wade through all the puns to find out who's turn it
    is.  So, it's my turn.  And the answer is:
    
    He didn't kill his buddy.

    
    Who is Jack Straw (from Witchita)?
    
    

    re .-1
    
    Right!  I thought it might throw people, since a lot of people think he
    did kill his buddy, but I guess not.
    
    Your turn, hope you've got an answer ready.
    
    Jamie

    
    
    Category: Great Stories
    Anwser: The dudes who would get back to work if they had enough sense.
    
    
    

Holy moly, I KNOW this one!  :^)  Who are Abraham and Isaac?

- DC

    
    
    I knew that was too easy.  :-}
    
    All yours, DC!
    Steve-O
    

Oh sheesh ... all right ....

	This killer took a bullet in a "private" place ....

    Who is Stagger Lee?
    

I had you all stumped for one minute!  :^}   ulp

take it away Geoff

- DC

    Okay, maybe I can make it through lunch on this one. Maybe.
    
    	These are objects that plunge like stones from a slingshot on Mars.

    
    what are comets?
    

     
    What are the busses and semi's???
    
    							-jeff

btw, sorry for the digression, but was it really comets?  What song?

tim

Nevermind - I looked it up.

    Yes Jeff, it's busses and semi's
    
    	Re. Comets?
    	Passing me by 
    	The comets and meteorites
        Plungin' like stone from a slingshot on Mars
    
    Nope, doesn't fit.
    
    Take it away Jeff
     Geoff

    
    This one shouldn't be too difficult:
    
    It's where the ice blue roses grow.

    
    
    >>It's where the ice blue roses grow.
    
    
    Since this seems to be going nowhere fast here's a clue:
    
    Category: Lyrics of post '90 Dead Tunes

    in light of the last clue, I'll make a WAG.....
    
    	What is the lazy river road?

    
    
    >>  in light of the last clue, I'll make a WAG.....
    >> What is the lazy river road?
    
    Good try but wron ganswer or should I say wrong question. Wrong song
    for that matter. One down not many more to go.

    
    Anyone else wanna take a stab at this one before I think of a new one?
    

Uh, Franklin's Tower!


PeterT

    
    >>>Uh, Franklin's Tower!
    
    Nope. Remeber the category is "Lyrics from post '90 Dead tunes"
    

>  Nope. Remeber the category is "Lyrics from post '90 Dead tunes"

Darn, I haven't heard all of those yet!  Sounds like a Hunter
image, though I wouldn't put it past twisted Bob and Barlow.

    
     what is " So many Roads"
    
    Sean

     
    Right song , wrong question.
    
    The answer is "It's where the ice blue roses grow"
    So Many Roads isn't a place.
    You're on the right track Sean.
    
    

    I'm taking a stab.....
    
    Is it 'Long Way to go Home'?
    
    :), danielle

    
    
    >> I'm taking a stab...
    >>Is it 'Long Way to go Home'?
    >>:), danielle
    
    d -
    	What are you thinkin'? Look at .165.

Ah ha, just as I thought.  Never heard "So many roads".  Looks
like I'm in for a fun time at my next dead show (maybe shows).
Jerry, stay healthy this summer!  I'm hope you show up
at Boston Garden again.  Well, actually I'd probably prefer
Providence or Worcester, but that's unlikely.

PeterT

    Hmmmm....
    
    
    What is the Land of the Midnight Sun?
    
    BTW - on 5/31/92 Jerry sings it "Where the wild blue roses grow". :-)
                                               ^^^^
    	dave

    
    dave -
    	Right-O! On several versions that I have it's definitely ice blue.
    But then again you never can be sure when Jerr's got the lyrics right.
    Take it away.
    
    								-jeff

    Okey Dokey.
    
    Category:  Good Ol' Grateful Dead Songs
    
    Answer:
    
    	4 4 4 3
    	4 4 4 3
    	4 4 4 4
    	4 4 4 4
    	4 4
    

What is the timing signature for St. Stephen?

What is the timing signature for The Eleven ?

	What's estimated prophet ?

What is the timing for Uncle John's Band?

(so far I think all questions are correct! except for maybe st. stephen, i
think it's 4 all the way through)

adam

>(so far I think all questions are correct! except for maybe st. stephen, i
>think it's 4 all the way through)

Well, later versions were 4-4, earlier versions weren't (before the dead 
got too fryed to play complicated timing songs)...

>What is the timing for Uncle John's Band?

Correct question.  Three bars of 4 plus one bar of 3.

Indigo girls mucked it up by just doing in in straight 4/4 time.  BOOOOO.

Take it away, Adam!

	dave

Nice job adam!

> Indigo girls mucked it up by just doing in in straight 4/4 time.  BOOOOO.

I made the same comment when I first heard Deadicated!  I guess they don't like
7, or just decided to give the song a new spin.  7 and 5 are some of my
favorite timings!  BTW, one of Sting's new songs (the one that goes "love is a
big fat, <mumble mumble mumble>") is in 7, and the band does an excellent jazzy
jam to wind down the song.  It's hard to keep up with!

give me some time to think of an answer...

adam

    Sorry, Adam, time's up.  Besides, I think I have a good one and I'll
    forget it if I don't use it.  It's a made-up fact, but a good bet
    nonetheless, like saying "Hi, Dave" to a DECHead whose name you can't
    remember.
    
    More people have heard this Garcia solo than any other.
    
    Jamie

    
    
    	What is 'Teach your Children?'
    
    
    	mostly_clueless_Glen(n)
    

    re .181
    
    Correct, that's what I had in mind.  I had you baffled for, what, 1
    minute?
    
    Jamie

    
    	Luck, pure luck.  After catching the bus, I flipped when I heard
    	that it was Jerry doing the pedal steel on that song.  I really
    	like that sound.........  So much, that I keep waiting for the
    	day when Jerry decides that he's finally learned to play the
    	guitar, and brings the pedal steel back out......  That would
    	be amazing to hear him play it in concert, or on an extended jam...
    
    	Can't think of an answer, and being only hours from a weeks 
    	vacation, don't have time to think of one......  so, someone
    	put in an answer please......
    
    
    	Glen(n)
    

	Catagory: Grateful Dead Vocalist.  for $100
	
	Answer: _The Adventures Of Panama Red_

    who is Mickey Hart ?

    unless its Jerry then it was to easy....
    
    who is Jerry ?

	nope.
	nope.

    Who is Bob Weir?
    
    
    chris

    re.184
    
    who is Donna Jean.

	Nope.
	
	1st clue: it's not a who, it's a what.

	You're close Don.
	That's not the question I'm looking for. But I think you have it.

    what is Jerry's pedal steal...

    
    who sang backup on a few tunz. DJ

    What movie was Donna Jean in?
    
    :), d

	Close enuf.
	
	The question was:
	
	What *album* listed DJG in the credits for backup vocals.

Take it away, Don Mitchell!

    Guess I'll have to take it away:
    
    Answer: 216 miles per hour
    Clue: Gets you there on time.
    
    Jamie

	Q: how fast must you go to travel 3/5 of a mile in 10 seconds.
	
	(great song ;-)

Hey Jols, didn't we do that question in ::Paradise, once upon a time?

	yeah. i hadda give you the answer cuz you cudn't figure out the
	math.

Why I oughta!
                        \
           O        .____\O
          /|\/      |\   /
         / |_____'  | \  \  
          /    boink!
         /
	  

    Right!
    
    I double and triple checked my math, I didn't want to screw up d=rxt
    with this crowd!
    
    Jamie

It's been almost a year since the last reply!

Answer: Bob Weir wrote this song about hitchiking to San Francisco after being
kicked out of the Grateful Dead.

BTW, they let him back in.  :-)

	... i was trying to think of an answer!           %-)

    
    "Black Throated Wind"?
    

re .205

Yep.  Take it away...

    
    DAMMIT!!!  I"m not in the mood to think!! ;^)
    
    Given that the previous lag, I guess there is little pressure to do
    come up with a question right now.....
    
    Stay tuned,
    
    Hogan