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Grateful Dead, Pigpen, Next Time You See Me, Copenhagen 1972

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Uploaded by on Feb 18, 2009

Grateful Dead
Tivoli Theatre
Copenhagen, Denmark
17 April 1972
Pigpen

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  • in the beginning, they were to be an electric blues band backing up piggers. the kesey scene changed all that, of course, and the blues took a back seat.

    your pigpen clips are gold, robicork.

  • @numbersixmusic @numbersixmusic there's stuff not posted here on my website. go to robcork.com and navigate to "robcork's personal stash" on the music page, enjoy!

  • Can you say Pigpen?

  • tom c. on keys?

  • @vooptr that would be Keith.

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  • @jimaroo100 TOTALLY agree!! Dead's one of my favorite groups alltime, but especially with Pig. They had more versatility with him.

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  • @numbersixmusic when and where did the word piggers take on a positive connotation but, my question is the Dead merely an electric blues band? i've gotta think about that....

  • PIGPEN! This is why I started listening to the dead. Now I love it all but when I was younger being into blues and hearing the really out there Dead stuff was a little bit of a turn off to me, then I heard the Fillmore West from 1967 with Pigpen and my eyes were opened. I couldn't believe how badass they were and as was mentioned the versatility he added to the lineup was just amazing.

  • Thx Rob

  • Pigpen rocks! RIP, Pig

  • Pure gold!

  • God i love pigpen! grateful dead have always been amazing too me...but Piggy just can't be beat...that voice!

  • I go back to the Pigpen days. His death was a big loss to the dead because it took out the blues end of the music. But they were still great later. Listen to Garcia lay down a blues riff in the break and you know the man could do anything with a guitar.

  • great stuff many thanks...bringing it all back home..kf

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