The Golden Road for 7:00pm on Jan 26th, 2018

Fri, 01/26/2018 - 9:05pm | Lee Maddex

Music programs are only online for two weeks after they are broadcast.

This week on the Golden Road, we are pleased to present the second most famous Grateful Dead concert of all time! That’s right! You guessed it! The infamous Barton Hall show. On Sunday May 8th, 1977, the Grateful Dead and Dead Heads from all over invaded the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York. That night, Barton (as they call it) was packed. The crowd was way past amped up and the band was on fire. And the rest is history!

Playlist

The Golden Road playlist for 01/26/2018

Mon, 01/29/2018 - 5:20pm | Lee Maddex

Fri, 01/26/2018

The Golden Road

Artist	Title	Album	Label
The Grateful Dead	The Golden Road	The Grateful Dead	GDP/Rhino
The Grateful Dead	New Minglewood Blues	Grateful Dead, May 8th, 1977 Barton Hall, Cornell University	Rhino
The Grateful Dead	Loser	May 8th, 1977	Rhino
The Grateful Dead	Jack Straw	May 8th, 1977	Rhino
The Grateful Dead	Brown-Eyed Women	May 8th, 1977	Rhino
The Grateful Dead	Mama Tried	May 8th, 1977	Rhino
The Grateful Dead	Dancing In The Streets	May 8th, 1977	Rhino
The Grateful Dead	Scarlet Begonias->	May 8th, 1977	Rhino
The Grateful Dead	Fire On The Mountain	May 8th, 1977	Rhino
The Grateful Dead	Estimated Prophet	May 8th, 1977	Rhino
The Grateful Dead	The Morning Dew	May 8th, 1977	Rhino
The Grateful Dead	Lazy Lightning->	May 8th, 1977	Rhino
The Grateful Dead	Supplication	May 8th, 1977	Rhino

About Wayne Hagen

Wayne is a founding member of the California Jug Band Association (CJBA) and a member of its Board of Directors. In 2002 Wayne and his banjo-playing buddy Andy began the International Jug Band Festival in Sutter Creek, California. The festival has given birth to new jug band festivals as far away as Louisville, Kentucky, as well as the CJBA.

Wayne has been playing jug since 1979 and he'll pull out his jug and play with anyone. He also tries to play the mandolin and is a big fan of Vol Stevens and Yank Rachell. His passion for jug band music has turned him into a walking encyclopedia of the genre. Go ahead, ask him a question -- we dare ya. He says that getting a chance to share his love for jug band music on KDRT is a great joy.

About Rodriguez

On the air at KDRT since February of 2007, Rod has hosted a true variety of music broadcasts. Beginning with the Grateful Dead based program, THE GOLDEN ROAD, then starting up a cool look at the sounds of Classic R & B, Soul, Funk and the Blues on THE GRAPEVINE, and now spinning a weekly 2 hour musical compass on SILVER NINE VOLT HEART, "Rodriguez" thoroughly enjoys the pure therapeutic effect that music has on his soul and right on down to his bones!

As the late, great Levon Helm once said: "If you pour some music on whatever's wrong, it'll sure help out!". Click on SILVER NINE VOLT HEART...live each Thursday on The Dirt from 4 to 6 pm for a good dose of musical healing.