Category: blog business
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From JGMF to Fate Music
What you see happening is that I can’t really blog much anymore. I think. The communication medium known as blogging mostly invites me to express paragraph- subheading- and heading-level ideas. All of that now needs to go into the Fate Music manuscript. At least, that’s what I expect. It’s certainly not over. Hell, it may thrive. But…
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Fate Music in a Nutshell: JGB at MSG: November 15, 1991
I just changed the name at the top of the blog from Jerry Garcia’s Middle Finger to reflect the progress I am making on Fate Music: Jerry Garcia’s Name-Claiming Journey Beyond the Grateful Dead. That subtitle subject to change, that lead title not. The best summary narrative is in my review of Jerry Garcia Band. Garcia…
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Updated Bibliography
I have updated the JGMF Bibliography. It lives at the top-right of the blog, under JGMF Essentials.
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listening notes backlog
I have a bunch of info files from stuff I have listened to, but generally without much to say. Will probably post a bunch of stuff. Or not.
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Deadsources Index
Somehow it had eluded me that LIA was maintaining an index of posts at Deadsources. Wonderful – thanks!
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Random Posts Widget added
I got to meet the amazing David Davis of Grateful Seconds yesterday. So much fun! A random outcome is that I have replaced the top posts widget along the right side of the blog with a “random posts” widget. It pained me that I was creating a feedback loop for more and more people to…
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Probably gonna be slow for awhile
So, so much to do.
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in lieu of new content
Let me point you to the JGMF date index at http://db.etree.org/jgmf. Any show that I have addressed explicitly at any length is indexed there, more or less. Anyway, take a spin and leave a comment!
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Half a mil
Somewhere along the line JGMF crossed over half a million pageviews. Thank you!
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New blog: Mickey’s Gong
https://mickeysgong.wordpress.com/ the idea is i listen to every single recording of the grateful dead’s 1970 performances and then write about every single one Sounds like a winner!