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I’m currently doing a quick little trip up in Maine and missed yesterday’s Days Between post so today you all will get a double dose of Jerry’s magic. First up is Bobby Z (Done By Jerry G)…I don’t think anyone has reinterpreted Dylan as well as Garcia did. And secondly is Jerry Goes To Waffle…
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The Gospel According to Jerry A collection of Jerry Garcia’s gospel based music.
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I’m a few days late with this as I’ve been kind of busy with Days Between and 3 days in a row of hitting shows but anyways, here’s your July version of I Hate New Music, my playlist of a whole bunch of new songs released throughout the month. Enjoy!
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Jerry In The Studio Day 2 of Days Between brings us to Jerry In The Studio, a deep dive into various Jerry Garcia studio recordings from throughout his career with The Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band (JGB) as well as some miscellaneous outside projects,
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Happy Birthday Jerry Today marks what would have been Jerry Garcia’s 84th birthday and the first day of 2026’s Days Between The Jerry Best
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Truman Sinclair – Goodnoise Live I’ve been singing the praises of Truman Sinclair for sometime now and god damn, he just continues to impress me with every turn. The kid never stops working and his productive output of new songs is truly a wonder. I’ll say it again, give this guy a listen, eventually things…
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Summer’s Almost Gone – The Goods A quick search of The Goods on Bandcamp will result in a bunch of bands with this name. There’s one from LA, there’s one from Australia and even one from New Jersey. But alas, this particular The Goods is from Oakland, CA and its the band name for songwriter,…
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Hercules– Tracey Nelson (Perenial Death Records) For those of us who crave another MJ Lenderman adjacent band/artist, Tracey Nelson released his debut full length LP Hercules today. Nelson, currently of Brooklyn but originally from Lawrence, KS fits squarely in the Lenderman & The Wind mold, with a slow mumbly drawl for a vocal style (with a kind…
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Shabaka at Central Park’s Summer Stage (2026-07-01) Shabaka Hutchings has been at the forefront of the British Jazz scene which blew up in London in the mid twenty teens. His past collaborations began in the early twenty teens with Sons Of Kemet, an amalgam of free jazz, Afro-Caribbean rhythms and a smattering of hip hop…
W.S. Walcott Medicine Show 