Radiators Great American Music Hall 4/21/2011
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- Round 2 of the Last Roundup run. A near-complete show.
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Wow, thank you so much for this run Pablo! I had no idea it was around. I went to the 21st and the 22nd shows. Never been to a bad Rads show :) My 1st show was April 1997 at the Irving Plaza in NYC and Warren Haynes played the last hour with them on night 2. The best Rads show I ever did see. 3 and a half hours of swamp n' roll bayou funk....it'll change your DNA I tells ya. 1st ballot Hall of Fame without a second's doubt.
Span-dell-bell-lay (?) opener. Only the Rad's. As Dave Malone said many times; "We have no shame!".
What they had was the ability to deliver a good time every night. They had a new set list every night. A catalog of tunes in the thousands. No waiting for tickets, beer, bathrooms and/or the next song. The Dead and the Rad's could play 3 nights in a row without repeating a tune. How many bands, past and/or present, can say that? Ed could write a tune one afternoon, and the band would play it that night. Someone tell me what other band would take the chance and would or could pull that off.
There is a big difference between Fishheads and Phishheads. Fishheads don't beg for money, beer and food. Fishheads didn't disrespect the towns they visited, and the people who live in those towns. Fishheads knew how to push the limits without ruining anyone else's good time.
Thanks to the Rad's. They delivered New Orleans music and vibe all over the damn place. All night, every night! Did you ever go to Mom's Ball? That's a whole another story...
Your right about. Zeke’s songwriting prowess. I remember that he wrote Three Popes on a Stool on the way to the Riverview Supper Club in Minneapolis for an Easter show one of those blurry years. Then they opened the show with it. I miss them touring and I miss that venue.
@@captainkangaroo4301 The Riverview brings back great memories.
The parking lot scene was fun.
The coat check ladies wanting to know why I went outside so often?
Was there a stage? Seems like they set up on the floor next to the bar? Either way it was in a strange spot for the stage.
Glen "Tex" Sears told me one night his shot of tequila ended up in his eye. He played through the pain and finished the set.
@@tenbelow9617 George Benson
I saw them play hundreds of times. Always a blast.
Not hundreds of times (late comer😩) but 60 or 70 shows They came into the Twin Cities what, 3,4 times a year.
I saw a guy at a Dead show wearing a Radiators T shirt. Almost never missed a Rads show after that😁
@@stevewales9911 yes they always came here a few times a year. I first saw them at the now defunct Minneapolis bar The Union in 1984 but in addition to that I’ve seen them in St. Louis, Dallas, Chicago, New Orleans (many times), Eugene, Bozeman, Jackson Hole, San Francisco and Denver to name some of the cities that I was fortunate enough to see them perform. I spent many hours in hotel rooms with the boys before and after shows. I also saw 300+ dead shows (1971-95) 60+ Dylan shows, 40+ Allman Brothers and many others in my years as a road warrior. Now I’m an old man and stay pretty close to home. But notwithstanding COVID I still try to see as much good live music as possible.
@Capt Kangaroo. Saw the Rads four or five times at the Riverview Supper Club, west side of the Mississippi. What a great intimate little venue. I'll never forget the night someone in the front row was rolling joints on the stage and passed a couple up to the band.
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Glooks homie ‼️🗣️
how sweet are these guys?
Very sweet
FishHead
"Breezin" opener noice
jeeez... most BITCHIN . Thank you ! Quote - Mr. Marino " the world needs more rock and roll bandS " 1of the best ! jeeez