The monster who hated Pennsylvania
Damien Jurado
Ud af en mund
Køs
Blue mountain
Bob Weir
Homegrown
Neil Young
662
Christone "Kingfish" Ingram
Six feet on solid ground
Magpie (USA/Danmark)
The best of Fare thee well : celebrating the 50 years of Grateful Dead
Grateful Dead
Layla revisited (live at Lockn')
Tedeschi Trucks Band
Hologram
A Place to Bury Strangers
The mood I'm in
Marlene Ver Planck
2021
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Thom Jurek
2021
"Grateful Deadication is as sophisticated as it is musical in presenting this complex and sometimes speculative music as welcoming, accessible, and danceable".
d. 14. juli 2021
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Jim Hynes
d. 14. juli 2021
"Throughout his career McMurray has played in several genres and most find a home here whether it be soul, reggae, rock, jazz, or funk. In that sense, it's not much different than the Dead as this writer recalls an Etta James New Year's Eve date at Winterland in the '80s where she proclaimed The Dead as "the best blues band on earth." So, having McMurray do an ostensible jazz album of Dead tunes is not any further afield than that. And he clearly puts his own stamp on these tunes".
d. 19. juli 2021
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John Bungey
d. 19. juli 2021
"Grateful Deadication is a fun album, smartening up the Dead's quirky tunes and pushing them further towards the dancefloor. It's not exactly jazz - for that try David Murray's Dark Star: The Music of the Grateful Dead from 1996, or guitarist Henry Kaiser's splendid twenty-minute mash-up of Dark Star and A Love Supreme on Eternity Blue - bonkers but it works".
523 (2021 October)
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Charles Waring
523 (2021 October)
"Detroit saxophone veteran Dave McMurray - who's blown his horn on records by everyone from Bob Dylan to Iggy Pop - plied his trade as a smooth jazz exponent in the 1990s and 2000s but offers something with a little more edge on Grateful Deadication. It's a tribute to acid rock gurus The Grateful Dead and finds him reworking ten of the group's tunes, including a great version of "Loser" featuring ex-Dead man Bob Weir and raspy-voiced singer Bettye LaVette".
