Robert Hunter Rainbow Tavern, Seattle, WA 4/7/79 both early and late show
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBKFXGtIJsE
Robert Hunter - guitar, vocals
Larry Klein - bass
Early Show:
01. Friend of the Devil
02. Brown-Eyed Women-}
03. Dry Dusty Road
04. Jesse James
05. Ramble on Rose
06. One Thing to Try
xx. Alice Garbonzo Garbet (not videotaped)
07. It Must Have Been the Roses
08. Mr. Charlie-}
09. Easy Wind
10. Wild Bill-}
11 Sugaree
12. Bertha
xx encore:(not videotaped)
[TRT 57:45]
Late Show:
01. Talking Money Tree-}
02. Cumberland Blues
03. Great Rum Runners
04. Candyman
05. Box of Rain
06. Cruel White Water
07. Fennario-}
08. Dire Wolf-}
09. Fennario-}
10. Dire Wolf-}
11. Fire on the Mountain
12. New Speedway Boogie
13. Yellow Moon
14. China Cat Sunflower-}
15. The Eleven-}
16. China Cat Sunflower
17. Tuning
18. China Doll
19. U.S. Blues
20. Truckin'
encore
21. Tiger Rose
22. Buddy Holly Story
23. Ripple
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Awesome
Awesome
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Larry Klein on bass who ever
Larry Klein on bass who ever he is is excellent. Adds so much to the music!
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The Rainbow! Fun spot back
The Rainbow! Fun spot back then, not sure now.
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I caught that one ☝️
I caught that one ☝️
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Larry Klein on bass who ever
Larry Klein on bass who ever he is is excellent. Adds so much to the music!.<<
Ya think?
You probably have 10 or 20 recordings he played on or produced.
Multiple Grammy noms/wins.
Mr. J. Mitchell for a spell.
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I googled him bluenose before
I googled him bluenose before your response and his pic from 78 in Wiki doesn't look like him in 79.
But whatever dude I don;t know or have such knowledge of musicians I never heard of like you.
Can you forgive me?
But I'm sure you looked on Wiki to get that info!
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I tried to figure this out a
I tried to figure this out a while back and I am just not certain it's the same Larry Klein that was married to Joni, although he's a bass player (too). Does anybody here know for sure?
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I knew of him from his
I knew of him from his professional association with Joni, and found out they had been married after they divorced.
Then saw his name on a bunch of releases. Kind of like Dave Cobb in recent years.
Wiki (just now) did clue me in that he's younger than I thought.
I haven't heard the Hunter show, and just assumed it was the same guy. Might just be a dude Hunter knew in Seattle who played bass.
Now I just have more questions. Was this a tour? How often Hunter play with others (I only saw him solo or w/JGB).
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He was in the Dinosaurs which
He was in the Dinosaurs which I saw a few times. A band called Comfort. I'm sure others.
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Here's some shows he did in
Here's some shows he did in 79/
https://gdsets.com/hunter.htm#1979
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Yikes
Yikes
This band is worse than moonalice with Ann. Really
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1I2H7NYOb0
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Oof. That was rough.
Oof. That was rough.
Cool he got the girls from the road tour of The Magic Garden, tho'.
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Bluesnote, Hunter toured with
Bluesnote, Hunter toured with Larry Klein throughout '78-'79. That doesn't shed much light on the question, but he wasn't just some dude from Seattle...