It is obvious that Andy Cohen loves the Dead and is a good Deadhead, but disappointing when he discussed the ending of Dead and Company with Bobby he didn't ask Bobby why the band was ending and he did not ask how Billy is doing, very poor interview.
On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 7:55:18 AM UTC-7, Rick Wolfish wrote:
It is obvious that Andy Cohen loves the Dead and is a good Deadhead, but
disappointing when he discussed the ending of Dead and Company with
Bobby he didn't ask Bobby why the band was ending and he did not ask how
Billy is doing, very poor interview.
Sure, but the "who have you met" part with Bob and Anderson Cooper together was hilarious.
bmoore <bmoore@nyx.net> wrote:
On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 7:55:18 AM UTC-7, Rick Wolfish wrote:
It is obvious that Andy Cohen loves the Dead and is a good Deadhead, but >>> disappointing when he discussed the ending of Dead and Company with
Bobby he didn't ask Bobby why the band was ending and he did not ask how >>> Billy is doing, very poor interview.
Sure, but the "who have you met" part with Bob and Anderson Cooper
together was hilarious.
No offense, but Dead and Company just isn’t that important or significant in the whole half-century-plus history thing…it makes money for people, I’ll grant it provides some fleeting enjoyment, but really that’s about it.
And I like Andy Cohen, who’s had on his show Bob, John Meyer and Anderson a ton of times over the years!
Band Beyond Youall <emai...@fractalicious.com> wrote:
bmoore <bmo...@nyx.net> wrote:
On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 7:55:18 AM UTC-7, Rick Wolfish wrote:
It is obvious that Andy Cohen loves the Dead and is a good Deadhead, but >>> disappointing when he discussed the ending of Dead and Company with
Bobby he didn't ask Bobby why the band was ending and he did not ask how >>> Billy is doing, very poor interview.
Sure, but the "who have you met" part with Bob and Anderson Cooper
together was hilarious.
No offense, but Dead and Company just isn’t that important or significant
in the whole half-century-plus history thing…it makes money for people, I’ll grant it provides some fleeting enjoyment, but really that’s about it.
And I like Andy Cohen, who’s had on his show Bob, John Meyer and Anderson a
ton of times over the years!
Really, folks are getting old in Grateful Dead world, and don’t forget Bob was always the youngest, so as long as his health holds out, he appears desirous to keep performing…the others maybe less so…
On Saturday, October 8, 2022 at 12:43:36 PM UTC-7, Band Beyond Youall wrote:
Band Beyond Youall <emai...@fractalicious.com> wrote:
bmoore <bmo...@nyx.net> wrote:Really, folks are getting old in Grateful Dead world, and don’t forget Bob >> was always the youngest, so as long as his health holds out, he appears
On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 7:55:18 AM UTC-7, Rick Wolfish wrote: >>>>> It is obvious that Andy Cohen loves the Dead and is a good Deadhead, but >>>>> disappointing when he discussed the ending of Dead and Company with
Bobby he didn't ask Bobby why the band was ending and he did not ask how >>>>> Billy is doing, very poor interview.
Sure, but the "who have you met" part with Bob and Anderson Cooper
together was hilarious.
No offense, but Dead and Company just isn’t that important or significant >>> in the whole half-century-plus history thing…it makes money for people, >>> I’ll grant it provides some fleeting enjoyment, but really that’s about it.
And I like Andy Cohen, who’s had on his show Bob, John Meyer and Anderson a
ton of times over the years!
desirous to keep performing…the others maybe less so…
Probably to do more with Bill's health than anything. As you said they
are getting old AF. As we are all. Perhaps Mayer a bit bored and wanting
to put what he learned to work with his own outing again.
Band Beyond Youall <emailTHIS@fractalicious.com> wrote:
frndthdevl <frndthdevl@aol.com> wrote:
On Saturday, October 8, 2022 at 12:43:36 PM UTC-7, Band Beyond Youall wrote:
Band Beyond Youall <emai...@fractalicious.com> wrote:
bmoore <bmo...@nyx.net> wrote:Really, folks are getting old in Grateful Dead world, and don’t forget Bob
On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 7:55:18 AM UTC-7, Rick Wolfish wrote: >>>>>>> It is obvious that Andy Cohen loves the Dead and is a good Deadhead, but
disappointing when he discussed the ending of Dead and Company with >>>>>>> Bobby he didn't ask Bobby why the band was ending and he did not ask how
Billy is doing, very poor interview.
Sure, but the "who have you met" part with Bob and Anderson Cooper >>>>>> together was hilarious.
No offense, but Dead and Company just isn’t that important or significant
in the whole half-century-plus history thing…it makes money for people, >>>>> I’ll grant it provides some fleeting enjoyment, but really that’s about it.
And I like Andy Cohen, who’s had on his show Bob, John Meyer and Anderson a
ton of times over the years!
was always the youngest, so as long as his health holds out, he appears >>>> desirous to keep performing…the others maybe less so…
Probably to do more with Bill's health than anything. As you said they
are getting old AF. As we are all. Perhaps Mayer a bit bored and wanting >>> to put what he learned to work with his own outing again.
And Andy Cohen, being the crazily upbeat person he is, probably doesn’t
want to bum anyone out with too much emphasis on depressing, age-related
topics. At any rate, we’ll all go when it’s time to “check out,” the term
Bob always uses to describe the departures of Jerry, Barlow, Cassady, etc., >> so “Might As Well” enjoy it while we’re here…
https://youtu.be/EbbCU46v1SQ
frndthdevl <frndthdevl@aol.com> wrote:
On Saturday, October 8, 2022 at 12:43:36 PM UTC-7, Band Beyond Youall wrote: >>> Band Beyond Youall <emai...@fractalicious.com> wrote:
bmoore <bmo...@nyx.net> wrote:Really, folks are getting old in Grateful Dead world, and don’t forget Bob
On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 7:55:18 AM UTC-7, Rick Wolfish wrote: >>>>>> It is obvious that Andy Cohen loves the Dead and is a good Deadhead, but >>>>>> disappointing when he discussed the ending of Dead and Company with >>>>>> Bobby he didn't ask Bobby why the band was ending and he did not ask how >>>>>> Billy is doing, very poor interview.
Sure, but the "who have you met" part with Bob and Anderson Cooper
together was hilarious.
No offense, but Dead and Company just isn’t that important or significant
in the whole half-century-plus history thing…it makes money for people, >>>> I’ll grant it provides some fleeting enjoyment, but really that’s about it.
And I like Andy Cohen, who’s had on his show Bob, John Meyer and Anderson a
ton of times over the years!
was always the youngest, so as long as his health holds out, he appears
desirous to keep performing…the others maybe less so…
Probably to do more with Bill's health than anything. As you said they
are getting old AF. As we are all. Perhaps Mayer a bit bored and wanting
to put what he learned to work with his own outing again.
And Andy Cohen, being the crazily upbeat person he is, probably doesn’t want to bum anyone out with too much emphasis on depressing, age-related topics. At any rate, we’ll all go when it’s time to “check out,” the term
Bob always uses to describe the departures of Jerry, Barlow, Cassady, etc., so “Might As Well” enjoy it while we’re here…
Band Beyond Youall <emai...@fractalicious.com> wrote:
Band Beyond Youall <emai...@fractalicious.com> wrote:
frndthdevl <frndt...@aol.com> wrote:
On Saturday, October 8, 2022 at 12:43:36 PM UTC-7, Band Beyond Youall wrote:
Band Beyond Youall <emai...@fractalicious.com> wrote:
bmoore <bmo...@nyx.net> wrote:Really, folks are getting old in Grateful Dead world, and don’t forget Bob
On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 7:55:18 AM UTC-7, Rick Wolfish wrote: >>>>>>> It is obvious that Andy Cohen loves the Dead and is a good Deadhead, but
disappointing when he discussed the ending of Dead and Company with >>>>>>> Bobby he didn't ask Bobby why the band was ending and he did not ask how
Billy is doing, very poor interview.
Sure, but the "who have you met" part with Bob and Anderson Cooper >>>>>> together was hilarious.
No offense, but Dead and Company just isn’t that important or significant
in the whole half-century-plus history thing…it makes money for people,
I’ll grant it provides some fleeting enjoyment, but really that’s about it.
And I like Andy Cohen, who’s had on his show Bob, John Meyer and Anderson a
ton of times over the years!
was always the youngest, so as long as his health holds out, he appears >>>> desirous to keep performing…the others maybe less so…
Probably to do more with Bill's health than anything. As you said they >>> are getting old AF. As we are all. Perhaps Mayer a bit bored and wanting >>> to put what he learned to work with his own outing again.
And Andy Cohen, being the crazily upbeat person he is, probably doesn’t >> want to bum anyone out with too much emphasis on depressing, age-related >> topics. At any rate, we’ll all go when it’s time to “check out,” the term
Bob always uses to describe the departures of Jerry, Barlow, Cassady, etc.,
so “Might As Well” enjoy it while we’re here…
https://youtu.be/EbbCU46v1SQ
https://youtu.be/xddAiqrpc4c
And Lost Sailor gets the symphonic treatment!
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