Grateful Dead Barton Hall Never Happened
Grateful Dead Barton Hall 1981

For musicologist Michael Steven Hartman, music is a direct reflection of the rhythms of the universe and the lifeforms that inhabit it. While his interests in polyrhythmic and exotic percussion are plainly evident during the Drums and Space portion of any Dead concert, many Deadheads are unaware of the lifelong dedication Hartman, A.K.A. Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart, has shown in exploring the cosmic common thread that music, and particularly drumming, represents in human consciousness.

Grateful Dead Barton Hall Never Happened

Grateful Dead Barton Hall 1981

Disagreements and debates are common among Grateful Dead fans but there is a surprising consensus that the show the group gave at Barton Hall at Cornell University on May 8, 1977 is one of the band's greatest. It, like so many Dead shows, first gained its reputation through tape trading, but its legend soon eclipsed Deadhead circles. Grateful Dead, Barton Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 5-08-1977. This one is often considered one of the greatest shows of all time. I'll let you decide for yourself. But the popularity my be because it was widely circulated and the recording quality is amazing. Mac version of the dell display manager software. There is no doubt that it is great, but greatest of all?