Shakedown Stream is a weekly Grateful Dead radio/podcast show hosted by Jer Bear. It is 4 to 5 hours in length. The first hour is a mix of old, rare, new, favorite and interesting songs of the Grateful Dead. Then Jer Bear plays a show - in its' entirety - selected from their 30 years run from 1965-1995. Afterwards, some more chestnuts may be played to help listeners ease on out of the Stream.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
The Streamer's Are Voting
... and swirling to the music of the Grateful Dead. That's the Deal for the month of November on mvyradio's Shakedown Stream - a Grateful Dead podcast. For the past three weeks - in celebration of the supporters of Shakedown Stream - Jer Bear has been posting a selection of live Dead shows for the supporters to vote for. Last week's vote included a recent Furthur show from New Hampshire - it won the most votes and was featured on this week's Stream. The momentum is growing - every week is receiving more and more votes. Join us for another round of voting with a new selection of shows from Legion of Mary, RatDog and of course, the Grateful Dead. Peace, JerBear
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It seems like a good a time as any to bring this Blog page back around. So here it goes, after a hiatus from maintaining this Shakedown ...
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Hey Now!! Welcome to our new Blog page for Shakedown Stream. I do not know how this is going to work out, but we are going to go for it - fo...
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We are all set and ready to go at 5pm on mvyradio.com . I have selected one of my favorite shows from the 1990 Fall run of shows at the Madi...
Hey Now, Jer Ber! Truth betold, you and your fabulous program are my sanity! Many Thanks from Chicago!
ReplyDeleteHello Dr. Bear sir thank you for the new friends and keeping the Grateful Dead's fans in touch and having us make new friends through the wonderful shows you give us, the terrific commentary and the ability for us to connect as we would do during the days Jerry was alive but thanks to you he sure lives on
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