Artist: Dead & Company
Album: XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17 (Live)
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 02:53:29
Total Tracks: 17
Total Size: 1,87 GB

Tracklist:

1-01. Dead & Company – Iko, Iko (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (10:07)
1-02. Dead & Company – Shakedown Street (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (11:15)
1-03. Dead & Company – They Love Each Other (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (13:09)
1-04. Dead & Company – Loose Lucy (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (09:23)
1-05. Dead & Company – Friend of the Devil (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (07:20)
1-06. Dead & Company – Bird Song (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (16:54)
1-07. Dead & Company – Estimated Prophet (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (14:47)
1-08. Dead & Company – Eyes of the World (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (17:54)
1-09. Dead & Company – China Doll (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (09:06)
1-10. Dead & Company – The Other One (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (09:09)
1-11. Dead & Company – Drums (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (07:07)
1-12. Dead & Company – Space (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (02:34)
1-13. Dead & Company – Spanish Jam (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (02:27)
1-14. Dead & Company – Black Peter (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (15:41)
1-15. Dead & Company – Uncle John’s Band (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (11:30)
1-16. Dead & Company – U.S. Blues (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (07:34)
1-17. Dead & Company – Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door (Live at XL Center, Hartford, CT 11/22/17) (07:24)

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The Northeastern United States, and New England in particular, were always very good to the Grateful Dead in terms of fan support, and the Dead rewarded New England in turn with many appearances and memorable shows in the area. Connecticut’s state capital hosted numerous shows by the band, primarily at the Hartford Civic Center, which had been renamed the XL Center by the time Dead & Company arrived there for this excellent performance.The band kicks things off by bringing a bit of New Orleans to Hartford with a lively “Iko Iko,” and keeps the dancers going with “Shakedown Street,” “They Love Each Other” and “Loose Lucy” before ending the first set with a lovely “Bird Song.” The second set opens things up with “Estimated Prophet” and “Eyes Of The World,” followed by a beautiful rendition of the heartbreaking “China Doll,” featuring Oteil Burbridge on lead vocal. The energy ratchets right back up with “The Other One,” exceptionally abstract Drums and Space segments and a rare revival of what came to be known as the “Spanish Jam,” an instrumental piece in part inspired by the Miles Davis composition “Solea.” A powerful “Black Peter” sets up a finale of “Uncle John’s Band” and “U.S. Blues,” and then Bob Dylan’s mournful “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door” as encore.