Author Topic: Ratdog\'s Rob Wasserman\'s new CD is out! (Read 3251 times)

gratefulmusic · « **on:** September 10, 2004, 07:06:32 pm »

Hey Everyone!

I\'m so excited about Rob Wasserman\'s new CD release, Trilogy. He started Ratdog with Bob Weir, and they were also known as Weir/Wasserman for 10 years. Plus, he spent time playing with Jerry Garcia so of course Rob HAD to have them collaborate on the albums.

Trilogy is an addictive collection of three of his albums: Solo, Duets
and Trios (which won him Grammy\'s). All three CDs create a feeling of peace, warmth, excitement and true appreciation for great music. I really want Rob\'s name and amazing bass playing to get out there for the world to be immersed in. Plus the special guests on this album are OUTRAGEOUS.

Check out the heavy hitters: Bob Weir, Jerry Garcia, Les Claypool, Bruce Hornsby, Neil Young, Lou Reed, Marc Ribot, and Branford Marsalis. There are many more! Plus, Rounder Records put the album out and they\'ve got lots of great musicians on the label! The album is available everywhere, even Grateful Dead Merchandise.

Rob is finishing up a tour with Prescription Trio with Mike Clark and
Robert Walter.

He\'ll be touring for the first time with Vince Herman from Leftover
Salmon and Jim Page on the "Spirit of Guthrie" tour in October, a
tribute to Woodie Guthrie. I\'m sure the tour dates will be posted soon.

In the meantime, visit http://www.robwasserman.com
<http://www.robwasserman.com/> for updates.

Oh, the tour supports HeadCount, voter registration group dedicated to the scene. Check out http://www.headcount.org <http://www.headcount.org/> if you haven\'t heard of it yet and REGISTER to vote.

Rock on!

davepeck · « **Reply #1 on:** September 10, 2004, 07:18:03 pm »

boombox · « **Reply #2 on:** September 10, 2004, 08:11:32 pm »

Nice call, dave. And there was me, about to go shouting about hitting 450 members!!

Looks like we\'ll have to have a vetting procedure for new members

- maybe a breakfast quiz.

FrankZappa · « **Reply #3 on:** September 11, 2004, 05:55:54 am »

the breakfast quiz version 1.0:

1. define the following: \'ser\'
2. explain the following: hdx, ldz, gsot, attsd, tmn8r, gbfbits.
3. what is the venue name and location to hold the most diesel expierments?
4. what is a diesel expieriement, and name one.
5. what is a butterfield?
6. which song doesnt have lyrics?
A. Lit
B. Episode 1
C. Episode 2
7. Which song does have lyrics?
A. Simpleton
B. Son of Simpleton
C. wake up in a coma
D. Spunk
8. Who sang Rufus the first time it was performed?
9. How many times has The Breakfast played at the puppet house?
10. Who has been on stage the most as a special guest?
A. Dave Peck
B. Seth Wolfman
C. Megan Johnson
D. Ian Schumacher
E. Tom Marshall
F. Jeff Pevar

bonus: put number 10 in order, and name the one person there who has never played with the band.

score:
10 out of 10: bonafide
5-9: average board member
2-4: newbie
1 or less: spam!

boombox · « **Reply #4 on:** September 11, 2004, 12:24:13 pm »

Ouch - only an average board member here, but do I get any special dispensation on distance grounds?!!

Do I get a bonus mark for spelling experiment correctly?

Todd · « **Reply #5 on:** September 11, 2004, 12:51:57 pm »

I think you may have earned your wings at 230 posts. And yes, add one point for correcting FZ\'s terrible spelling

leith · « **Reply #6 on:** September 11, 2004, 01:01:19 pm »

Quote

Originally posted by FrankZappa
the breakfast quiz version 1.0:

1. define the following: \'ser\'
2. explain the following: hdx, ldz, gsot, attsd, tmn8r, gbfbits.
3. what is the venue name and location to hold the most diesel expierments?
4. what is a diesel expieriement, and name one.
5. what is a butterfield?
6. which song doesnt have lyrics?
A. Lit
B. Episode 1
C. Episode 2
7. Which song does have lyrics?
A. Simpleton
B. Son of Simpleton
C. wake up in a coma
D. Spunk
8. Who sang Rufus the first time it was performed?
9. How many times has The Breakfast played at the puppet house?
10. Who has been on stage the most as a special guest?
A. Dave Peck
B. Seth Wolfman
C. Megan Johnson
D. Ian Schumacher
E. Tom Marshall
F. Jeff Pevar

bonus: put number 10 in order, and name the one person there who has never played with the band.

score:
10 out of 10: bonafide
5-9: average board member
2-4: newbie
1 or less: spam!

1. Wah\'s shortening of Serious
2. ?, ? ,Grand scheme of Things, Attraction to Shade Ditty, TIminator, Great Big Fiery Ball in the Sky
3.?
4. Tim solo venture whereupon he gets kick ass musicians together and they rock out covers, ?
5. A dorm
6. B
7. B
8.Jordan
9. 2
10. A
Bonus. do not know what order you wanted but Ian has not played w/ the Band.

dogpatch · « **Reply #7 on:** September 11, 2004, 01:37:02 pm »

Nice. Saw Wasserman sit in with Creek and Zen Tricksters last weekend.

FrankZappa · « **Reply #8 on:** September 12, 2004, 04:34:00 am »

Quote

Originally posted by leith

1. Wah\'s shortening of Serious
correct
2. ?, ? ,Grand scheme of Things, Attraction to Shade Ditty, TIminator, Great Big Fiery Ball in the Sky
4 out of 6 correct
3.?
incorrect
4. Tim solo venture whereupon he gets kick ass musicians together and they rock out covers, ?
1/2 correct
5. A dorm
correct, but lacking detail
6. B
correct
7. B
correct
8.Jordan
incorrect
9. 2
incorrect
10. A
correct
Bonus. do not know what order you wanted but Ian has not played w/ the Band.

6 out of 11 correct

I think only the people that were there are gonna know the answer to #8, as the show is not in circulation.

and yes, boombox gets an extra point for correcting my terrible spelling. Thank the wallingford school system for that one.

boombox · « **Reply #9 on:** September 12, 2004, 07:43:12 pm »

Quote

Originally posted by Todd
I think you may have earned your wings at 230 posts. And yes, add one point for correcting FZ\'s terrible spelling

Thanks Todd, and congrats on reaching your bestial posting!!!

skalnbyc · « **Reply #10 on:** September 12, 2004, 10:16:31 pm »

I got a 9/10 and think I may be in the running for some bonus points. Without checking the setlist archive, I do not know how many times PB played at Puppethouse. I have a Puppethouse house show from \'99 on my computer so I will go ahead and guess one because I don\'t know of any others (though I would think they played there more than once in the "beginning"). The only reason I know HDX was because it was performed at the 2-2-00 Butterfield show and there was discussion about it afterwards on the original email list that preceeded PBfans.

skalnbyc · « **Reply #11 on:** September 12, 2004, 10:20:44 pm »

Boombox,

Are you the guy that was planning on flying to NYC to see PB a year or two ago? I have been inactive on PBfans till recently so I am trying to put some pieces together. I used to spend a lot of time posting messages on the old email list. Have you been over for a few shows?

Feeling bad for our deprived Euro fans (are there more than you?).

boombox · « **Reply #12 on:** September 13, 2004, 04:23:29 pm »

Quote

Originally posted by alexanderzurflu
Boombox,

Are you the guy that was planning on flying to NYC to see PB a year or two ago? I have been inactive on PBfans till recently so I am trying to put some pieces together. I used to spend a lot of time posting messages on the old email list. Have you been over for a few shows?

Feeling bad for our deprived Euro fans (are there more than you?).

No joy on me flying out for a show (cashflow) - still a breakfast virgin I\'m afraid, and never contributed to the old email list. Would love to know who this guy who was planning to "fly out a year ago" - thought I was the only SER pb fan in the UK.

As for other Euro fans, think there might be one or two Italians and Scandinavians, but not seen them here.

Todd · « **Reply #13 on:** September 13, 2004, 04:30:21 pm »

To get me out of Satin\'s clutch, I\'m going to post that I think he might be speaking of Leith

leith · « **Reply #14 on:** September 13, 2004, 06:42:12 pm »

and still tryin\' to make it out

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Author Topic: Ratdog\'s Rob Wasserman\'s new CD is out! (Read 3251 times)

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