Grateful Dead, The - Shakedown Street flac album

Shakedown Street is the tenth studio album by rock band the Grateful Dead, released November 15, 1978 on Arista Records. It was the final album for Keith and Donna Jean Godchaux, who left the band a few months after its release. The record was produced by Lowell George (of Little Feat) and John Kahn.

Album Shakedown Street. Shakedown Street Lyrics. You tell me this town ain't got no heart (Well, well, well, you can never tell) The sunny side of the street is dark (Well, well, well, you can never tell) Maybe that's because it's midnight In the dark of the moon besides. Maybe the dark is from your eyes (Maybe the dark is from your eyes) You know you got such dark eyes! Nothing shaking on Shakedown Street Used to be the heart of town Don't tell me this town ain't got no heart You just got to poke around.

Grateful Dead : Shakedown Street,альбом, рецезия, трек-лист, mp3, тексты песен. 5. Fire On The Mountain. 7. From The Heart Of Me. 8. Stagger Lee. 9. All New Minglewood Blues. 10. If I Had The World To Give. 12. Ollin Arageed- live. 13. Fire On The Mountain- live. 14. Stagger Lee- live. 15. All New Minglewood Blues- live. Other productions from Grateful Dead.

Shakedown Street ‎(LP, Album, Pit). Only the Weir/Barlow camp comes up short, contributing only the perennial live rocker "I Need A Miracle.

The Grateful Dead released 'Shakedown Street,' an album derisively described as disco Dead, on Nov. 15, 1978. Listen to the Grateful Dead's 'Shakedown Street'. In some cases, George worked as a de facto collaborator – up to, and including, joining them in their illicit drugs of choice – as sessions continued in a far more organic space. The Grateful Dead rented a warehouse in San Rafael, Calif. to work through song ideas.

Shakedown Street's title track shows the Dead adapting shockingly well to the disco era, transforming their normal rhythmic interplay into a slick, grooving strut. The remainder of the album sees them tackling similarly funky sounds. The rough-edged blues of "I Need a Miracle" and the Caribbean-tinged "Fire On the Mountain" would become setlist staples, and their Latin-flavored version of The Rascals' '60s rock classic "Good Lovin'" is one of the band's most beloved covers. Shakedown Street Grateful Dead. Shakedown Street's title track shows the Dead adapting shockingly well to the disco era, transforming their normal rhythmic interplay into a slick, grooving strut. The remainder of the album sees them tackling similarly funky sounds

I think 'Shakedown Street' is a fine album. If this had been a, let's just say, Fleetwood Mac album, it would have garnered universal praise. But because it is the Grateful Dead and it does not have that "live" feel to it, Deadheads and critics are often very quick to write this album off as useless

Lyrics to "Shakedown Street" song by Grateful Dead: You tell me this town ain't got no heart. Well, well, well, you can never tell  . You tell me this town ain't got no heart. The sunny side of the street is dark. Maybe that's cause it's midnight, in the dark of the moon besides. Maybe the dark is from your eyes, Maybe the dark is from your eyes, Maybe the dark is from your eyes, Maybe the dark is from your eyes, Maybe the dark is from your eyes, Maybe the dark is from your eyes, You know you got such dark eyes! Nothin' shakin' on Shakedown Street. Used to be the heart of town