Let's take. Sharply. With. This is. The I'm going to. Go into Bertha. And. With. The next. Hour continue. To join me here on. The great music from all around the globe in the global village . Recordings the best in new world music releases features specials and more from both international performers. Influences the global village Mondays from. Monday night. If you're world music fan Be sure to check out kishi tees Monday night programming at 7 it's an hour of Celtic music with Fiona Ritchie and an 82 hours of global village we continue now with the Grateful Dead Hour it's the Grateful Dead Hour I'm David Gans we're doing a sort of ongoing tribute to the Grateful Dead's lyricist Robert Hunter who died on September 23rd at the age of 78 Here's a clip of Hunter in 1977 talking about writing songs with the Grateful Dead Cumberland blues. City what would he have written in the. Probably probably help with the chord structure it probably started off with the. I know Jerry and I wrote a variety of the words for it over at the larkspur house with a lot of good work there and then he said it and then at that time one of the reasons I think that record had such a nice close sound to it is we all met over the house every day and worked on the material with acoustic guitars just sat around the afternoon and sang songs and so it as I recall. Phil would say one of the easy g. Minor their rhythm a c. Right so that that sort of thing in the song pop a little more in perspective that was that good band way of working the song. And I remember I think parts of truckin for example that started getting together was so . I was on the road writing lyrics for and I think a good deal we came together sitting. In a around a swimming pool in our bathing trunks down in Florida like that could Tarzan as you know how about how about this you know that sounds right that's a nice way to work a song really to work it out the whole day and. 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Just goes to Springs thanks for joining us tonight I'm Rob Rawls your host for great music every Saturday night here on Key as you tee up next it's Chris Kay in the car on a play list in Colorado music history in 1957 Fats Domino the 5 Satins Chuck Berry and others were on tour in the Rocky Mountain states as a part of the greatest the show of 1957 at the Denver Coliseum Chuck Berry was the opening act and while the other acts were performing he noticed a little girl at a bright yellow dress waving her while at high above her head searching for autographs prompting him to write the biggest hit he'd have in the fifty's Sweet Little 16 landing at number 2 on the Billboard pop charts in March 1958. We think. He just got. It happened in. Spain don't. Think. He gets the one. Becomes the week. Watching. The. Sweet Little 16 written by Chuck Berry at a Denver concert in 1957 a part of Colorado music history on the Colorado play list where support comes from the Mishawaka providing over 100 years of music food and fun in the pewter Canyon and by music programs at Bohemian foundation building community through music in northern Colorado. And welcome to another new episode of the Colorado. Playlist expressly and explicitly Colorado from the sixty's to today I'm Chris k. With another week of fresh new music from of the centennial state along with some hits from some of our biggest hit makers and award winners in Colorado music history and speaking of the Colorado Music Hall of Fame has announced the time in place for this year's class that will include Tommy Bolin Zephyr Otis Taylor and others saw get to some of that for you this hour and I'll drop new cuts from the sub doods along with another new track from lip truce and brand new music from Durango singer songwriter Caitlin Cannon who's been commuting back and forth between Nashville and to Durango since the Colorado Music Hall of Fame has announced the time and place for the induction of Tommy Bolin and the band designed for they lead the way this week with a track off of one of 2 albums that Tommy appeared on over the course of 2 years between 19691971 Zephyr was originally named If Ariel's afirm after a train that ran between Denver and Chicago Tommy had moved to Denver in his late teens and was 18 years old when the 1st desire for album was recorded in 1969 from that self-titled debut this one is called sons a rise and welcome to the show.