Dark Star - Müzik
Dark Star by Grateful Dead
Grateful Dead
Sanatçı biyografisi Grateful Dead
Grateful Dead 1965 Yılında Amerika'nın San Francisco Eyaletinde Kurulmuş Bir Psychedelic/jam/country Grubudur.Bu Çeşitlemeli Tanımlamanın Sebebi Grubun Folk Bluegrass Blues Reggae Country Jazz Psychedelia Gospel Ve Space Rock Gibi Türleri De Içinde Barındıran Bir Müzik Anlayışının Olmasıdır.
Lenny Kaye'in Haklarında "Onların Müziği Birçok Grubun Varlığının Farkında Bile Olmadığı Boyutlara Uzanıyor." Dediği Hayranlarına "Deadheads" Adı Verilen Grup Henüz Sadece Bir Kısmı Yayınlanmış Olan Canlı Kayıtlarla Beraber 22 Stüdyo Albümüne Imza Atmıştır. Http //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Grateful_Dead
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Frogtoon Müzik - Şarkı Bilgisi: Dark Star
Grateful-Dead - Live/Dead
"Dark Star" Is A Song Released As A Single By The Grateful Dead On Warner Bros. Records In 1968. It Was Written By Lyricist Robert Hunter And Composed By Lead Guitarist Jerry Garcia However Compositional Credit Is Sometimes Extended To Include Phil Lesh Bill Kreutzmann Mickey Hart Ron "Pigpen" McKernan And Bob Weir. "Dark Star" Was An Early Grateful Dead Classic Which The Group Often Used As A Vehicle For Extended Jamming Sessions During Live Performances. The Song Is Included In The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame's 500 Songs That Shaped Rock And Roll List And Was Ranked At Number 57 On Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Guitar Songs Of All Time. In May 1967 Garcia Composed The Preliminary Chords Of The Song But It Was At The Time Without Lyrics. A Handful Of Months Later Robert Hunter Who Would Become A Longtime Collaborator With The Grateful Dead Arrived Back In California And Overheard The Band Playing Around With The Track. While In Rio Nido A Small Town On The Russian River Just North Of San Francisco He Immediately Sat Down And Wrote The Opening Line Contributing The Lyrics And Name Of The Song. As Hunter Has Explained On Multiple Occasions He Reworded The Opening Lines Of "The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock" As The Chorus. "Dark Star" Was Initially Released As A Single In 1968 Backed With "Born Cross-Eyed" A Track Written By Rhythm Guitarist Bob Weir. The Single To Quote Phil Lesh "sank Like A Stone." Of The 1600 Copies That Made Up The Original Shipment In 1968 By Warner Bros. Only About 500 Actually Sold. A Classic Live Version Appeared In 1969 On Live/Dead The Dead's First Live Album. It Also Appeared On Later Compilations What A Long Strange Trip It's Been In 1977 And The Best Of The Grateful Dead In 2015. It Also Appears As A Bonus Track On The 2001 Reissue Of Live/Dead. It Also Features Hunter's Only Appearance On A Grateful Dead Record Reciting A Monologue At The End Of The Song.
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Grateful Dead 1965 Yılında Amerika'nın San Francisco Eyaletinde Kurulmuş Bir Psychedelic/jam/country Grubudur.Bu Çeşitlemeli Tanımlamanın Sebebi Grubun Folk Bluegrass Blues Reggae Country Jazz Psychedelia Gospel Ve Space Rock Gibi Türleri De Içinde Barındıran Bir Müzik Anlayışının Olmasıdır.
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Lenny Kaye'in Haklarında "Onların Müziği Birçok Grubun Varlığının Farkında Bile Olmadığı Boyutlara Uzanıyor." Dediği Hayranlarına "Deadheads" Adı Verilen Grup Henüz Sadece Bir Kısmı Yayınlanmış Olan Canlı Kayıtlarla Beraber 22 Stüdyo Albümüne Imza Atmıştır. Http //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Grateful_Dead
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"Dark Star" is a song released as a single by the Grateful Dead on Warner Bros. records in 1968. It was written by lyricist Robert Hunter and composed by lead guitarist Jerry Garcia; however, compositional credit is sometimes extended to include Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart, Ron "Pigpen" McKernan, and Bob Weir. "Dark Star" was an early Grateful Dead classic which the group often used as a vehicle for extended jamming sessions during live performances. The song is included in The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll list and was ranked at number 57 on Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Guitar Songs of All Time.
In May 1967, Garcia composed the preliminary chords of the song, but it was at the time without lyrics. A handful of months later, Robert Hunter, who would become a longtime collaborator with the Grateful Dead, arrived back in California and overheard the band playing around with the track. While in Rio Nido, a small town on the Russian River just north of San Francisco, he immediately sat down and wrote the opening line, contributing the lyrics and name of the song. As Hunter has explained on multiple occasions, he reworded the opening lines of "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" as the chorus.
"Dark Star" was initially released as a single in 1968, backed with "Born Cross-Eyed", a track written by rhythm guitarist Bob Weir. The single, to quote Phil Lesh, "sank like a stone." Of the 1600 copies that made up the original shipment in 1968 by Warner Bros., only about 500 actually sold. A classic live version appeared in 1969 on Live/Dead, the Dead's first live album. It also appeared on later compilations What a Long Strange Trip It's Been in 1977 and The Best of the Grateful Dead in 2015. It also appears as a bonus track on the 2001 reissue of Live/Dead. It also features Hunter's only appearance on a Grateful Dead record, reciting a monologue at the end of the song. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.