"Catch and Release" with kevin smith and jennifer gardner features two hippies playin UJB on the streets of Colorado
"The flame from your stage has now spread to the floor"
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Well if TV shows are allowed, then the final episode of "Freaks & Geeks" has a great feature of "Box of Rain"; as young Lindsay discovers the Grateful Dead on her bedroom phonograph... thanks to her school counselor giving her a copy of American Beauty...same epi also has Ripple.
"There, in huge black letters, was 'The Grateful Dead'. It just... cancelled my mind out."-Garcia
A year or so ago a TV series called "Brothers and Sisters" had Althea suring the opening and closing credits, as well as the scene transitions. No lyrics but it was clearly Althea. The show wasn't that bad but didn't last long.
One episode of Rosanne they discussed going to a GD show and seeing a 20 minute Truckin'.
One episode of Rosanne they discussed going to a GD show and seeing a 20 minute Truckin'.
Walk me out in the cold rain and snow.
SailorSaint wrote:A year or so ago a TV series called "Brothers and Sisters" had Althea suring the opening and closing credits, as well as the scene transitions. No lyrics but it was clearly Althea. The show wasn't that bad but didn't last long.Was that the episode where Roseanne found a 20 year old bag of weed and smoked it?
One episode of Rosanne they discussed going to a GD show and seeing a 20 minute Truckin'.
It was a funny one anyway.
SailorSaint wrote:A year or so ago a TV series called "Brothers and Sisters" had Althea suring the opening and closing credits, as well as the scene transitions. No lyrics but it was clearly Althea. The show wasn't that bad but didn't last long.You would think theyd use My Brothers and Sisters from JGB for the opener. Woulda fit perfect clearly.
One episode of Rosanne they discussed going to a GD show and seeing a 20 minute Truckin'.
BlobWeird wrote:Perfect except that would be "My Sisters & My Brothers".SailorSaint wrote:A year or so ago a TV series called "Brothers and Sisters" had Althea suring the opening and closing credits, as well as the scene transitions. No lyrics but it was clearly Althea. The show wasn't that bad but didn't last long.You would think theyd use My Brothers and Sisters from JGB for the opener. Woulda fit perfect clearly.
One episode of Rosanne they discussed going to a GD show and seeing a 20 minute Truckin'.
"There, in huge black letters, was 'The Grateful Dead'. It just... cancelled my mind out."-Garcia
BlobWeird wrote:i notices that too, last week they played i shall be releases. I have noticed that usually the last song of the show is always pretty good. Some one on the show must have some good taste in music!Currtwuzheere wrote:i saw an episode of my name is earl with ripple at the endSaw that one also about a month ago. They play a good portion of the song too.
SailorSaint wrote:A year or so ago a TV series called "Brothers and Sisters" had Althea suring the opening and closing credits, as well as the scene transitions. No lyrics but it was clearly Althea. The show wasn't that bad but didn't last long.There is also an episode of Rosanne that ends with Not Fade Away and a dedication to Jerry at the end.
One episode of Rosanne they discussed going to a GD show and seeing a 20 minute Truckin'.
