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  1. We explore “New Speedway Boogie,” the last song on Side 1 of the Grateful Dead’s Workingman’s Dead, examining how the song grew from the disastrous 1969 free festival at Altamont headlined by the Rolling Stones, and listen to never-heard session outtakes from “Mason’s Children.”. Guests: Bob Matthews, Sam Cutler, Gary Lambert ...

  2. Provided to YouTube by Rhino/Warner Records New Speedway Boogie (2013 Remaster) · Grateful Dead Workingman's Dead ℗ 1970 Warner Records Inc. Producer: Be...

  3. New Speedway Boogie by Grateful Dead. Things went down we don't understand. But I think in time we will. Now, I don't know, but I was told. In the heat of the sun a man died of cold Read full Lyrics. In Box of Rain, Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter revealed that he wrote "New Speedway Boogie" in response to rock critic Ralph J. Gleason's ...

  4. 4 de may. de 2016 · New Speedway Boogie Tab. by Grateful Dead. 14,746 views, added to favorites 849 times. Capo: no capo. Author tjhunter1 [a] 71. Last edit on May 04, 2016. View official tab. We have an official New Speedway Boogie tab made by UG professional guitarists.

  5. Grateful Dead - New Speedway Boogie (2020 Remaster) [Official Audio] - YouTube Music. New recommendations. 0:00 / 0:00. The Workingman's Dead 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition is out now. Shop the Workingman's Dead store on dead.net below or click here https://lnk.to/WD50 "This...

  6. 13 de oct. de 2023 · New Speedway Boogie by Grateful Dead. by SMF · October 13, 2023. Introduced in 1970, New Speedway Boogie by Grateful Dead addresses the societal and cultural shifts occurring in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The song reflects on the Altamont Free Concert, providing a commentary on the event’s happenings and the wider cultural implications.

  7. New Speedway Boogie” was a topical song, definitely, but it was also deeply philosophical, written in parables that bordered on Biblical. While it may have grown from Altamont, “New Speedway Boogie” was also in some way about the Grateful Dead themselves and what they’d been through over the past half-decade as perhaps the foremost band of a countercultural underground.