Skull and Roses 2023 Livestream
Day #1 Wednesday 4.19.2023
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Andrea Whitt’s Steel Your Face Sunday feat. Alex Koford
Standing On The Moon
The latest in multi-instrumentalist Andrea Whitt’s series of Grateful Dead songs performed on pedal steel.
Henry Kaiser’s REQUIEM for DAVID LINDLEY
Grateful Dead – West L.A. Fadeaway – Cover by Andrea Whitt & Joe Marcinek
Our good friend, Andrea Whitt, is going to be sharing a new recording each week of a Grateful Dead classic covered by her on steel pedal, Steel Your Face Sunday! My apologies for publishing this first one on a Monday morning, but it’s a really sweet cover of West LA Fadeaway, from Andrea Whitt and Joe Marcinek! Enjoy!
Andrew Huberman, Ph.D., is a neuroscientist and tenured professor in the department of neurobiology and by courtesy, psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford School of Medicine. He is also the host of the extremely popular Huberman Lab Podcast.
Rick Rubin is one of the most renowned music producers of all time, known for his work with a wide range of artists.
Confession, I am a regular listener of this show. Andrew Huberman mentions his love of music on his podcast often, he is into 2nd wave punk and hardcore bands, and is a big fan of Joe Strummer. He has also said how the Dead & jambands are not his thing really, though he has had exposure.
In this episode, when Rick Rubin brings up the magic of the Grateful Dead and how their live shows are more interesting than their studio work (most Heads agree!) Andrew admits to having been to a few Grateful Dead concerts as a kid, going with his older sister, though he seems to have gotten lost in Space! Rubin is not a big Deadhead either, though you can tell by his enthusiasm his appreciation is real.
Enjoy this clip where they discuss the Magic of the Grateful Dead!
Almost always, the guests on Huberman are other Ph.D. research scientists, and each episode is densely packed with information and science based facts about neurobiology, nutrition, health, and fitness, as well as practical ways to apply the findings.
Rick Rubin is brilliant, but not a a scientist. Dr. Huberman has the utmost respect for Rubin and his thoughts, and this conversation takes some fun twists and turns as they delve into processes and concepts of creativity. Here is the full episode:
