This is a tribute to a string-band called The New Lost City Ramblers, headed by John Cohen, which also included Mike Seeger and Tom Paley. The lyrics refer to several songs by that band such as "The Story The Crow Told Me", "Buckdancer's Choice", "Easy Street" and "Beggers Tune". They influenced many folk artists of the sixties, including The Grateful Dead.
"Deep Elem Blues" wasn't written by Robert Hunter. That song goes way back to the Cajun Times of deep southern U.S. With a New Orleans swing.
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Yes. Janis changed Bobby McGee to a male character though. The Grateful Dead also played the song with Bobby as a female. After Janis died the Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter wrote a song commemorating Janis Called 'Birds Song'
As with "Who was the first . . ." anything it is alway difficult to know and it leads to all kinds of disputes over the meaning of the question. Robert Schumann wrote his Arabeske in C major in 1839.
underdog was written by bobby sanchez and Robert rosene in 1997 in a sewer! underdog was written by bobby sanchez and Robert rosene in 1997 in a sewer!
Depends on what 'logo' you speak of.... Some do. But the traditional 'Steal Your Face' logo (skull with lightning bolt) does not Another Answer: The stealie (steal your face) was in reference to a band member's relative stealing millions from the band. They wrote a song about it called "He's gone" There is a reference in the lyrics "Steal your face right off your head" That's where the stealie comes from. There is no specific logo of the Grateful Dead that spells out their name but there are some really cool designs out there on shirts and posters that show their name in a really cool artsy way. ~ the "american beauty" logo With the artists ( Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley ) not having any intention to have it appear as something else. American Reality. That is the only thing that comes to mind when asking about an ambigram. The classic logo SYF was done by Bob Thomas and Owsley Stanley AKA Bear. That logo actually intended to have a type of ambigram and spell out grateful dead in the circle with lettering as you look at it from a distance. It was never done though. That idea was given to the main artist Bob from Bear when creating the design in 1969. The song he's gone was written by Robert Hunter first tiime played in 1971, but the SYF logo actually has nothing at all to do with Mickey's father Lenny Hart, the bands manager at one time.~ TI
Robert Hunter Semple is known for his book "The Red Way: A Study in Racial Inequality and Urban Structure." This book examines the impact of urban structure on racial inequality in American cities.
Robert Hunter has written: 'A treatise on the law of landlord and tenant' -- subject(s): Landlord and tenant
Robert Fergus Hunter has written: 'The electronic theory of chemistry' -- subject(s): Electrons, Valence (Theoretical chemistry)
Robert James Hunter has written: 'A study of the significance of the changing values of serum alkaline phosphatase throughout pregnancy'
Robert N. Hunter has written: 'Claims on highway contracts' -- subject(s): Road construction contracts, Breach of contract
Robert L. Hunter has written: 'The Greenpeace Chronicle' 'Helping when it hurts' -- subject(s): Christianity, Helping behavior, Pastoral psychology, Peer counseling in the church, Religious aspects of Helping behavior
Robert Riddle Stoddart has written: 'Notice of a recent case in the Court of Session, Scotland, as to the surname and arms of Hunter of Hunterston'
Robert Hunter was born on June 23, 1941.
Robert Hunter was born on June 23, 1941.
Robert Hunter - painter - died in 1780.
Robert Hunter Morris died in 1764.
Robert Hunter Morris was born in 1700.