Written by Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter
Vocals by the BHC and David Gans
Guitar – David Gans
Bass – Lee Braverman
Percussion – Robert Koritz
Piano and produced by Gavin Tabone
Photos by David Mead
BHC and David Gans sing ‘Uncle John’s Band’
The Barton Hills Choir and the Austin High School Show Choir shared the stage for a show at the AHS Performing Arts Center on December 2, with special guest David Gans.
Enjoy this video produced by Choir Director Gavin Tabone of Grateful Dead songs from the performance.
Set List
‘Going Down The Road Feeling Bad’ – trad.
‘I Know You Rider’ – trad.
‘Brokedown Palace’, ‘Touch of Grey’, ‘Ripple’ – Garcia/Hunter
Musicians
Vocals – David Gans, BHC, Austin High Show Choir
Lead Guitar – David Gans
Keyboard – Gavin Tabone
Drums – Jake Perlman
Bass – Jason Brint
Rhythm Guitar – Don Cento
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BHC sings Grateful Dead’s ‘Eyes of the World’
The latest video from the Barton Hills Choir features the Grateful Dead’s ‘Eyes of the World’ performed with special guest David Gans on lead guitar.
Vocals – Barton Hills Choir
Bass – Lee Braverman
Rhythm guitar – Don Cento
Drums – Jake Perlman
Keyboards – Gavin Tabone
Mixed by Tabone/Perlman
Mastered by Perlman
Produced by Tabone
Written by Hunter/Garcia
Recorded in Austin, TX October, 2017
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The Barton Hills Choir is featured in a recent episode of Arts in Context, a documentary series produced by Austin PBS affiliate KLRU that explores the process of creation through collaboration and the condition of living and working as an artist.
The documentary about the choir, entitled Let All The Children Boogie, was produced by Mario Troncoso and Juan A. Izaguirre, with Sara Robertson as Executive Producer. It offers fascinating insight into the choir and their director, Gavin Tabone, with interviews of current and former choir members along with video footage and pictures from some of their most memorable shows.
The episode is the fourth in the 8th season of Arts in Context. Let All The Children Boogie originally aired on KLRU October 26, 2017, but if you missed it you can watch the entire episode online now:
http://www.pbs.org/video/let-all-the-children-boogie-twjhgg/





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