Enjoy this music video of the Barton Hills Choir performing the Grateful Dead classic ‘Eyes of the World’ at So Many Roads Museum and Brewery in Denver. Accompanying the choir are special guests Josh Rosen and Edwin Hurwitz from Shakedown Street, and Stu Crair from Dead Floyd.
The Barton Hills Choir traveled 910 miles to take the stage together for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in March, 2020. Enjoy this video of the Jesse Fuller classic “Beat It On Down The Line” performed live at So Many Roads Museum and Brewery in Denver, CO with special guests Josh Rosen (guitar) and Edwin Hurwitz (bass) from Shakedown Street and Stu Crair (drums) from Dead Floyd.
The Barton Hills Choir is excited at the prospect of performing together in front of live audiences again. Before they appear in Austin though, they’ll be traveling to Denver, Colorado to perform with Shakedown Street for two shows on Saturday, July 24 at So Many Roads Museum and Brewery.
Shakedown Street is a legendary Grateful Dead tribute band that has been performing for over three decades, with a repertoire of over 200 songs and over 1,000 shows to their credit. BHC will join them for two shows, a 2:00 PM matinee and 7:30 evening performance. Shakedown Street takes the stage for a show afterwards at 9:00.
This will be the first performance by the Choir since the pandemic began, and promises to be a memorable event. Watch this space for ticket information coming soon!
The latest remote performance by the Barton Hills Choir features Noah Lewis’ ‘Big Railroad Blues’ segueing into the Garcia/Hunter classic ‘Bertha’.
Musicians
Josh Rosen – guitar
Adam Roberts – bass
Robert Koritz – drums
Trevor Nealon – organ
Video produced by Gavin Tabone
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