Dogs in a Pile pay homage to the Grateful Dead, with an adventurous walk down “Shakedown Street” in new pro-shot video.
Captured during the band’s recent visit to Last Concert Cafe in Houston, TX on February 1st, 2024, the extended jam stretches 22 and a half minutes long and equally deep, with extended improvisation showcasing the young quintet’s vibrant energy and boundless creativity. The song starts out like a normal Dead cover but gradually transforms into something unexpected as guitarist Jimmy Law, drummer Joe Babick, bassist Sam Lucid, keyboardist Jeremy Kaplan, and guitarist Brian Murray follow a spontaneous thread, running the gamut from atmospheric bliss to country to burlesque-esque jazz with a whiff of “Bathtub Gin” before smoothly returning to the heart of town.
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Watch Dogs In A Pile poke around on “Shakedown Street” by the Grateful Dead below. The full show is available to stream via nugs.net.
Dogs in a Pile has upcoming shows around the Northeast, West Coast, and South and will team up with Pigeons Playing Ping Pong and Andy Frasco & the U.N. for a joint tour this spring. For a full list of tour dates and to purchase tickets, visit the band’s website.
Dogs In A Pile – “Shakedown Street” (Grateful Dead) – 2/1/24
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