Rainbow Full of Sound x Dead Zep at Colony – Woodstock, NY

Rainbow Full of Sound x Dead Zep

SUN July 5th

Doors 6pm | Show 7pm

RAINBOW FULL of SOUND

Featuring nationally acclaimed Keyboardist Waynard Scheller, RAINBOW FULL of SOUND (RFoS) have become one of the countries premiere bands playing Grateful Dead songs, RAINBOW FULL of SOUND has been re-creating the Dead’s legendary 1972 tour of Europe, tracing the path of twenty-one shows from England to Denmark to Germany to France to the Netherlands and back to England. This year the band will continue to Retrace the Europe 72 tour and also venture into the later years performing songs from the 70’s into the 90’s

Waynard has a storied history with the Dead and Family, having performed with: Bob Weir and other Grateful Dead member’s, Hot Tuna, Members of RatDog & Phil and Friends, Plus Previous Tours with John Kadlecik of Furthur & Dark Star Orchestra

DEAD-ZEP

Nationally acclaimed Keyboardist, Waynard Scheller ( RAINBOW FULL oF SOUND ) has a storied history with the Dead and Family, having recently performed with: Bob Weir and other Grateful Dead member’s, Hot Tuna, Members of RatDog & Phil and Friends, Plus (3) US Tours with John Kadlecik of ( Furthur, Dark Star Orchestra & JGB )

DEAD ZEP performs Grateful Dead songs… mashed up with Led Zeppelin Hits… They not only flow from Zep to Dead and back again, They play ZEPPELIN songs like the GD and Dead songs the way ZEP would… which makes for a fascinating, sometimes shocking evening.

It’s somewhat boggling to think of Jerry Garcia and Jimmy Page swapping riffs –

the beatific Buddha and the slashing, edgy Page.

To hear the Dead anthem “St. Stephen” merged seamlessly into “Whole Lotta Love.”

Created out of Waynard’s Rainbow Full of Love to mash up the two repertoires.

They not only flow from Zep to Dead and back again, they play Zep songs like the GD and Dead songs the way Zep would…

which makes for a fascinating, sometimes shocking evening.

It’s that moment when the audience Hears “Ramble On” suddenly dissolve into “St. Stephen” which can be amazing to the point of a slight

and interesting sense of disorientation. It’s time now for something (almost) completely different!

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