And We Bid You Goodnight

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"And We Bid You Goodnight" is a traditional Bahamian spiritual famously adapted and performed by the Grateful Dead as a gentle, hymn-like concert closer.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf song ⓘ
spiritual ⓘ
associatedPlace Nassau ⓘ
associatedRegion Caribbean ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Bahamas ⓘ
culturalOrigin Bahamian ⓘ
genre a cappella ⓘ
gospel ⓘ
spiritual ⓘ
hasRefrain Goodnight, goodnight, goodnight ⓘ
hasTheme Christian faith ⓘ
blessing ⓘ
death ⓘ
farewell ⓘ
sleep ⓘ
influencedByTradition Christian hymnody ⓘ
lyricLanguage English ⓘ
lyricLine Bid you goodnight, goodnight, goodnight ⓘ
I love you, but Jesus loves you the best ⓘ
Lay down, my dear brothers ⓘ
musicalCharacteristic call and response ⓘ
close harmony vocals ⓘ
hymn-like structure ⓘ
slow tempo ⓘ
notableAdaptationBy Grateful Dead ⓘ
notablePerformer Grateful Dead ⓘ
Joseph Spence ⓘ
Pindar Family ⓘ
notableRecording Grateful Dead live recordings ⓘ
Joseph Spence and the Pindar Family recordings ⓘ
performanceContext folk music concerts ⓘ
religious gatherings ⓘ
rock concerts ⓘ
religiousTradition Christianity ⓘ
subjectMatter divine love ⓘ
parting blessing ⓘ
rest after life ⓘ
usedAs concert closer ⓘ
vocalStyle group singing ⓘ
unaccompanied vocals ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Live/Dead → hasTrack → And We Bid You Goodnight ⓘ
Live/Dead → sideFourTrackListOrder → And We Bid You Goodnight ⓘ
Steal Your Face → hasTrack → We Bid You Goodnight ⓘ
linked to: And We Bid You Goodnight
Warm Your Heart → hasTrack → I Bid You Goodnight ⓘ
linked to: And We Bid You Goodnight