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This guy has the essential artifacts but lacks the wisdom conveyed

El Cheapo Strikes Again

It's cool, but he's no Robert Planet.

@@InService77 Or Trey, with all his goofy faces and swaying back and forth.

And San Francisco was the place , pure and uncontaminated,

1972 Europe Tour highpoint for me.

Cornell grad here.. I swear they kidnapped me in the snow downtown Ithaca.. to your point I was at Barton so I know how magical it was. The hall itself lent it's wood to the tone. But I'll b damned if giants stadium isn't like fuckin crazy good.. It was strange cause everyone may have had their chops tuned.. ck it my friend, vocals unbelievable. May have missed a few words but they were heating up for the Hall. ✌️

Imma. 68 Anthem Live/Dead fan but this live capture is magical. That was one decade. I left a bit after the Warner years but this is so great

Good Love now.

No lie- he's having so much fun- not so much in the '90's shows but the fat man still showed there were glimmers of his former self

Me too. .is one i prayed to. Cause at the time i needed a higher power. Thank you again, greatful dead. ❤️✌️🙏

Jerry forgot the words "as I picked up my matches" in Scarlet Begonias, so what the fuck are you talking about: Jerry's singing is as good as it gets?

And he completely forgets the lyrics at times in Fire On the Mountain

@@tooturtletastic What's up with your hostility over something so non consequential? It's almost expected for him to mess up the verses to these songs and he's talking about what his voice is sounding like, and it does sound prime on this performance and the rest of the night.

I like what you did with the “sublime” surprises.

​@A Al you try remembering all the lyrics with a head full of lsd...

My first show was Dylan & The Dead at JFK stadium in Philadelphia. What an incredible spectacle

Mine too 🎉

“Rhythm”. Hardly

Capital had an in house video system

Film cost. I was at this show.

@@kennethross3567 So fortunate!!! I was born and raised near Passaic, but by the time I was born, the Capitol was long gone.

Dunno. . . . maybe it's because I revisit/love this particular on so much, but I'm thinking that colorizing this would be the equivalent of colorizing Raging Bull. . . or even colorizing Casa Blanca. With love and respect. . . . leave it alone.

Cocaine is a helluva drug.

​@@triplec6453such a tired statement. Drugs were with the dead from the beginning and it provided much inspiration. And that smile on the man's face. Get over it already.

I went to almost every show on the West Coast in 88-89 so I heard a lot of classic tapes from the 70's. Audio tapes, so we couldn't see her groovy hips, but I can't tell you how everyone was always complaining about how this or that perfect recording was ruined because Donna opened her mouth. Worse than Yoko, because I don't think she was trying to sound weird, and it just destroyed the subtlety of some of Jerry's finest licks. Poor Keith.

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So after a 92’ Las Vegas week, our driver crashed in the SUV on our way home. No casualties but we all f’ed up. My dad wrote a nice heart felt letter to the band. He received a letter from PR and a beautiful print with autographs.( Vince and Bruce) Years later I accidentally left it behind in a rental. A year later I came face to face with Jerry in a bar within a dream I was having. Man he was not happy with me. A few months later while on my bike in Boulder co and on mushrooms I went back to that house. I told the guy my story and left with the autographed print. This was two years after his death. Much respect for Jerry, here and there.

At that time no one had heard anything like it! Jerry was in the zone! 77 was a great year

"Hmhmhmhmhmhm I've been there before been there before"

Then check out if you haven’t sublimes awesome version

It's because he does it so casually, he's technically a jazz fusion drummer but doesn't seem at all aware of the fact. He could have played for Miles Davis if he was more aggressive and gave a good goddamn where the "1" was at but that wasn't his style. Nothing but respect for this man.

@@newusernamehere4772 completely agree with you, Jerry holds a massive chunk of what makes the dead special, but I really think Bill is right behind him. The backbone to their varying sounds over the years.

Mickey harts return to the band was not in their best interests....they gained power but lost maneuverability....just my opinion

@@joeshafer6806 It’s almost like the drums follow the guitar, not the other way around. This is going to sound really odd in a reply to a Greatful Dead video, but in Metallica their drummer; Lars Ulrich, actually follows James Hatfield; who is their let’s say sledgehammer guitarist and lead vocalist in tempo. Maybe it’s because they’re both SF based bands…

@@jackhaugh I learn something new every day! Thank you!

tienes razón, Y tienes buen gusto musical hasta pronto Willi

Go back to Anthem

Facts

That was a great show

😂

Me too🎉❤

77, 78 was the most movement...I saw him do a Chuck Berry "duck walk" in one of these years on Johnny B Goode

Check out video Duke U Us blues 1978....it's insane

You are a true Dead head .....I can tell....My first show 72 to 95.... about 250 with Jerry

He played the Bean for 76 and most of 77 with the Dead. He’s playing the Bean for all of the classic Dead shows we love from 77.

For the record, his last show playing the Travis Bean in 77 was the great Englishtown show (9-3-77)

He played 2 Travis Bean guitars, in 1975 he was playing the TB1000A . I heard he laughed when he first saw it, you can hear the tonal differences if you listen to some of the Legion of Mary from spring of 75 really sharp and bright, he absolutely tore it up on that TB. In 76 he started playing the TB500 with single coil pickups and added some effects to it in 77’ you can hear that in the Dancin from Ithica (disco was alive!) that was a great era, Jerry on top off his playing and the tone of that aluminum neck beast of TB! Damn I’m gonna throw on some Scranton PA 75’ right now !...”Tough Mama, ..meat shakin on your bones”....🎸

And the sticker? Ignore alien orders

Love the TB!

I wonder: Was that by design? So as to not overshadow Jerry or Bob? 🤔

Dork.