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Me too!

Janis was my first crush as a little hippie 8 year old hehe - Janis has a serious warmth about her that isn't just the junk and so-co, or even Southern manners man, she was just such a once in a lifetime person and I think about her damn near every day. What a damn free as can be cat, the hippest of the hip too. RIP baby.

Always agreed

The story is that crossing the border into Canada, and being on a train there was not much drugs on the train for the whole trip. They did stop at one place where there was a liquor store, which they basically bought out. Jerry Garcia never being a big drinker is obviously having a great time.

Janis and Ron "Pigpen" McKernan of the Dead were an item for a while and apparently (according to Bob Weir who slept in the next room) they were quite loud and boisterous while making whoopee. I hope her and Rick were too.

@@matthewmaguire3554 There was no shortage of psychedelics on the train. If you watch the film, you’ll see a brief shot of a Texas mickey with more than a few tabs of acid floating in it. A quote from Weir: “After someone added jell caps of LSD into an oversized bottle of Canadian Club, Weir said, “we achieved lift off.”

then maybe you should stop drinking and doing drugs and that dream might go away

Releases a plethora of emotions.. there's nothing like 60s and 70s Rock.. hugely inspired by the greatest musicians themselves. Literally standing on the shoulders of God's. Your emotional release is also likely guided by your kind heart which I'll bet you have.. you are for all intensive purposes, good people.

​@@maxwellcypert2204maybe you should act your age, stop judging people which I'll bet you've done your entire life and commenting on great music videos. Jesus man. Grow the FUp.

@@Karmakatt6 Thank you for those kind words brother ... really....

What’s funny is that I had a dream similar to this as well, about two months ago. I’m sitting there, in between Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir, just watching. Watching the magic unfold, trying to just breathe. Janis is the reason I wish time travel was possible and I can’t believe she and Rick Danko are sitting across from me. After they’re done, Jerry suggests to me that I should sing something. Being a singer and musician myself and not really knowing what to sing, I start singing “The Times They Are a-Changin’”, one of my favourite Bob Dylan songs. To my surprise, everyone else joins in, with me playing the guitar along with Bob Weir. I remember Rick asking me where I was from. I told him Vancouver. I remember Janis asking me how old I was. I told her 19. (I’ve had my 20th since then.) I remember telling Jerry and Janis that they are my biggest influences (from that decade of course, I have so many from different time periods). I’m still in awe that I am in the same train car as these two people, and I remember crying in the dream because I knew that when I woke up I would remember that both Jerry and Janis are gone. Of course, I can’t tell them this (and frankly I don’t even want to) so I just tie my emotional vulnerability into the previous conversation. However, I do remember saying I was worried about everyone and wanted them all to just be safe. I remember Jerry telling me that they’ll be fine, and that everything happens for a reason. The last thing I remembered was feeling Janis’ arms around me. She said “We’ll all see you soon, baby.” How I wish to have that dream again, just to see everyone.

The song was great im still looking for it. I think its aint no more cane

@@camreese Yes it was aint no more cane but dissapeared

Acid or shrooms

it was a bunch of coked out hippies in 1970 on a box car train that had just BOUGHT OUT a liquor store..... yeah man that adds up with your statement LOL- still iconic and better than today's partying.

Jeez...I'm sure you're fun to be around.