Oh hell yeah. 😎

I bet!

Magical days

Frig. Alot of times I sit listen to the West Coast music and wonder wat the frig was it like. Like the coolest thing ever. Envy Yu friend. Lov airplane dead Santana Janis doors. Hat is of to yu

Tough gig, Eh

Mississippi John Hurt

You forgot David Bromberg.. My Man David!!!

Jorma also loves some jimmie rogers and merle travis

@Spike Elwood yeah some people knew them but jorma is like a bridge that connects great artists from back in the day to the modern generation. Because jorma is still playing their songs today

I am grateful to Jorma. He was the most talented guitarist of that time. Jerry was learning and became the best. Jorma is still the best finger picker.

@Jeff R. A Tech Guy with money and his wife, formerly married to the Airplane's roadie, own it and still live there now. It is all white again as it was before the Airplane bought it.

Mark Erickson ...and I have listened to them..over and over and over again.Good Stuff !!!

Thanks for reminding me to listen to this beauty again.

Mark Erickson , Can't believe I've never heard this until now!!! Wow! 2 of my favorite Guitarist. I've seen Jerry jam 44 times with the Dead and 18 times with the Jerry Band. I went and watched Jorma jam 10 years ago at a show in Davis California. This JAMZZZ!

Great great great stuff. you said it right. Saw Jorma a couple months ago at the Fillmore with Jack Casady (Hot Tuna). A delight!! Nice show they always put on. Do miss ol' Garcia.

Law of diminishing returns. . . I try to ration this "drug" once a year, so it never gets old. . . they did . . . with one 7th Chord. . . what no others could!

I was thinking exactly that. Grateful..

The Al Gore Rhythms sent you here.

I found it 7 years ago, and it's like Jerry & Jorma are acting like a Jimi Hendrix experience..........

I AGREE WHOLE HEARTEDLY 👏🎸🎸👍

me too.. happy day.. jerry still one of my faves and i never miss a chance to see jorma

Happy belated birthday Jorma

nah grab a drink. Martini anyone? Drug free is the way to be. Been there. Done that. Bought a t-shirt and lost it.

@@stacyblue1980 you just weren't taking the right drugs mate

aw naw grab a beer and sit and think, lol

. . . .and then you're old. . . gives you a chance to take a 2 min. piss, grab a drink, and grab your pipe LOL!

stacyblue1980 there’s a certain irony to wanting alcohol, but believing you are free of drugs 😂

scalemiester : I must concur!!! An awesome way to spend twenty minutes indeed!!! In fact, it don't get much better than this!!!

I know right and there's like 20 20 minute jams with Garcia and these guys on KZfaq

This is the 3rd time i listen to this in 6 hours.

Yarp Scalemiester U def nailed it! Awesome time listening 2 THIS jam! REALLY hittin' drinkin' Natty Boh & smokin OG Kush w/ honey oil! (🍄);·}X

*rest of the night

Fine art man

Agree; love the concert posters etc…very psychedelic they just draw you in. The artwork at this time was just as important as the music. Showed them to my artist son for inspiration, he said the colors were “so crazy and bright”, explained to him the “enhancements” back then. Have to shock the kids~youngsters every once in a while.

Grateful Plane ;)

Jefferson Dead

Dead tuna lol

So im just new to this scene man , who is better Grateful Airplane or Jefferson Dead .

@@peterbetts858 Folks don’t usually compare the two, you’ll come to find they are two different animals

Been loving those Quarantine Concerts ~ seriously, one of the few good things to come out of this shit show...

Im hooked -every saturday night I look forward to it.

+cymballine1 .....Affirm.

+cymballine1 Sorry, but there was just as much bad music then as there is now; we have just tried to forget it. I give you Bobby Sherman, The Archies, 1910 Fruitgum Company, etc.

+Michael Cody viet

Well, there was "elevator music" which for today's youth is prolly "telephone on-hold music." I remember discussions about who was better the Beatles, Rolling Stones, or the Dave Clark Five. With MoTown hits et al, it felt like a new good song was popping up every 10 minutes. I doubt people have that feeling now.

true, but those who listened to the Dead, Quicksilver, Airplane, Mayall, Blodwyn Pig, Chicken Shack, Hendrix, Cold Blood with Lydia, etc. etc. were able to tune out all the other A.M. radio white noise that was passing for music....

Ils sont les meilleurs! (They are the best)

@@markscott6541 C'est toujours délicat de jammer , d'improviser , il faut être sur la même longueur d'onde et il faut que ça reste rock en tout cas syncopé , rythmé ...

I bet it was great. Those two have spent there entire lives playing music

No Habla - Listen !

ok!

Never forget to boogie

My thought too. 👍

Orange hair punk phase. I saw him in CT. Band's name was White Gland, I've heard. Acoustic set was a killer, I recall. Electric was mostly his current album at time, which is forgettable. However, encore was "Volunteers", introduced "For those of you who live the past".

Best Group for me

The Airplane was my first love starting in 9th grade in '69, and they have comforted me all through the long strange trip with the Dead, and beyond. You never forget the one that brought you to the dance and helped you get on the bus.

Great they were and their incarnation as the Jefferson Starship. Could never get enough. That house on Fulton street was black in my days in S.F. I guess they decided to paint it ... not that it matters. GARCIA rules as always however. Only one = Jerome J. Garcia !!! RIP Jerry!! (~);}~~~~ !!

I can imagine bro,pure dope.That would be cool,i here ya man ,love quicksilver to.Peace brother

That is grooving!

Kehlog Albran Maybe, just maybe some Blue Cheer.....

Lol Kehlogs post. Must of been WWHS ‘75 “on the Hill”. (Had to be there)

....and passin around a 5th of Beam.

Make the beer Budweiser and I'm in.

my first time seeing Jerry G was at the Bottom Line in NYC - around 73-74 w/Merle Saunders John Kahn and Bill Vitt - you know the guys :-D and what an amazing scene to be in a club that small with Legion of Mary . Had no clue at the time wtf was about to go down - but that night was a game changer for me . Was up front near the stage and off slightly to the side where the bar was - turned out to be a great place to dance as opposed to the crowded little tables they had there - and - aside from the Hells Angels and hippies and the drugs and the eyepoppingly gorgeous women - there was Papa Jerry on stage around 6' away - he had a doob going and he passed it off to his right to the person in the audience that was standing next to me and then they passed that j to me - omg - never seemed real but that's what the place was like that nght - RIP Papa Jerry G -thanx for all the music that took me to places that'd otherwise i'd never have been to ...

WOW a definite time and trip!!!

ive got shows w/T Fogerty planin rythem . at that time was a better player than bobby in that role, quite good, worked with jerry well

Eric H a much much better player than Bobby. Those shows are awesome.

You hipsters are a trippy bunch

Ummm... let's not get hasty here.

how would that have helped the jam?

Yes just imagine!!!!!! WoW a super commercially digestible pop song may have emerged for all the mainstream pop listeners of the world yay! Or just don't listen..

That’s very funny, indeed. 🐸