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When Bruce would pop off that Jack Straw line with gusto and a smile, "Cut down a man in cold blood, Shannon,Might as well be me MEEEEEEEEE"!!!....the place would absolute erupt. Especially with that grand piano getting attacked. Wowwy, I get chills.

Obviously not sober.

yeah yeah yeah... Bruce always kicked their asses....made them wake up. Jerry of course loved it and Bruce's jazz sensibilities ! Bruce really added a lot...and some of his cool songs... I, too, was fortunate enough to be there at that time... and of course Bruce still out there putting on good shows...

the story is told that garcia & hunter knew a woman down the street who had the harry smith anthology .. so they'd wait for he to go to work and then 'break in' just to play the records and learn the tunes .. the only thing they 'stole' was history and frequencies ... minglewood blues was one of those tunes ....

That is the dorkiest, lamest haircut. He looks like Gloria Allred. He is deep in the booze....

I met Bruce Hornsby 2 times. The 2nd time I met him he actually stole my seat when I went to get a beer at great woods amphitheater further festival tour in 1998. It was in between acts, so when we came back to our seats he was sitting there and we were like whoe! Bruce Hornby stole our seats. So we all sat down and shot the shit with him 😊 I told all about the one specific show when I saw my 1st darkstar tripping balls and he was like " cool man, I'm glad you enjoyed it " super cool dude.

бросай .... пожалуйста.

I saw them play together many times , I miss those days

His guitar sings :) even in the rhythm :)

I loved that Bruce was able to back up Vinny when he was up and coming. Unfortunately i think Brent had started to come apart by this time and the Dead were trying to get ahead of the curve and have a backup plan just in case they lost him. I mean from what Parrish, and Billy, Mickey say, Brent was turning into a major basket case. With the divorce, and his manic depressive tendancies, I mean who could blame them. The 1986 Brent Meltdown in Berkeley probably scared the bejesus out of everyone. I mean i am sure it was nice for them to have calable musicians opening for them, and to add new light but it almost seemed like a premonition of what was to come. Glad Bruce is family, miss the heck out of Brent and Vinny. That "Hot Seat" is no joke. Even Dark Star Orchestra's original keyboard player died of a heart attack in 2005 or so. Even the cover bands cant get away from it. Tom Constantan is the only one that has survived the Hot Seat, along with Chimenti(Knock on Wood)....Edited for spelling. The spell correct has a mind of its own now.

Is there some reason you guys don’t play any of the music you’re talking about - eg the intro piece segment or whatever - it is brilliant and changed me - those guitar riffs are spectacular, to bad we never heard them here .

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at 0:47 ive never seen anyone do that like that before! Love to watch him play and his interviews! Ballad Of Youth is in my opinion is one of his best ever, even among his Bon Jovi material.

Legend

Great to see Richie back!!

No Richie, No Bon Jovi. Without Richie it sounds so different 😢

Anything Richie is awesome! great human being.

This was amazing ! Richie’s guitar playing is amazing

Richie Will always be my favourite guitarist.. and that soulful voice, just magic!!!

OMG have the redone the Richie episode, with him sober🎉

Bon Jovi is sorely missing Richie.

Dude can still play

Still got ALL the moves that we've been missing for the past decade....🥵🎸🥴🤘❤‍🔥

The King of Swing!!IS back 🎸🤘🔥

That solo always stood out in my mind

Brad looks like he’s on his way out for a deer hunt.

First Santa Claus, then the Tooth Fairy, then the Wrecking Crew, now this!?

Brad Whitford is awesome. Humble musician, paying homage to another guitar player. Brad is an awesome player in his own right. Listen to his playing on ROCKS. There best album, in my humble opinion.

One of the best lead solos in any song ever in rock and roll

Legend

In the chat, you had mentioned we could re-watch the show after midnight, but I do not see a link yet?

Thank you for streaming! I enjoyed the whole line-up for Friday and look forward to today at work. The camera work and sound was excellent, no lag or distortion (windy beach can wreck havoc on sound). The chat had a friendly banter and lots of help with who's on stage since the earlier acts weren't labeled. There were folks from all over the world watching. Amazed to be able to see Sting for free <3

I think the yardbirds did it first,,,

I saw Branford with Buckshot LeFonque at the Flood Zone in Richmond, a big DMB starting point. And I look to the right, and there's Bruce! He got invited up of course. Great music moment for me. Just a lot of cool things happened when I was at college in Richmond.

That Foreigner record is "4" LOL

23:40

16:46

I wish could do what you do

8:28 83///

I wanna hear a lot more of this interview! How dare you give us that little teaser! I'm going straight to Andy Frasco's blog!

Frat Head Era. LOL.

Some of these guys played my house warming party when they were still the salmon heads

Thank you 🙏

Loved it when Hornsby walķed out onstage in the twin cities in the 90's❤

Hornsby on Acoordian at Buckeye was fun

I saw Bruce w the Dead, he is a great musician who fit in well with band and sounded great! I was hoping back then he was going to join as full member? But didnt happen?Love Bruce and his music.

I don’t listen to anything after Brent died because Jerry was sounding like he was dying and it’s sad.

I followed them on the summer of '91 tour. Great shows and (different) sets 🙂 a great body of work from Jerry and Bob (IMO), and a great life adventure I still talk about whenever I reminisce. He certainly isn't Brent, but I loved what he added to the mix and the fact he was willing to step into that role and follow such an icon on keys but that's just the way it is... Thanks Bruce!

Love Mr Hornsby, caught him with the Dead, 9/22/91 at Boston Garden, then again at Old Orchard Beach for early Further Festival. Then recently he played about a mile from my house at a little place called Indian Ranch on the MA./CT. Line a few years ago with Los Lobos opening and it was a great show with tons of Dead stuff from both bands. The place is small and I stood right next to Bruce as he waited to take the stage, I wasn't 4' away from him and MAN IS HE TALL!!