The irony is not lost that Jerry here is singing a eulogy for Janis Joplin, who had just died from a heroin overdose. Jerry would die from the same addiction 20 years later.

The naked blonde guy in the background is well hung 🙂

Great memories listening to Kiners Corner ! 😊

Reading a Spanish author’s take on the thin line between musicianship and business management got me here! And I’m loving every second!

I remember re-watching this in those dark months after September 11th. This documentary is a masterpiece.

Also foo fighters wish they where Bob

It sme. Fuck my life

The Dead. Little more can be said until Billy Strings and Mikaela Davis dropped the same stuff the Dead did? I did that and am still smiling

Strange he had such custom guitars but his best work was on a few strats. He has such a bright tone with w fender twin it seems illogical he played heavy guitars later. Could have but the preamp a setup in a Strat.

This type of content is the best part of the internet bar none. Any audio content coupled with video of historical events like this is the best!

Gosh, they all look and sounds so good, Phil, especially, he got to looking so geeky and stiff in his older years.

I would have done the same watch ⚾game eat 🌭🍻🍕 instead of having dinner with Archie & them❤💖👍🇺🇸

it just goes to show you/ya that they don't make shows like these anymore...

This makes me very emotional, I would do anything to jump into this radio broadcast and never come back. Truly a magical world we never will experience again. The Trolley Dodgers were the best team on Earth.

Wow fits,

LaGuardia jets!

best "do you wanna step outside ever." geez ive never seen sueanne nivens before but that was hilarioius

Happy birthday Jerry. NFA

I remember watching that game and those FT's live. Even though he was beating his chest and coming across very over confident in that moment, to see him miss those last 2 FT's was tough, and his reaction was appropriate. If he makes even just 2 of those 3 Ft's, the game would have continued. Makes all 3 and sends his team to the tourny, and it's one of the great moments in the school's history. But that's not how it unfolded. I can't even comprehend what that young man felt missing that final one. Glad he seemed to be able to continue on with his life and career.

It never left my aging memory.

kudos to the writers of this dialog. Here in 2024, I am now probably the same age as Martin Crane was when they wrote the script. Hits a lot closer to home.

Aimee speaks my heart without saying very much, like a great painting. She may be more profound from a distance and at low volume…

Washington was acting like an arrogant punk that game. The. After making the first free throw, he looked to his bench and said “it’s over”.

Here before The Ville plays Darius in a TBT game.🤪

I fucking love Bob Mould, fortunate to see Husker du handful of times back n mid 80s and sugar was one band I didn't get to see...

Nards

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They didn't even have mobile phone cams then. Whoever made this is a GENIUS. Thanks for it.

My all-time favorite version other than perhaps the one from April 1971 at the Fillmore East (if I could only remember the exact date) and I love how Babbs is feeling his high octane lysergic rocket fuel and sort of swaying in his own time space continuum and almost playing air guitar as well🐦🌹🇺🇸💖✌🏼

Is that dude naked? Wtf?

Love this clip- but holy hell, how many knobs are on that bass 😂

More than just a great pitcher. He is a MAN. The pride of all us Domincans. A gentleman, and a symbol of hope, and opportunity for the children.❤

This footage is golden 🎉

Willie was 41 years old at the time

Something kind of funny at 10:29, Steve Parish appears behind Jerry, wearing a Jerry t-shirt

I want the chair i was sitting in the night you called me and told me a had grandson. Im not even a father or a grandfather and i thought that was beautiful.

How could this be 52 years ago? It feels like maybe 5 or 6. I remember that season better than last season. The Mets shot out of the gate after the strike ended, and they looked stronger than the 1969 team. Adding Willie Mays, and then having him hit one out in his first game with the team, gave the Mets fans real hope that this team would run away with the NL East flag. Mays hit another homer a few days later. Alas, it turned out that the Pirates were actually a little better in 1972 than in their World Championship season the year before, and they started winning and winning, passing the field and running away with the division title.

How was this even recorded back then?

This 13 minutes has the power to shift a -3 to a +3

To me this is the scene that set Fraiser on the path to be one of the truly great sitcoms of all time.

Rest In Peace Willie Mays

Rest in peace 🕊️

The Creamery - Nancy's Yogurt the absolute best

One of the great bands all the time!!!

too funny!Ron i’ve been to a lot of concerts with you,go time at I’m Neil Young concert in Baltimore Civic Center i’d like this song but it’s hard to choose your favorite Grateful Dead song. All of them are a bomb good stuff 120 shows confirmed and multiple JGB shows

The same belly laughs I used to make the first time I watched this show

Hey Laura 👋👋 sending some good vibes🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎸🎸🎸🫂🫂🫂☮️☮️🌠🌠from a Gypsy Sunshine Boulder,CO🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋😎😎😎🌍🌍

Grabs you with both arms = Thank you Grabs you with both arms AND kisses you = Thank you very much

That naked dude on the pole is high AF!

I was there too, I was 11 playing on the water truck.