@vvollero To tell you the truth, he really never mentions regulation by government. Just by record companies. And this is coming from a fellow libertarian
A) this is recorded pre-March 17th, 1967 (as I suspected, and McNally indicated) in part 5, around 4:45, Randy says. "the radio stations don't play you," and Garcia responds, "cuz our record's not out yet." and it was released March 17th.
B) this is definitely Garcia's former banjo student, Randy Groenke conducting the interview (at least thru the 1st 5 parts i've played so far)
According to the McNally official history (p. 186) Garcia conducted 2 (recorded) interviews in support of the new album -- one with his old banjo student Randy Groenke, and then one with the famous and hugely influential Ralph J. Gleason. This sounds like Randy -- i wonder if the Ralph comes in the later posted parts?
where do you get the July 1st date from? McNally has this happening in March.
i'm going to load these onto RockPeaks where we have a TON of grate Dead stuff goin on. ;-)
Very insightful interview, an the earliest I've heard from Jerry (he was just short of 25 when this was recorded). I love his thoughtful response when asked to define the term "hippie" at 5:12, he describes it as "forward motion", "creative energy at its best", and "a better way for people who are in a creative community to look at things". And not just in a psychedelic sense, but also in an inclusive, community sense, where staying true to yourself is the only thing that matters. Love ya Jer!
Very interesting. One almost gets the impression that there's a subtext to some of what he's saying, and I get this impression from some of his unusual word choices. It's interesting that he described the band's output as a "product" that they "created demand for", and that he used the words "stealing from eachother" to describe the local inter-group influences.
I love Jerry... he was such an insightful and well-spoken guy with legendary friendliness!!!
I like how he pointed out how the media is usually behind a lot of the "superficial" grouping of different bands with totally different sounds simply based on a common geographical location-- just because the San Fransisco bands were all "turned on" and happened to be a part of the scene does not mean they sound anything alike really, if you actually LISTEN TO THE MUSIC like Jerry said...
@vvollero To tell you the truth, he really never mentions regulation by government. Just by record companies. And this is coming from a fellow libertarian
ToxicMayo9 7 months ago in playlist JERRY GARCIA INTERVIEWS
So sweeeet!!!!!!!
U312258 1 year ago
Thank you very muchly acidinurmind!
RATTLEY67 1 year ago
Who is the master who makes the grass blue?
Gerry Garcia.
spencerspindrift 1 year ago
@spencerspindrift Hehe! ;)
NoRosesForMe 1 year ago
A) this is recorded pre-March 17th, 1967 (as I suspected, and McNally indicated) in part 5, around 4:45, Randy says. "the radio stations don't play you," and Garcia responds, "cuz our record's not out yet." and it was released March 17th.
B) this is definitely Garcia's former banjo student, Randy Groenke conducting the interview (at least thru the 1st 5 parts i've played so far)
JerryYoungIndeed 1 year ago
According to the McNally official history (p. 186) Garcia conducted 2 (recorded) interviews in support of the new album -- one with his old banjo student Randy Groenke, and then one with the famous and hugely influential Ralph J. Gleason. This sounds like Randy -- i wonder if the Ralph comes in the later posted parts?
where do you get the July 1st date from? McNally has this happening in March.
i'm going to load these onto RockPeaks where we have a TON of grate Dead stuff goin on. ;-)
JerryYoungIndeed 1 year ago
Everyone in the world should listen to this whole thing. Right now.
HAPPY JERRY DAY! Can't imagine life without the Jerry and the Grateful Dead.
zaphodfortytoo 1 year ago
thankye thankye
pantsmatants 1 year ago
Jerry Garcia. Easily the best interview in the history of rock n roll.
babel1967 1 year ago
lets do some puddles tonite.
EvacuateTrailer 1 year ago
Very insightful interview, an the earliest I've heard from Jerry (he was just short of 25 when this was recorded). I love his thoughtful response when asked to define the term "hippie" at 5:12, he describes it as "forward motion", "creative energy at its best", and "a better way for people who are in a creative community to look at things". And not just in a psychedelic sense, but also in an inclusive, community sense, where staying true to yourself is the only thing that matters. Love ya Jer!
dershed 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this interview. Fascinating! (Psst--It's 710 Ashbury; not Haight)
Lisica2008 1 year ago
@Lisica2008
Sorry!--I corrected you too soon on the incorrect address--other people already performed that function. Next time I won't be so impulsive.
Lisica2008 1 year ago
victimized by the record companies, you got that right Jerry.....in the end, the record companies victimized themselves to death......
tiedyekeith 2 years ago
Thank you for making available another piece of history!
threeby8887 2 years ago
Very interesting. One almost gets the impression that there's a subtext to some of what he's saying, and I get this impression from some of his unusual word choices. It's interesting that he described the band's output as a "product" that they "created demand for", and that he used the words "stealing from eachother" to describe the local inter-group influences.
BabyButtSmell 2 years ago
wow this is great,
tanks for posting!!!
lazulitooth 2 years ago
LOVE IT! It was 710 Ashbury though, not Haight. It's up from Haight past Waller
vegashemperor 2 years ago
thanks I was gonna put that in, they did live at 710 Ashbury.
alligayda 2 years ago
Thank God someone had the foresight to record Jerry back then. Now we have Jerry talking to us for all time. This is as good to have as the music.
restinpeaceladymydog 2 years ago
Wonderful!!
Bhaktiyogin 2 years ago
I love Jerry... he was such an insightful and well-spoken guy with legendary friendliness!!!
I like how he pointed out how the media is usually behind a lot of the "superficial" grouping of different bands with totally different sounds simply based on a common geographical location-- just because the San Fransisco bands were all "turned on" and happened to be a part of the scene does not mean they sound anything alike really, if you actually LISTEN TO THE MUSIC like Jerry said...
bobshenix 2 years ago
Acidinurmind, THANK YOU!!!
Peace, Love, and The Grateful Dead.
ladidah9 2 years ago
LADIDAH9
your welcome,
hope you enjoyed all parts "-)
acidinurmind 2 years ago
heres your pistol
donveill 2 years ago
Thanking you...
DangerousBastard 2 years ago
Gerry was always clever.
aoxomoxoa88 2 years ago
Gerry as in Gerry and The Pacemakers?
ClueSign 2 years ago
No! That was an inebriate moment. Thanks for pointing it out to me. How stupid am I? Heh, heh!
aoxomoxoa88 2 years ago
A-ok man...I had to comment because it just looked so weird, I hope I didn;t sound too much like a dick for pointing it out. Peace out.
ClueSign 2 years ago
No offense taken! With my user name, I should know better. Peace to you too, my friend.
aoxomoxoa88 2 years ago
Thank You
This is fascinating
gratefulvideo 2 years ago
your welcome, check out all 9 parts
acidinurmind 2 years ago
Excellent!
KosmicCharley 2 years ago
haha I love it.
and..
Would you answer that phone?
acdcrocks432 2 years ago