Okay I wasn't gonna respond but I saw the stupidest comment, The Grateful Dead is hands down the best band and I say that without ever seeing jerry perform with them.
@mayabelle1107 I don't dig it and the music suffers because of it - his playing is arhythmic. I saw the dead at least 4 times in the 70s and the were lousy every time. It was too bad because Garcia was brilliant. A friend of mine who is a reformed Deadhead says that 1 out of 5 shows were good. That's 20% - that's an F.
@LetzBeaFranque man if you don't dig it don't come around here cause the rest of us do dig it, all of them were brilliant and the dead had their lousy shows as does every other band that's out there. The Dead were the best at what they did and that is all that matters to deadheads.
@LetzBeaFranque That is actually laughable for you to say that to dead heads. Phil Lesh is my favorite member of the band is quite a unique and interesting bass player. The Dead tried to play dixie electric. It seems like you pretend to know a lot about music, but do you really. Listen to some Dixie Jazz of the early 1900's to check out multiple musicians improving solos over a melody.
I made the'major mistake of choosin' to blow my -hard-earnt' cash goi'n (again)to India :when i was cosidering going to Egypt for theG,Dead Concert at the great pyramids [edge of cairo]...always regretted it!!!!!!creashonrebel@yahoo.com
LOL Quaaludes had 714 printed on them...I popped two one fine afternoon and proceeded to load a bulldozer on a truck; almost killed my ass at the age of 19...
@Andrewwernick you just made me slap forehead with a resounding DUH!!!! You my friend, win the prize. A compliment from me. You have a very original screen name. Is it yours? Andrew is a nice name. Please play again.
@Andrewwernick you just made me slap forehead with a resounding DUH!!!! You my friend, win the prize. A compliment from me. You have a very original screen name. Is it yours? Andrew is a nice name. Please play again.
the mean jellybeans doin' there thang.......i've heard this so many times my little pubes were just gettin' curly the 1st time.....by the 3rd time thru my pubes looked like jerrys beard......."this'll put some hair on yer chest" my cousin said after he bought it for me.....oh the changes.....i wanna go back!!!!!!
Iggy's right - it's the Strat Grahman Nash gave Jerry. It's also by this time been modded by the Alembic cats and features the custom brass tail piece and the brass cover plate over the knobs.
@ChynaRider Correct! This is the '57 Strat that Graham gave Jerry....a.k.a "Alligator." He played Alligator exclusively on the '72 Europe tour, which ended up being the guitar's swan song. In may of '73, Jerry received the incredible and legendary "Wolf."
One can switch/customize pick-ups, can't one? Garcia wasn't non-adept at rearranging pick-ups and electrical configurations-at all. Besides, a strat has a deeper cutaway underneath the neck, where it joins the body
The guitar is a Strat! A 1957 'natural' (wood-finish) given to him by Graham Nash....just looked it up. The Harley-Davidson sticker clinched it for me as being the guitar from the Euro '72 tour...peaceout!
That's not a tele that Jerry's playing, it's a strat. Look at the characteristic three pick ups, with the angled bridge pickup and the individual string saddles in the bridge. The tele has the strings paired in the bridge and only two pickups, a bridge and a neck pickup.
C'mon Dead Vaults, why isn't this available on DVD? Surely the Copenhagen gig warrants an official release and not just the nuggets Deadheads have to mine out on You Tube (but thanks for posting anyway ;) )
A little online research suggests Jerry must here be playing the Natural '57 Fender Stratocaster Graham Nash gave him. I love the sound of Fenders. Jer played a variety of guitars over the years, but in the early '70s often favoured Fender Strats. The Grateful Dead with Fender lead guitar has the dead perfect Dead sound = The best ear & soul massage (for me, at least)!
This was such an amazing time. I think they were one of the best and most versatile bands around. They played and played and played on. No one except the dead ever knew how long the shows would be. Endless jams flowed into endless jams. It was magic.
@Urbanomad22 He played the organ, so he's off to the right off camera, i didn't actually catch a shot of him but i may have missed it... Shortly after this he passed away, in '73, in fact he stopped touring for a while after the europe 72 tour, as his health was deteriorating... He wasn't prominent in china>rider, but take a look at a lovelight and you'll see him leading the jam with his vocals...
I had the pleasure and the privilege of seeing the Dead 3 times on the Euro '72 tour and this vid brings it back to life like it was yesterday:-) The Dead are immortal...
@Bearses Hi Bearses ~ Thanks or the interest, apologies for the late response, it's those new YT settings! The concerts were 8 April '72, Wembley Empire Pool (legendary Dark Star), 23 May Lyceum (my birthday) and 26 May Lyceum (album sides 5 & 6) ~ bunked off from boarding school without permission for this one! Am I glad I did that:-) One of the greatest nights of my life:-) Stay cool!
my parents were deadheads i saw the grateful dead i think 3 times and jgb a couple of times my dad has all the deadhead stuff and a all of the tapes when jerry died he went into a depression and had everything laid out in his room.
to play dire wolf when i was younger and i still only play dead and bob dylan songs! i just want to say thanks to everybody who was at winterland 77, scarfire changed my life!
both of my parents are deadheads so i grew up listening to all this music! when i graduated high school, i inherited my pops entire collection of dead memorabilia, ticket stubs, records, mix tapes...basically everything he had from his bum years. i have listened to the songs, gotten lost in the tie dyes he made, and held the ticket stubs with my eyes closed, trying to picture what a dead show sounded like, felt like, every single day since. i learned to play the acoustic guitar just to be able >
@chezystezy I can relate. My parents are also Deadheads. I've gotten almost all of their T-shirts and a bunch of posters/wall art stuff. The stubs and stickers my dad refuses to let go of. He brings them out sometimes when he listens to music. :) The tapes he still has, too, because they're still perfectly playable. I've been trying to get him to let me make them into CDs. I prefer them to the CDs you can buy, even the concerts like Filmore West or Knickerbocker.
@TheMiilydork your dad's tapes deserve to be remastered and posted on the live music archive. they'll find their audience there. an amazing resource - there are thousands of dead shows on there.
@xarls naw man not long live the 70s. they came and they went, those of us who never lived through them (myself included) can not know what they were like. you should say long live good, positive energy and positive vibe music, music performed by truly talented musicians, and enjoyed by lovely and special people! im stoked you found the dead man, keep it real
Picture my brain as an empty cereal bowl. Jerry's guitar leads are like a fast and furious scattering of delicious Fruity Pebbles floating down from above. Phil is the whole milk pouring in slowly but steadily, absorbing the flavor of the Pebbles but also giving its own satisfying smoothness and full body to the mix. Bobby is the bran muffin that might go good with it sometimes, sometimes not, and Bill and Mickey are the spoon bringing it all back home
WHERE DID YOU GET THIS FOOTAGE?! Is it on a DVD? And is the entire Europe '72 performance filmed? I apologize in advance if this is easy to get this footage and I just haven't looked for it first.
Just tried to sell. no go at the Allman's it took Jim twice as long for his also. He did spend a LOT of time yelling and bitching me to cramp in the car. We need a van for road trips uck. I sold in two lots at Further and spent spent. It was fun and poofy.
@96BusterMr we are headed to Hampton and Charleston or Boca and another FL show. Jim is using my training to tie dye now. He will then print. Last moment on his artist and T-shirt funds. If we do Fl. I may be able to just 'work the system'. I dunno how so I will try to shazam still. I wanna will call it if he call be less lunar than I for that one moment I am not. We suffer often, at times not on the very same twip.
@andrewmunro44 The piano? I always loved how much the piano could add to the deads music. Its always very quietly playing behind...but sometimes it just sticks out. So sweet to me.
Feel like I supported these guys myself by buying and losing so many Dead albums. Ran into fellow DeadHead at a doctors office, of all places the only thing we couldn't agree on was what was there best songs.
I actually saw them on this tour - was 16 at the time. But never mind. More to the point I've never seen this clip before. And I'm AMAZED that even after all these years I can see this clip and still sit shaking my head in disbelief when it's finished. What a wonderful band!!!
@JimmyPage97 Actually, I now manage the Margaritaville in Pensacola Beach and have had the opportunity to meet Jimmy several times... and my opinion stays the same. He is a tool. I'm not saying his music sucks... he just sucks as a person.
@GrandaddyPhunk In short terms, I don't think we should judge a person on: 1) "opportunities" to meet them. 2) when we never personally knew them anyways. 3) or when your at margaritaville and its Jimmy Buffett (OF COURSE he'd act like a tool, thats like Elvis walking into Nashville)
But either way my opinion of Jimmy Buffet has always been that he is no more then a beach bum drunk who made it big in the music industry because of timing, luck, and half decent singing and guitar playing.
rockin' in the big time. i had an opp to see the dead do europe once and missed it. then, after phil graham announced the dead were headed to china i started investigating how to go but alas it never happened....
@MayorMichaelShell like Egypt...& boy was I fool for not trippin over to Vegas in 94, like "O I'll go next year" cuz I was just that confident, the music would never stop. I'm SO grateful for every show I did go, even those really hard allnight drives along the coast after workin all week, then playin so hard, dancin so fast, how I ever made it - workn those angels overtime!
Just the way Garcia HOLDS his pick is masterful. His stage presence is incredible. I dig how into their playing they all are. These guys are all chillin' on stage making great music for people while having a great time.
i was blessed to see this played live by the G-D ... owned it on LP - 8 track - Cassette - CD and now it's wisping through the wind on the internet ... times and formats have changed ... but this song as performed by them will stay in the collective memory of all who knew the rider 8 )
Europe 72 was released just as the dead were becoming a big deal to my generation. I find it to be one of the premier Dead sets ever. It has the quintessential works like I know you rider and China cat and manifold other great selections. For my money its the greatest compilations ever assebled and my ears second the motion.
@boschicus I like their swinging sound with just Billy too, but I have to admit there are times when Mickey really added a lot. What would Terrapin have sounded like without Mickey's thunderous tom toms? Even straight stuff likeTouch of Grey benefits from his pounding. Nevermind Samson. It's a different sound with Mickey. Works better on some stuff than others. I like the extra heavy backbeat.
... 1st show - Spectrum, Philly, '77.. absolutely superb!!!! this medley from the Europe '72 version (that whole cassette), that is, is what clinched it for me back in '76, wow, love at 1st sound byte!!
respond to this?? How can i comment on a state of mind... a world of it's own and a place of peace - You are still loved Jerry. The greatest band...ever. and they still rule 38 years later - I am so Grateful to have been there - seen them and done that!
Listen to those bends.Love it
sonnyboy357 9 hours ago
nice
dschwart0 2 days ago
Okay I wasn't gonna respond but I saw the stupidest comment, The Grateful Dead is hands down the best band and I say that without ever seeing jerry perform with them.
CaveMan666 3 days ago
1/5 shows were good... Must got the bad batch that was going around
DirtyDansDANK 6 days ago
Noticed Senor Garcia playing a Strat... Wtf.. Good things...
mayabelle1107 3 weeks ago
What's with the continous bass solo throughout the entire song?
LetzBeaFranque 1 month ago
@LetzBeaFranque It's called Phil Lesh.... Dig it...
mayabelle1107 3 weeks ago
@mayabelle1107 I don't dig it and the music suffers because of it - his playing is arhythmic. I saw the dead at least 4 times in the 70s and the were lousy every time. It was too bad because Garcia was brilliant. A friend of mine who is a reformed Deadhead says that 1 out of 5 shows were good. That's 20% - that's an F.
LetzBeaFranque 3 weeks ago
@LetzBeaFranque man if you don't dig it don't come around here cause the rest of us do dig it, all of them were brilliant and the dead had their lousy shows as does every other band that's out there. The Dead were the best at what they did and that is all that matters to deadheads.
PoPPaKiRsCh1324 2 weeks ago
@LetzBeaFranque That is actually laughable for you to say that to dead heads. Phil Lesh is my favorite member of the band is quite a unique and interesting bass player. The Dead tried to play dixie electric. It seems like you pretend to know a lot about music, but do you really. Listen to some Dixie Jazz of the early 1900's to check out multiple musicians improving solos over a melody.
Hashjihadful 2 weeks ago
Jerry missed his calling. He should have been a literature professor. Anyone know if they still sell Phil's spectacles?
chingchangchongfly 1 month ago
Can anyone tell me what kind of bass Phil is playing in this video? Thanks.
pdeyo001 1 month ago
@pdeyo001
if im not mistaken, it was one of the first alembics
edslides1 1 month ago
@pdeyo001
it's an alembic modified guild starfire with dearmond/hagstrom pickups and active electronics
psychedelicswamp 1 month ago
How does anyone listen to the Grateful Dead & not wanna get up and dance?!
evacoolio 1 month ago 5
@icecoldhubbas yeah, it was the wrong place for that comment. but if its all the same I'll stick to pussy
dukkhatron 2 months ago
NOOOORRRTH Bound Trainnnnn
UMPHreakify 2 months ago
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dukkhatron 2 months ago
@dukkhatron eat penis. maybe you came to the wrong place
icecoldhubbas 2 months ago
Too bad you left out China Cat Sunflower.
magicdaveable 3 months ago
There's nothing you can say. Either you got it or not. Beyond the absolute best.
klmclau 3 months ago in playlist nrps-deadflowers
I made the'major mistake of choosin' to blow my -hard-earnt' cash goi'n (again)to India :when i was cosidering going to Egypt for theG,Dead Concert at the great pyramids [edge of cairo]...always regretted it!!!!!!creashonrebel@yahoo.com
Mangosunsplash 3 months ago
The 72-73 China->Riders were a tour de force! Jerry on that strat was lovely.
legunncat 3 months ago
Wow! Very nice!
anonymoose711 3 months ago
LOL Quaaludes had 714 printed on them...I popped two one fine afternoon and proceeded to load a bulldozer on a truck; almost killed my ass at the age of 19...
lilaspargel 4 months ago
:) QC
Quaaludedude714 4 months ago
Can anyone think of any combination of guitarists that played as well together as Bob and Jerry? I can't.
pcburgh01 4 months ago 3
@pcburgh01 Only one other pair: Keith Richards and Mick Taylor.
Powerglide1A 4 months ago
@pcburgh01 Duane Allman and Dicky Betts
Andrewwernick 4 months ago
@Andrewwernick you just made me slap forehead with a resounding DUH!!!! You my friend, win the prize. A compliment from me. You have a very original screen name. Is it yours? Andrew is a nice name. Please play again.
pcburgh01 4 months ago
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@Andrewwernick you just made me slap forehead with a resounding DUH!!!! You my friend, win the prize. A compliment from me. You have a very original screen name. Is it yours? Andrew is a nice name. Please play again.
pcburgh01 4 months ago
@pcburgh01 the only 2 other rock bands that have chemistry like the dead with rhythm n lead is guns n roses and aerosmith in my opinion
brunosmovies 4 months ago
@brunosmovies two great bands, no doubt, But I give the improvisation skills of Bob and Jerry the gold star.
pcburgh01 4 months ago
@pcburgh01 good point!
brunosmovies 4 months ago
@brunosmovies thank you. good day sir or madam.
pcburgh01 4 months ago
@brunosmovies shi-i-t. not en. not ever.
klmclau 3 months ago in playlist nrps-deadflowers
Smiles!
PatDog949 4 months ago in playlist More videos from rclark85
groovy baby!!!! lol Yeaaaa! pfffff lol
7777Jah1 5 months ago
Jerry's greatest tone, ever.
salibaco 5 months ago
the mean jellybeans doin' there thang.......i've heard this so many times my little pubes were just gettin' curly the 1st time.....by the 3rd time thru my pubes looked like jerrys beard......."this'll put some hair on yer chest" my cousin said after he bought it for me.....oh the changes.....i wanna go back!!!!!!
RJPX50 5 months ago
Iggy's right - it's the Strat Grahman Nash gave Jerry. It's also by this time been modded by the Alembic cats and features the custom brass tail piece and the brass cover plate over the knobs.
ChynaRider 5 months ago
@ChynaRider Correct! This is the '57 Strat that Graham gave Jerry....a.k.a "Alligator." He played Alligator exclusively on the '72 Europe tour, which ended up being the guitar's swan song. In may of '73, Jerry received the incredible and legendary "Wolf."
rourkeatl 5 months ago
One can switch/customize pick-ups, can't one? Garcia wasn't non-adept at rearranging pick-ups and electrical configurations-at all. Besides, a strat has a deeper cutaway underneath the neck, where it joins the body
The guitar is a Strat! A 1957 'natural' (wood-finish) given to him by Graham Nash....just looked it up. The Harley-Davidson sticker clinched it for me as being the guitar from the Euro '72 tour...peaceout!
iggyaztec 5 months ago
Vintage! Thanks for posting!
jkosmdd 5 months ago
That's not a tele that Jerry's playing, it's a strat. Look at the characteristic three pick ups, with the angled bridge pickup and the individual string saddles in the bridge. The tele has the strings paired in the bridge and only two pickups, a bridge and a neck pickup.
videomaniac108 5 months ago
Miss Jerry...
Jagerslipknot 6 months ago
6 people are truly just dead..and not dead groovy like us..
lemonadehippie1978 6 months ago in playlist Europe 72 2
C'mon Dead Vaults, why isn't this available on DVD? Surely the Copenhagen gig warrants an official release and not just the nuggets Deadheads have to mine out on You Tube (but thanks for posting anyway ;) )
geedus71 6 months ago
tempo map located at meanspeed music review- median expected tempo = 89.5 bpm, an exceptionally optimistic tempo.
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ianschneider 7 months ago
A little online research suggests Jerry must here be playing the Natural '57 Fender Stratocaster Graham Nash gave him. I love the sound of Fenders. Jer played a variety of guitars over the years, but in the early '70s often favoured Fender Strats. The Grateful Dead with Fender lead guitar has the dead perfect Dead sound = The best ear & soul massage (for me, at least)!
Bobjb999 7 months ago
@Bobjb999 ..I fully agree with you....Jerry and that Strat....music to my ears...
chestercopperpot359 6 months ago in playlist Phatty Jams
@chestercopperpot359 That's not a stratocaster. It's a telecaster.
iggyaztec 6 months ago
@iggyaztec Woops! You're correct sir! Well at least I had the Fender part right aye??? :-}
chestercopperpot359 5 months ago
This was such an amazing time. I think they were one of the best and most versatile bands around. They played and played and played on. No one except the dead ever knew how long the shows would be. Endless jams flowed into endless jams. It was magic.
liberatedsage 7 months ago 2
Head West All Around this Globe 4Europe Fest 2Sense great impact waz whenzen+
mountainhigh88 7 months ago
if your not a HEAD, then you're DEAD
pi3rc3d39 7 months ago
Awesome video! Lovin Phil at the 4:51 mark...Jerry is in top form too!
cabinbowman 7 months ago
Phil Lesh! You fucking rule!
andyjukes 8 months ago 18
This just put me in such a better mood.
willeng84 8 months ago
Which one is pig pen?
Urbanomad22 8 months ago
@Urbanomad22 He played the organ, so he's off to the right off camera, i didn't actually catch a shot of him but i may have missed it... Shortly after this he passed away, in '73, in fact he stopped touring for a while after the europe 72 tour, as his health was deteriorating... He wasn't prominent in china>rider, but take a look at a lovelight and you'll see him leading the jam with his vocals...
arlog11 8 months ago
@Urbanomad22
He died in the early 70's....very sad
DANCEEXPONETS 8 months ago
@Urbanomad22
the guy on the piano
DANCEEXPONETS 8 months ago
PHILBOBBY2.
FRANCECHILD 8 months ago
JERRY WE WUV U SO MUCHO.
FRANCECHILD 8 months ago
either they were too high or didn't have shit to smoke. broke ass haters.
GM80Productions 8 months ago
sooo sick
ColoradoDeadHead420 8 months ago
I had the pleasure and the privilege of seeing the Dead 3 times on the Euro '72 tour and this vid brings it back to life like it was yesterday:-) The Dead are immortal...
ClaireSapphyck 9 months ago 32
@ClaireSapphyck
woah, and I thought I was cool cause I had it on vinyl...
DANCEEXPONETS 8 months ago
@ClaireSapphyck
i hate you.
why is there not any vid of one of my europe '72 songs, "you win again"
edslides1 2 months ago
@edslides1 Sorry! ;-)
ClaireSapphyck 2 months ago
@ClaireSapphyck - Do tell - which concerts?
Bearses 2 months ago
@Bearses Hi Bearses ~ Thanks or the interest, apologies for the late response, it's those new YT settings! The concerts were 8 April '72, Wembley Empire Pool (legendary Dark Star), 23 May Lyceum (my birthday) and 26 May Lyceum (album sides 5 & 6) ~ bunked off from boarding school without permission for this one! Am I glad I did that:-) One of the greatest nights of my life:-) Stay cool!
ClaireSapphyck 3 weeks ago
5:46 - 6:00 burns deep
blueoystercultmember 9 months ago
my parents were deadheads i saw the grateful dead i think 3 times and jgb a couple of times my dad has all the deadhead stuff and a all of the tapes when jerry died he went into a depression and had everything laid out in his room.
kingofgrime1987 9 months ago
I can totally relate to wishing to be a headlight on a northbound train; shining my light through the cool Colorado rain.
tjhillgardner 9 months ago
to play dire wolf when i was younger and i still only play dead and bob dylan songs! i just want to say thanks to everybody who was at winterland 77, scarfire changed my life!
chezystezy 9 months ago
both of my parents are deadheads so i grew up listening to all this music! when i graduated high school, i inherited my pops entire collection of dead memorabilia, ticket stubs, records, mix tapes...basically everything he had from his bum years. i have listened to the songs, gotten lost in the tie dyes he made, and held the ticket stubs with my eyes closed, trying to picture what a dead show sounded like, felt like, every single day since. i learned to play the acoustic guitar just to be able >
chezystezy 9 months ago
@chezystezy I can relate. My parents are also Deadheads. I've gotten almost all of their T-shirts and a bunch of posters/wall art stuff. The stubs and stickers my dad refuses to let go of. He brings them out sometimes when he listens to music. :) The tapes he still has, too, because they're still perfectly playable. I've been trying to get him to let me make them into CDs. I prefer them to the CDs you can buy, even the concerts like Filmore West or Knickerbocker.
TheMiilydork 9 months ago
@TheMiilydork your dad's tapes deserve to be remastered and posted on the live music archive. they'll find their audience there. an amazing resource - there are thousands of dead shows on there.
apagoogoo 8 months ago
Such an amazing group, I'm 24 years old from spain and I've discovered them recently, i'm telling everyone because everybody should listen to them.
I'm jealous of all of you guys who were there in the 70's. LONG LIVE GRATEFUL DEAD, LONG LIVE THE 70'S
xarls 9 months ago
@xarls naw man not long live the 70s. they came and they went, those of us who never lived through them (myself included) can not know what they were like. you should say long live good, positive energy and positive vibe music, music performed by truly talented musicians, and enjoyed by lovely and special people! im stoked you found the dead man, keep it real
chezystezy 9 months ago
my ALL time favorite dead
Route6Band 9 months ago
This is the best way I can explain it
Picture my brain as an empty cereal bowl. Jerry's guitar leads are like a fast and furious scattering of delicious Fruity Pebbles floating down from above. Phil is the whole milk pouring in slowly but steadily, absorbing the flavor of the Pebbles but also giving its own satisfying smoothness and full body to the mix. Bobby is the bran muffin that might go good with it sometimes, sometimes not, and Bill and Mickey are the spoon bringing it all back home
axwell21 9 months ago 3
@axwell21 bobbys sick you prolly cant tell whos playing what they both know exzactly what to do
peacenow94 9 months ago
@axwell21 Is Donna your obnoxious mother your wails annoyingly at you and kills the vibe?
schach420 9 months ago
WHERE DID YOU GET THIS FOOTAGE?! Is it on a DVD? And is the entire Europe '72 performance filmed? I apologize in advance if this is easy to get this footage and I just haven't looked for it first.
ArtemisFlyingV 10 months ago
dead are talkin in this, way more so than in other sheet I've seen....probably cause they were younger and knew no better
pawball 10 months ago
Phil me up.
Lottabean 10 months ago
I want to just set the queue. oopsies.
Just tried to sell. no go at the Allman's it took Jim twice as long for his also. He did spend a LOT of time yelling and bitching me to cramp in the car. We need a van for road trips uck. I sold in two lots at Further and spent spent. It was fun and poofy.
Lottabean 10 months ago
now I want Franklin's Tower @ Radio City1...
Aesop's fable sprat consults dolphin. I am the ORCA
How goes it?
Lottabean 10 months ago
fantastic
Patrick272012 10 months ago
@Patrick272012 where did you see me? I was in two lots.
Nothing is gonna bring him back
Lottabean 10 months ago
Furthur is great. I never appreciated how much Bob & Phil contributed to the Grateful Dead sound. It really was a band effort. What a great job!
96BusterMr 10 months ago
@96BusterMr we are headed to Hampton and Charleston or Boca and another FL show. Jim is using my training to tie dye now. He will then print. Last moment on his artist and T-shirt funds. If we do Fl. I may be able to just 'work the system'. I dunno how so I will try to shazam still. I wanna will call it if he call be less lunar than I for that one moment I am not. We suffer often, at times not on the very same twip.
Lottabean 10 months ago
He is gone. I miss him.
Thaxton 10 months ago
@Thaxton Jer?
Lottabean 10 months ago
@Lottabean what happened?
Lottabean 10 months ago
this is great. thanks for the posting
TheDeadhead56 10 months ago
dude the tie dye amps are fuckin amazing.
bdcogger1 10 months ago
This song reminds me of all the people that have passed on in my life.It's sad it's hard but it's true.
gratefulant1 11 months ago
@gratefulant1 Like a steam locomotive, rolling down the tracks, their gone, gone. And nothings gona bring them back.
JimmyPage97 10 months ago
@JimmyPage97 Bird Song is a good one.RIP Janis Joplin
gratefulant1 10 months ago
@gratefulant1 Totally on board.
JimmyPage97 10 months ago
fantastic in all regards, performance and quality. A+
upupandawaayyyyyyyy 11 months ago
One of the better Riders, Jerry's doing a good job on vocals and on that Strat.
videomaniac108 11 months ago
strat with a duo sonic control plate.....huh?
kevinrocks1 11 months ago
2:00 til 2:30 is fucking epic mindd blowing .
andrewmunro44 11 months ago
@andrewmunro44 The piano? I always loved how much the piano could add to the deads music. Its always very quietly playing behind...but sometimes it just sticks out. So sweet to me.
JimmyPage97 11 months ago
Feel like I supported these guys myself by buying and losing so many Dead albums. Ran into fellow DeadHead at a doctors office, of all places the only thing we couldn't agree on was what was there best songs.
bboner2 11 months ago
@bboner2
went to the docs for a bad back and he breaks out his cell phone pics of shows he went to and he gets all excited and is like "look! look!
needless to say i recieved a favorable outcome concerning that visit...
DEADFRED13 11 months ago
I actually saw them on this tour - was 16 at the time. But never mind. More to the point I've never seen this clip before. And I'm AMAZED that even after all these years I can see this clip and still sit shaking my head in disbelief when it's finished. What a wonderful band!!!
retsdon 1 year ago
One of my favorites indeed! Grate tour, the best! Love and miss ya JG. R.I.P.
aztreehugger 1 year ago
I was buried with the Grateful Dead and I woke up a Parrothead...
jjustinharper 1 year ago
@jjustinharper Well that is a shame... because Jimmy Buffett is a tool.
GrandaddyPhunk 11 months ago 3
@GrandaddyPhunk ouch, judge the man. Im sure you like knew him though...
JimmyPage97 11 months ago
@JimmyPage97 Actually, I now manage the Margaritaville in Pensacola Beach and have had the opportunity to meet Jimmy several times... and my opinion stays the same. He is a tool. I'm not saying his music sucks... he just sucks as a person.
GrandaddyPhunk 5 months ago
@GrandaddyPhunk In short terms, I don't think we should judge a person on: 1) "opportunities" to meet them. 2) when we never personally knew them anyways. 3) or when your at margaritaville and its Jimmy Buffett (OF COURSE he'd act like a tool, thats like Elvis walking into Nashville)
But either way my opinion of Jimmy Buffet has always been that he is no more then a beach bum drunk who made it big in the music industry because of timing, luck, and half decent singing and guitar playing.
JimmyPage97 5 months ago
@JimmyPage97 fuck jimmy buffet
brunosmovies 4 months ago
@brunosmovies yea thats a good point you made. I see no possible arguments towards that whatsoever
JimmyPage97 4 months ago
@brunosmovies fuck jimmy page 2
klmclau 3 months ago in playlist nrps-deadflowers
@klmclau how can you say that?
brunosmovies 3 months ago
Work it out !!!! Whoooooo!YeAAAHHHHHH!
MrMartind15 1 year ago
good ol' Keith...i love the corny nod he gives Jerry after his trippy singing part :D
hiddenexit 1 year ago
rockin' in the big time. i had an opp to see the dead do europe once and missed it. then, after phil graham announced the dead were headed to china i started investigating how to go but alas it never happened....
MayorMichaelShell 1 year ago
@MayorMichaelShell like Egypt...& boy was I fool for not trippin over to Vegas in 94, like "O I'll go next year" cuz I was just that confident, the music would never stop. I'm SO grateful for every show I did go, even those really hard allnight drives along the coast after workin all week, then playin so hard, dancin so fast, how I ever made it - workn those angels overtime!
mythtree 1 year ago
@mythtree
watch out for the day the music dies...
Johnystoo1 11 months ago
@Johnystoo1 already drunk whiskey, & Ry -
as the last train coasted by,
sang out bye Vai, miss american pi,
drive the fender to 11 as the end is nigh,
so all you good ol' boys sing with me and cry...
over my dead body sacrificing soul for mankind
never surrender your voice your hands your body your mind!
~I'm just a bird
mythtree 11 months ago
get it on phil
majortom1953 1 year ago
Where is Steve Miller?
aoxomoxoadead 1 year ago
Not bad for a guy with half a finger missing
hitekvoop 1 year ago
@hitekvoop whats really impressive is the way he plays banjo
JimmyPage97 1 year ago
Thanks for posting that was AWESOME!
dankster215 1 year ago
Wow, this clip is a real jewel ! Thanks for posting it ! It made my day.
wendynychaya 1 year ago
love it. Miss you Jerry!
76jrmartin 1 year ago
This is my happy place :)
katew420 1 year ago
There has never been anything quite like a Dead concert. They were pure electric contagious happiness.
cunnidvd 1 year ago
We need to get the bus moving.
thez00house 1 year ago
not bad!!
hydfawr 1 year ago
great song by a great band ~~~ --( 8
ezrabrooks90 1 year ago
I miss the Grateful Dead. They're music is still the best.
GTinATL100 1 year ago
i started listening after touch of grey in the 80's... i was like 14 at the time... love 'em, love jerry
ryonownbey 1 year ago
deep breath
sigh
gratitude unlimited
2get2Terrapin 1 year ago
Just the way Garcia HOLDS his pick is masterful. His stage presence is incredible. I dig how into their playing they all are. These guys are all chillin' on stage making great music for people while having a great time.
UniformConfusion 1 year ago 2
wow.
brett1234 1 year ago
thumbs up if you saw furthur
buckster2424 1 year ago 106
@buckster2424 thumbed sideways did you like the scene or just the band?
Lottabean 10 months ago
@buckster2424 broome veterans arena
pooperscooper420690 7 months ago
@buckster2424 saw them last year for the first time, going to see them again next month :)
jmw1275 7 months ago
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volcom1551 1 year ago
@volcom1551 real original
LiveByTheFunk69 1 year ago
This is the Hundred Year Hall version isn't it?
pcburgh01 1 year ago
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freia2001 1 year ago
@pcburgh01 No it's from a TV show recorded in Copenhagen on 17th April 1972. Hundred Year Hall was Frankfurt, 9 days later.
freia2001 1 year ago
Jerry Lives on. Please Keep Rockin' Grateful Dead. In Need...
darrenable1 1 year ago
i was blessed to see this played live by the G-D ... owned it on LP - 8 track - Cassette - CD and now it's wisping through the wind on the internet ... times and formats have changed ... but this song as performed by them will stay in the collective memory of all who knew the rider 8 )
sixgun4me 1 year ago
Europe 72 was released just as the dead were becoming a big deal to my generation. I find it to be one of the premier Dead sets ever. It has the quintessential works like I know you rider and China cat and manifold other great selections. For my money its the greatest compilations ever assebled and my ears second the motion.
gregroy54 1 year ago
this is f'ing awesome!
jebstertolston 1 year ago
@boschicus I like their swinging sound with just Billy too, but I have to admit there are times when Mickey really added a lot. What would Terrapin have sounded like without Mickey's thunderous tom toms? Even straight stuff likeTouch of Grey benefits from his pounding. Nevermind Samson. It's a different sound with Mickey. Works better on some stuff than others. I like the extra heavy backbeat.
sparkomatic 1 year ago
@sparkomatic yea man the song The Eleven wouldnt be around with out Mickey. He does add alot to the mix and the complexity of the band as a whole
farmerboy93420 1 year ago
As Good as it Gets.
tinicum54 1 year ago
@boschicus how dare you bad mouth hart in any way?
lsnipes777 1 year ago
this just rules!
breaker1109 1 year ago
... 1st show - Spectrum, Philly, '77.. absolutely superb!!!! this medley from the Europe '72 version (that whole cassette), that is, is what clinched it for me back in '76, wow, love at 1st sound byte!!
kewlbreez 1 year ago 2
4 people were so high they missed the thumbs up button
treggers123 1 year ago 134
@treggers123 -- right ? lol...
rpdbluevideo 1 year ago
@treggers123 original
JimmyPage97 1 year ago
@treggers123 LOL.. Nice!
tummydummy 11 months ago
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@treggers123 LOL.. Nice!
tummydummy 11 months ago
@treggers123 Nice!
tummydummy 11 months ago
Yeah......I was one of them! :)
corteggleston 10 months ago
Yes ppl...the best are dead...Phil "the Liver" Lesh and Bobby "blue" Weir go Further on!!!
Jenscool 1 year ago
Genius.
meiguoren66 1 year ago 2
@meiguoren66 Yes. Purely
nebnis81 1 year ago
If you have a basement band and want to take it to the next level, cover this tune!
wildcat867 1 year ago 2
respond to this?? How can i comment on a state of mind... a world of it's own and a place of peace - You are still loved Jerry. The greatest band...ever. and they still rule 38 years later - I am so Grateful to have been there - seen them and done that!
fxstsrider98 1 year ago
fabulous
BigHornCanyon 1 year ago
damn he can play the guitar!
justinbiberfan8 1 year ago
I don't like the piano very much.
it's like the lynird skynird
keo774 1 year ago
@keo774 hahaha