Used to see Rowan at the oldest Hotel/Bar still operating in NJ called the Stanhope House back in the late 70's. Great shows and good times were had by all. Always that sweet smell in the air.....
wow jerry rocks on everything he touches!!! was lucky enough to c him play with the dead in the 90s!!! R.I.P. jerry garcia u will never b forgotten always b remembered!!!!
@meanlezbo What a unusual name Deadhead Jerry Garcia. I don't think I've ever met anyone who's first name is Deadhead. How bout you meanlezbo? Kinda a weird name, don't ya think meanlezbo? I'm asking you because you seem like a real aware, intelligent ,perceptive person to think I don't know who the banjo player is, like I'm the one who's a fucking dumbass moron.
@meanlezbo Anyone who really knows anything about Garcia can see he's joking. It's pretty funny if you get it. But being you don't know anything and are everything you called him I can see why you didn't.
peace be with all of you, it's fine to have a different opinion than others, but do try to be nice about it.. Some have never been exposed to what we were lucky enough to be a part of, they can't help it, they're young.
you dumn fucks the warlocks were the grateful dead before they changed there name to the grateful dead, they changed it cause they found a record by a band already calling themselves the warlocks so they immediately changed there name, LONG LIVE THE DEAD
I go between loving this version and the original, can't choose , just depends on my mood. I just love bluegrass music, but rock and roll is my main choice. You just don;t really appreciate music until you've been exposed to diff. versions , that's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.
Love it! I was at the Boarding House in 73 when this recording was made. It was an amazing time - and I was very fortunate to have seen this band performing several times in 73 and 74.
It's a small world. The Jerry from Palo Alto was the only Jerry in bluegrass bands too..Then he was the only Jerry in a Jug Band. I lost interest when he went electric to play R&R with some local guys in band called The Warlocks. They lasted a few months playing pizza places, teen clubs, dive bars, & party's this guy in La Honda had & he was only Jerry in that band too. He was a SFBay hipster unlike this one who from looking at him is down home country back woods bluegrass roots to the core.
I have actually met Peter Rowan on many occasions ;) Folks used to take us to the Winterhawk festival every yr and the one at strawberry park in Ct, and of course Escohaeg every summer for the bluegrass cajun fests! Those folks can PARTY!
@taylor410ce thanks for letting me know his last name. I'm from San Francisco area. We don't get as much bluegrass as some places Hard to keep up with the hot new players. We used to have a lot of bluegrass/ folk purists but like the Jerry who taught my buddy banjo the last I heard he went electric was playing lead guitar in a R&R band. Nice to hear this Jerry keep the great bluegrass music and tradition alive. I'd like to catch these guys.
This album was the very first thing that my ex-husband and I had in common. So many good tunes and so much Jerry, He was Dead to the core. LOL Great song..
I just love the flow of this song, I've always liked Bluegrass music and have seen Vasar C. at Union Grove about 34 yrs ago. one of the greats, also love me some Jerrry!
I was at Union Grove 34 years ago!!! schooling at VPI... now living in Seattle. I love bluegrass, and unfortunately it's hard to find folks around here that get it.
On America's Got Talent tonight - Susan Boyle singing Wild Horses. Mick Jagger would be proud. But it still doesn't beat this beautiful bluegrass rendition by Old and in the Way - oh yes - that... is the world's BEST man vocalist and my singing idol, Mr. Peter Rowan singing lead. God bless Peter Rowan!
This is a GREAT landmark album for fans .. containing a wealth of fabulous songs. But of all the tracks, this is my far-&-away fave .... just ooo so smooth ... Pete's lead-vocals .. and I just love Jeery' banjo solos .....
Aa a Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones rocker back in the day, this album broadened my musical listening horizons. I still have my vinyl copy, lol. Much of Richards' and Jagger's acoustic work is largley unknown to most. I have equal appreciation for both versions and also agree that trying to do a comparison of which is better is pretty much apples and oranges. I've been told my stab at the Hobo Song on guitar isn't too shabby.
Am sure you know but worth mentionng for others. The Flying Burrito Brothers first recorded a version of "Wild Horses" othat was released in 1970, just a few months before the Stones release.
You're kidding, all this time I Peter Rowan was Keith Richards in disguise. I was just making the point that a lot of their eirlier acoustic work is largely unknown these days since they did write the song.
great version of a great tune by a great band...if you compare rowan with jagger and vice versa you are a moron, both great but completely different artists...also for all the jagger haters: do you know who wrote this song? why hate?
From Wikipedia: * Jerry Garcia - Banjo and vocals * David Grisman - Mandolin and vocals * Peter Rowan - Guitar and vocals * Richard Greene - Fiddle (3-2-1973 to 5-25-1973) * Vassar Clements - Fiddle (6-5-1973 to 4-28-1974) * John Kahn - Acoustic bass
Thank you from the depths of my heart for posting this - someone put this version on a mix tape for me in 1992, and I've been searching for the source ever since. You've made my day! Best version of this song EVER.
Love it! The birth of the "newgrass" movement owes alot to these guys. Heard this version in Galax VA. at fiddlers convention by Atomic Roots. Brought tears man...
Wow, no offense intended, but that rendition was better than the Stones, stoned or otherwise.
yajustgotaloveit 3 weeks ago
@nickgui I think that guy with his finger chopped off gave you to much LSD when he had you around for lessons lol
ozarkcacti 3 months ago
Best "straight ahead" bluegrass album of all time.
mb65228 5 months ago
Used to see Rowan at the oldest Hotel/Bar still operating in NJ called the Stanhope House back in the late 70's. Great shows and good times were had by all. Always that sweet smell in the air.....
mjbrns241972 5 months ago
@mjbrns241972 GOT TOO LOVE THAT SMELL GREW UP IN NJ PEACE
rainbowpagun 1 month ago
magnifique
POPAVIDEO 5 months ago
Lets all just relax and listen to jerry play...im tired of all this hatred on dead comments...thats not what jerry would have wanted...
wallfootballplayer 6 months ago 2
Whos the governor of California?
Ratsonic 6 months ago
You are from San Francisco and you don't know who Jerry Garcia is?
Ratsonic 6 months ago
Happy birthday Jerry Garcia!
spiff195 6 months ago 2
Fab!!!
CloudClimber7 6 months ago
vassar and jerry is just about perfect
dellinger1000 6 months ago
Blinding Brilliance Bonds Brothers By Bluegrass
ConceptualDefect 7 months ago
I prefer this over the Stones version ;-)
wolfkarel 7 months ago
@nickgui Jerry Garcia fool, I hope you're joking
Hayden06 9 months ago
@Hayden06 I think the question would be how much of a Fool are you to think I'm not joking
?
nickgui 9 months ago
@nickgui Well I don't know you, glad to hear it though, you had me worried.
Hayden06 8 months ago
wow jerry rocks on everything he touches!!! was lucky enough to c him play with the dead in the 90s!!! R.I.P. jerry garcia u will never b forgotten always b remembered!!!!
Gargar7980 10 months ago
lost??????????????????
Doug420ist 11 months ago
yo blues boy dont forget john kahn with the mule (his bass)
TheKeitharoon 1 year ago
there is an amazing intro to this that is cut out. makes the song literally 50 % worse
Sincoola27 1 year ago
@Sincoola27 well i guess you just don't understand the pure awesomness of jerry and do not realize that jerry is just too cool for that intro
bobbyreed420 1 year ago
@bobbyreed420 worst most incoherent response ever but..ok
Sincoola27 1 year ago
this is one of my favorite albums - i don't listen but feel the music
lmd1112 1 year ago
@nickgui Captain Trips.
DrSamba1 1 year ago
@nickgui you fucking dumbass it's deadhead jerry garcia..you moron..
meanlezbo 1 year ago
@meanlezbo What a unusual name Deadhead Jerry Garcia. I don't think I've ever met anyone who's first name is Deadhead. How bout you meanlezbo? Kinda a weird name, don't ya think meanlezbo? I'm asking you because you seem like a real aware, intelligent ,perceptive person to think I don't know who the banjo player is, like I'm the one who's a fucking dumbass moron.
nickgui 1 year ago
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nickgui 1 year ago
@meanlezbo Anyone who really knows anything about Garcia can see he's joking. It's pretty funny if you get it. But being you don't know anything and are everything you called him I can see why you didn't.
6749er 1 year ago
@nickgui I think it was Jerry Wilson
MrGrevy 1 year ago
@MrGrevy You pankster. That's not Jerry Wilson.
nickgui 1 year ago
I've seen Vassar at Union Grove, NC about 30 yrs ago,, so good,, the sounds of bluegrass music sure puts a smile on my face.. Miss u Jerry
cindygibbsbarfield 1 year ago
wild horses ... but her kids ...
sixgun4me 1 year ago
@nickgui Garcia, it says in the Description of the movie
SimonMenard1 1 year ago
@SimonMenard1 What movie?
nickgui 1 year ago
@nickgui nice, haha
dizubz 1 year ago
@nickgui You're a dick.
RobbingRacistRaza 1 year ago
@RobbingRacistRaza Keep those good vibrations happen with ya, ray of sunshine.
nickgui 1 year ago
I grew upi in the 70's and 80's and my first Grateful Dead Album or Tape was I think Anthem of the Sun.
I was unaware that later in life I would FALL HEAD OVER HEELS IN LOVE with the DEAD.
PS: My 1st tape I put tape over the holes and recorded over the music on there BIG MISTAKE!!!
I trully canot believe I did that but I will be a fan of the Dead for the rest of my life.
I will pass along this music to everyone and let them know there is allot more to this music than meets the eye.
JUDGExNOCTURNAL 1 year ago
this stuff is way cool!!!!
c99sativa 1 year ago
Wow, wowowowowowow.
ILLCROOK 1 year ago
love these guy's...
bngvegas 1 year ago
any other 15,16,17 year olds that love bluegrass like i do?????
HIGGLEFORTTOPALIS 1 year ago
@HIGGLEFORTTOPALIS
meeee
bassface9393 1 year ago
@HIGGLEFORTTOPALIS im 16 i love bluegrass haha
jessendersn35 1 year ago 2
I LOVE THIS, Thanks for posting. What a great LP This was.
tuneman45 1 year ago
@nickgui Jerry Garcia from The Grateful Dead.
blightlv 1 year ago
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nickgui 1 year ago
peace be with all of you, it's fine to have a different opinion than others, but do try to be nice about it.. Some have never been exposed to what we were lucky enough to be a part of, they can't help it, they're young.
cindygibbsbarfield 1 year ago
and i was only directing that comment to one person not all you guys, sorry if i broke karma
ballonmoonspoon90 1 year ago
i know lol sorry people im all about the peace dont me wrong, just gotta bit to offended
ballonmoonspoon90 1 year ago
you dumn fucks the warlocks were the grateful dead before they changed there name to the grateful dead, they changed it cause they found a record by a band already calling themselves the warlocks so they immediately changed there name, LONG LIVE THE DEAD
ballonmoonspoon90 1 year ago
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nickgui 1 year ago
Hey ballonmoon
You could be nice about it. After all you can't expect anyone else to be as Hip and in the Know as you? Do you? I hope not,
nickgui 1 year ago 3
Call me crazy but I brt The Stones could do a -pretty good cover of this old bluegrass classic,
6749er 1 year ago
I go between loving this version and the original, can't choose , just depends on my mood. I just love bluegrass music, but rock and roll is my main choice. You just don;t really appreciate music until you've been exposed to diff. versions , that's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.
cindygibbsbarfield 1 year ago
Hi Cindy
That's a easy one for me. I love both of them all the time.
nickgui 1 year ago
Love it! I was at the Boarding House in 73 when this recording was made. It was an amazing time - and I was very fortunate to have seen this band performing several times in 73 and 74.
rpdugoni 1 year ago 2
damn that is to cool for school
you were very lucky
wish i could have seen them play
1958wvpicker 1 year ago
@nickgui Jerry Garcia...the only Jerry in the band
wendybroadrick 1 year ago
Thanks Wendy. If I wasn't told I would have never known. Garcia huh? Do you know if he was originally from Spain or Mexico?
nickgui 1 year ago 3
It's a small world. The Jerry from Palo Alto was the only Jerry in bluegrass bands too..Then he was the only Jerry in a Jug Band. I lost interest when he went electric to play R&R with some local guys in band called The Warlocks. They lasted a few months playing pizza places, teen clubs, dive bars, & party's this guy in La Honda had & he was only Jerry in that band too. He was a SFBay hipster unlike this one who from looking at him is down home country back woods bluegrass roots to the core.
nickgui 1 year ago 7
@nickgui Funny! Funny some don;t get it too,
6749er 1 year ago
I have actually met Peter Rowan on many occasions ;) Folks used to take us to the Winterhawk festival every yr and the one at strawberry park in Ct, and of course Escohaeg every summer for the bluegrass cajun fests! Those folks can PARTY!
endofdays212 1 year ago
Grew up on this stuff :)~~ My roots are bluegrass to the core! <3 <3 <3
endofdays212 1 year ago
@nickgui HA! Love it man! :)~~
endofdays212 1 year ago
nobody likes a smart ass. well, i do. but i've learned from bitter experience that not too many other people do. ;)
lemmy774 1 year ago
Who's the banjo player he's pretty good.
nickgui 2 years ago 4
not knowing if you're being sarcastic or not. It's Jerry.
johnnygriffd 2 years ago
Jerrry Garcia. he's also a great guitar player.
taylor410ce 1 year ago
@taylor410ce thanks for letting me know his last name. I'm from San Francisco area. We don't get as much bluegrass as some places Hard to keep up with the hot new players. We used to have a lot of bluegrass/ folk purists but like the Jerry who taught my buddy banjo the last I heard he went electric was playing lead guitar in a R&R band. Nice to hear this Jerry keep the great bluegrass music and tradition alive. I'd like to catch these guys.
if they ever come to SF to play. Hot licks.
nickgui 1 year ago 17
@nickgui funny you ... they are old n in the way ... dead 4 now
sixgun4me 1 year ago
@nickgui your joking right? like you honestly cant be serious , can you?
ethan775 5 months ago 2
@ethan775 wow....yeah i think hes serious -__-
Domavain1 4 months ago
Dude you're funny! i know you're being a smart-ass but it's still funny. you have a very sarcastic sense of humor.
taylor410ce 1 year ago 2
This album was the very first thing that my ex-husband and I had in common. So many good tunes and so much Jerry, He was Dead to the core. LOL Great song..
cindybarfield1 2 years ago
I just love the flow of this song, I've always liked Bluegrass music and have seen Vasar C. at Union Grove about 34 yrs ago. one of the greats, also love me some Jerrry!
cindybarfield1 2 years ago 2
I was at Union Grove 34 years ago!!! schooling at VPI... now living in Seattle. I love bluegrass, and unfortunately it's hard to find folks around here that get it.
pwday 2 years ago
i love Vassar... have seen him many times, but not in years. I'd give an eyetooth to see him again.
pwday 2 years ago
You have excellent taste in music, I've enjoyed many bluegrass events. Galax, va was one of the best, none could ever beat UG NC
cindybarfield1 2 years ago
thanks..pure and simple
wzjpkp 2 years ago
have this on my vinyl my great uncle gave me when i was 14 my favorite LP of all time after eat a peach and music from the big pink
gvoorhis09 2 years ago
On America's Got Talent tonight - Susan Boyle singing Wild Horses. Mick Jagger would be proud. But it still doesn't beat this beautiful bluegrass rendition by Old and in the Way - oh yes - that... is the world's BEST man vocalist and my singing idol, Mr. Peter Rowan singing lead. God bless Peter Rowan!
billslater55 2 years ago
This is a GREAT landmark album for fans .. containing a wealth of fabulous songs. But of all the tracks, this is my far-&-away fave .... just ooo so smooth ... Pete's lead-vocals .. and I just love Jeery' banjo solos .....
colindominy 2 years ago 2
who gives a fuck..just appreciate old and in the way..fuck mick and keith..they are tough but thats a different genre of music
dogsee1 2 years ago
JERRY GARCIA FOR PREZZZ (when he was alive :[ )
HIGGLEFORTTOPALIS 2 years ago 3
It works, but hey, it's Jerry.
lemarteau63 2 years ago
Lovin' that Jerry guy
HippieBuddah 2 years ago
perfection. greatest musicians of all time keeping it simple
cheesegang123 2 years ago
I love this song!
Bortherhood 2 years ago
For another great version of Wild Horses with Peter, in search put, peter rowan OSMF rollingstones
FortParkerFlying 2 years ago
i have this album, it kinda changed the way i listen to country, in a good way
deadhead1130 2 years ago
Aa a Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones rocker back in the day, this album broadened my musical listening horizons. I still have my vinyl copy, lol. Much of Richards' and Jagger's acoustic work is largley unknown to most. I have equal appreciation for both versions and also agree that trying to do a comparison of which is better is pretty much apples and oranges. I've been told my stab at the Hobo Song on guitar isn't too shabby.
FredThaHead 2 years ago 2
Am sure you know but worth mentionng for others. The Flying Burrito Brothers first recorded a version of "Wild Horses" othat was released in 1970, just a few months before the Stones release.
FortParkerFlying 2 years ago
You realize that this isn't richards and jagger playing acousitc, right?
BadgerByBirth09 2 years ago
You're kidding, all this time I Peter Rowan was Keith Richards in disguise. I was just making the point that a lot of their eirlier acoustic work is largely unknown these days since they did write the song.
FredThaHead 2 years ago
great version of a great tune by a great band...if you compare rowan with jagger and vice versa you are a moron, both great but completely different artists...also for all the jagger haters: do you know who wrote this song? why hate?
mrchang1965 3 years ago 4
From Wikipedia: * Jerry Garcia - Banjo and vocals * David Grisman - Mandolin and vocals * Peter Rowan - Guitar and vocals * Richard Greene - Fiddle (3-2-1973 to 5-25-1973) * Vassar Clements - Fiddle (6-5-1973 to 4-28-1974) * John Kahn - Acoustic bass
pileofstuff 3 years ago
big fan big fan I say this album revived bluegrass, so easy a caveman could do it
i love it every song "f" the skull of mick jagger
BellaLuna2005 3 years ago
jerry on banjo
mistertimz 3 years ago
And that's Spud on Banjo
speakerchef 3 years ago
Is this Rowan singing lead?
johnny576375 3 years ago
Yes
1Bluesboy1 3 years ago
Thanks
johnny576375 3 years ago
@johnny576375 hell yes, don't you know anything
meanlezbo 1 year ago
fuck the stones, old and in the way brings this song to levels jagger couldn't dream of!
B34N 3 years ago 4
Comparing this to The Stones is pointless.
dbkparm 2 years ago
mick jagger is not nearly as talented as peter rowan..just listen to pete sing raglan road, if you want to hear an awesome sweet voice....
1Lawman104 3 years ago
by far best take on this song.
BenYouSuaveFuck 3 years ago 5
I just love all the three old and in the way cds. One of my friends had them. Wish I had copied them, guess i'll try to download them now...........
achaarpickler 3 years ago
there were three ??
tumadoireacht 3 years ago
Yes, one with the colourful drawings and two of them with black and white photos of the band against a brown or sienna background.....
achaarpickler 3 years ago
Try to get hold of the live version of this, it's suprisingly better, I got it from soulseek.
loz4545 3 years ago 2
loz this is a live version from The Boarding House on October 8, 1973 w/ sound by a local Bear.
6749er 1 year ago
Thank you from the depths of my heart for posting this - someone put this version on a mix tape for me in 1992, and I've been searching for the source ever since. You've made my day! Best version of this song EVER.
Friday0109Night 3 years ago 4
Oh my! Thanks so much! This song / version hits a sweet spot in my heart.
Bogsmoggler 3 years ago
Love it! The birth of the "newgrass" movement owes alot to these guys. Heard this version in Galax VA. at fiddlers convention by Atomic Roots. Brought tears man...
fxabilene 3 years ago 2
best version ever
adamwittig420 3 years ago 3
I've never heard this version.. it was enjoyable.. Thank you for the post.
sillyass777 3 years ago 3