Jerry Garcia/ David Grisman-The Thrill Is Gone #1

The Warfield, San Francisco, CA...for more stuff like this go to http://wwwthejerrysite.com

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[OneWorldHistory]

I'm always trying to explain to folks that the Grateful Dead was the 'minor' work of Jerry. It's often difficult because of the fame of this one project. Jerr did so much more, all the time, for so many decades. His guitar, voice and style was heard and seen so many places, with so many musicians. Heck, I own five of his ties! As if many know he designed such goofy things. Jerry Garcia was everywhere. Wishing everyone would just get along together. Peace.

[lsailor]

Warfield ticket - $15.00 to $40.00

L for the show - $0 to $5

Seeing these guys live at the Warfield - Priceless

[808acid]

yes i agree!!



[Catherine Jordan]

I remember when l was only $5 at the most back before 2002



[casey landis]

I have never really listened to the Grateful Dead. I was introduced to Garcia's music via Old and In the Way

[Reed Rosson]

Timeless. Thank you very much!

[AlligatorWhine]

Kickass

[Bo Noir]

Jerry is the Boss

[Bo Noir]

LOL "We're just trying to get into the groove- we're not actually playing..",says the Jerryman.

[hybridmoments04]

As a huge Jerry fan and a deadhead, I acknowledge and agree that Jerry was a master and was constantly working on other projects. However, the bulk of Jerry's time and energy was in the Dead, it was not his "minor" project at all. Just in terms of hours, it was the vast majority of his work.

[hiraldo mcgoo]

5 dollars was alot of money 20 years ago...

[booognish]

i think this video is from 1992