Ryan Adams - Wharf Rat/Answering Bell

Ryan Adams covering the Grateful Dead song Wharf Rat, then going into Answering Bell at Austin City Limits Music Festival (2002)

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• adams
• wharf
• rat
• answering
• bell
• gold
• demolition
• 2002
• austin
• city
• limits

[mandolaman12]

uh... mate.... he's performed this version with Phil Lesh.... so he must be doing something right.... maybe you should stop being so uptight, if you are a true deadhead... then you'd know ryan only means good to their music... so please piss off and respect other people's music tastes

[pallet3473]

Your an idiot. Phil had a great time playing with Mr. Adams and the shows reflected that. Pathetic people go on-line and talk trash. Talented people write songs and play music with other talented people.

[irtimed]

I don't dislike his style of the song, i just wish he did the whole song.

[loadedready]

Thanks a whole heap for you're uploads taparoo101

[mrfish4lyfe]

dudes got the lyrics all botched up

[flbuddyok]

@pallet3473 Thank you, so many idiots who like nothing more than to put down people a million times more talented. Ryan is one of few artist from the past decade I really respect and as for Dead.....need I say anything! Other than I still get sad every spring thinking I won't be heading off to see Jerry make a spring or summer evening magical.

[illuminol]

jealous much?

[spencercollett]

no it their gear ryan played that amp around 2001-2003 now he plays princetons though, and im not sure about the guitar but ryan has so many who knows?

[jimmymorbid]

Damn mandolaman12! Way to get your panties all in a bunch. It's not my fault that Phil Lesh took pity upon this no- talent pathetic loser who calls himself Ryan Adams.

[jimmymorbid]

This is close to being the worst Dead cover ever to be performed live. What was this loser thinking? Not only does he completely screw up the verses but he also only plays about 1/3rd of the song before he segues into a shitty original. Someone needs to tell him to never attempt to play Wharf Rat again as long as he has a career in music.