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Cool that Spielberg was into the dead.

Jimmy herring is lighting it up!!

“Give or take a little bit” holy smokes. I thought this was an actual interview.

I was at the MSG show in September 1988 where Phil said in between songs " My son just said the words 'Rock n Roll' for the first time"! RIP Phil, I'll never forget those 4 shows I attended at MSG '88 the first I went to age 16!

RIP Phil. Thank you for existing as the human being that you were. Say hi to Jerry for us. 🥺❤️🙏

RIP Phil ⚡️

This is why everyone hates the Grateful Dead.

Phil Lesh = Astronomer Bob Weir = Accountant. You found your calling boys

What thoughtful interviews from Mr Davis , what a sweetheart he was!

This may be the greatest jam ive heard ever. And its sad dickeu being booted made it happen.

Graham shreds it payed off being raised on the road... (He wanted to stay up late with his dad but he was only 1 yrs old). Awesome history 😎 😄 good job Phil 😊

And to think the whole time there have been secret space programs this whole time. ✨🌈

20 years so far

Phil, i thought there was a hotel on mars. I checked in, Well first i got on the bus and when it got to the mars hotel i checked in. Thanks.

Phil looks like my old math teacher

Wooow ❤

" Bobby, 1987 was far and away the best year with the band.." "... you mean,..materialistically...? ” 😂

The interviewer is terrible

5:30 Why I stopped adoring the band.

interviewer keeps interrupting... very annoying... how not to interview someone

Davis talks too much.

The man is proud of of his meat and two veg.

Bummed that this CLASSIC interview was cut right before Bobby said "...now after taxes..." followed by a cut to Bill and Mickey's hilarious interview where they took the fame & fortune riff next level: Bill &; Mickey in furs and sunglasses smoking stogies talking about how they were hanging out with Eddy Murphy and Mike Tyson now. They actually stole the show in that Tom Davis interview/sketch. I used to have the whole 12/31/87 simulcast, taped on a VCR that I had purchased specifically for that purpose, but sadly lost the tape in a fire many years ago.

Whoa me and Phil’s kid are born on the same day

why are rock interviewers always so bad? in the 80s and now. Phil was about to say something interesting in the beginning about fatherhood and the interviewer moved it along to something more boring.

I didn’t realize he was actually gonna talk about mars 😂 I just thought he was.. yk.. on mars

Phil’s a good dad. What more can you ask for?

The Mars Hotel was torn down many many years ago. Apparently it was a bit like the Chelsea in NYC.

Rolling Stoned 😎 magazine board of directors has unanimously declared that - Mountains - is the best rock and roll song in Rock and Roll History

Always bring your calculator to an interview.

whoa .... first time i have EVER seen a member of the band with a tie dye shirt on.....

Go to Mars?! - I can't even find my way back to where I parked the car !

Bobby is so honest. Grateful he is still pushing music’s evolution, still challenging himself. (Mama said don’t say unkind things so edited…)

He sure Phils that shirt

After they stopped playing there were fireworks off to their left center. Derek knelt down on one knee and held his guitar upright and Gregg came over to his other side and put his hand on Derek’s shoulder. Why I didn’t take a picture of that is beyond me. It was iconic. I wonder if someone got a shot of that. We were all a little distracted by the fireworks being close to the 4th of July that night.

Might I add that everyone is playing it so as Dickey planned it. Even better than Dickey who does a sweet job alongside Jack Pearson, who's untouchable. Dickey makes up in fire through his occasional rhythmic lapses. It's not an entirely natural fit for Dickey, who excels in country/blues rock. But it's a daring experiment on his part nonetheless. The result is a splendid tune that ranks up there with Liz Reed. ABB continued to play all those great Dickey songs that carried the band's success forward, even after his firing. Great Southern got along fine without resorting to playing any of Gregg's material. D'ja notice?

Another great Dickey Betts composition. Trucks is magnificent as usual. Love Oteil burbling along those Latin grooves. Who's playing the second lead guitar?

Not far from Macon is High Falls State Park. I would bet that that area was inspiration for this song. Another nice melody from Dickey, and brilliantly played here.

Derek is such an original.

Much better than I remembered! But it’s been 22 years! Jimmy was terrific.

I remember this tour. I saw them in Columbus, Ohio. Susan opened. The crowd was generally unaware that Dickey had been asked to leave. Jimmy was in a tough spot. Derek is / was a promise unfulfilled. Too bad.

Probably best version ever.

I know Ramblin’ Man is a much maligned tune but, 5-23/96 with Franklins Jam. Anyone got it?

Nice work from #2 guitar. Name? Jimmy something Herring? Misses it...

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I was slinging burgers for the roadies at this concert. Met Derek, Susan and Jimmy back stage. My wife saved a seat up close for the brothers. What a day.

Jimmy smokes Derek! I love it.

Maybe the most underrated ABB tune. It's right up there with LIZ REED in my book. And this band! What you have is such immense talent, totally devoid of ego, working together as a unit, listening to each other, and producing musical magic. God Bless the Allman Brothers Band!

I’ve got to find some recordings from the 00 run w herring. So mysterious and such good music.

This is a great video. If you or any one else has a copy of this show please contact me. I would love to trade, and I have a lot of great DVD's to trade.