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1:02:00 they’re literally describing TH-cam

Thank you!!!!!

I thought Jerry was sick at this time.

love Brent!

thanks for this! hard to find interviews of John Kahn. the perfect bassist for Jerrys side bands. John sure knew how to groove. I love Phil and all but Johns way of playing is also gripping and powerful in a unique way. of course Ron Tutt on drums always made for a good show! man oh man I'd give anything to have been able to travel around and see as many Jerrys shows as possible. such a groovy scene with such wonderful people to meet. in the 21st Century there really isn't anything like that anymore. very sad. there is no "Great American Adventure" left to do anymore.

I remember seeing JFJO at Club One. In the early days it seemed like they had 10 people on stage. I was extremely lucky to be from the same City as JFJO and be able to see them in the very early days.

Seems like a lifetime ago. First WSP show for me 713/ and 7/14 /95 OKC Then my hometown Tulsa show I was hooked for life. Missed the sit and ski run. It was not till 97 I started driving all over this country to see Panic. Hate to sound like the old guy but this is the Panic I know and love. MH could rock you out slow it down and be close to country but most of all he melted, my face completely off numerous of times his sound his guitar just spoke to me and take me for a ride like no other has. Cheers and thanks for sharing.

Spectacular Live performers

saturday night live 26:10

A nice soft experience like heroin😂😢

I love this! These guys are SPUNIONS..... and.....incase you don't know......Fing geniuses!!!! Thanks man

😂the tools of their other trade. Lol. 🎶

who sucking the jolly rancher?

Love Jerry’s vision of VR and AI 30 years before its ascent is absolutely astounding. ‘Like all tools it cuts both ways.’

I got to stand next to the guitar tech for the whole show :) I was watching all the guitars being tuned, I got to talk to the tech about the guitars and see Mike step on all those pedals :) . I'll never forget it.

I saw these guys live in College Park,MD when this came out.I bought a copy of the cd from them that day since I was big into metal and prog rock back then.The band was pretty nice to chat with too.R.i.p. Planet x coffeehouse you will be missed.

Yeah threaten Jerry with getting clean and he’ll tell you all to go to hell

Thank You!❤❤❤

Somebody just opened a bag of chips.

Hi the interviewer sounds a lot like the singer songwriter Jerry Jeff Walker the slow friendly Texas vibe

The interesting thing about Jerry Garcia is that you don’t have to know who he is to like him. He had Universal appeal.

30:06 bro just predicted chat gpt, so ahead of his time

I think the guys song is weak, the fact he says it is a good song, is weak to me as well, maybe the had good farming friends. There singularities, Garcia would not go that way, they could have used some psychedelics.

who was the ironic shark attack on?

Awesome thanks good jamz

Thank you much, "Grateful"ly appreciated for sure. Later Peace

How can I watch/listen to Jerry and Armando Peraza play, per the above, in spring of 1972??

Fun fact: in 1984 Oberheim wouldn’t give Geddy Lee of Rush a new synthesizer, so he put black tape over all the Oberheim labels on his synths. Same thing here with Brent’s Roland d50. Oberheim told Geddy “you can buy a new synth at the music store”. They were playing arenas at the time, and the Grateful Dead were playing stadiums. Idiots.

I got one of the photo cell roses used in the movie very prized piece of mine!

They kept reinventing songs over the years its like a new different band every few years

9:22 Weir strums "Let It Grow" jam.// 11:35 the start of a bliss jam.

Great interview. Never heard this one.

Damnit Jeff. ❤️‍🩹🏔️

26:35 Jerry had the vision of residency 40 years ago. Interesting.

Boi I would run away

This interview could have been recorded yesterday, these guys were so well read and thinking about exactly the most relevant stuff to the future of humanity. I honestly wonder what Jerry would be thinking about the future now, he'd probably have something figured out no one else is really noticing, like he had here. Basically declaring how and why AI music will exist in 1990, incredible...

So great these guys were following Joseph Campbell. A true visionary.

🎛️🎚️🎚️🌹🎸💀🎚️🎚️🎛️

I’m gonna give Howard a call

Lesh is more 😅

Date? Pre hiatus shows?

I meant Winterland '74. Peace.

Phil is feeling it N.F.A 65-95!!!

The '81 show at NC was my favorite...

Damn digging it for sure

Found this CD in my collection going back to like 15 years surprise its on TH-cam its still fire 🎶

Never knew about Jerry’s constant change of guitars in 71. Seems like this could have lead him to start modifying guitars, like he did with Alligator (Nash Strat)

{Timings} 0:01 Blues Jam (starts at around 30 seconds in)(drop out at 5:23-:26) 9:56 Jam (at 23:40 a heavenly jam starts it's journey...not to be missed!)

Just love listening to Jerry...An American Treasure. RIP.