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Mamaduke yodels!

"Garden of Eden" is phenomenally well performed on this recording. Wish I was there...👍

NRPS, Commander Cody (et al.) "turned me on" to honky tonk music. From Webb Pierce and Ray Price - through the Sir Doug folks, Alvin Crow and others...the enduring Texas sound as carried on by men like Jake Hooker and Justin Trevino. Could go on and on, but suffice it to say that as a long-haired, cowboy-boot wearin' upstart from quasi-rural Southern California in the early 70's...these guys sure did play a role when "Panama Red" blasted out of my 'ol JBL speakers. *But right now, pardner - I'm puffin' away on a Pax 3 with my homegrown 'Gorilla Glue' and....

Nice

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❤NRPS.😊 Grateful that someone cares to preserve the legacy. NFA

“Cecilia” is an interesting song. Lyrically it appears to be about a woman who fell In love with a remorseful con man. The con artist apologizes after he sees how devastated she is. Lyrics aside, what a nice melody. Love Marmaduke’s yodeling! “Cecilia” was not on any of NRPS’s proper LPs. This was its debut on an album.

saw NRPS in Albuquerque along with Pure prarie League in 1975. Great show! Jerry had already moved on, he started so many different bands just cause he liked making music, with different folks. Dang, the good old days, I'm retired - started smoking dope again, playin my drums again.... never too old to rock n roll!

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I don't know why but I much prefer NRPS to the DEAD. I'm British, 75 and alway's have. Bought a few Dead album's, still have a few but never listen to them. ANY IDEA'S ? ? ? Pop on a postcard .

December of 1971, I was 19 years old. It was also the date that I was retired out of the USArmy after getting badly hurt overseas. I was 19. I did my 1st dose of LSD in January of 1972. A short time after that, I went to my first Grateful Dead concert in San Antonio Texas. Everyone was excited. The show was suppose to start at 6 or 7 pm. Many people dropped acid. They were late. Late late later. Doors opened at 11 or 12pm. They apologized, their bus & equipment truck got badly stuck in bad mud. The show started with the New Riders of the Purple sage. I'm here to tell you, they played to a crowd wired on good acid! They were incredible! Then the Dead took the stage. First thing Jerry did was apologize for them being late. He told us the story. They had even brought the group of country boys, the ones who had gotten the truck & bus out of the mud. We all cheered them loudly!!! Then Jerry looked all over the auditorium. He asked that since many people had left, there were many empty seats. Would everybody mind moving all together down on the main floor in front of them. Everybody moved. Once everybody was ready, the Dead began to play... They kept playing until 7 or 8:00 am. We partied all night and all morning. The crowd that walked out of the auditorium were in another world. The regular people were just going to work around us. It was quite memorable. I became a new Deadhead at that concert. Later, I saw the Dead play 2 times at Manard Downs race track in Austin. I'm 72 now, still get stoned, still listen to the NRPS & the Dead. Those were incredible days. God bless & pass the bowl.

Better than dead or flying burrito bros.

are those emperors or ambassadors

we drove up from brooklyn for the last nite of the february run .. was bitter cold .. about 5 songs into the riders opening set a guy comes out in a fireman's suit and tells us we have to leave as someone called in a bomb threat .. wait is this for real ?? then the dead's road manager sam cutler says everybody go out while we check and then come back in .. waited outside for about 45-50 minutes and went back where it was quite chaotic .. but the show went on .. the dead did lots of 'new' tunes (loser / playing in the band / greatest story / etc) .. got home real late and it was a school nite ..

Old school looking..Great job

One of my favorite Jerry songs..Play loser sometime..Great channel

Thanks for posting and thanks for the drum covers.

Just awesome. You move so fluidly and it sounds great. Much respect!

Nice jam. I'd like to hear more.

Jerry was quoted as saying " The Capitol was one of His favorite places to play " hence the vibe from live shows recorded there.

Thanks for posting this. It's such a pivotal time in the music scene then. Very few groups pulled off this kind of attempt at cosmic pedal steel music. On a good night, NRPS were wonderful. Jerry's playing was just right for them. That first album got a lot of play in our dorm at A.U. in 1971-72

Sweet!!

Sweet!!

Old and in the way??? This automatically became the best super 8 video on here. Long live catfish John.

Hello, how many frames per second was this shot at?

The playing - although tasty is a bit overdone. Lay off the cymbals at every 8th bar BUT I love the feel and how you realize the space. Thanks

Well done Chuck. I'm diggin this a lot.

Chuck!!!

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Very tasteful! Nicely done. What kind of drums are these?

The fills, the wrist, the ghost notes, fucking tasty. I can tell you were just playing and experimenting with this song because you played it like 30 different ways lol but it looked damn good.

Excellent job, fellow human being.

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great feel throughout. I'm a novice drummer who recently discovered and fell in love with this song. This is a very good cover, and I'm getting a lot from it. Thanks a lot man

those are supple wrists you got there buddy :)

This is awesome man

great vid cool aesthetic