Grateful Dead - Scarlet Begonias (Winterland 10/19/74) (Official Live Video)
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- "When we were working on selecting the Bonus Material for the Grateful Dead Movie DVD, we looked at Jerry's long list of songs that he considered including in the original movie, and this Scarlet Begonias was one of them. It features some wonderful vocal improvisation by Donna Jean during the instrumental section at the end of the song." - David Lemieux
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"When we were working on selecting the Bonus Material for the Grateful Dead Movie DVD, we looked at Jerry's long list of songs that he considered including in the original movie, and this Scarlet Begonias was one of them. It features some wonderful vocal improvisation by Donna Jean during the instrumental section at the end of the song." - David Lemieux
Probably would have made the cut if Jerry didn't flub the lyrics.
Stewart Jesse here dig all of the jams
Still waiting for that Donna Jean Godchaux, and Yoko Ono deut Christmas album?
@@LibertyLynch The band always had an idea of what they'd play for a given show, but their improvisational style, & their tendency to wander into their vast repertoire of songs (be it their own or others) on a whim... All things considered, it's a feat they were able to recall the lyrics as well as they did 😉.
The music actually did sometimes "play the band", a kind of phenomenon between band & audience no other band ever took as far as they did & something that, when it occurred. could never be reproduced in recordings regardless of sound quality & the main reason most didn't care if the lyrics weren't always correct, methinks.
@@George_D777 I completely agree, but I think when it came to a project like this, which Jerry poured his heart out into, me thinks he wanted to show the band to the world without any swing and misses. Thank goodness for the outtakes!!!
One of the only bands where I can hear a 13 minute song and go “that’s it?!”
Lol! So true.
Exactly, haha
Needs a FOTM
Don't you mean a song in a song in a song in a .........
So true.
i bet you've never seen a beard so epic that it has its own microphone.
That is the most awesome comment so far today!!!
YES.
Ron Wickersham microphones.
Never been done like that before nor since.
Truly inspired boutique noise-canceling microphones.
BEST
CHRISTOPHER HLAD
I was just thinking how full his hair was
@@christopherhlad3397 ?? ??0lll
@@williamcolmer4184 i think the top mic was for the voice and the bottom mic was picking up all the other onstage sound and then that mic's signal phase was flipped so that when you combine both mics you get only the voice and none of the onstage sound. This design came about because originally i think the Dead wanted to hear the same PA that the crowd was hearing, so the PA system was BEHIND the band, which is pretty unusual.
Man look at Jerry how good he looked and sounded oh if we could bring him back for just the day I love you Jerry and all the good music that you made certainly enriched my life thank you
well put - “enriched my life” - i listen to this “al day long” - it makes me feel good
I was at Soldier Field in 95... My Dad raised me on Dead, Blood, Sweat, and Tears... Iron Butterfly, I swear, if I tried i could recite Alices Restaurant, And Paul Harvey's "If I were the Devil" .... What the Hell has happened to this country?
He does look wonderful here! So full of life and energy and playfulness...and I think all that is reflected in his playing during this one.
Haha cozmitt vagrant! My last dead shows were soldier field 95. Then Jerry passed and it was done for me! No further fest or phish show could replace a DEAD SHOW!
Amen. Jerry and the dead have brought my family great joy since attending our early shows at Alpine Valley..
What? No one has commented on the excellent camera and audio work. Hey, this was done in film - way before digital video. Beautiful. And almost 50 years later, we can enjoy the artistry of The Dead and their cohorts. BRAVO!
The crane shots were 20 years ahead.
Love this
Beats the hell outa digitalvidiotal
All 9 fingers !
You are absolutely right, No CGI and its beautiful. I was able to be privileged to see this movie when it was first released in movie theaters around the country and I believe it is not too hasty to say that the Grateful Dead and the Beatles were the best of all time. Good Night and God Bless. I need some sleep now.
I was at this gig. I was about 18 at the time, what a blast it was. I never seen so much 'smoke' at a concert, and happy people to boot !! The extended jams were great.
Very cool. This is the Jerry I like to remember ❤️🙏🏻
Reminds me of going to a Rush concert with my friend and his dad. He asked the cop on security "Why don't you do something bout all those people smoking in the crowd?" Cop said "Pssh I'd Have to write up tickets for 90 percent of the crowd"
Me too. I was up in the balcony on the left side of the stage. Smoke. Well, yes. Oh, how happy we all were. I was at the previous night too, and if possible, it seemed even more psychedelic as Saturday.
This is vintage Dead....a masterpiece in its purest form.
This is the band I remember. I saw them about sixty times before around '77, and I feel bad for people that didn't get to see them until later. It just wasn't the same. Of course, it was never the same after Pigpen.
🙌
I know, right?
I was at a Dead concert in 72 in NYC. Stoned beyond belief and may it happen again :)
I just got home from a 2 week stay in the hospital. I've got this masterpiece blasting through my Altec concertos and I guarantee everyone within 100 yards of my house can hear it. It's 11:30 PM. So good to be home.
I was there it was my boyfriend Peter's 17th birthday. I was 16. We went to three nights in a row I think. Anyway, we grew up in SF and basically attended high school at Winterland Dead Shows.
Best childhood ever!! So lucky 🍀😉👍🏽✨🕺🏽🎶🌹🎸
@@marianohinojos9936 I'm taking a WILD guess here:
Absolutely.
That's too cool! Good for you. I live in VA, have a friend who grew up in NYC and saw all the Fillmore East shows, and still has the original posters for a bunch of them. Who elese did you see in SF?
Winterland High School would be cool
Cool to see Donna on pitch and going back and forth with Jerry. Bob and Phil sounding awesome. Such a great sound
Jerry was so young and full of life.
Jerry at his best and healthy.
We all were
@@bubblebryan of course they did and you know this how ?
1971 to 1979. Best years
@@bubblebryan and how do you know the CIA killed him with acid ? What reason do you have for thinking the cia was responsible for his death and what possible reason did they have
The only band ever that everyone can play their own song and it all fits perfectly
12:17 An amazing moment caught on film. After playing the head and jamming on out, the Scarlet Begonias theme reappears, naturally presenting itself to the band, allowing them to wrap things up. Catch the look on Jerry's face as he delights in how these things just sometimes happen!
I see a lot of comments on here talking about Jerry, Bob and Phil’s playing, but Billy doesn’t get the credit he deserves. Just listen to that backbeat. It’s the definition of a groove. The fact that he played that solid beat for 13 mins is amazing. Hands down one of my favourite drummers.
I always say Mickey took away from the band. When it's just Bill, the rhythm is so much better and funkier/jazzier
we hear them all 😉
@@speedspeed121 true but they wanted Mickey so go with it
I think drummers get lots of love off stage. They're the backbone afterall
I discovered Grateful dead when I was 14 years old thanks to Sublime. For that reason this is one of my favourite Grateful dead songs.
Love the Dead and Donna all day. They are both beautiful. All day. All day. Love u all
Once in a while you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right
The whole performance is great, with some of Jerry's best singing. And God almighty could that band play. I sure miss the days when the Dead were always touring and you could see them at least once or twice a year. Their music will live forever.
Not to mention, at the very last minute, at the Oakland Coliseum, particularly on New Year's Eve, every year. As I said, at the very last minute, because it was a huge venue.
@@davidjordan2011 It must've been cool to live in No. California when the Dead were doing shows. I imagine they played a lot more in that area. The New Year'd Eve gigs must've been incredible.
I remember walking into Winterland that night and being kind of freaked out because it was so lit up inside. Well, they were filming, duh! Had a great time and now, 46 years later, it was well worth putting up with lights 'cause I get to relive a highlight of my youth!
@Burr Anderson Oh yeah, that guy. Lol. I'm hoping he has since, had a change of heart. The guy he was debating, had the right idea.
@@waynej2608 Well tbf he was high on acid, so I'm guessing twenty minutes later he forgot all about that trip.
@@Scott64a Even better.
Wow really? Looks really dark in the official released film. What a memory.
Thanks John I am literally living at now
The look on Jerry’s face is priceless. The music took him to another universe and he took us all along with him.
The small smile when Mr. Garcia hears the chorus come back is priceless. The essence of the band playing for the beauty of music. Brother John saying, Listen, just listen. The only time he was right. Commercialized and pigeonholed later for freaks and Deadheads. I always liked them. Like a painting someone insists that you look at and declare your love it for what they see. It's beautiful. For sure. But I see it differently. Thank God they recorded this. 50 years gone by.
These songs and videos keep my spirits up now that I’m older and the world seems darker. I saw them about 20 times. It was the closest thing to religion I’ve ever felt. RIP Jerry.
I'm with you on that Karen. I was lucky to see 27 shows. My wife and I used to go 2 and 3 days in a row when they came to Hampton Coliseum - early 80s - stay at the motel 6 with all the other dead heads - good times - where the hell are we now?
I get that religion thing. DMB live has reminded me of religion
Jerry is so skilled and musical right here.. Wake up fellow earth citizens... So inspirational and his guitar goes beyond his vocal. Special...
a sketchy coworker at a fast food restaurant gave me a cassette mixtape with this version on it. Blessed!
Bobby doesn't get enough love. He's always where he should be.
My favorite Deadster.
Right on an amazing tonal rhythm guitarist
Am I the only one who thinks this is the best video that has ever passed the earth???
You know the movie was great when THIS was left on the cutting room floor. so glad we have the Winterland 74 footage, imo the best that exists of the band
These shows were supposed to be the last shows the Dead were ever going to do. That's why I went to the show on 10/16. It was Bobby's birthday. They cut his birthday cake on stage. Winterland. Ahhhhh yeah, Winterland.
probably some good icing on that cake
Winterland...home sweet home!
Why were these supposed to be the last shows?
Sometimes the memories actually hurt...
That was my first girlfriend's birthday... (although she was a bit younger... =- )
Scarlet Begonias has some of the catchiest GD lyrics out there:
"Once in a while you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right."
"The sky was yellow and the sun was blue." "Strangers stopping strangers..." Love it!
Robert Hunter was like no other...amazing lyricist
I was just thinking the exact same thing. The words just STICK on this one.
Once in a while you get shown the CHANNUKAH LIGHT!
One of my fav's has always been "if you get confused, listen to the music play". Helped so many times. Love all you guys! (~}:)
Acid trip 😄
Phil Lesh is one of the greatest bassplayers ever...
Today is Phil’s birthday and he’s 81!
Lesh Philling, bass great
@@wrenchhead4378 Once in a while you get shown the LITE.
Well somebody had to make up for how terrible Garcia was on guitar.
One of.....?
I love that call and response between Jerry and Donna!!
You have a great point! He pretty much plays the same notes that she sings.
She and Jer were FEELIN' it.
Is it me or do we need more of the beauty of Donna G. And the Dead to show the kids who think they can jam music right now, still we have the footage 🤪
Once in a while you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right!☮️⚡️🌹💀
That is one of my favorite lyrics of all time by any artist!!
@@Bearhasmusic I’m with you on that one! Robert Hunter is something else man!
@@Bearhasmusic 🎖 absolutely
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💀💀💀
The Jerry I prefer to remember. Just awesome! Keith's at his peak & Billy is ...Billy. The most underrated drummer ever.
Such a different feel without Hart
@@MrJimyjaymes I prefer Billy alone, much more subtlety and swing to his playing.
@@jakollee Couldn't agree more. Personally, I think the GD were at their best with 1 drummer (Kreutzmann).
Mickey was mostly a percussionist, with Bill keeping steady time.
For my lonely deadheads out there- remember that Scarlet Begonias was played around 50 times before pairing up with Fire on The Mountain, you will find you special someone one day
Edit: I am now single but my statement still stands!
What a GREAT thing to say! NFA
I did too!
So true
Yes im lonely. I lost my tribe
Me too ,I’m single was with my husband from Iceland for about 40 years off & on ! ❤️🐰🌹🌹👽🪐❤️🔥💥☄️☠️💀👻🥰🦅🦋
My mom left me for Jerry and the dead through the mid 80s until the end 😆
Jerry just naturally oozed talent.... What a brilliant guitarist he was, with Bob together they played off each other! Killer tune! ✌🏻😎👍🏻
1) they just don’t film concerts like this anymore. Beautiful cinematography. It’s so intimate, so well cut from moment to moment. 2) I love the cat and mouse / call and response between Jerry and Donna. 3) the band is so in the pocket on this one. 4) Jerry’s playing on this one is just brilliant. He’s on his game big time this eve.
Just love every minute of this one! Epic.
cocaine Jerry was far better. The 90's were a joke............
@@mikeagent6616 The decline was painful to watch.
You got when you said that they don't "Film" concerts like this anymore...This was actual Motion picture film capturing this. Video that they use today cannot capture warmth and richness like chemicals on celluloid.
Jerry guitar playing is still the most beautiful I’ve ever heard
Al DiMeola isn't bad, IMO...
Donna was just beautiful to me.
The intricate polyrhythmic groove blows my mind.
hahahahahahahahaa
Gotta say, this is one of the best performances of Scarlett Big
All the aspects of this song are fine, but in my view Jerry’s guitar work on the original recording is one of best ever written anywhere, by anyone. That is why this song is so great.
Even with the lyric flub
Bill Kreutzmann's drum groove is in the pocket, and it gives the band the place to do some jazz improvisation, that is like no other band that ever existed.
Ever heard of Umphreys McGee?
@@spookgook4903 Yea I have. Not even close to as cool as the Dead in 1974.
those high hats 😙👌
If this extended jam doesn't keep you movin'/groovin' then check your vital signs...
Yup. Not at all a jazz track but his jazz sensibilities really shine here. In the pocket indeed!
I like the standalone versions of Scarlet Begonias, pre-1977. It's a delicate offering.
Just want to thank whoever recorded and shared this stuff. WE LOVE YOU. Almost as much as we love the Dead. Too young to be there, but still listening, and love you Jerry, Ron, Keith, Brent... RIP. See ya on the other side, hope to someday thank you in person.
I have about 50 wife shows first and second set on Cassett dated on what show and where my friend said in the taper section
@@plentyofnoone i was a taper. I have over 2000 cassettes, i am now transferring to cd. So glad i got to be a part of this historical band.
Love is not a strong enough word
Vince Welnick
I was only 4 days old when they did this show. When I was an adolescent I used to wear Grateful Dead t-shirts that I bought at a flea market because I thought the skeletons looked cool. When I was in college and into grunge, thought they were boring AF. Then many years later, I came to the light. ;)
No one can really understand the dead if they didn't see them live it was just like they say a long strange trip and it never ends
Some of Jerry's best playing ever so sublime and understated just beautiful
What a smile on Donna Jean!
This is just awesome
Sit back and enjoy. The show 🎉
Jerry Garcia will always live in the hearts of all Dead Heads. Then, now and eternally fond of the band
As we all get Older in the way, of Dead and Company, we must remember Jerry Garcia's been recorded more than any other artist which means that there is 500 thousands ton of steal your face music put there at your fingertips. GD4Ever thanks for reading JD. RIP my best friend Steve Woods.
Those early '70's shows were the best in my humble opinion, especially in the old theaters like the Fox in St. Louis and the Paramount in Seattle even the Fillmore East. Miss those days....Literally, the house was rocking!!!!
Uptown Chicago
Billy's just bushwaken through this,, jerry picking perfect notes, I miss the big Stealie on Keith's piano, Donna's killing it,,,
My personal favorite iteration, probably because I was young and loved the dead so intensely then.
Jerry was such a brilliant guitarist...
Hugely underrated. He had a ridiculously keen sense of improvisational melody, in so many flavors. Like the greatest jazz musicians. Jerry packed more tasty fretboard turns in one damn song, from one damn concert, than most guitarists ever come close to laying down. An absolute icon.
Good yes, but to self serving and to self absorbed. He just couldn't tear it up like many great guitarists.
Great banjo player as well..
This statement here. Unbelievable licks. And in real-time improv
While I saw the dead a bunch of times during the '80s and '90s I didn't really appreciate them the way I do now... Of course those Alpine valley Wisconsin weekends are kind of hard to remember 😁
Such a great live band. I remember hearing them for the first time inside a VW bus. I was about 19 and the driver explained that the only way to listen to them was either at a concert or bootlegged copies that were hard to get. You had to commit to following them to be able to enjoy them. A lot easier now.
I was at these shows - all of them. If the boys were in town - what were you gonna do - stay home and watch TV?
Haha! When they pulled into my hometown, my whole damn high school showed up! And this was in the 90's!
In 1983 (?) , I was ready! Had permission ,( I WAS under age) the money, and ways back! Gerry had that stroke,
: (
I saw 1 show when I was 15. Jerry’s last performance at Giants stadium. A lot of people say he sang horrible those nights but I’m super grateful I got to see my favorite band live at least once.
At least not till Pay pre view. To this day, I’d prefer to just walk around the arena, sans ticket, Then have front row seats to any other concert...Well, at least until my world truly came into being, and I heard Janes Addiction. Jane stinks, she needs to take a shower.
One of the best videos on TH-cam
Instantly one of the most accurate comments on TH-cam.
@@immortalserito774 instantl.......
Amen
@@immortalserito774 Right on
@@kevg1869 No - Dead on!
Mmm 74... I remember my first time hearing the lyrics. "The sky was yellow and the sun was blue"
If things were only that simple now
@@docdeens4030 Just de-condition yourself from the values that threatening bodies are forcing down your throat, its that simple.
@@Ryan-xq3kl ...working on it. That's why I keep going back to these videos. Ray of sunshine in a barbed wire world
Just drop some lsd bro and you'll be fine
Rings in her fingers bells on her shoes🎵💜
I wanna know who the fuck shot this! This is from 1974! I wouldn't believe it but Jerry still has dark hair and Donna is singing. Absolutely unreal video of an unreal band! Thanks to whoever shot and most likely restored/cleaned up
This is the Grateful Dead movie. Released in theaters in 1976. Are you unaware?
I love Donna Godchaux! ❤️❤️❤️
Lol
You don’t hear that one often
One of the best performances of this brilliant tune by this brilliant band
Holy F. Amazing quality.
Thanks for preserving the real magic
In the Dead world the moment was tantamount, the artifact not so much.
Just amazing, the dead, the greatest band ever
My fav song. Winterland, Mecca for us during the 70's. Cant count all the concerts here. Miss it so.
My very first GD concert. Forever grateful to my big brother. Traveled south from Santa Rosa in his VW bus -- how apropos...
Santa Rosa NM?
@@monsevelarde7272 I think he is referring to Santa Rosa Ca. It's about an hour north of San Francisco. ✌
My buddies and I used to catch the Golden Gate Transit on Mendocino Ave. and take it down. If we didn't get back to Lombard St. in time after a show, we had to spend the night in the Doggie Diner!
I attended a few GD concerts and could stand for three hours cause I didn't feel my legs get tired but my heart renewed.
I love your pfp!
Jaaa Mon ..62 and still jamming to the Dead ..stoned and drunk Fuck em hahahaha 1979 was my first show !!!!
Wolf is such an amazing guitar. The tone and the sounds Jerry made with it. This version is so perfect.
I freaking adore our tribe. We miss u large Jerry and Robert..Suddenly there was community of folks that were nice to each other, that weren't afraid to dance alone... Bobby and Phil filling in the blanks and still filling them in there are Donna nos.. I say Donna was exactly when and where she was needed.. two yes two amazing drummers.. think of all the amazing keyboard players..we will nvr forget Pigpen.,. Pigpen we don't forget
The wonderfully Grateful Dead. After a long days work, it's the dead I seek to relieve me from my worldly troubles.
Donna looks and sounds great here
Looks - yes!! Sounds.....hold barf-bag like this, please...
@@JudoChamp Nails on a chalkboard.
Being a heavy metal guiratist, Garcias solos are out of this world
DAMN! Donna's lookin' GOOOOOOOD here!
love donnas contribution :) what a woman :)
And that's what makes the 🌎 go round....never was a Donna fan.
☮️ 🎼🎶
lol...... ur definitly an enlightened dead head :)@@barriglick
This is badass. Jerry looks great here.
The thing that I love the most about The Dead is that I know all the songs, but I can listen to the same songs and they are always a little bit different each time. Familiarity with the excitement of something new and unexpected. Nobody else has ever quite managed to pull that off so well.
It's really neat to see an extended jam of Scarlet that isn't cut in half by Fire, as awesome as that is.
This is my favorite one, nice to see Donna take the lead for once, and it ended up being one of the best parts of the show
I don’t know I’m itching for fire. Almost seems Jerry wrote it to follow Scarlet
Grateful from England..!!🙏💖✨👌🎶
Truly the Leader of the HEART of GOLD BAND.... RIP JERRY, and J. P. Hagen. Nicest guys I ever met. Least I forget Skip Batten in this category.
Ahh, 1974, the year I finally saw the Dead, I bought tickets in December 1968, but the Promoter was fake & then I got tickets for the weekend of my 18th birthday in 73, but that show got canceled. In May of 1974, my Bay Area cousins came down and we had a family picnic & of course a bunch of us cousins snuck up to the bushes to smoke my uncles pot & my cousins invited me up in a month to go to see New Riders Of The Purple Sage & The Grateful Dead!! What a show, and a year later I moved to the Bay Area, and saw them constantly, as well as seeing JGB in Berkeley at the Keystone. Yay!!
Best jam of all time change my mind
Best damn 9 finger guitar player I’ve ever seen
Most ppl who lost a finger would not have picked up a guitar,
but Jerry,
fortunately is not most ppl!
Amen brother amen
that’s crazy I didn’t know that
🎶I had one of those flashes, I’d been there before, I’d been there before🎶
Absolutely love this line. Grounds me whenever I’m buggin about something coming up ❤️💀⚡️🍻
Can we talk about how Lesh was rocking that beard?! I mean him and Jerry! Battle of the beards...epic! 🧔
There are some bands that no-one can imitate but that I hope a bunch of kids in 2021 can get inspired by and do somehing that is as original.
I’m already on it, by 2024 we should be there just wait… Just listen to estimated prophet lol
I was looking up this exact performance and it’s posted 6 hrs ago by the official dead channel
Yup. Uber cool!
Donna absolutely crushes it on this version.
Some colleagues of mine worked on the animation for the movie... they said it was really fun when Jerry would drop in and check out their work. He never gave feedback, just loved everything they were doing. Let their creativity fly totally free
I’ve seen this many times for many years . I love it never wears me out
Keep ❤️trucking on
Pleasure beyond measure.
The room was 313 Drexel Hall, St. Joseph's college, Rensselaer, Indiana 1976. "Magic Mushrooms" and bartending at the Wagon Wheel bar and grill was a slice of life I will never forget nor regret, JJ, Dog, Saur monster, Jim Bob, Arty, Pete, Raven, Kmetz,
What a joy! One of the times the GD could free the spirit and let it dance.
Man, I'm still telling friends that Mars Hotel is a sorely over looked studio gem (& album cover). Some of my favorite
I own the Mars Hotel - Wake of the Flood double album👍. GEM
👍
@@chriskertesz8367 had to get Mars Hotel on a shirt. It’s too rad not to
Unbroken Chain ♾
My fav album hands down. Keep telling 'em!
Love everyone smiling at the end when they come back together from the jam!
Best version of the band.
I got to see the Dead at Hollywood Bowl summer '74. Absolute perfection.
Wall of Sound/Kieth and Donna period. Awesome.
Thank you Donna!
For what exactly?
This is beatiful
I really enjoy just Billy alone. He has such a swing and groove.
Agree completely! Glad to know I’m not the only one!
Yeah. I always preferred him over mickey. He always had that kick ass backbeat. He rocked
WHAT an absolute slice of heaven. It's hard to imagine these every happened. And, I don't even want to think about a world were they never did. Donna smokes these little moments with her amazing voice. Per usual. I love her technique.. Jerry's splitting solos are also just touched with some brilliance I hadn't heard before. I've heard all these shows, the 18th or 19th was my favorite day. So it's so fucking cool to know what set this was in etc.
Thank you @GratefulDead for this......as a young man, this is like water from the most sacred tap.
KEEP ON TRUCKIN' .. WE WILL SURVIVE. PEACE>......NICHOLAS.
Donna's amazing voice? Did you attend the same school as Helen Keller?
Skinny P-funk no I didn’t
@Nick, i mostly like her voice in their studio work like the studio version of Scarlet Begonias or the song called "Sunrise" from the album Terrapin Station. Also the tune "From the Heart of me." I'm a Deadhead of 30 years and i always thought it hypocritical of other Deadheads claiming to be all peace and love to come out and be so negative, nasty, and hyper-critical over a band member's vocals. They indeed take the Grateful Dead way too seriously and straight up turn a good vibe negative.
@@brianmeagher5771 Thanks for those suggestions Brian! I love Terrapin Station myself. Mostly the rock tunes, but Sunrise is another sweetener to check out. Glad to meet you Brian, you seem like the kind of guy who gets the music and culture. I'm 26 and I can't get enough of the Dead. I think in a past life I got dosed at Winterland. Haha. Have a good day! Peace.
@@brianmeagher5771
Being born in SF i am spoiled on R&R. Dead, Ariplane QMS, it doesn't get much better pray for the end of covid Aloha