I’m 21…. Lucky enough to be raised on the dead and the doors never knew I was so blessed to be shaped and raised behind such a musical power… thanks mom and dad for the good taste and head on my shoulders I couldn’t of asked for more….
Hello from the u.k I have 2 sons now in their early 30s, both play bass guitar In various bands, for the last 20 years. My wife and I played the dead and the doors and quality stuff around the house when they were growing up. Like you they grabbed the torch and ran with it! Take care in these stupid times.
@@PurpleOldMaN It's amazing reading comments from two young men with their whole lives ahead of them, both aware of the great gift that is the Grateful Dead. Not everybody gets it. That being said, my joint is almost finished and I'm going for ice cream.
I was at that show; this first acoustic set was transplenant! I seem to remember they also did Silver Threads and Golden Needles. What a time we all had back in the day! Keep on truckin' my sisters and brothers!
Blessed to note listening tonight marks 50 yrs. to the day of GD magic. 2-22-1973 in Chambama, IL. Will never be able to explain it exactly other than with fellow Dheads. My life was changed that night. The dance never ends.
Would absolutely love to see Dead & Co bring this one back..one of the greatest songs that was played not nearly enough imo..Bobby does this so much justice..keeping my fingers crossed..much love, good health, and happiness, to all my fellow Dead fam..💀💨🎸🐅❤⚡💙🎶
@@gilthethrill9179 idk buddy, Wolf Bro's tickets are insane with prices..like $250 a ticket for nosebleeds..D&C is crazy too, but you can find $70 nosebleeds for them in certain venues..either way it's a lot different than when we were on Tour in the early 90's..I know Jerry wouldn't be happy with how things are today..miss Jerry every single day my brother..stay safe and if you're doing any of this summer's Final Tour, have a great time buddy..always Grateful..much love to you and yours..peace brother..🙏🫶✌🏻
I’m 66 and have seen the Dead and other bands around these musicians probably 50 times. Saw Bobby Weir last week with his new band at their first gig in Asheville 😊😊😊😊
Fortunate to see two sets at Madison Square Garden Oct 30 and HALLOWEEN (crazy costumes) 1980. Loved these acoustic sets and so great to hear them again.
Hi Bobby. Have a wonderful day and enjoy the rest of the weekend love you always Bobby you are my best friend always I love you so much my friend Bobby
True Romance to music is to keep the pasting living on beyond its own time , traditionally found and forever it may stay forever young at heart within the human relationship held together
It is a coal mine. They burn off the natural gas to avoid explosions. Later, they retained the natural gas. However, the main point is the money at the top reference. It refers is to the companies that own the mines. They get rich, while the miners stay poor.
Real music is almost gone if anyone notices what's being playing on Grammy awards or charts pure garbage.whats gonna happen when bobs gone.only band left I can go see live and enjoy is tool.
Check out goose, nolan Taylor, Billy strings, the string cheese incident. Lot of fun bands. Lot of fun dead cover bands around too. Keeping the dead alive
@@dougabernathy9748 remember how they were the only band that would let concert goers (DeadHeads) bring their tape recorders into the show, even set out a tapers section, & the Heads wouldn't be loud by the section... on Shakedown Street in the parking lot U could trade favorite show bootlegs. Bootlegs playing all over the lot... those shows live in the hearts of so many. Even Further, the Other Ones, the Dead, Dead & Company, Phil & Friends, Wolf Bros,... the Music Never Stopped, & The Dead never die. Let There Be Songs To Fill The Air! 🎵💜🎶(~);}🎶💜🎵
I’m 21…. Lucky enough to be raised on the dead and the doors never knew I was so blessed to be shaped and raised behind such a musical power… thanks mom and dad for the good taste and head on my shoulders I couldn’t of asked for more….
its amazing when you see a comment that perfectly reflects on your own life. Im 21 too and I thank my parents for the very same thing
67 all good
Love TH-cam psrsnts peace 88888 Infinitiv
Hello from the u.k
I have 2 sons now in their early 30s, both play bass guitar
In various bands, for the last 20 years.
My wife and I played the dead and the doors and quality
stuff around the house when they were growing up.
Like you they grabbed the torch and ran with it!
Take care in these stupid times.
@@PurpleOldMaN It's amazing reading comments from two young men with their whole lives ahead of them, both aware of the great gift that is the Grateful Dead. Not everybody gets it.
That being said, my joint is almost finished and I'm going for ice cream.
I was at that show; this first acoustic set was transplenant! I seem to remember they also did Silver Threads and Golden Needles. What a time we all had back in the day! Keep on truckin' my sisters and brothers!
Lucky!
seen them Oct 31st 1980 at radio city music hall, 1st semester of college, those were the days
Silver threads and golden needles!!? (..and at this kinda show taboot, oof.!) GTFO! You're a lucky son of a gun
Im now 61 I waa at that show blazing on acid.
Blessed to note listening tonight marks 50 yrs. to the day of GD magic. 2-22-1973 in Chambama, IL. Will never be able to explain it exactly other than with fellow Dheads. My life was changed that night. The dance never ends.
I had the pleasure of being in the first row at F.E. when this was recorded for the "Bear's Choice" album.
Would absolutely love to see Dead & Co bring this one back..one of the greatest songs that was played not nearly enough imo..Bobby does this so much justice..keeping my fingers crossed..much love, good health, and happiness, to all my fellow Dead fam..💀💨🎸🐅❤⚡💙🎶
Bobby could revive many of Pig's song imo . . . Salty ol' dog he be
Amen 🙏
Maybe if you $600 for fuckin ticket.....Ill never pay see those money grubbing geezers again.
On a brighter note, Bobby band would do it better anyway......and for 10 times less ticket money.
@@gilthethrill9179 idk buddy, Wolf Bro's tickets are insane with prices..like $250 a ticket for nosebleeds..D&C is crazy too, but you can find $70 nosebleeds for them in certain venues..either way it's a lot different than when we were on Tour in the early 90's..I know Jerry wouldn't be happy with how things are today..miss Jerry every single day my brother..stay safe and if you're doing any of this summer's Final Tour, have a great time buddy..always Grateful..much love to you and yours..peace brother..🙏🫶✌🏻
I have no words. Just incredible.
That was beautiful. Love Jerry’s back up vocals. Love that tune. Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful!
Such beautiful simplicity 🪷🙏🏽✨
These were awesome shows so blessed to have been there
What a great song
I’m 66 and have seen the Dead and other bands around these musicians probably 50 times. Saw Bobby Weir last week with his new band at their first gig in Asheville 😊😊😊😊
NICE!
Always loving you Bobby from Patti Cornell
Fantastic!
Brent was so young and talented so many roads !!
Great catch on this one, so flippin' good!! Thank you for sharing !!!
The only band that looks so good in black and white
Hank Williams looks pretty good too 😉
Ain’t nothin like the Good Ole Grateful Dead though!
Good song by a legendary band 🎶
Fortunate to see two sets at Madison Square Garden Oct 30 and HALLOWEEN (crazy costumes) 1980. Loved these acoustic sets and so great to hear them again.
Brent really sounds good here. he had been with the band a little over a year at this point. sound quality is pretty clear. thumbs up.
Nice! I've never heard the Dead do this one before. I love the David Bromberg rendition, but this is awesome! Thanks! Liked and Subscribed!
Only heard the dead do it thanks for the tip
@@airgunfun4248 check out string cheese incident do it they have a more straight up bluegrass approach
Bobby played this alot with Rat Dog. Miss Jerry
Hey now Bobby! & Patti!
Thank you for playing this w Furthur on my bday 3/25/10 @ Radio City NYC ❤😂❤
Awesome!
Let’s have a music day today.
Yes this is beautiful an never starts to dim love your Sunshine ✨ the best music 🎶
So awesome
What a great year!
Good stuff.
Go easy Phil... You will be missed
Amen!
Hi Bobby. Have a wonderful day and enjoy the rest of the weekend love you always Bobby you are my best friend always I love you so much my friend Bobby
Aw Jerry & The acoustic boyz
Love you please say hello Bobby from Patti Cornell
hello Bobby
❤
Yep a find indeed.
Thanks for the post girlfriend
nice!!
And again. Yep. 2023. Pfft. Aint comin back.
I hear ya from Knoxville
Saw the last concert with Jerry in Chicago Soldier Field
serendipity
That was July 9 1995😢
Love you Bobby we’re
🌹
WE Needd A AR 1 5 Behiney the Soundboard...🤣🤣🤣🤣🖕🖕🤣🤣🤣🖕🖕🧻🚽
That was edited? Smoke another one.
As a teenager I wanted to find that cold coil mine as money burns on top of the surface
Down below it's just earth
True Romance to music is to keep the pasting living on beyond its own time , traditionally found and forever it may stay forever young at heart within the human relationship held together
Story telling .. where it started from and where it was and where it keeps on going
It is a coal mine. They burn off the natural gas to avoid explosions. Later, they retained the natural gas. However, the main point is the money at the top reference. It refers is to the companies that own the mines. They get rich, while the miners stay poor.
😎🏄🏾♂️
Well done boys
T I m e L ess ♥️🌹🪄✨️
How is this different from “Freight Train” by Elizabeth Cotton or is the title wrong?
It's a standard blues/bluegrass chord progression. Very common.
Anyone know the year of this recording? Sounds like Brent on keys? So after 79?
1980
excuse my ignorance, is that Greg Alman on the keyboards
It's Brent Mydland.
to me, always, Otis' show. Still holding out for visual
Pretty sure it’s all on “Dead Ahead”
Otis is the dog if my foggy old head memory is correct.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grateful_Dead:_Dead_Ahead
the kenterny kuckles
Just add Del!
Namijneb
The weary morning consecutively contain because message exceptionally battle pro a worthless eagle. colorful, damaging wolf
Damn...took the words right of my mouth!:/
Real music is almost gone if anyone notices what's being playing on Grammy awards or charts pure garbage.whats gonna happen when bobs gone.only band left I can go see live and enjoy is tool.
real music is EVERYWHERE but you won't find it on the grammys, gotta dig and look and listen harder
Check out goose, nolan Taylor, Billy strings, the string cheese incident. Lot of fun bands. Lot of fun dead cover bands around too. Keeping the dead alive
⅞
Phil's not acoustic
Jimmie Skinner cover was better.
Keith Whitley did a brilliant version back in his blugrads days. Its worth a listen
The dead are dead. Sorry
The Dead are timeless.💀
@@dougabernathy9748 remember how they were the only band that would let concert goers (DeadHeads) bring their tape recorders into the show, even set out a tapers section, & the Heads wouldn't be loud by the section... on Shakedown Street in the parking lot U could trade favorite show bootlegs. Bootlegs playing all over the lot... those shows live in the hearts of so many. Even Further, the Other Ones, the Dead, Dead & Company, Phil & Friends, Wolf Bros,... the Music Never Stopped, & The Dead never die. Let There Be Songs To Fill The Air! 🎵💜🎶(~);}🎶💜🎵
@@jeffreypetro3803 Jerry always said that he didn't own the notes after they were played.
Never
sorry for your need to show how ignorant you are🤡
What did the Deadhead say when the acid wore off? "This music sucks!"
why even bother with hate. 🤡
😂