Jerry Garcia Bluegrass Exhibit
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Hey Otis the redbids have been in full bloom downhere in SE Tennessee for I guess 7 days or more. Good video take care friend
Chris Joslin is the museum director, and he is quite approachable. He is also a fabulous musician and one of the finest humans you could meet. Email sent. If you don't get it, check your spam folder
Back in the day we had our ears to the rail when “Old and in the Way” came out. It seemed like a natural extension from Grateful Dead, N.R.P.S. etc. It changed my life! So glad to hear about this exhibit!
Good morning Otis. One more Saturday morning. Peace to everyone.
Very cool Otis! Love, Old and in the way 🐿️😎🐿️
That's what I heard them say❤
Wow. What a lineup of musicians paying tribute to Jerry. Jerry played Banjo, Gtr and pedal steel. All just as great as his Gtr playing and deeply influenced by bluegrass and country. The 3 movies you mentioned are all amazing movies. Festival express was about The Dead, Janis Joplin, The Band, and The flying burrito brothers.. I believe Buddy Guy as well...doing a tour around Canada. Such great footage in the movie. Jerry jamming with Janis Joplin and so much more. Grateful Dawg is such a great look into Jerry and David Grisman's musical partnership. Lots of performance footage as well as rare interviews and a behind the scenes look into their friendship and much more. Long strange trip is such an incredible Doc about The Dead. All 3 are so worth watching.
Jerry was my in for Bluegrass music.
For better or worse, he brought a lot of people into the scene.
I was at a bluegrass festival and overheard someone complaining about too many GD fans/songs (jamming). If you took everyone out of the festival that liked the Dead (not even DHs) that festival would die... If any genre of music stops bringing in new blood it's heading for a dead end.
Same, there’s a bluegrass band called the Rumpke Mountain Boys from the Cincinnati area where I’m from (those familiar will know that rumpke “mountain” is the main landfill for the city) and they refer to their music as Trashgrass. I saw them at a festival playing a couple dead tunes at 9:30AM and I’ve loved bluegrass ever since.
I respect anyone that is honestly expressing themselves through music regardless of the genre. I wasn't always that way, but the I grew up. Maturity can either keep you stuck, or open whole new worlds of pleasure and appreciation.
@JackCerro-Me too! Old and in the Way, "That High Lonesome Sound" was what hooked me!
I was a fan of Joe Chambers at the country music HOF, after Joe passed I was thinking that you would be the natural to take over that Chanel , it overlaps with yours as you mentioned
the musicians hall of fame was my first stop on the TH-cam musicology rabbit holes. Great trip. Las summer I went to the HOF itself in Nashville. Outstanding. So cool its primarily organized around major recording studios. And the Grammy room is special too.
Otis, have you ever been to the festivals at Bean Blossom, Indiana? Thanks for the Jerry Garcia Exhibit information. Love ya man.
❤were shaking here in up state NY yo buddy thanks I really miss Jerry's live music now I have a destination to see nothing better then a bluegrass concert except a bluegrass museum fantastic news for a Saturday morning thanks man
Jerry Garcia was a musical genius and an otherworldly guitar player. Love all of his bluegrass work!
Sounds like you’ve been busy, Otis. Thanks for taking the time to talk to us. Hope everyone is having a great day. We’re a long way from red buds up here.🇨🇦
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05/31/24. -Smethwick, England. -The Thimblemill Library
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06/04/24 -Newport, Wales -Le Pub
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That sounds great ! Thanks for the heads up , Otis !!!
Garcia recorded the top two selling bluegrass albums of all time. He was a national bluegrass banjo champion before he ever played amplified music. He wasn't a wannabe. He was the real thing.
Always smooth delivery with the utmost respect
One of my favorite all-time banjo based song is Garcia & Grisman doing Sweet Sunny South.
Thanks again Mr. Otis. ... Sincerely appreciate the time and efforts.
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My brother is in Bowling Green KY. When I go see him I will have to go over there and check it out thanks Otis
Love all the Jerry news I can get. Thanks
Hey buddy i have to tell you Seymour is the only place ive ever been arrested please say high for me l was 13 last day of school summer begins 2 gils fom my choirclass were runnig away both beautiful one garbage bag full of makeup one of cloths crazy i volunteered to go with for protection in one daywe hitched rides all over northern Indiana some guy in a van picked us up smoked some great pot dropped us off in Seymour started hitching sherif saw us told us our parents are worried took us to jail we aske are we under arrested he said no we went aw he said why do you want to be we said yes so they played along i wonder if they still have our Polaroid mug shots Julie in a beautiful halter top Lisa in a tube top and me in a mikey mouse Tshirt cut offs converse Allstars no socks one of the best days of my life thanks for the memories oh key west is great take a bike gondola for a ride and i recommended the gambling boat
Thanks for the JG bluegrass exhibit info. Hope I can get there...Got to see Grateful+NRPS starting in 1970. One of the all time highlghts of my life was the Dead+Allmans June 9+10 '73 at RFK and Monday June 11 saw Old + In The Way at the Temple Music Festival in Ambler PA. 3 days of musical bliss!
Snack Tax… that and the stories… (cowboy story songs need good stories…) that is why we watch… thank you… and thanks to your wife!
Awesome thanks otis love jerry playing bluegrass
Don’t see many redbuds here in west central Florida but we share a small thread or two you and I. Turns out I dug and planted many a tree here as a young man and I’m certain we both love our guitars! Cheers mate, love the channel and you sir have been an inspiration and an institute of learning for me since I discovered your channel. Thanks for all the sharing you do brother. Bless you for all you are to all of us out here in the inner webs!
Four minutes ago, it's like being on the porch.
Guitar wankery? Never thought of it like that!
Sure, I like red buds....but I like green buds better 😉
Red buds just barely starting to pop here in Michigan. Beautiful sign of spring.
Happy Saturday, Otis!
I remember Jerry Garcia and David Grisman getting some press in various guitar magazines decades ago. I think I still have some of them. I'm thinking a trip to Kentucky might be on my agenda. I'd like to get to Nashville at some point, too. Soon.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Be good to you 🙏🏻🤍
We have a ton of Red Bud trees in the Tulsa area. Like you, I love them! Just beautiful!
It's great to hear from you again Ottis never get enough of the wonderful things you have to say. I live in So-Cal and we are getting a super bloom of Poppys and flowers just like the Red Buds and all I can say is wow! Thanks again for sharing.
Jerry's history, and love of, bluegrass is legendary for us deadheads. He followed Bill Monroe around for a few years in late 50s early 60s--wanted to be a bluegrass boy in the band. Old and in the Way was best selling all time bluegrass album for 25 years. He played with Tony Rice , Peter Rowan and others. The reason he didnt have more of a career in bluegrass was due to his fame. He realized he (us deadheads) would overwhelm most bluegrass scenes and therefore he just did side projects and played his banjo alot in the shadows. Good banjo and acoustic guitar player that LOVED bluegrass and old time English/Scottish balads. One of the many facets of Garcia, including one where he made a contribution to music history, despite being in a ''rocknroll'' band playing 100 shows a year for 30 years. In later life, Robert Hunter had connections in Nashville--- folks like Jim Lauderdale.
Red buds are pretty. Green buds are my preference.
One of my favorite albums of all time. It’s impossible to find the original.
Old and In The Way is top tier bluegrass. There is a really cool b+w pic of Garcia, Steve Martin and John McEuen jamming at some bluegrass fesrival somewhere in CA I think. Check it out.
I’m sure many also know that Jerry played pedal steel on CSNY’s legendary “Teach Your Children”.
Hi Otis. Spring has sprung here in Barcelona, lots of blossoms on the trees. That squirrel looks well fed! 🙂
I have several red buds in my yard too.
Love Red Buds Otis,i use to really love Green buds, also , i read pledging my Time because of your channel, Thank you for everything, Your the Best!
My bluegrass journey began by catching the South Loomis Quickstep Band in No. California (Mark O'Connor played with'em for a bit in his youth) - not knowing that they were among the early "jam" grass vanguard influenced by Old & In The Way. It might even be true, but I've always loved the story about Vassar Clements, upon arriving by bus with the band in the SF Bay area, "Hey, Jerry, you're on that billboard," a Bill Graham Dead show announcement.
I love the channel and subscribe, of course. Garcia totally blew me away in the ‘70’s with the old & in the way stuff! All I do now is play worship but it’s starlight vintage Jerry every chance I see an opportunity to throw in Weir/Garcia stuff. It just comes out of me. “Garcia Bluegrass” how cool is that Dude? Thanks Jerry!!! What I would do to see them all like back in the ‘80’s on the East Coast…I gotta do a trip to the museum for sure! Everything in WNC is really blooming’ now!!! Thanks!!!
I didn't know about the bluegrass museum in Owensburg but I do know that a lot of Jerry's guitar playing style was heavily influenced by his banjo playing from him being a huge bluegrass fan.I've always thought that fact about Jerry's playing was one pf thr factors that contributed a lot to what a lot of music fans didn't "get" about The Grateful Dead.When you consider that The GD took bluegrass,rock,funk,reggae,outlaw country,jazz and blues vombined with a very healthy dose of improvisation and then smashed it all together to make their own sound it's easy to over look just one part of that sound which is the bluegrass part but the bluegrass in the sound was a really major influence because The GD was ultimately Jerry's baby.Jerry was also a huge fan of Clarence and Roland White,Hank Williams sr,Bill Monroe and many others which heavily informed his guitar playing and The GD.Thanks for the great video and info about Jerry being in The Bluegrass Hall of Fame.🙂
What the heck are redbuds...hahaha.Don't have them here in Oregon.Thanks for great interview w Ray Padgett(sp?) really great stuff!
I'm diggin' the Jerry Garcia stuff! I've learned more about guitar and life from Jerry than anyone else on this planet.
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No blooming Redbuds locally. We do however have some bloomin idiots. Sorry. That's futile attempt at humor. I dig the show.
Maybe Garcia's most prominent contribution to bluegrass was to slow it down. What Peter Cooper called 'Slow Poke Bluegrass.' 😂That's not a knock. Most modern BG'ers seem intent on out speeding each other. That gets tiresome after a while. I think I'll take a ride to see this exhibit. Thanks Otis!
Hello Otis and everyone. I enjoy hearing about places "to see" in Nashville. Going to Nashville is a bucket list item for me. Fingers crossed, I make it in the next couple of years. Listening to your description of place & things keeps me bumped about going.
Have a safe trip to the Keys! Cheers
decades ago, maybe befiore dads services, i got his box cds of Shady Grove, JG . Watched mountain music since earl scruggs review with lest flats, at bhsc 70;s gig. i got photos at meeting. Dad played mandalin on Utah beach langin for 1 week before hand injured. so played as rehab. he probly rubbed elbows with greats as a record of army infantry mountin boys played a presidential dinner and in library congress all milatary intertainment. Bro has dads insturment an in Marfa played/couched banjo legend. billy faire? who played with the early greats, we have his piano...
Thanks Otis. My wife and I felt like Redbuds on a tree just naturally hanging out with ya on a cloudy day. We are now planning on going to the exhibit as part of our trip to Gatlinburg this summer. We love bluegrass and your videos (they've become a regular part of our down time together during the week).
Great content, as always...please keep the conversations flowing.
Man oh man! love me some Jerry ❤ ! I've sported a "Blues for Allah " tat on arm for 40 some years, its some of the ink i don't regret! Keep on keepin on, Otis.....
Jerry thought Rock Hall of Fame was stupid and disnt go for his induvtion... But im guessing he would be proud of this exhibit (despite hating awards and attention). Garcia was my in for bluegrass--at least thr styles i dig.
A Saturday morning tradition watching your Saturday video! Love and try to play some of your music. No disrespect intended, however you mentioned at one point that Kyle Tuttle was Molly Tuttle's brother, he is not, but does play in Golden Highway with Molly. Have you ever thought about or been offered any gigs up in Alberta, Canada, love to see you up this way😎
Almost to 100K subs Otis, great tribute to you and your content on the channel. Keep up the good work with your great commentary and guest interviews. Best from Lafayette, LA
I always liked Jerry Garcia's solo stuff better than the Greatfull Dead.
Likewise. I saw the Dead about 15 times. I live in Texas, not many opportunities to see the JGB. I did manage to see the Jerry Garcia band in Oregon. I want to say it was near Eugene in 93-94. What a treat.
Blue bonnets were early this year. I began seeing them early April 😍
Grateful Dawg! Old and in the Way. Hot stuff! Sooo looking forward to future episodes! Keep on!
I wonder if the steel guitar on display in the exhibit is the one he played on CSNY’s “Teach Your Children”.
My 2 favorite channels on TH-cam are yours and a channel called Guitargate. Guthrie is part of their, let's call it, master class sessions. And I can not speak highly enough about his musical mind and the way he approaches music.
I have a ticket to the London show, but I haven't gotten my passport renewal back, so it's still up in the air if I can make it.
I have to say I was never really a Bob Dylan fan. But after hearing the story about the little girl. I have to reconsider. Also, I dont know a lot about "red buds," but I do know a lot about forsythia bushes. Or "switch bushes" lol
Such a great video! Loved spending a little of Saturday afternoon with you and the Redbuds!
when are you playing taos or santa fe, ay? i really enjoy your videos and your music, otis! - (ps, yer face is kinda red, bud🌺 .. .)
Hey Otis, what are you doing in Indianapolis? I'm here from Portland with my sister so she could see her grands and great grands. What going on tonight?
My grandpa was on a album that Jerry was on called a blue grass reunion. My grandpa was Red Allen
In these unprecedented times, it's comforting to have Otis and his calm and measured tones. There are a million TicTokers out there. But how many legit get caught in the rain?
Hey I just came across your video. You say you never know who is watching, well I live in Indianapolis IN and was at the shows. I’d love to sit down and talk about it some time.
This is fantastic information and I did not know about the exhibit or the event. I'm a deadhead since I was a kid and come from a family of mandolin players including my dad my dad who used to take me to see Dave Grisman. I've been a blue grass fan since I was a kid as well. Coincidentally, I'm working with a bunch of rental backline tomorrow in Imokalee, Florida at a bluegrass Festival with leftover salmon and railroad Earth and Rhonda Vincent and a bunch of other acts. I'm going to talk to the leftover salmon guys about this event. See what they have to say. Thanks so much for posting this.
No shame! Nothing a good visit and some stories wouldn’t cure…. Looking forward to it!
Thank you Otis!
Redbuds are OUT here in CVA ❤ They’re beautiful 🤩
I've never been to Key West, or Florida for that matter either, wish I could attend, but to short notice for me West coaster!
Love Leftover Salmon. RIP Jerry Garcia !
I love it when the Redbuds start blooming. Soon be Dogwoods.
Love Old and in the Way !!! Great stuff !!
I had no idea about this exhibit Otis. Thank you for the heads up! Peace
Otis I wanna see ya ride that kids minibike like you did the skateboard. You have mad skills
I knew about it and wanted to go so bad and no one would go with me. :( I shoulda got in the car and went by myself!
Is the Squirrel's name Redbud?
Mornin 🖐😎👍
No redbuds here is northern wisconsin just yet…..
I love Garcia and everything that he ever did! ❤❤❤
Why don't you ever mention John Moreland?
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Blue jays redbuds and white rage
I always dug the Old & In The Way stuff
When Jerry Garcia/Grateful Dead played 69' (I was 13) there was a rock concert called "BULLFROG" in my little town of St.helens Oregon. I rode my Stingray Bike 6 miles to chk it out ... they wouldn't let me in, but I saw & listened from the county rd. There's quite a story about it. Just Google Bullfrog St. Helens..... great to hear from you Otis, Small Town Saturday Night has been stuck in my brain for 2 days 🎵 🎶 🎵 Paul DeShazer was on the board of commishiners, tried to stop it, whose sons (yrs later) formed the punk band The Styphnoids my mom's a fake and my dad's a failure
Red buds, bradford pear, and bluegrass
Snack tax. Hilarious!
Redbuds and forsythia are blooming in southern New England...enjoy Key West...it is a special place!
Love Jerry Garcia, recently discovered Old and in the Way! Hope to visit Owensburg! Love Redbuds too. You will enjoy Key West! My mother in law was a former Miss Key West!
Another great Saturday morning video, appreciate the info-can’t wait to head to the BGHOF in Owensboro! Your interview of Ray Padgett was fantastic. His Substack, Flagging Down the Double E’s is excellent. The Red Buds are in bloom around the lake! Thanks again, Otis ✌🏻
Hey Otis, great one. Hope you and yours are doing well. REDBUD comment: A 90 year old friend who drives to Texas from CA once a year happened to mention in a text the beauty of the countryside now that they're in bloom. Thought I'd mention we had a little snow here in Coarsegold, CA. Snow in April. Very unusual. Also experiencing record lows - 25 yesterday, so especially enjoyed my cup of Joe with you today. Take care. Love to all.
Live 20 miles SW from Elizabethtown, towards Bill Monroe's homeplace. Haven't been to the Bluegrass Hall of Fame, sounds like it would be a good time to go. Where the redbuds grow.
Morning Otis, as I get older, I wish I had a Transporter like in Star Trek. I would be at The Garcia Bluegrass exhibit, out to the 5spot, over to Seymour to catch a show! My Wisteria is looking Good! Rosebud.... went for a Citizen Kane reference instead. Have a great weekend!
Red Buds.. when re you coming back to New Hampshire or Vermont. The Stone Church in Brattleboro VT would be a good venue for you.
Always listen to your podcast. Truly enjoy the way you present them. Always listen all the way through. (Redbuds).
Otis, thanks for doing what you do.
Hi Otis! Yes I had heard about the bluegrass exhibit. Big Steve (Steve Parish, Jerry's guitar tech & friend for many years) talked about it on his Sirius XM show. He was supposed to go but he couldn't make it because of other pressing west coast commitments (I don't remember what, but he did say.). It sounds awesome. As you probably know, Jerry started as a bluegrass player and continued to play many "side gigs" of all types including bluegrass! He loved playing all types of music and many people miss him very much. I want to go see this exhibit and am thankful it will be there for 2 years!! Hope you can get there to see it also. In the meanwhile you can listen to his music from many sources.... and on youtube too. I love getting up and looking for your weekly chat while I have my coffee. Thanks for all you do. Much love to you too. (And yes, the redbuds already bloomed down here in Texas.... now everything is going nuts blooming. It has already gotten very hot .... especially for April.)
I grew up in King North Carolina listening to Ralph and Rex McGee play bluegrass, not far from my roots in Appalachia and Doc Watson and Shelby, North Carolina, Deep Gap. You know Tony Rice lived not far from here, the band Alabama actually got their radio debut in my hometown on a little radio station here. I did not start listening to Jerry Garcia until I was about 20 years old, but I think that he and David Grisman are some of the best Bluegrass ever; although my favorite Bluegrass ever is the Johnson Mountain Boys from Washington DC, I love the Grateful Dead and Bob Dylan. You know I love the Pizza Tapes and Old and in The Way and Shady Grove. I went to college in Boone, North Carolina, so actually got to hear Old Crow Medicine Show on the street before they were even heard of. Good luck to you on this project Otis. Rhettbutt.
Love the bleeding hearts ❤
Guthrie Trapp @ The Underdog! Best Monday night I think I've ever had. It was a trip meeting you there. Thanks for giving Bellingham, Wa. a shout out, it's a great music town!
Hey Otis...Road trip to KW to catch your show on 17th. Never seen this venue. On the roof! Pray for clear evening and cool breeze. We're big fans and have coffee with you. I haven't seen a video I didn't enjoy and the insider stuff is great. I frequently watch them more than once. Love Kenny Vaughn interviews. that boy is a trip. See you in a few days
Otis, you “make” my Saturday mornings. I am always so happy to watch your thoughtful videos. That includes the interview vids also. Thank you!👍