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- OLD AND IN THE WAY
SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY GYM,
ROHNERT PARK,CA.
NOVEMBER 4, 1973
Jerry Garcia - banjo, vocals
David Grisman - mandolin, vocals
Peter Rowan - vocals, guitar
Vassar Clements - fiddle
John Kahn - bass
01 GOIN' TO THE RACES ( FADES IN ) 00:00
02 CATFISH JOHN 02:27
03 EATING OUT OF YOUR HAND 06:18
04 LONESOME FIDDLE BLUES 09:17
05 LAND OF THE NAVAJO 12:57
06 JERRY'S BREAKDOWN 20:40
07 PANAMA RED 25:21
08 PIG IN A PEN 28:19
09 FANNY HILL 31:19
10 HOBO SONG 35:10
11 WILD HORSES 40:26
12 WHITE DOVE 45:11
13 LONESOME L.A. COWBOY 50:08
14 DRIFTIN' TOO FAR FROM THE SHORE 55:35
15 WICKED PATH OF SIN 01:00:28
16 KNOCKIN' ON YOUR DOOR 01:02:47
17 UNCLE PEN 01:05:58
18 HIGH LONESOME SOUND 01:08:34
01 JUST A TRAMP ON THE STREET * 01:13:37
02 ALL AROUND THE WATERTANK * 01:20:39
03 MIDNIGHT MOONLIGHT 01:24:36
04 ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL 01:30:08
* W/ RAMBLIN' JACK ELLIOT
Thanks for posting this awesome live recording. I can only envy those who got to see Old And In The Way live in concert back in 1973. What a lineup: Jerry Garcia (banjo/vocals/back vocals), Peter Rowan (acoustic guitar/vocals/back vocals), David Grisman (mandolin/vocals/back vocals), Vassar Clements (fiddle), and John Kahn (string bass). And to have Ramblin’ Jack Elliott join them on a couple of songs! And there was Vassar Clements setting fire to the strings on his fiddle. Jerry Garcia, Peter Rowan, and David Grisman finding that high, lonesome sound. And John Kahn’s thundering doghouse bass. The audience was in musical heaven that day of the recording. Bluegrass at its finest!
Saw this tour in 73. Waterbury CT. Small theater. Doug sahm opened.
I saw old and in the way before i saw my 1st dead show(watkins Glen ) i also was seeing NRPS before i saw the dead,with Buddy cage on pedal steel. Original lineup.
To my ears this was the best era of that whole scene. I was 17 and really opening up to all this great music and collaborations.
Catching this band in '73! Lucky dog, that's a tour for the ages.
@@siskiyoucrest it was a great show. I was lucky. 73 sound check fri night at watkins glenn was another bucket list show. We were camped 50 yds from stage. Surprise2 set 3 hr gift from the dead for those who were there early. Just missed pig pen as he passed away that early spring. One drummer. Billy. Keith and donna. Jerry stage right in those days. Wall of sound just getting going.
@@johnhornberger2016 Thank you for sharing that story John, so awesome. I'm only 45 so I was a little late to the game but my first show was '89 so I got what I could get:) Its trusting Mom that will drop off their 14 year old at a Dead show alone, and ask what time would be a good time to get picked up:)
Как интересно - ролик выложили еще 11 лет назад, а я только сейчас его увидел и оставлю комментарий. Отличный альбом и в этом есть часть нашей молодости!
when I was young we would spend Easter with my great gran father who lived in the mountains of VA was near a hour to a paved road no tv not much radio but a cluster oh about 10 homes and Hoppy's store with its great brass coffee grinder and no lie a cracker barrel with a checker board painted on the head.On Friday nights everyone would gather on my grans porch my gran played mandolin and others fiddle guitar dulcimer ect . They would discreetly pass a jug of local made corn whisky not a one of them younger than 70. They were old and in the way we made some reel to reel tapes of some of those nights but 50+ years of improper storage has left them near worthless .I am glad Jerry left me the next best thing.
Ramblin' Jack really shines on his tunes, but each of these guys are American treasures and are clearly having a good ole time. I lost my cassette of this show years ago, thanks for posting.
The sad souls that could give this a 'thumb's down' deserve to lose their music privileges until they come to their senses.
The musicianship, the energy, the vocals, all of it is a marvel of modern live music. Bravo!
seriously. who couldn't love this ?
Im afraid. They don't understand jerry very well
why do you care..
@@Karl_Squell Because its disrespectful, and silly to be negative about a subjective thing. Do they really hate it that much they want to try and make the person posting feel bad? I'm convinced theres miserable people that go around just thumbing down. No matter what vid or subject it will have a thumbs down %99.9 of the time if it has more than 10 views. I suppose you're right though. Its healthy to not care about negative useless opinions.
@@mrmaldoon8362 I sure dont Hate any music and these people might not care for this type of music. Maybe Chopin's great grandkid just doesnt care for bluegrass and gave an opinion. So many stories just like songs. BTW Music all of it is the true God! ALso JERRY! This is a place i wish I had in my ticket stub collection..
Man, it doesn't get better.
a trick: you can watch movies at Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching lots of of movies recently.
@Malakai Issac definitely, I have been watching on Flixzone} for since december myself =)
These guys were so tight and the song selection was great. Very well performed and listenable to peiple who maybe aren't bluegrass fans. I always listen to Pig in a Pen twice.
I’m so glad I found this place ! I’m old with loads of Bay Area memories. I love sharing them to keep Jerry’s stories growing !
The fiddle player is mind blowing!
Vasser Clemmons! (My spellcheck tried all kinds of thing with his awesome name ; ) amazing. Truly an astonishing musician.
Long live vassar
Miss V , thats Clements . He toured with Jerry in '73 or 4 ? . Check him out on Dickey Betts s Highway Call lp or on D . Brombergs Hillbilly Jazz lp . Swing It Vassar !
The whole band is good, and Vasser is the MVP
REAL music played by REAL people FOR REAL PEOPLE!!!!!!
trainmaster 04357 i m the yardmaster from hell
@yardmaster 04357 ON REAL ACOUSTIC INSTURMENTS , NOT SYNTHSIZERS . .!
I never got to meet Jerry & that makes me sad but I did meet Uncle Bill Monroe & Ralph Stanley & others.Soul of America & the heart of South.Earl Scruggs grew up about 20 miles from where I live in Tennessee.This is real Nashville sound born in the Appalachia mountains & hills.Pure Folk!
Incredible... Huge Dead fan and huge bluegrass fan. Jerry blows my mind
Sonoma State, I lived on the Russian River for awhile once went to Sonoma State for an outdoor concert can't remember who played. Musta had fun (smile). Those were the days following my thumb. Hitchhiked from Oklahoma to California, from Colorado to Oklahoma, from Florida to Texas and God knows where else. Those were the days, the days of my youth. Youth's gone but I ain't as of yet. Workin on it (smile). So like Dr Laura says, now go out and do the right thing. We did not always but we tried and still are.
SO VERY GREAT. If you weren't a Bluegrass fan before listening you will be after doing so. If this doesn't get you smiling and head-bouncing, better check for a pulse! Thanks for this music...Ed
Somewhere I had old vinyl of Jerry Garcia with Chet Atkins. Damn wish I had that now
My friend and i were riding back from a govt mule concert the other night,reflecting on the many shows we've seen.i mentioned haven seen old and in the way in the early 70s.which he replyed'" you win".
Pirates Ball stood 10 feet from Jerry entire show and Old and In the Way , Bottom Line NYC
Great lineup wonderful.
Amazing that Garcia was playing here then 5 days later he is playing with the Dead at their great 11 9-11 !973 run at the Winterland,
.... and playing the monumental 11/17/73 show at Pauley Pavilion at UCLA. (Of course, my seats on the floor in about the 7th row between Bob and Jerry do make me a little biased!) Wonderful playing on this recording for sure.
Jerry LOVED this stuff....and fucking good on the banjo too....
Hey Kevin. What ever happened to the Surf God?
@@bpbatlaw was in the AF in Utah at the time drove to SF for the Winterland run, Made the drive across the Sieras in the dead of winter for the 2-74, 3 day at Winterlland, Great Times.
@@johnheckert4651 You got me there Surf God??
Takes me back to pickin and grinnin with my granddad Paw Paw on the front porch of his home in the hills of craigsvilke va. And a little homemade dandelion wine. Paw Paw is long gone from this world but I’m sure he’s cuttin a rug in the next one. Great stuff!
aw yeh! thanks!!!
this is music! love this stuff. bring it on.
Vassar's double stop wood sawin melodies are unmistakable VC the most original riff fiddle player to ever pick one up
Absolutely agreed!
Loved this LP when it first came out and love it just as much now. It's great music and it inspired a lot of folks to try their hand at bluegrass, including me!
Amazing !
Just amazing
I was somewhere else in 72/74 just now catching up ! Thanx Navaho!
I couldn't find them anywhere! I has their albums years ago. Thank you so much
Utterly wonderful stuff. Started listening to serious Bluegrass about 10 years ago. I completely dig where Jerry/David were coming from back in the day when they cut their teeth on this stuff as they were learning. What can you say about Peter? What a a giant of an artist. It would sure have been interesting to have heard/seen this group LIVE, with a good sound system back in '73. My love of bluegrass would/could have started so much earlier. The String Dusters, Steep Canyon Rangers, the Boxcars, Uncle Earl, Tony Rice, Longview, Bill Monroe, Ralph Stanley, JD Crowe, Sam Bush, Tim O'Brien, Sam Hill, Jackstraw, Guy Clark, Larry Sparks, Del McCoury and family, Seldom Scene, Rhonda Vincent, Laurie Lewis. Also the Time Jumpers and the Flatlanders, and Emmylou and Dale Watson and Dave Alvin and Gillian Welch and Chris Smithers, and Pentangle and Mary McCaslin, and John Stewart. :)
Jimmy Martin
Dawgs k/o on Lonesome L.A. Cowboy gets me every time !!
Gotta love Vassar😎
Such good times.I cut my teeth on this right here!
Got to see Peter Rowan and Railroad earth perform old and in the way, it was incredibly special.
You have done a good thing.............................................................Tanx!
You don't see this level of musicianship in music anymore. This is just flat out impressive.
gotta be someone somewhere. there always is.
got to see these guys in New Jesrsy that summer freakin unreal !!!
The Infamous Stringdusters
COME TO GREY FOX FESTIVAL!
Kyle Flavin you ever seen them do a PA show?
thank you
This recording must have been re-mastered. Bravo!!! Dude did a fine job, like HI Five'd. Thank you for posting this. Back in the day them white boys dug down and came up Bluegreen NorCal'd Soul. Some of them are still kickin' it. Great Band. Praise somebody's Lord:-)
Excellent . Put the whole thing on Fb and sharing music with friends is like sharing food or something. Remember FEEL, DON'T THINK ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Shoooooooots bra! Amazing show and recording. Love these Old&In the Way Shows. Viva TH-cam.
Most defiantly back to the roots
oh man this reminds me of all the kind Deadheads I met following them around during the 80s-90s, this always got pulled out and played on those long hauls between shows
Sorry for ranting on your Channel this is the best copy of Old in the way that I found on TH-cam
Thanks for bringing on out the good old blue-grass for all the green ears/minds out there. PEACE : )
Green minds..like that!!!
supergroovepimp I always liked this side of Gerry
Jerry !!!!!!!!!
Legoin of Mary is a nice Jerry band
John Hines i'll have to check it out. thanks
Made me smile listening to this - thanks you for posting....!
Funny story
I was at my First Dead & Co show last year. I was 25 at the time.
While waiting in line, I overheard a few of the older heads talking about their favorite albums.
So I brought up the folky stuff Jerry & Grisman did. I mentioned Old & In the Way and they got offended.
That’s just not right. Anyone who doesn’t appreciate and acknowledge Garcia’s bluegrass work is not a real Dead Head
Did anyone else know this was their last show together? So awesome to have another recording!!
What a treasure this recording is.
Great music 👍!!
excellent
I love this!!
This is one rare and special recording. Wow. Extra tunes not on the record. Thank you!
I was 19 or so and had a sweet babysitting gig while in college at Kentfield across from SF. Had the whole house to myself and an awesome stereo so I listened to this album. Couldn't get enough. The child's name was Greg Sydlowski, father's name was Frank. Thanks Frank. I'm saved and washed in Jesus" blood. Thank you JESUS for saving me. You'll be with even when I'm old and in the way.
+Frances Venezia That went in so many directions
+chuck Norris thank you
Chuck Norris. Ha ha Just like my life I guess.
Sounds like u were saved by Jerry n Vassar .
@@peterbetts858 touched certainly, SAVED?
NO SIR! THAT IS WHAT THE MASTER TAKES CARE OF! I AM SURE THE SAVIOR WOULD LOVE THE EXPRESSIVE FREEDOM, BUT MIST IF THESE GUTS WERE CHAINED DOWN TO A NEEDLE IN THE ARM! SORRY, LIKE AND REALITY ARE 2 DIFFERENT THIBGS
JUST
JIKE JERRY AND JESUS!
MAYBE SIMILARITIES BUT SKATEboard S
& That whacky schoolbuss above the comments both have 4 wheels!
Stick with reality and leavthe tripping for the acid droppers
Not smart or cool or funny to drop Jesus in with popular cult figures
Unless Jerry is remembered 2000 years ago for the GREATFUL dead?
Doubt it!
Be lucky if he is remembered by the next generation, most dead heads are too burnt to pass anything but Aids and hepatitis on to the foolish and sloppy mindhifhed!
Remember if they are still ar ound, being savers $ was not a strong point, just the up & coming high and the sale of it!
Anything that called for true reflection and that lasted without a habit was usually left to the side , accepted but hardly invested more than maybe a friend who lived Jesus once said this or that!
Lots of people who claimed to know a lot but travelled light in the wallet and in the ability to hold down a steady job, spouse,
Hygiene, any sort of calender is not for the the extreme indulging type, so thoughts of trsponsibolity at all for actions was frowned upon!
Weak dont come to Jesus!
Maybe in time!
More 9ften than anything OT was DEATH THAT WOKE ANY OF THE SLEEp
Deprived stoned or pregnant lovers who they did not want to lose!
Prison certainly sounded the alarm as well as a good old fashioned ASS beating !
Those who say a band leader is in the same ranks as Jesus need to really read The Bible, at least the letters in Red!
Before being so foolish!
You may learn a whole lot, and would be a lot better for it!
Give yourself a chance at least!
Jerry was a talent yes and loved for sure, but he would tell you himself only Jesus could wash his sin clean!
Jerry knew better and was an artist but no fool!
Fools let blasphemy roll off the tongue like
Normal conversation! Not good!
Maybe got some laughs at a party but not from The Real Boss!
This is what the parents of those 60s kids were worried about
Peace & love is awesome,
Commenting on material you haven t studied is stupid & foolish!
Like most who get high all day!
Only one concern
The next high
How?
Where?
When?
No time for real expansion, just slaves of the dealers!
Disagree?
Then you got out in time
Bring it on home boys!
Fantastic sound quality, thanks for this
Thanks for all the Old N' in the Way material...I've been looking for the twangy stuff lately and now I got me some! Thankya kindly!
This is a fantastic recording!
makes me wanna drag my 69 rambler out of the tarp and cruise up around litchfield county lookin for farm girls
oreokookie
Yup--we had a 64 Rambler Classic! Now there's a Litchfield in both MN and KY! Been to both cities too.
best plan I heard lately.
I prefer a dirty old white Van, lol
Farm girls are smaller than the city "Michigan girls" in these parts I reckon
Never mind... got it!!!! :))))) Thank the universe!!!!
This is solid gold, always one of my TH-cam go to' s
Awesome !
so so kind, thanks for sharing!
just finished ROCK SCULLY"S book' 20 years with the dead' and it mentioned GERRY would sideline little projects like this which I think is over the top...I've seen the light thanx for this
pro thats Jerry , thnx.
Vassar's on fire!!!!!!
Always.
LOVE IT!!!!!!!
thanks!
outstanding -thank you -
Nicely done, thanks!
top tunes
This is the best!t
Thank you!
Fukin rights!!!! ONLY PROBLEM IS this keeps comin up as the studio version! I would very much like this version!
Wonderful
............ahhhh.....good times...!!!
I’m so glad I pay for TH-cam to hear the whole album.
Super version of wild horses
nice lineup.
You can get it legally on bt.etree if you understand torrents
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Like this could be topped
Had Clarence White and Gram Parsons been around longer, there is no telling what music would be like today.
Of course, this is excellent on its own. Nothing wrong with the way things are.
9 times every day, throw away the clocks then
Michael Palmisano brought me here
RECORD PLANT 🎸 RAMBLIN JACK, so cool
Tickets 3.98!
Saw them at the record planting Sausalito or was that a dream, won a phone quiz on ksan
Imagine paying $3 to see this show.
priceless...
sweet
Wow i like this way better than the dead. These guys were probably second on the west coast next to the white brothers
This is the greatest bluegrass album of all time. No one could ever beat it. Think about the irony that disco and fake music of the day represented compared with this. Disco still sucks but this lives on.
On the side of the bus it says Clover, wasn't that Huey Lewis
IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD
So that's where Kenny Baker got Jerusalem Ridge.
Jerry's Breakdown sounds more like Paddy on the Turnpike
I would like to get a copy of both old and in the way and the John Hartford concert. I love bluegrass music and I have recorded over 200 shows and I will trade you some stuff that I've never given to anyone. I have some great soundboards from some big bands.
Glen Lasley Hartford is my favorite musician ever :)
Do you share?
Did Bear record this?
Where can I get a copy of this? Thought I had most.
Is that a yes or no on trading some CDs.
Any way to get this show?
Always.
Does anyone know if there's any video footage of this 8 month bliss with "Old and in the way" these all-stars??? Be nice to see:>
no video tape exists
No, very little if any o&itw video exists
Whats the linup here?
Jerry Garcia - banjo, vocals
David Grisman - mandolin, vocals
Peter Rowan - vocals, guitar
Vassar Clements - fiddle
John Kahn - bass
Time to get down w the getting down
This recording has some really bad audio moments - sheesh. Was anyone on the sound crew awake during this?
is this different than what was relased on CD?
yep..far as i know..those shows were taken from the Boarding House in San Francisco which has all been released as a complete set..This show is from the Sonoma State University Gym(according to the info above) and boy does it sound fantastic( even better than the copy I had on a bootleg disc years ago.. I once had a cool unofficial boxset of various Jerry stuff and this show and one other were included...I believe the other show had Richard Greene on fiddle and was epic( might of had one other guest...I've been hunting for that one.I would imagine that Bear recorded most if not all of the Old and In The Way stuff because he seemed to be deep into this group..I wouldn't be surprised if more music from this legendary group started to surface. Even though the output was limited to Garcia's downtime from Dead tours this stuff smokes big time and is truly timeless..It would be great to see more of Jerry's jams and sidetrips released.
Wyatt Mims The other stuff was studio recorded for the most part. This is all live! Great recording to find!
there are all kinds of jerrys projects re released. like live jerry my fav its legion of mary from 75
nooooooooo not all i have 25 live SBDs from jerry's other bands. do research
Rohnert Park is still badass...
Petaluma is better...
This is true. I'm not sure anyone would classify R.P. as bad ass... although when this was recorded it was probably epic hippie heaven.
Penngrove is hippie heaven
Cotati, man, Cotati.
Rodent Park was never anything more than an eyesore in those days and likely still is. I attended Granola State aka Mellow U. from '71 to '75...
best education I ever got, and most of it came from outside the classroom ...ifyaknowaddimean?
Zane Zinki
I lived there for a spell, late '74. If it has become a "hippie heaven", I'm willing to wager that it's about the funkiest h.h. that ever was.