Grateful Dead Fire on the Mountain Cornell
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 เม.ย. 2024
- The Grateful Dead's performance of "Fire on the Mountain" during their legendary concert at Cornell University on May 8, 1977, stands as a pinnacle moment not only in the band's career but also in the annals of live rock music. This rendition, like much of the concert, captures the Dead at their improvisational best, weaving together the ethereal and the earthy into a tapestry of sound that resonates with the energy and spirit of the era.
From the first notes, the band sets a languid, yet compelling pace, with Jerry Garcia's guitar leading the charge, his notes bending and soaring with a seemingly effortless grace. The rhythm section, anchored by Phil Lesh's bass and the drumming of Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart, provides a solid foundation that is both driving and fluid, allowing for the expansive explorations that define the Dead's sound.
Bob Weir's rhythm guitar work is as inventive as ever, filling the spaces between Garcia's leads with chords and riffs that add depth and texture to the performance. The vocal harmonies, shared between Garcia, Weir, and Donna Jean Godchaux, are tight and evocative, capturing the song's sense of yearning and liberation.
What sets this performance apart is the seamless integration of improvisation with the song's structure. The band stretches the boundaries of "Fire on the Mountain," exploring new sonic territories without ever losing sight of the song's core. The interplay between band members is intuitive and deeply communicative, showcasing their ability to listen and respond to each other in real-time.
The Cornell performance of "Fire on the Mountain" is not just a song; it's an experience, a journey that exemplifies the Grateful Dead's unique ability to blend rock, folk, jazz, and blues into a singular musical expression. The energy of the crowd, palpable even through recordings, adds an extra layer of magic to the performance, creating a feedback loop of energy between the band and its audience.
TherGrateful Dead's "Fire on the Mountain" at Cornell University is a testament to the band's creativity, musicianship, and unbridled spirit. It's a piece of musical history that continues to inspire and captivate listeners, offering a window into a moment when music had the power to unite, uplift, and transcend.
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Dead on fire at Cornell
The animation fits perfectly. Long live this mighty Barton Hall show.
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In the beginning was the fire out of which came a voice saying: put on the light! 🍷❤️🔥😘
Thank you.!!! Woke me up feeling beautiful and blessed,,, not to mention Grateful😋🍒🎏🧁🍓
Arguably the best Fire ever?
Quite possibly! I've heard just about all of them, and the contenders are definitely few!
Search beauty and Grace when you hear the grateful Dead Play. I'm so happy that Donna the lady that sang in the band, led Jesus Christ to Christ were Jerry's is now in heaven.🥰🌹🎶✨💖
Just stop.
You shot who in the what now?
DEAR DEADHEADS..
Please "Like" if your favorite Cornell ScarFire on TH-cam are:
(In no particular order)
-The Skiing version w/Bill narration
-Alice in Wonderland
-JAMBAND DUDE
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5/01/24 The skiing version w/bill narration. I saw a tv documentary featuring extreme sports several years ago and Fire In The Mountain was featured in a skiing segment. I was instantly hooked on the song.
Oui/ yes the skiing film is incroyable/incredible... ........ this one is good, like all the others from this artist ..may I say it is different, and different can not be compared to be better than the other one ..oh oh get that 'the other one !!!!! Hope all get that ...
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Love this video deadhead forever😂😂😂
Jerry shredding at the end lol, awesome.
Always killer!
EPIC!
I'm here because my friend Katridge shared a link on his Twitter account
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I heard it was fire on Colfax in colorado.
The Fat Man ROCKS!!! Jerry starts rippin on Wolf......8:45
Please choose some songs from 5/7 and 5/9. They were just as good.
This is for for PTSD
too bad i can't enjoy this without being interrupted with ad every ~2minutes
Looks like some elden ring art
At first it looked like Mt. Sinaï Egypt 🇪🇬 yes not that far from Gaza
Music is genius. Animation not really
That's your far out position but luckily there are other ways to the top , ,, , ,, ,
I like music and art that is made by people
@@iantornay6102 yeah well someone still needs to program ai.. this is not pure Arts, people were also saying that about Dylan when he went electric🎸
Tell the computer.
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