I'm pretty sure Scott and I were the only ones taping that night from the table directly in front of Jerry. He was looking down at us holding the omnidirectional mic at forearms length making sure not to block anyone's view behind us. Recorded with a Sony TCD5 on Maxell XLII-S. I still have the master tapes in my vault along with so, so many others.
hey, someone said they were elbows on the stage in front of Garcia and were trying to avoid reaching out and tying Garcia's shoelaces together. and when the dude reached he said Garcia looked down and he looked up and Garcia launched into the rigby. dude said it was the most intense moment of his life to that point or something. it wasn't this night obviously. This is maybe the most perfect performance . there's lots f perfect performances but this is impeccable. this whole show is one of my most most favorites. I have the audio file and if it came from you I really am grateful to you. thanks
I always have think there should be make a long version of this JJ Cale song,Jerry made it .I discovered this for a while and come very often to listen, magic
@@TankWilliams__JrI completely agree especially in the 80s & 90s. As vaunted as 1977 Grateful Dead is I think ‘77 JGB is better. You could tell Jerry & Keith weren’t as high & were more with it & Donna’s singing was miles better. Part of that too could be that the JGB songs fit her singing style better than a lot of the Dead songs like Playing in the Band etc.
Check out JGB playing Dear Prudence. There’s a couple here on TH-cam that are spectacular. There’s one from June or July 1980 that is phenomenal. It was video recorded too. It’s better than the early spring versions. Those are on video as well.
Sacreligious to take any backhanded digs at the Warlocks.. but this gem from the JGB is the finest cover, I've ever heard.. by any musician, band, or orchestra. Serious soul sounds, funk, electronica, guitar virtuosity.. seamlessly blended!!!
Someone left this tape in my VW Bus at a JGB show at the Wiltern Theater in 1987. Little did I know what a gift they had left behind. Hours upon hours of joyful listening over the years! And I still have the tape!!! Still inspiring all these years later.
The greatest cover of JJ Cales song ever made,just awesome,i don't knew that Jerry made this until now, Always have thought there should be a long version of this, perfect
I heard it for the first time while driving in 1992 on a Dead bootleg filler and just about went off the road during that transition while in a state of sheer disbelief coupled with complete ecstasy.
Kills the guitar EVERY break - One of the greatest things Garcia EVER did IMHO. His band is poppin' and his guitar licks and sick monster tone are simply Re-Donk-U-Lous! Had this in college on a cassette- It was filler at the end of a Dead show tape. No info- AND back then NO interwebz or way to look sh*t up. It was lost/prolly stolen during a move. Forgot about it, then 15 years later, somebody said "Hey Fever, Ya gotta hear this .. .. ..Check out Jerry!" Getting that music back was one of the best days of my life.. .. .. Thanks for posting!
hear you bro, I was at the famous Englishtown N.J. raceway park sometime in 70's kid was born- fucking wall of sound! ( thank you, brother Owsley! great acid, great sound equipment! a true holy man & visionary!)
I was born just hours before this show. It wasn’t until I was about 19 that I found a copy. March was always a rare month for shows, but pretty cool to have such an epic show on the day I was born!
@jimbailey1667 Hi. I took the time to look into this for you actually..on Wikipedia. I know that MAY not be the BEST source of information, but I didn't know where else to look online. I checked the references of Jerry Garcia Band members, and Jorma K is NOT listed in this line up. John Kahn is...however, and and about 4 or 5 other MAIN members, but that's it. On a side note, as many as THIRTY, YES, if you can believe that, thirty members, have played with the JGB over the years in rotating shifts. But Jorma K. is not listed in this line up. When I went to Google to look up this information, I specifically typed in the name of this song and this date, and JGB/Wikipedia came up. Hope this helps....
The best by far. Nothing better then early 80’s jgb. Total heat fire here. So much energy, so much passion, so much uhh wait isn’t the story of this going back to a cancellation of a dead show so jgb played on in the city the next night? I will forever cherish this as my top jams. Chills on top of chills here folks. Cheers to all!!! Whoever put a thumbs down on this needs an ass beat lol
I have a master of this show. I taped it at one of the cocktail tables they had that butted up to the stage with cocktail service and all. So close you could smell Jerry's feet. All monitors... Awesome venue to see Garcia. so small. ..Doing the Keystone triangle every weekend to see Jer..
Someone went to tie his shoelaces together at this change to rigby but it was a different show I think--- did you see that? you guys are crazy cool you got that close to this. sounds like a very nice place to see shows as you describe it and this sound quality is so good.***grateful for this audio***
Despite his fame and repute, I think J. Garcia has been somehow underrated. His command of guitar is superb, far better of many rock guitarists who never dared explore jazz fusion...
I've been coming back to hear this track for the last 10 years. Still one of my all time favs. Jerry is absolutely on fire. The transition to Eleanor Rigby is seamless. I'm forever grateful for the person who recorded this gem. Thanks!
just what I needed after feeling bummed. jerry absolutely flying on jj cale. bless you mr. cale for some of the best music ever written. you will be missed but never forgotten. rip
I was stuck on Aerosmith back in those days. Didn't see the Dead until 85 and my first Jerry show was probably 87 or 88. Can probably count the number of times ive listened to Aerosmith since on one hand.
No doubt this was the best JGB show ever. If uwere there ...I'm jealous...closest I got to a show of this magnitude was JGB on Broadway in NYC..no tix to be had at all..I snuck in from the hotel next door..jumped down the fire escape..I'm in 6th row...Jerrryyyyy
This is just too good and it cain't be too good! Garcia's playing his licks so smooth, his voice, too. They're in a great zone. Wow, Garcia has the staccato goin', fingers fast, light, the mans' stretch is incredible. What a smooth lead in to Eleanor Rigby, the bass, the keyboards .....this is down. Groovin' to this like iz today, this just keeps getting better iz so hot. Forkin' outasite!!! I miss those days when they'd jam into another tune and go back to the original.....those days you could sit there and smoke a joint, lean back and listen, like it was going down in your living room.
This is, quite simply, one of the greatest things I've ever heard! Beyond the pale. The ripping fluidity of 70s Jerry with the earth shattering tone of Tiger.
TheGokitchen the only thing that compares to this is GD w/Carlos Santana at Calaveras County Fairgrounds Carlos jammed with them on Aiko Aiko. Jerry and Carlos traiding licks back and forth and all of a sudden Carlos starts to mimic Jerry's style and Jerry start's playing like Carlos. It was amazing because if you closed your eyes you couldnt tell who was who.
The first time I ran into this tune was some filler @ the end of a bootleg in 1991. No date or venue...just some filler!!! It took me days to recover from having my young mind sooooo blown. It took me decades to get back to this Stone theater version, which is the tops. It has a raw edge that wins the prize for this JGB rarity.
The Segway from After Midnight into Elenor Rigsby was flawless. This has got to be one of the most amazing jams I've heard from them in all their career. I wish i was there to experience it all especially the climax which I almost orgasmed. No I'm not a a deadhead....hells ya I am!
Somehow I can't quit laughing at the thought of Jerry cruising around San Francisco playing guitar while riding one of those standup scooters...Segway should come out with a psychedelic model, they'd sell a million! Happy, happy👻! And we all segue into a new way for his widow to get licensing money!
The Stone, keystone berkley and keystone palo alto, I went to a bunch of jerry shows that year, Maybe I was at this show, Remember paying $8 bucks to get in.
if I had to guess, this willl never cease to be my fav piece of music...or at the very least, within the top 3. Has been #1 since the first time i heard it 10 or so years ago. fucking incredible
I had this tape (3rd generation)....wore it the f-ck out in constant rotation.......Thought I wouldn't ever hear this again.......then goggled last year and I am trippin' back 20 years.....y first show was '82'...Norfolk Scope......but this!!!!!!.....blew my mind when I got a copy.......This is the beast!!!!!.....beware married men w/ families!!!!!!.....If you have speakers this will spell your f-units end!!!!!!!............head phones only if you rent lest you get evicted for cranking this m-f'er into the sweet Spring night......ENJOY
I love Garcia but depending on how JJ felt like playing "After Midnight" his versions were incendiary. Unfortunately JJ was notorious for disliking touring so there isn't a wealth of well recorded live shows to draw from. Some of the jams with Jerry and Dickey Betts have always been some of my favorites. Perhaps it's the love of bluegrass they shared but they always complemented each others playing so well not to have played together but a handful of times.
Of all Dead projects, my favorite band in their best era. Saw this line-up at Oswego State University (New York) on this tour.. it turned me on to the Dead.
Eleanor Rigby, all instrumental, after a few bars hinting at it, 9:40, clearly starts at 10:00 At 11:55, takes the melody up tempo a notch...just to see how it tastes. Then after 12:00 and especially post 12:45 begins to jam off more free form- beyond the dark liverpool skyline, into looser, Eleanor flavored yet uplifted cleansed by the ethers in the wide open sky- and then becoming SMOKIN HOT e.g. 14:20 ) Heads off in new direction after 15:05, back towards "After Midnight", which begins again at 15:23
John Potts if I wanted a time frame of the song and an explanation of what jerry was doing at certain times of the song I would ask you. Jerry was well just doing what jerry does the whole fucking song, and that is being jerry. The whole 19 mins. Guess what at 9:40 when I was listening to this I had to take a shit, and at 12:37 I wiped? Now I swore I was not gonna say this on here, but you made me do it with all your time breakdowns. Now let’s all just listen to jerry do his magical thing. Peace out sorry if I went off , I just wanted to listen to this without the time break down. God bless you
Right down on Broadway North Beach SF --- Jerry went to the SFAI art school classes as a kid and also played at the Keystone many times just up Columbus on Vallejo St. --- always enjoyed seeing him so much in Berkeley at the Greek...long live the great GARCIA
This is Jerry, the definitive style melodic ripping taking chances and the band so tight holding it together right behind him, once in a while in life Magic is Born and walks among us !
Rapturous in the chapel after midnight, Jerry sneaks elegantly up on Eleanor, banishes her loneliness, and segues out with a rhapsodic coda into the morning. It may be his best moment.
Wow, Very Very nice, just downloaded this show and all the other Feb / March shows. I need to hear every After Midnight /Eleanor Rigby /After Midnight . Thanks for posting
WHAT? That has brought about, "The Lurch Effect". You know, The Addams Family, on TV? Lurch would moan shaking his head, side to side while walking away. Are you crazy? 90% of the tunes were perfected, start to finish, on stage with the guys in The Grateful Dead. Garcia could play with different people that brought out different styles of music, like millions of different licks and styles. He could get different and new inspiration from playing with other musicians. He wz a composer, you know? Wrote all the music from Hunter 98% of it, if you want to look at it that way
Obviously I love Jerry Garcia as much as any other sane individual but THAT WAS GREAT! Never ceases to amaze me :):):) So blessed to have all these recordings, I was born too late to see the man . . .
I'm pretty sure Scott and I were the only ones taping that night from the table directly in front of Jerry. He was looking down at us holding the omnidirectional mic at forearms length making sure not to block anyone's view behind us. Recorded with a Sony TCD5 on Maxell XLII-S. I still have the master tapes in my vault along with so, so many others.
hey, someone said they were elbows on the stage in front of Garcia and were trying to avoid reaching out and tying Garcia's shoelaces together. and when the dude reached he said Garcia looked down and he looked up and Garcia launched into the rigby. dude said it was the most intense moment of his life to that point or something. it wasn't this night obviously. This is maybe the most perfect performance . there's lots f perfect performances but this is impeccable. this whole show is one of my most most favorites. I have the audio file and if it came from you I really am grateful to you. thanks
Then You Sir
Are a Wealthy Man!!
1 Love
How fuckin' cool is that...Thanks, i'm grateful and j all at the same time
This is an incredible rendition of this song sequence. Better than Keystone. Tip ‘ O the hat to the taper. Well done sir.
John Angus wow would love those tapes!!!!!
I LOVE PEOPLE WHO LOVE THIS SHIT
5 love you for saying it!
I LOVE YOU
Amen! 📖
Love is everything.
Love you too homie
44 years ago tonight. A masterpiece.
First time I’ve heard this version and I’m not really a JG or dead fan but this is unbelievable. So glad I came across this.
This is the hottest 20 minutes of Jerry I’ve ever heard and I’ve listened to thousands of hours of his playing
Listened to another thousand hours and this is still the one
I always have think there should be make a long version of this JJ Cale song,Jerry made it .I discovered this for a while and come very often to listen, magic
JGB possesses some his best work. By a mile.
@@TankWilliams__JrI completely agree especially in the 80s & 90s. As vaunted as 1977 Grateful Dead is I think ‘77 JGB is better. You could tell Jerry & Keith weren’t as high & were more with it & Donna’s singing was miles better. Part of that too could be that the JGB songs fit her singing style better than a lot of the Dead songs like Playing in the Band etc.
Check out JGB playing Dear Prudence. There’s a couple here on TH-cam that are spectacular. There’s one from June or July 1980 that is phenomenal. It was video recorded too. It’s better than the early spring versions. Those are on video as well.
This is such a PROPER example of Jerry Garcia in his prime, when he pulls out that wah pedal in the middle of the solo, my face melts off.👂🤌👌👍
Sacreligious to take any backhanded digs at the Warlocks.. but this gem from the JGB is the finest cover, I've ever heard.. by any musician, band, or orchestra. Serious soul sounds, funk, electronica, guitar virtuosity.. seamlessly blended!!!
Someone left this tape in my VW Bus at a JGB show at the Wiltern Theater in 1987. Little did I know what a gift they had left behind. Hours upon hours of joyful listening over the years! And I still have the tape!!! Still inspiring all these years later.
Cool !
If ya ever can drop me a copy to my po box here in paradise ca.i lost all mine in our campfire a few yrs back
The greatest cover of JJ Cales song ever made,just awesome,i don't knew that Jerry made this until now, Always have thought there should be a long version of this, perfect
One of Jerry's greatest Jams. Holy shit.
Noodler in Chief
That fucking tone tho
Without a doubt. & in my opinion one of the most psychedelic jams ever created. Pure ecstacy. Only thing that tops feb/mar 80 JGB is 72-late 74'. 🤙🏽✌🏽
This is his PEAK🔥
Oh my god the segueway into Eleanor rigby!! Can’t believe I never heard this until now!
I was just saying that.. classic
I heard it for the first time while driving in 1992 on a Dead bootleg filler and just about went off the road during that transition while in a state of sheer disbelief coupled with complete ecstasy.
@@landonmccalmon7121 Yes, driving under the influence is a dangerous thing! Just ask Bear!
Heard this transition at KCNJ - I couldn't believe what just happened
Gotta listen to this twice. The second time so the neighbors hear it too, oh man those keyboards!
Kills the guitar EVERY break - One of the greatest things Garcia EVER did IMHO. His band is poppin' and his guitar licks and sick monster tone are simply Re-Donk-U-Lous! Had this in college on a cassette- It was filler at the end of a Dead show tape. No info- AND back then NO interwebz or way to look sh*t up. It was lost/prolly stolen during a move. Forgot about it, then 15 years later, somebody said "Hey Fever, Ya gotta hear this .. .. ..Check out Jerry!" Getting that music back was one of the best days of my life.. .. .. Thanks for posting!
11 days before i was born but found out I was at this show in utero
+Corey Lewis Wow! My oldest was born (overdue) after attending a Dead show in utero (Sept. 11, 1984!)
Corey Lewis ♡
Corey Lewis I knew a douchebag named Corey Lewis, you are not that douchebag. Stay Grateful brother 💀🌹⚡
This was a few months before my 13th bday.
hear you bro, I was at the famous Englishtown N.J. raceway park sometime in 70's kid was born- fucking wall of sound! ( thank you, brother Owsley! great acid, great sound equipment! a true holy man & visionary!)
I was born just hours before this show. It wasn’t until I was about 19 that I found a copy. March was always a rare month for shows, but pretty cool to have such an epic show on the day I was born!
Many healthy and muse-ical returns!
This is my birthday show too!!! This is my all time fav!!! Epic!!
I had this tape in 1988, on the end of a show. I think Jorma K was involved. Does anyone know???
@jimbailey1667 Hi. I took the time to look into this for you actually..on Wikipedia. I know that MAY not be the BEST source of information, but I didn't know where else to look online. I checked the references of Jerry Garcia Band members, and Jorma K is NOT listed in this line up. John Kahn is...however, and and about 4 or 5 other MAIN members, but that's it. On a side note, as many as THIRTY, YES, if you can believe that, thirty members, have played with the JGB over the years in rotating shifts. But Jorma K. is not listed in this line up. When I went to Google to look up this information, I specifically typed in the name of this song and this date, and JGB/Wikipedia came up. Hope this helps....
I remember wearing this tape out from listening io it so much, this was such a killer show...
This might be the most smoking guitar work I have ever heard in my life. The more times I listen to it the more impressed I am.
listen to it again tonight! you wont be disappointed
Hooked
It's tug-worthy.
80 was quite a year for jerry
Pretty damn hot ain't it Wheatley?!!!
This is one of the classics. Heard this my freshman year if college 1989. I never recovered.
The best by far. Nothing better then early 80’s jgb. Total heat fire here. So much energy, so much passion, so much uhh wait isn’t the story of this going back to a cancellation of a dead show so jgb played on in the city the next night? I will forever cherish this as my top jams. Chills on top of chills here folks. Cheers to all!!!
Whoever put a thumbs down on this needs an ass beat lol
yeah exactly.. early 80s JGB is where it's at - the auds are mostly killer too because the venues were so small
@@michaelxz1305 auds from winter 80 are wonderful!
An ass beating? Forgive them, they know not what they do. Pity them…😎✌️
My favorite performance of After Midnight!
From Marathon Florida in 2023. Saw Jerry Garcia band last weekend with Little Feat and Tommy Emmanuel. Great to hear
I have a master of this show. I taped it at one of the cocktail tables they had that butted up to the stage with cocktail service and all. So close you could smell Jerry's feet. All monitors... Awesome venue to see Garcia. so small. ..Doing the Keystone triangle every weekend to see Jer..
I saw 15 or so shows in the lait 70's and early 80's at the magnificent stone. The place and his band. Amazing
Someone went to tie his shoelaces together at this change to rigby but it was a different show I think--- did you see that? you guys are crazy cool you got that close to this. sounds like a very nice place to see shows as you describe it and this sound quality is so good.***grateful for this audio***
I hope you've passed that master on to Charlie Miller, who's remastering all those tapes. Yay for tapers! 🙏
What'd his feet smell like? 😉😂
Heard this one when I was in college and was blown away, here we are 35 or so years later ☺️🤣🍿😻 wow now I FINALLY found it. Ty ty ty ty
jerry is so crazy on this show, he’s just rippin it.
THAT FUCKING TONE
It don't get much better than this.
Seriously.
Miss you much Jerry!
Just plain wow. I miss you, Jerry!
+Ron hulka He's always still with us.
Ron hulka amen brotha the world could use more jerry right now
One of the greatest jams of all time, thank you Jerry!
Despite his fame and repute, I think J. Garcia has been somehow underrated. His command of guitar is superb, far better of many rock guitarists who never dared explore jazz fusion...
I agree. Definitely underrated.
Yes
I've been coming back to hear this track for the last 10 years. Still one of my all time favs. Jerry is absolutely on fire. The transition to Eleanor Rigby is seamless. I'm forever grateful for the person who recorded this gem. Thanks!
Seamless Jah herb Jah love Jah Jerry Jah Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜🇧🇴🇯🇲🇬🇧🇸🇪🇸🇳🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🌍🍄🍄🌵🌵🌵
Jerry Garcia and Eric Clapton playing
🎉 this track was my inspiration to form my band in Thailand (Chiang Mai and Bangkok) - full on Dead
Same - just stops you in your tracks , unforgettable. magic
Makes me cry for joy.
just what I needed after feeling bummed. jerry absolutely flying on jj cale. bless you mr. cale for some of the best music ever written. you will be missed but never forgotten. rip
Listening to Jerry rip the AM reprise to shreds gives me the chills
Remember this was recorded live in 1980 you know back when people played real music which took years of practice to be able to play those lines.
I Was There!!! Totally Amazing
Jealous... Would so live to speak with you sometime.
I was stuck on Aerosmith back in those days. Didn't see the Dead until 85 and my first Jerry show was probably 87 or 88. Can probably count the number of times ive listened to Aerosmith since on one hand.
RIP Jerry and JJ. Don't get much better than this.
the two chillest guitar players that ever lived.
Least we not forget Eric.
I am a old JJ Cale fan and I think this is incredible,what a rendition
Jerry doing a John Coltrane interpretation of Eleanor Rigby. Jerry doing what Jerry does best!
No doubt this was the best JGB show ever. If uwere there ...I'm jealous...closest I got to a show of this magnitude was JGB on Broadway in NYC..no tix to be had at all..I snuck in from the hotel next door..jumped down the fire escape..I'm in 6th row...Jerrryyyyy
This is just too good and it cain't be too good! Garcia's playing his licks so smooth, his voice, too. They're in a great zone. Wow, Garcia has the staccato goin', fingers fast, light, the mans' stretch is incredible. What a smooth lead in to Eleanor Rigby, the bass, the keyboards .....this is down. Groovin' to this like iz today, this just keeps getting better iz so hot. Forkin' outasite!!! I miss those days when they'd jam into another tune and go back to the original.....those days you could sit there and smoke a joint, lean back and listen, like it was going down in your living room.
That's what it's like for me right now!
LIZZIE SANGI Sangi just wait
smoke em if you got em
This is, quite simply, one of the greatest things I've ever heard! Beyond the pale. The ripping fluidity of 70s Jerry with the earth shattering tone of Tiger.
TheGokitchen the only thing that compares to this is GD w/Carlos Santana at Calaveras County Fairgrounds Carlos jammed with them on Aiko Aiko. Jerry and Carlos traiding licks back and forth and all of a sudden Carlos starts to mimic Jerry's style and Jerry start's playing like Carlos. It was amazing because if you closed your eyes you couldnt tell who was who.
Every time he played the Tiger it seemed better at least it seamed that way to me....
seemed not seamed, but it seamed too.... : )
The first time I ran into this tune was some filler @ the end of a bootleg in 1991. No date or venue...just some filler!!! It took me days to recover from having my young mind sooooo blown. It took me decades to get back to this Stone theater version, which is the tops. It has a raw edge that wins the prize for this JGB rarity.
maybe.. but it ain't no Beyonce... rofl
happy birthday Jerry thank you for helping create such a magical entity
One of my favorites. Non stop Jerryatrics!
this shreds all classics
total Chill
OMG ... fucking epic. The finish at the end brings tears to my eyes. RIP JJ Cale
no one was like jerry or will ever be .... such a master. has brought me joy for over 45 years now - when he was alive or like this great one!!!
This is true although John mayer has made an amazing attempt
@@robertgord9490technically yes but no soul
This is almost too awesome. Med tent.
Med tent.?
great rendition
Thanks all around. Moments like these are forever young.
Greatful back beat here folks. Thank u 4 this. Blessings .........
The Segway from After Midnight into Elenor Rigsby was flawless. This has got to be one of the most amazing jams I've heard from them in all their career. I wish i was there to experience it all especially the climax which I almost orgasmed. No I'm not a a deadhead....hells ya I am!
Somehow I can't quit laughing at the thought of Jerry cruising around San Francisco playing guitar while riding one of those standup scooters...Segway should come out with a psychedelic model, they'd sell a million! Happy, happy👻! And we all segue into a new way for his widow to get licensing money!
The segue in and out of Eleanor is Jerry at his absolute best. What a guitar master! And shiny new Tiger sounds so gooooood!
Recorded by John Angus & Scott Hart from the 4th row, center.
Thanks so much, nicely done.
God bless you guys. Next best thing to being there.
HUGE Jerry fan here and this is the greatest sound I have ever heard him CREAT ! Man I miss him so much
I was at this show. Can hear my hoot in background. The louder they come....
susie johnson I’m sure you can
susie johnson wow what an incredible mark you’ve left on musical history
The Stone, keystone berkley and keystone palo alto, I went to a bunch of jerry shows that year, Maybe I was at this show, Remember paying $8 bucks to get in.
I first heard this on a cassette tape in 1985, which I taped onto my own cassette tape.
The best JGB show..thank you...shredding
i´m 71old fan off jerry
if I had to guess, this willl never cease to be my fav piece of music...or at the very least, within the top 3. Has been #1 since the first time i heard it 10 or so years ago. fucking incredible
What's so cool about a lot of these JAMS on TH-cam is that you're hearing your favorites, if your listening or watching, like they're brand new.
I had this tape (3rd generation)....wore it the f-ck out in constant rotation.......Thought I wouldn't ever hear this again.......then goggled last year and I am trippin' back 20 years.....y first show was '82'...Norfolk Scope......but this!!!!!!.....blew my mind when I got a copy.......This is the beast!!!!!.....beware married men w/ families!!!!!!.....If you have speakers this will spell your f-units end!!!!!!!............head phones only if you rent lest you get evicted for cranking this m-f'er into the sweet Spring night......ENJOY
lost it myself and found this! You just cannot say enough about that groove then Jer and I assume Merle get hot...DAMN!
MrJDP1974 Actually its Ozzie Ahlers! No shit?
yeah I wore this one out too. Really nice to hear it digital now.
This is off the charts!!! & that's speaking very objectively!!! WOW!!!
Jerry, the VERY best of the best....saw him MANY times, and at MANY places, like this. I'm SO lucky I was born when I was. I'm smiling :-)
Jerry & his friends could play ANYTHING & make it sound at least as good as the original artist.
YES!
Best cover band ever
I love Garcia but depending on how JJ felt like playing "After Midnight" his versions were incendiary. Unfortunately JJ was notorious for disliking touring so there isn't a wealth of well recorded live shows to draw from. Some of the jams with Jerry and Dickey Betts have always been some of my favorites. Perhaps it's the love of bluegrass they shared but they always complemented each others playing so well not to have played together but a handful of times.
@@travissmith9451 I listen to this and think "Eric who?"
Super cool. Thanks.
jerry is killing it. thanks for sharing
Thanks so much for sharing. Face melted.
My Lord, thanks for posting. Sick Licks indeed
Oh My God...Eleanor Rigby is absolutely FIRE! a bit of funk. The whole thing is smoking but the transition to ER was phenomenal.
In love with this. Thanks for sharing.
My goodness but this is incredible! Peak Jerry at the height of his powers. Lucky folks to be there.
Nice share- been digging this show for a LONG time. Jerry just freaking shreds.
Thank you for posting this! I just pulled out the tape I had of this show....oh my. Too much goodness!!!
Simply incredible
Reminds me back in college.. mid 90's. Saw him play too.. many times... go Buffs
Of all Dead projects, my favorite band in their best era. Saw this line-up at Oswego State University (New York) on this tour.. it turned me on to the Dead.
Jerry was rippin' but have to admit Ozzie's keyboard sounds always made me bonkers!
Yeah real time. He's beyond. Jah Herb from Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert
party at the wash!
Eleanor Rigby, all instrumental, after a few bars hinting at it, 9:40, clearly starts at 10:00
At 11:55, takes the melody up tempo a notch...just to see how it tastes.
Then after 12:00 and especially post 12:45 begins to jam off more free form- beyond the dark liverpool skyline, into looser, Eleanor flavored yet uplifted cleansed by the ethers in the wide open sky-
and then becoming SMOKIN HOT e.g. 14:20 )
Heads off in new direction after 15:05, back towards "After Midnight", which begins again at 15:23
John Potts if I wanted a time frame of the song and an explanation of what jerry was doing at certain times of the song I would ask you. Jerry was well just doing what jerry does the whole fucking song, and that is being jerry. The whole 19 mins. Guess what at 9:40 when I was listening to this I had to take a shit, and at 12:37 I wiped? Now I swore I was not gonna say this on here, but you made me do it with all your time breakdowns. Now let’s all just listen to jerry do his magical thing. Peace out sorry if I went off , I just wanted to listen to this without the time break down. God bless you
@@rosaliamurphy8230 mcmurphy temper LOL
@@rosaliamurphy8230 Murphy you're 10 ply buddy.
Ever consider a career in jamcasting?
Konig Corvus yes
Right down on Broadway North Beach SF --- Jerry went to the SFAI art school classes as a kid and also played at the Keystone many times just up Columbus on Vallejo St. --- always enjoyed seeing him so much in Berkeley at the Greek...long live the great GARCIA
ELEANOR RIGBY 10 minutes in.
{struck speechless}
There's so much to enjoy about this song. You definitely feel every note. Great mix.
I was at this show. Jerry was in fine form and hearing this brings back such good memories. Thanks so much!
Remarkable exhibition ... Jerry most always "let it all hang out". Unbeleivably funky and soulful jam. Thanks for posting.
Straight fire, start to finish. I could listen to this for every day till the end of time itself!
Hola my friend
This is Jerry, the definitive style melodic ripping taking chances and the band so tight holding it together right behind him, once in a while in life Magic is Born and walks among us !
Rapturous in the chapel after midnight, Jerry sneaks elegantly up on Eleanor, banishes her loneliness, and segues out with a rhapsodic coda into the morning. It may be his best moment.
kind of poetic there George
I wish I could use your language!!!
George Gilder yes good language indeed
WaaoW
Youre a fucking idiot- it ain't that fucking boo zwaaaa and it ain't nothin' but jerry SCREAMING
This is the definition of 🔥
Wow, Very Very nice, just downloaded this show and all the other Feb / March shows. I need to hear every After Midnight /Eleanor Rigby /After Midnight . Thanks for posting
Oh god, the transition... God almighty..
Good transitions are awe inspiring. JG and tGD make them look routine somehow.
well said.
------ so effortless
nick byers mosdef
I was pregnant at the Grateful Dead show when they played w/ Bob Dylan 1987 he's 31 now
I love The Stone
he played very well .....thankyou for sharing this with me and my world😁😏😃
WOW! Beautiful! Fantastic! Thanks for posting this!
After midnight is one of the best stratocaster songs on the planet.
Killer thanks for sharing ❤️
Favorite
JGB for the win. He was bored with the Dead during these years
WHAT? That has brought about, "The Lurch Effect". You know, The Addams Family, on TV? Lurch would moan shaking his head, side to side while walking away. Are you crazy? 90% of the tunes were perfected, start to finish, on stage with the guys in The Grateful Dead. Garcia could play with different people that brought out different styles of music, like millions of different licks and styles. He could get different and new inspiration from playing with other musicians. He wz a composer, you know? Wrote all the music from Hunter 98% of it, if you want to look at it that way
Oh my thats good
my God thank you!! i been looking for this for years!
Obviously I love Jerry Garcia as much as any other sane individual but THAT WAS GREAT! Never ceases to amaze me :):):) So blessed to have all these recordings, I was born too late to see the man . . .
Ok Jerry might have been too talented😂😂😂 best bridge into and out of a song! Love it!❤❤❤
How genius is it to put these songs together so seamlessly?
Totally bro. Shit is so flowy fire!!
Words can't describe this one