i was at this show! blues traveler opened up , it was a feild trip for the band i used to play in, we were trippin our faces off! our new drummer was never the same
7 years gone from my first comment, I was at this show. Blues Traveler opened. My favorite version of this song - Garcia had the most exquisite taste in covers.
No matter what problems you had or drama going on in your life, when you went to the shows everything was put on hold you didn’t think anything negative and the band did their thing. JGB in 1990-93 was on fire. NYC show in 91 was epic.
Right on jerry garcea band shows defenetly made the world a better place you dident think about the every day bs good music good people good times that’s the world needs now
Norton Buffalo was a friend of mine. No one, and I mean no one, could play the chromatic harp like he could. And he was the nicest kindest man you ever could meet.
dancing around the den!!! Thank you Jerry so much for the good times, the stories, and for the music that shot right into my heart and soul, making me the man I am today! Forever Grateful... "Once in a while you get shown the light, in the strangest of places if you look at it right!" .
I saw 2 shows on this tour (Worcester and Providence), true highlights in my musical life. Profound appreciation for the musicians in this band. A special shout out to Jackie and Gloria, they added so much to this band.
Saw this show and the next 2 nights@Albany&Hartford. BluesTraveler opened@MSG. Good Stuff! After Albany we rode to NYC in the back of a pickup truck. COLD! Met Doug Irwin, Jerry's guitar guy@ a rest stop cafeteria. We had a cool convo! Hartford is/was a blur. Bread Box @ all 3 shows! LOVE ALL DEADICATED PEOPLE!
I love Jerry and I miss him so much.... what a talent.King of the triads with Bobby. praise Bobby the beautiful bearded minstrel is still inspiring love and happiness thru his amazing talent.
Didn’t have to look at his strings. The man was a legend. If you never saw this man perform, you are missing a lot. He was absolutely the most amazing performer I have ever seen. I miss him so much.
That was fucking hot, I never missed a JGB show here on the east coast and after a while and some bad scenes I said the hell with the dead and just saw Jerry. I was amazed at his broad style and he could always bring a tear to my old eyes.
I was there. It was sad to see "Bill Graham Presents...." on the tickets so soon after he was killed. Blues Traveler opened. And I think this is the definitive version of "Breadbox." At least that I've ever heard them play.
He looks happy, but what bummed me out was seeing "Bill Graham Presents....." on the tickets. Uncle Bobo died only a couple of weeks before this show. I can't imagine Jerry was feeling too great. That said, this is the best version of this song I've heard the JGB band play.
I feel you on that, i like the groovy version. Sorry forgot the date. This one feels too rushed. I know exactly where you're coming from brother. Well said.
I bet it would be VERY hard for Garcia to walk away from this really spot on incredible tour. In my humble opinion, Papa in his element doing what he loved to do. Crazy tight!
Yes, I have one. I remember feeling somber because my ticket read "Bill Graham Presents...." and Graham had been killed only a few weeks before this show. Also I was a little somber because it was the first time I had seen Blues Traveler since I used to see them at my neighborhood bar (Nightingale on Second Ave and 13th Street) where I grew up in Manhattan only a couple years earlier. So it was definitely a wistful feeling of change and moving on. But the music was incredible.
My third comment on this video. This is far and away the best version of this song by this band I've ever heard. The official JGB release of the Hampton show with Hornsby is a crime - they should have released this show.
Stood doing balloons in 95 degree heat in the lot watching guys at Citifield make full on pizzas in a giant oven in between two massive black speakers on mounts playing this. Pizzas flying, people passing, smiles, Jerry noodling, ice cold ballons.....thanks Jerry! (and the pizza guys for the memory!)
got me to chuckle...turned my dad on to these guys and one of his favorite sayings is "TOO MUCH FUN"...likes 2 say "aint nothing left to do but, SMILE SMILE SMILE"....anyway, logged in just 2 say thanks
i was @ this show, i was 14 and had seen the GD twice in 91, but this, my First JGB show, is when i signed up for life. Thanks a million for posting these clips of the show. Any chance you have the "what a Wonderful world" encore video? that was the highlight of the show for me and i've yet to see it on Video. Thanks a million Brother.
The Dead should’ve taken a break after 1989. Man, if Jerry would’ve stayed around the Bay Area after Brent’s death in 1990, just gigged local with JGB and JGAB, the events that transpired from 93-95 would happen a little differently. Would love to have Jer still with us. But like Harrison said “All Things Must Pass…. Away”
There ain't no bread in the bread box 'Cause we ain't got no dough And it's seems like we ain't got enough time To go foolin' around no more I've been working so hard for oh so long What've you got to show? Open up your eyes little darling Let's pack up your things and go Open up your eyes little darling Don't want to live here no more Open up your eyes little darling Been here for far too long Open up your eyes little darling It's time to move along It was late into December On a cold winter day I'd just finished bringing wood into the kitchen When I heard my Amanda say She said "Elijah, you better look around Things ain't like they used to be Times getting hard for you and me Come on daddy, it's time to shake things down" There ain't no bread in the bread box 'Cause we ain't got no dough And it's seems like we ain't got enough time To go foolin' around no more I've been working so hard for oh so long What've you got to show? Open up your eyes little darling Let's pack up your things and go Open up your eyes little darling Don't want to live here no more Open up your eyes little darling Been here for far too long Open up your eyes little darling It's time to move along Later head down in the middle of the city and I went up to her flat Trying to make it through [life] with my child and my wife And the world upon my back I said sweet thing, you better hold me tight Things ain't like they used to be Times are hard for you and me Come on baby, it's time to make things right There ain't no bread in the bread box 'Cause we ain't got no dough And it's seems like we ain't got enough time To go foolin' around no more I've been working so hard for oh so long What've you got to show? Open up your eyes little darling Let's pack up your things and go Open up your eyes little darling Don't want to live here no more Open up your eyes little darling Been here for far too long Open up your eyes little darling It's time to move along There ain't no bread in the bread box 'Cause we ain't got no dough And it's seems like we ain't got enough time To go foolin' around no more I've been working so hard for oh so long What've you got to show? Open up your eyes little darling Let's pack up your things and go Open up your eyes little darling Don't want to live here no more Open up your eyes little darling Been here for far too long Open up your eyes little darling It's time to move along
@JoshDone I used to play there in the mid nineties w/ the band S.L.A.P. We used to share bills w/ Cherokee Sex Workshop and X25....I know it's still there and it's still called Nightingale, but not sure if you've been there since it changed owners, but holy hell is it different!
The Encyclopedia Of Jerry Garcia Music Venues Fourteen years ago, I began writing The Encyclopedia Of Jerry Garcia Music Venues. It's the only book that combines all of Jerry's side band dates and the Grateful Dead's dates together by venue. Alphabetically by state, there are over 1300 venues that include rehearsal, recording, performance, living spaces and planned/canceled show venues. The history of each venue is here including architects, builders, owners, opening night performances and other notable appearances, murals, statues, stage prosceniums, backstage areas, pipe organs, secret rooms, hidden tunnels, restorations and demolitions. Jerry's history at each venue includes the bands he played with, setlists, opening acts and other information giving the reader an idea of what went down at every date on every tour. In many cases via dated photos, what guitar Jerry was playing, and other anecdotal stuff that we love to read. I've added eyewitness reports to as many specific dates as possible. These are numerous, hysterical and heartwarming. Thus far I‘ve collected over 1120 hi res venue photos approved by over 900 photographers. I've utilized college and public library special collections, historical societies, museums, Flickr and others. There aren't any Jerry photos, I have photos of the venues themselves to highlight where he played. Jerry owned over 130 musical instruments in his lifetime, giving away most of them. It's all chronicled in a 300 page section called Jerry's Musical Instruments. Envision a two volume, 2400 page set protected in a slipcase, similar to an old bible. This is a book that resembles the records kept for medieval pilgrimages to holy sites. People will want to know centuries from now where it all took place...so there ya go! On June 3rd the Kickstarter campaign launches with a cool little video starring me, and Jerry! That's where you can get the pre-purchase discount. I need your help to reach my goal in order to print this fantastic book. If I’m successful the book will be printed and ready in March 2024.
a big pile of awesome smothered in happy sauce
i was at this show! blues traveler opened up , it was a feild trip for the band i used to play in, we were trippin our faces off! our new drummer was never the same
7 years gone from my first comment, I was at this show. Blues Traveler opened. My favorite version of this song - Garcia had the most exquisite taste in covers.
I’m totally jealous
No matter what problems you had or drama going on in your life, when you went to the shows everything was put on hold you didn’t think anything negative and the band did their thing. JGB in 1990-93 was on fire. NYC show in 91 was epic.
Right on jerry garcea band shows defenetly made the world a better place you dident think about the every day bs good music good people good times that’s the world needs now
Wish I coulda been there man
Its 7 a.m. Sunday morning, head phones on, big Grin! Nothing left to do but smile,smile, smile.........
Epic comment bro
It’s 10 years later, 10 am, Sunday morning, AirPods in and still nothing left to do but smile smile smile…
Norton Buffalo was a friend of mine. No one, and I mean no one, could play the chromatic harp like he could. And he was the nicest kindest man you ever could meet.
You don't know what you've got 'till it's gone.
explain how all of a sudden all of the music you ever heard before your whole life sounds brand new
Just sharing our presous memories
@@lindaburrows9863 more reasons to pack up the things and go (Volkswagon packed to the gills and heading out on summer tour)
dancing around the den!!! Thank you Jerry so much for the good times, the stories, and for the music that shot right into my heart and soul, making me the man I am today! Forever Grateful...
"Once in a while you get shown the light, in the strangest of places if you look at it right!" .
Ditto, except i am a woman. A mere detail. Thi song gets me throigh.
Jerry. Saving my life from beyond the grave.
Gotta love him.
always will
I saw 2 shows on this tour (Worcester and Providence), true highlights in my musical life. Profound appreciation for the musicians in this band. A special shout out to Jackie and Gloria, they added so much to this band.
We're u there at the cape cod coliseum?
@@foresttemple1380 Hi, I didn't get on the bus until 1988. However, I must say, I'm not a Touchead. I got in the band via Europe 72.
It was always fun watching Jerry and Melvin comp together Jer was so happy in JGB
Our band just started covering this song. Love those Jerry licks
Never Was a Bad JGB show!!!!!!!!!!!
the man who made us smile!
Nothing left to do
come back often just to remember when things made since and love was most important
Saw this show and the next 2 nights@Albany&Hartford. BluesTraveler opened@MSG. Good Stuff! After Albany we rode to NYC in the back of a pickup truck. COLD! Met Doug Irwin, Jerry's guitar guy@ a rest stop cafeteria. We had a cool convo! Hartford is/was a blur. Bread Box @ all 3 shows! LOVE ALL DEADICATED PEOPLE!
I miss Jerry so much. Been inside of 217 show, on at least that many parks. I feel lost without the real Dead. RIP! JERRY!!!!
What a Crazt Tour this was, Sunshine, Joe and Jeremy thanks for the best time of my life on tour
I havent seen him look this happy in very many performances. Hes feelin it folks!
I’m totally loving watching him right now. Damn I miss him
Saw Jerry In Rochester NY around this time. Sure miss him.
I feel like this is my theme song! Still like the song!!!
Same
Very cool....nice groove. Jerry be jammin'!
Open up your eyes little darlin’, it’s time to move along...peace out Jer
just loved seeing this guy play, garcia will be forever missed
I can't believe that some TH-cam comments are 10 years old
That smile says everything! Happy Birthday Jerry G!
I love Jerry and I miss him so much.... what a talent.King of the triads with Bobby. praise Bobby the beautiful bearded minstrel is still inspiring love and happiness thru his amazing talent.
@slipnutt ...I do... i snuck in the garden for this show...it was off the hook !!! thank you Jerry !!!
Love Jerry Band!! Sometimes even more than the Dead. I think he enjoyed it more also, he could play what he wanted.
For sure - over the last four or five years of the GD the Garcia Band was light years better than the Grateful Dead.
I think Jerry knew he was the jgb and had to perform. With the dead he didn’t try as hard. Sad but glad to have these videos
I think it was reversed with jgb he could have fun, he didn't have to be this christ-like figure responsible for thousands of his kids
Hot in that breadbox. The violet flame burns in the space of perfect potential emptiness clarity conjoined compassion. That’s what I learned from this
He looks so damn happy.... love me some Jerry
I could listen to this everyday!!! Love.
I do!
I was there! The next night in Albany rocked too… Damn I miss Jerry.
as was i :)
This was a great tour. So glad I caught some of the shows. Thank you for sharing.
I was at this show. Blues Traveler opened.
This show was smoking hot from the first note to the last! Boy do I miss this.......
My new favorite
My grandma had a breadbox. Totally relate
"open up your eyes little Darlin'!!!" Thanks Jerry!
The audio works for me. And as JGB's modern band goes, late 1991 was just smoking tight.
Jerry only knew one speed...never stop! Love!!
That is the straight stuff oh funk master!...
+Paul Skjerseth could not agree more brother!!!
Didn’t have to look at his strings. The man was a legend. If you never saw this man perform, you are missing a lot. He was absolutely the most amazing performer I have ever seen. I miss him so much.
Jerry’s in the groove!
I'VE JUST BEEN LISTENING .AH HA HAD TO CHECK THE DATE! I WAS HERE. IT WAS SO FUN. JERRY TIMES WERE THE GRATEFULEST!!!🎸🎸
If I only knew then what I know now and realized what I was seeing! One of the best shows I've ever been to. Glad you were there too!
right!! ive never used this comment before didnt even know u respond . sorry. Miss jerry for sure!
Very nice! Thanks for everything Jerry...still miss you...
That was fucking hot, I never missed a JGB show here on the east coast and after a while and some bad scenes I said the hell with the dead and just saw Jerry. I was amazed at his broad style and he could always bring a tear to my old eyes.
I only got to see him in the later years, but to me, this tour was the best he sounded the whole time I was following him (1987-1995)
I wonder if I know you bro 87-93 I live in Eugene now prob saw you on Shakedown brother
U saw when he was probably the most sober
'91 was one helluva grateful year!
I was there. It was sad to see "Bill Graham Presents...." on the tickets so soon after he was killed. Blues Traveler opened. And I think this is the definitive version of "Breadbox." At least that I've ever heard them play.
Goddam Helicopters :( Bill Graham and Steve Ray Vaughn RIP !
He looks happy, but what bummed me out was seeing "Bill Graham Presents....." on the tickets. Uncle Bobo died only a couple of weeks before this show. I can't imagine Jerry was feeling too great. That said, this is the best version of this song I've heard the JGB band play.
I feel you on that, i like the groovy version. Sorry forgot the date. This one feels too rushed. I know exactly where you're coming from brother. Well said.
I bet it would be VERY hard for Garcia to walk away from this really spot on incredible tour. In my humble opinion, Papa in his element doing what he loved to do. Crazy tight!
Happy Birthday Jerry, 2019!
What a treat! THANKS!
best stuff ever
The Only Show I Ever Saw At The Garden. great time!
Damn Jerry's on fire!! Best version I've listened to yet. Thanks for posting
Hell yeah - rock and roll with the big fella.
Jerry was still shredding HARD in 1991.
RogueTalent541 2018 also
Yes, I have one. I remember feeling somber because my ticket read "Bill Graham Presents...." and Graham had been killed only a few weeks before this show. Also I was a little somber because it was the first time I had seen Blues Traveler since I used to see them at my neighborhood bar (Nightingale on Second Ave and 13th Street) where I grew up in Manhattan only a couple years earlier. So it was definitely a wistful feeling of change and moving on. But the music was incredible.
My third comment on this video. This is far and away the best version of this song by this band I've ever heard. The official JGB release of the Hampton show with Hornsby is a crime - they should have released this show.
Stood doing balloons in 95 degree heat in the lot watching guys at Citifield make full on pizzas in a giant oven in between two massive black speakers on mounts playing this. Pizzas flying, people passing, smiles, Jerry noodling, ice cold ballons.....thanks Jerry! (and the pizza guys for the memory!)
My theme song. Too bad I was only 9 and it was too far to walk. Grateful for all I've heard.
Man I miss this
ME TOO!!!
Thank God for You Tube
Lovin this one !
real OG SWAG
thank you for a real good time!!!!
god damn we miss you jerry!
got me to chuckle...turned my dad on to these guys and one of his favorite sayings is "TOO MUCH FUN"...likes 2 say "aint nothing left to do but, SMILE SMILE SMILE"....anyway, logged in just 2 say thanks
HELLS TO THE YEAH
I know right!!!! Look at that smile!!!
yeah yeah yeah baby that second solo take off miss u jer
Jerry was so happy. Special crowd. Special times.
i was @ this show, i was 14 and had seen the GD twice in 91, but this, my First JGB show, is when i signed up for life. Thanks a million for posting these clips of the show. Any chance you have the "what a Wonderful world" encore video? that was the highlight of the show for me and i've yet to see it on Video. Thanks a million Brother.
great stuff......ty and TY JERRY
The Dead should’ve taken a break after 1989. Man, if Jerry would’ve stayed around the Bay Area after Brent’s death in 1990, just gigged local with JGB and JGAB, the events that transpired from 93-95 would happen a little differently. Would love to have Jer still with us. But like Harrison said “All Things Must Pass…. Away”
Picked up Shroud of Turin in my F117a NIGHTHAWK.
Operation Just Cause
Rock it J...miss you so.
Some great Jah-spell Music...yowzaa!!
Perfection
check out Jerry @ 2:26 secs OMG the smile on his face yea , the lasting memory of someone who could make this kind of energy ~
WOW, thank you JERRY,,,
Thank u !
so killer...what fun!
Filo filo ..caraibico...molto bellissimo
Good lord, he's in the rhythm right from the start. He jamming like he's in overdrive. I wonder what fuel he's burning?
You wonder?
Miss you every day Jer....
There ain't no bread in the bread box
'Cause we ain't got no dough
And it's seems like we ain't got enough time
To go foolin' around no more
I've been working so hard for oh so long
What've you got to show?
Open up your eyes little darling
Let's pack up your things and go
Open up your eyes little darling
Don't want to live here no more
Open up your eyes little darling
Been here for far too long
Open up your eyes little darling
It's time to move along
It was late into December
On a cold winter day
I'd just finished bringing wood into the kitchen
When I heard my Amanda say
She said "Elijah, you better look around
Things ain't like they used to be
Times getting hard for you and me
Come on daddy, it's time to shake things down"
There ain't no bread in the bread box
'Cause we ain't got no dough
And it's seems like we ain't got enough time
To go foolin' around no more
I've been working so hard for oh so long
What've you got to show?
Open up your eyes little darling
Let's pack up your things and go
Open up your eyes little darling
Don't want to live here no more
Open up your eyes little darling
Been here for far too long
Open up your eyes little darling
It's time to move along
Later head down in the middle of the city and I went up to her flat
Trying to make it through [life] with my child and my wife
And the world upon my back
I said sweet thing, you better hold me tight
Things ain't like they used to be
Times are hard for you and me
Come on baby, it's time to make things right
There ain't no bread in the bread box
'Cause we ain't got no dough
And it's seems like we ain't got enough time
To go foolin' around no more
I've been working so hard for oh so long
What've you got to show?
Open up your eyes little darling
Let's pack up your things and go
Open up your eyes little darling
Don't want to live here no more
Open up your eyes little darling
Been here for far too long
Open up your eyes little darling
It's time to move along
There ain't no bread in the bread box
'Cause we ain't got no dough
And it's seems like we ain't got enough time
To go foolin' around no more
I've been working so hard for oh so long
What've you got to show?
Open up your eyes little darling
Let's pack up your things and go
Open up your eyes little darling
Don't want to live here no more
Open up your eyes little darling
Been here for far too long
Open up your eyes little darling
It's time to move along
Peace. And love Love and peace😊❤
open your eyes little Darren let's pack up your things and go life is what you make of I miss jerry so much
If more of us valued food ,cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world.
fukengruven! jerry g killing it with ease. as always
Happy Birthday Week Jerraaay!!! :)
Feels good to watch a big man dance....
jgb staple tour 93 rocked...
Sick every time i hear
Preach Brother.
@JoshDone I used to play there in the mid nineties w/ the band S.L.A.P. We used to share bills w/ Cherokee Sex Workshop and X25....I know it's still there and it's still called Nightingale, but not sure if you've been there since it changed owners, but holy hell is it different!
The Encyclopedia Of Jerry Garcia Music Venues
Fourteen years ago, I began writing The Encyclopedia Of Jerry Garcia Music Venues. It's the only book that combines all of Jerry's side band dates and the Grateful Dead's dates together by venue.
Alphabetically by state, there are over 1300 venues that include rehearsal, recording, performance, living spaces and planned/canceled show venues.
The history of each venue is here including architects, builders, owners, opening night performances and other notable appearances, murals, statues, stage prosceniums, backstage areas, pipe organs, secret rooms, hidden tunnels, restorations and demolitions.
Jerry's history at each venue includes the bands he played with, setlists, opening acts and other information giving the reader an idea of what went down at every date on every tour. In many cases via dated photos, what guitar Jerry was playing, and other anecdotal stuff that we love to read. I've added eyewitness reports to as many specific dates as possible. These are numerous, hysterical and heartwarming.
Thus far I‘ve collected over 1120 hi res venue photos approved by over 900 photographers. I've utilized college and public library special collections, historical societies, museums, Flickr and others. There aren't any Jerry photos, I have photos of the venues themselves to highlight where he played. Jerry owned over 130 musical instruments in his lifetime, giving away most of them. It's all chronicled in a 300 page section called Jerry's Musical Instruments.
Envision a two volume, 2400 page set protected in a slipcase, similar to an old bible. This is a book that resembles the records kept for medieval pilgrimages to holy sites. People will want to know centuries from now where it all took place...so there ya go!
On June 3rd the Kickstarter campaign launches with a cool little video starring me, and Jerry! That's where you can get the pre-purchase discount. I need your help to reach my goal in order to print this fantastic book. If I’m successful the book will be printed and ready in March 2024.
Got me on first riff! Smoking
A+
He loved tiger sounds so good