Grateful Dead 9-24-88 MSG NYC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2015
- Setlist:
Set 1
Iko, Iko
Feel Like A Stranger
West L.A. Fadeaway
Little Red Rooster
Box Of Rain
Ramble On Rose
When I Paint My Masterpiece
Don't Ease Me In
Set 2
Chinese Bones
Neighborhood Girls
Crazy Fingers
Man Smart (Woman Smarter)
Every Time You Go Away
What's Going On
Drums
Space
The Wheel
Throwing Stones
Not Fade Away
Good Lovin'
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
SBD/AUD audio matrix by Kevin Tobin
Audio sync by Voodoonola
Set 2 Video:
Brokedown House Production
Taped by Anon
Tapes provided by Ian
Production Consultant Markiki
Captured & Edited by P.Togos - เพลง
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I was hit by this unexpectedly. It was 4 am, I couldn’t sleep. I got this thumbnail suggested and randomly clicked on it. The opening hooked me hard! I had that moment that all DeadHeads know about. It was as if time stopped and all things came back to Jerry and the boys. As Jerry’s raspy voice calls out with the dog whistle, “Hey Now!” I melted. This is an incredible band, whose impact cannot be summarized. They produce moments in time that seem to sit outside of time. This opening hit me again, 10 degrees Fahrenheit outside, bundled up to the gills, in the woods, and I can’t help but dance to this. Its unbelievable, even in the moment that the Dead hits you, a special wordless feeling. I am not sure anyone will care about my experience here, but I felt compelled to share for some reason. Thank you to whoever uploaded this and to all the DeadHeads perpetuating what they did! For those who don’t understand, I am sorry, for those who do, let it wash over you and enjoy the moment you’ve been given. Jerry, you are greatly missed and yet your impact continues to transgress space and time, music really is a better language! I am so thankful for this music!
🛁 🚿 💦
I was there a few nights earlier. This show was added on during that week. I believe it was like 11 shows total or something so jerry had been singing his ass off for over a week his voice was shot. This was the last night . This was a rainforest benefit.
Forever Grateful and Totally Dedicated!!! (~);} ♥️💀⚡🌹🎶✌️🤙
I understand greatly my friend , I also feel as u do ? I wish I was out there with u wouldn’t it b just grand ? ❤️🐰🌹🐇🎼🎹🫶🏼👌🏼✌️👽🪐🛸🧞♀️🧞♂️🧞🧜♀️🧜♂️🧜🧚♀️🧚🏿♂️🧚🏼😵💫🤣😂🥰😍😘
I am u as u r me
'87-90 was one long victory lap for the boys....they could play anywhere with anyone and ALL WANTED IN!
Jer Is one of the hardest working musician ever. Your voice is shot ? Any other singer cAncels the show....jerry lights a camel and straps on his velcro sneakers and gets to work !! My man. Great show
Well he wasnt famous for his singing. Like if his hand was broken and couldnt play guitar, he wouldnt go on stage and just sing
Interesting point ,yes sir......🌹🎶👍
Right! Thank you !
All for the addiction of music 🎵🎶
Remind me of the time I went to see Lenny Kravitz and he literally canceled the gig after the opening act finished because he had a sore throat. I have not cared for that prima donna since then.
I did this 9 show run, deadheads took over the 5 star hotel bar across the street from the Garden. Also there was a 40 foot inflatable King Kong with a tye dye on top the Garden. EPIC.
I was in the hotel across the street I believe it was called the Pennta
@@johninacio4180 Yes that's it! The 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Penta. We even took over the music, some head slipped the bar a Franklin to put in a cassette of a show. Do you remember the 40 ft inflatable King Kong with a tye dye shirt on? Some said it took like 20-25 king size sheets to make the shirt. Someone popped it after the last show and everyone was tearing up the shirt for souvenirs. I was too awestruck to run up and grab a piece. Coolest thing I ever experienced ever!. met some cool people who drove 100's of pounds of some jolly green giant looking shrooms from Oregon in an old van. I have never seen redwood tree looking shrooms before👀🔥✌️⚡😲💯 or since, the whole 2 weeks seemed like a dream encapsulated within a dream. Tickets were like 10 bucks on shakedown and the whole city was shakedown. I didn't want it to end.
Yes it was definitely a trip the hotel was 200+ a night I split it with my friend Doug. They charge me $25 to park my Land Cruiser and They stole all my toll change That I had in my center console. It was the first time I seen cards as keys for rooms. But there after whenever I went to Madison Square Garden for shows I would drive down there and drive back to Boston. Not bothering to stay in the city again.
we did the same thing in 90 ,with the hotel bar takeover across the street , first time i ever saw a cd juke box ,kindly loaded with Americain Beauty , Workinmans ,skeletons in closet , + etc . the entire bar was deadhead except 4 guys in tux shirt n pants n bow tie s . 2 bartends , bottle grabber , an 1 security half way down bar , who was real cool , smilin ,chill and swayin to the Dead .We also had Magilla up on the entrance roof in a tie dye .on stage it was a bit more sombre being the first shows back after we lost Brent . Vinnie n B Hornsby were on board , with bruce on the grand. MSG was set up in Quad with stacks in the 2 back bowl corners , first time i ever saw a venue that big set up in true Quad . 3 show stand ? and it was Amazin . IKO TO hANK N jUDY , dOUG N bRIAN . rEST IN pEACE TO THOSE Who HAVE pAST AND WELCOME TO THE NEW Ones . Peace .
@@gordoksel great story
Warms my heart when Brent jumped in for Jerry on the wheel. That’s a friend.
jer couldn't even attempt to hit that note !
:ove how Garcia gives Mick Taylor the room to solo and is loving the moment, and then Taylor brings the heat. Nice!
Hearing Taylor - one of the greatest blues/rock guitarist ever, play the classic Little Red Rooster with the Dead is a treat.
AMEN!
And did west LA before that one so good on fire 🔥
The stones never had it as good again when Taylor was gone!!
Sounds great with Jerry!!!
Iko opener into Stranger! The Dead were a well oiled machine at this point and I'd give anything to go back to those days.
I'd trade all my tomorrow's for one single yesterday.
@@StarDarkAshes youd trade things that do not exist for one another. Right here right now is the only place to be brother
Totally rejuvenated band and incredible sound and energy out of those openers. The faithful must have thought wow they’re really back.
Mick Taylor's tone and phrasing are so good. He's one of the few guests I've seen play with the Dead who really added alot. It appears Jerry agrees.
Definitely. Very different tone than Jerry, but fit right in. I wish they had let him go off a bit more. It seemed like he was just getting warmed up a couple times and they went back into the vocals.
Branford Marsalis
Mick Taylor and Jerry, two rock guitar legends! Rock music wouldn't be the same without their contributions.
AGREED
mick taylor could have joined the dead..... that would have been cool :)
and Bob Weir!
"Nasty Stones" 74
This absolutely RIPS!!! worth the price of admission to see Jerry give Mick the over the glasses look when he's playing the West LA riff.
Mick Taylor and Jerry Garcia, ridiculous. The show was for a good cause, it was a fun night at MSG. Wetlands after party was a blast!
Nicely put ...good times.🌹
I was at wetlands at night I'll never forget it
Wow! Mick Taylor. The best musician to ever be in the Rolling Stones
Totally Agreed!
That loss of a tremendous talent and guitar contributions as from Mick Taylor and Stones could never recapture!
I feel the best period was when Taylor added a whole incredible dimension to the body of Stones material back in the day!!
Mick Taylor, Jack Casady, Bruce Hornsby, Suzanne Vega (?), Hall & Oates, a strong Phil vocal, and more cowbell!!! I'm in.
Just heard, yeah, Suzanne Vega.
lol.....just saw cowbell deeply embedded in drum jam...........
I have cowbell playlist since snl inspiration. short though
And Brent!! 🌹🌹🌹
Hall and oats
Cow bell
I hitchhiked from Newport, RI that day to see the show. Somewhere around New Haven we were picked up by a fish truck. Needless to say , once the mushrooms kicked in, I realized I really smelled like fish. Fun adventure for an 18 year old...
🎶On the back of the fish truck that loads while my conscience explodes🎶
@@barbarascotto3873 BARBARA IS THAT A LYRIC FROM SOMETHING ?
@@robertbetts9712 "Visions of Johanna" by Dylan.
@@barbarascotto3873 aha thnk you . havre u ever seen Bob . if yes how many ,. what is your fav . Bob moment live ?
@@robertbetts9712 yes, I saw him twice. Once in 2004 in Altoona PA at a baseball stadium (I actually ran into him at his hotel in Altoona in my pajamas at 1AM).
Then I saw him with Mark Knopfler (who is tied in my book as the GOAT along with SRV) at the Barclays in Brooklyn in 2012. The highlight of that show for me was Knopfler. Dylan is the greatest lyricist, poet, songwriter and philosopher in history, but I will not see him live ever again.
2021 New Years I was bored quarantined and depressed
Then I stumbled on this gem I sat 1 or 2 row center with my friend Carolynn benefit for the rainforest. Great show Weren’t they all
You lucky dog! Thanks for going. We still have to save the rainforest. Don't stop till we get the world we really want.
Let it be a paradise filled with Saints!!
Family ETLY.
I was buying cigarettes at a local Bodega when some reached in and stole my tickets. It a very DeadHead manor I did not panic but put up my miracle finger ( which was dry powder btw) and get a ticket. Then somehow stumbled into the after party in a mysterious loft in midtown with all the boys there.It was an incredible night
Boy don’t you miss this! Best days of my life
Set 1
00:10 Iko, Iko
07:23 Feel Like A Stranger
16:11 West L.A. Fadeaway (with Mick Taylor)
24:20 Little Red Rooster (with Mick Taylor)
36:02 Box Of Rain
41:47 Ramble On Rose
48:20 When I Paint My Masterpiece
Don't Ease Me In
Set 2
57:49 Chinese Bones (with Suzanne Vega)
Neighborhood Girls
1:09:25 Crazy Fingers
Man Smart (Woman Smarter)
Every Time You Go Away
What's Going On
Drums
Space
The Wheel
Throwing Stones
Not Fade Away
Good Lovin'
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
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I miss jerry garcia ever scinse he died to me that was hard news to take. but we still have his music and the gratefull deads music to listen to till the end of time. ....
Mick is somehow pulling off the ascot while shredding the blues, unprecedented!
I Was there! And at the after party at the Springler Building... What a great night that was, drank vodka and ginger ail with Jack Cassidy. Mickey Heart led some crazy drum conga line at the after party..Does not seem like 27 years ago... seems like just a few years ago... wow don't blink................
lucky you
@@UnkleBen yeah for real I wanna get in on the fun :)
I blinked
Mick Taylor learned the Song on the job and ripps straight away a beautiful solo ...
Possibly the finest Little Red Rooster ever!
I attended, glad I did for this unique "Rain Forrest BENIFIT " GRATEFUL DEAD @ MSG, GOOD TIMES, THAT NIGHT.
I was there also
Last time I went to a MSG show
I was just listening to dead and co.
This put an end to that right away
I love how Mick Taylor advances to a second song. It's like he passed the try out and doesn't know it so he takes a bow. Then Jerry's like "stick around kid that was good".
Great Box! Phil is in the zone, vocally, and he seems a little amazed at it, himself.
Drove down from Boston and was able to score a tic for this show. Then drove home with my bud through a beautiful night - both of us feeling grateful
What a beautiful show. Love Mick's playing, he blends well. And no offense to Keith and Ronnie, but Mick is on another level.
Being as Little Red Rooster is pretty pure blues, I should think Keith and Ronnie could've held their own thank you very much. But you're right Mick Taylor is a better player in terms of proficiency. Pure feel? Keith all day.
yep, well said sir.....especially ron wood....i never really heard him do anything but be a cute lil british shit
Ron is still good.
Keith isn't the same since he fell out the tree.
mick T. was lyrical and melodic and understated and was good at i.provising...Those were the best years for the stones I lucky I got to see them back then they were wild...
I don't know if mick still plays out ?
Saw just about every MSG show in the 80's.. oh how I love it .. :-)
I think I saw about half of the shows the Dead played at the garden and Nassau. A lot at the spectrum in Philly and Brenden Byrne and Giants stadium...Albany...they played a lot around the tri-state area while I was growing up.
A lot of a lots equals many lot parties.
yeah @@isaacsilverman9976 did a lot of east coast shows too. I lived in NJ. Lots and lots of fun.. how I wish I did even more.
My god! This show is pure Dynamite! Little red rooster is freaking RIDICULOUS awesome!! fantastic! Sound clear and loud love it (~);}
Mick Taylor!& Garcia WoW
'88 Rainforest Benefit Show. I was there. Holy shit. I'm old.
Right there with ya! We may be old but we got to see all the cool bands!😂
I remember taping this off the radio! Mick Taylor and Suzanne Vega, Fantastic!
I was at this show Jerry really enjoyed playing w Mick Taylor...Boys at the Mecca ...doesn't get any better!!
My guitar teacher who taught a couple of important things that will stay with me forever managed to play with Mick Taylor, crazy Mick played with Jerry on the thumbnail I was like is that Taylor? Lol
This is sweet, you CAN really tell ol Jer was stoked o playin with Mick Taylor ...( the best Rolling Stones guitarist by FAR in my opinion.)
@@jeffriley2218 by forever far the only time they had a great live band imho like our type of live bands
That’s amazing!!! I bet if was super fun!! So lucky!
I was 6 when they played this. It was about that year my friend Caroline (5yo) played me her favorite album on her dad's record player. It was Shakedown Street. She wanted me to hear Good Lovin.
WOW! The Little Red Rooster with Mick Taylor is smokin' HOT!!!! Thanks so much for loading this killer show!
I was at this show and when hall and oats joined them, hall and oats family were on side stage and seemed amazed at them with the dead. It was surreal.
I’m looking forward to seeing hall and oats because I absolutely love their music but I would never imagine in a million years they’d be on the same stage as the dead. Will wonders ever cease? Pardon me for asking but was that Mick Taylor from the Stones? Wow!
Gotta love Jerry's killer Tiger guitar and the glorious sounds he emits from it.
Just WOW!! Also, I am guessing the best 'West LA' ever.
Don't think I've ever heard so much energy pumped into "What's Goin' On". Great fun!
When you go to a Dead show the parking lot becomes a living entity
Man I really miss those days. Guess I really am getting old 😕
Were those days ever here at all?
No. No your not. Thats a lie. You are not getting old.
Time for Courvosier and busting rails. What would Jerry do?
@@stefanschleps8758 thats the million dollar question.
@@davidr1676 or was it all just a dream?
I knew that was happening to me when me and this kid were talking and he said "you really saw Jerry".
Accept it and
"Keep On Truckin"
✌🤠
I was at this show and during West LA with Mick Taylor My buddy saved me from a mushroom meltdown !
Friends
Rooster and fade-away are superb.
Cool. And, that's why one does that sort of thing with friends and, at a Grateful Dead show. 😎👍
Lovin the jungle~bird vibe
can imagine many bright creatures flying high that night
i always felt like faeries dancin through space
daze it seemed without end
i miss the dead, my friends...
grateful, voodoo
Wow, I was 20 years old and drove into NYC from Albion MI with my girlfriend at the time and some college buddies. Remember sitting at an outdoor chess table passing around a large bottle of Gallo wine at a park in the village before the show.
I was at this one. I remember being a little taken aback by Hall and Oats doing Every Time You Go Away with the boys.
They r really good. Saw them in Charelston😜
@@danosullivan7239 Have you seen I Can't Go For That live at Darryl's House with Ceelo Green? It's on you Tube, its killer.
They also did Whats goin on. It was great.
Caught me by surprise but they were decent.
@@DennisCampbell777 Yeah I watch that channel. Some great versions!
I was at this one, such a fantastic time. What was really surprising though was when I looked up during the intermission and saw Kermit the frog, yes the lovable Muppet, on the big screen talking about the rainforests. It was surreal.
MSG...the best arena to see a Dead show...I never missed any MSG shows
The sound is Fantastic!
:)
For sure! New York State of Mind
City always felt extra cool on those nights...down to subways and commuter trains.
great sound for a big joint
Wife's first show. Still together ❤ 🥀🥀
🌹
Beautiful
So wonderful!, A
🌹grateful🌹family that space dances together,.... Stays together!! ✌🤗🌹💞🎵🎹🎸🥁🤘🤗
That bass sounds killer. On point. West LA is a walking dead man, two twisters side by side absolutely ripping up New York City.
What’s wrong with u people?
I WAS AT THIS SHOW! AND HOW LUCKY WAS I...? I WAS ALREADY A BIG SUZANNE VEGA FAN!! THIS WAS JUST BEAUTIFUL WORLDS COLLIDING FOR ME!!
I was there. My first show.
I forgot I liked it already.. so I got to like it twice. Thanks man!
Fun to see and hear 3 slides play well together, and Mick meshing well with the boys. And seeing Jerry happily playing with Mick :) Thank you Voodoonola for this one :)
Lesh is such an unbelievable bassist. PHIL ZONE.
No doubt. Incredible.
@@Sleepy_Alligator a running bass line like playing a mandolin 2 octaves down.
Amen brother
I always wondered what the problem was on Every Time You Go- seeing the video it appears their bass player took over for Phil, then after the pause, Phil drops in in classic Phil style, filling out the sound nicely.
🏴☠️🎶We want Phil!!!🎶🎈we want Phil⚡🎈🎵
These guys just tore it apart in Rooster. Totally Awesome.
It was rough tour for Jerry. Saw them at Red Rocks earlier & the laryngitis was wreaking havoc, but he cowboy'd up.
Only saw two Dead shows. The first was a week or two before they changed their name from the Warlocks to the Dead. The second was the last California concert Jerry did. (Shoreline) Ended up being one of the most bizarre days I ever lived. The two shows, Alpha and Omega.
i sadly missed this show..I would love to have seen Mick Taylor whth The GD..and came close to have been at this show. coincidentally my very !st GD show was 1yr before maybe to the day at MSG fall tour...So I remember going to try and score some tickets for these "88 fall MSG shows and fairly naively got burnt buying some 1 or 2 day old NY Yankees tickets from a fairly competent slickster scalper believing I was getting the goods..ha ha well he got me good...only $20 but what a bummer... so me and my friend got beat and had to find our way back home while on some super clean liquid that we thankfully didnt also get beat scoring, maybe 2 mins before getting those 2 day old Yankee tickets🤨🤨....NYC is a tough town LOL🫣 GOD BLESS THE GRATEFUL DEAD!!!
Mick played the hell out of his solo. Fit in great with Jerry and the band.
yes one of my favorite guitarist also
What a truly magnificent show this is! Not to be missed! Best West LA Fadeaway AND Little Red Rooster by default simply for the added chops of Mr. Mick Taylor. Simply wonderful. Also my favorite Box of Rain.. excellent show to fall into The Phil Zone for.. Thanks so much for uploading this timeless piece of footage and awesome recording. NFA!
Thank you to whomever recorded this show and thank you to whomever set this up on you tube. Really like it. . . .
Aww, this was my first time seeing them. Good times and so much nostalgia!
sure as hell wish that all of your other vids were of this quality.But, we still love em all,please keep em comming. Peace
+marc bernicker I would say most of them are.
I was here, gotta love the Box of Rain bust out. They are truly a band beyond description.
Voodoonola!! Where art thou?! You are the King/Queen of quality Dead 💀 material... Gratitude 🙏
Thanks for posting this show. What awesome footage! Jah bless! This was 1 of the 15 shows at MSG. I caught 9 of them. This was a brilliant show. If my memory serves me right, I do believe Baba Olatungi opened this show and also, came in on the drums session. What a mind blowing 2 1/2 weeks that was!
Voodoonola you made my Friday...Thank you SoOOO much I needed this.
It's 7 years later and it's Friday. Voodoonola you made my night as well.
😆🐒🍄🍰🐊🎈
BRILLIANT
I was at this show and at Giants Stadium the next year when they played in the pouring rain...pure gold...❤❤❤❤
I was at a house party during this live broadcast in high school. I found a boombox & put it on. Maybe the only Dead Head there but I had weed so i had people hanging out in the laundry room with the GD. Found out yrs later that the house i was at was my brother in laws Mom's house. He's a metalhead.
I love this as always thank u very much u wonderful man for what u have done for us old heads because we will never forget those days ! ❤️🐰🐇💜👽🪐🛸🚀rocket in ur pocket as I say ! Will always love this older Dead ! 🥰😍😘
Dude... you are the Frickin Best! I remember listening to this on the radio too with a bunch of friends. I couldn't get tickets and didn't feel like taking the drive up from the Philly area to try and get tickets. Gonna throw this on Apple TV and enjoy. Thanks for post this gem.
Thanks voodoonola, I remember the show when Ramble on kicked in and he was under the weather, and he knew the song it ain’t ever gonna end…Nice sound boards
mick taylor was so cool.
wow.
what a beautiful musician that we have been graced with.
wish we could of seen more jerry and mick playing together...
a match made in heaven ...two humble masters exploring the times and pitches...
i got to see mick with the stones...im very happy for that...
poor jerrys voice...
that west LA....with Mick picking it up so quick...
what a solo !
jerry was always so generous w other musicians ❤
two masters of improvisation jaming together.
its my new fave jerry ...
used to be branford..
so glad i get to see that
mick taylor totally getting jerry...
simply priceless.
Whoop whoop baby , .....Whats going on ...... Jerry was dancing and playing ... diggin it big time !!!!
I also stayed home for this show. I think it was on WNEW? Lost the tape over the years, They also had Hall & Oates who did A great rendition of "EVERYTIME YOU GO AWAY" it was a great show. If I remember it was A RAIN FOREST SHOW. When I watched PULP FICTION And Vincent said he was Suzanne Vega's cousin it reminded me of this show. I think it may have been the one out of so many shows in NY I didn't go too. Being it was on the radio and I could record it. Other then that I don't think I missed many shows in NY, Especially JGB shows. They were the best! The other shows that were mainly from CAL. We were able to record was almost every NEW YEAR'S EVE! From around the early 80's till whenever they stopped doing it.
I would be so humbled to have Mick Taylor on my stage. I would be so humbled to be on the same stage with the Grateful Dead!! ☮️❤️☮️
🌟Freaking Fabulous, Awesome Show🌟 Benefit for the Rainforest at Madison Square with multiple guest appearances 🌟Stupendous, They Had Their Mojo Working
The What’s Going On is special. It shows Hall & Oates at their best & the groove from the Dead is spot on. Beautiful moment.
I never cared for hall + Oates so me being who I am don’t like anyone playing with Gratefuldead but them ! ❤️🐰🐇🌹🥳🤩🥰😘😍
Thank u mrVoodoonola for putting this out there again for us !
That 5 hour music yesterday kicked me to the other side for sure ! I couldn’t move or walk especially on mushrooms which I haven’t done in quite awhile ! What a greatful trip !
Woooo what a concert ! 🔥🔥
I'm so glad I'm not one of the people who didn't want to see the greatness of not only this band but this show as well :)
🎵Man o man a friend of mine
All good things in all good time 🎶
The Garden shows were always special..ALWAYS !!!!!!
such a great video!
to see jer and mick t play together so up close...
really great phun !
thanks again.
i could see jer , when mick pulled out the slide,
saying...
where have you been in my life..
I was at this show. Kermit the frog inducted them into the MSG hall of fame and they raised a banner. Holy hell - great times.
Was totally there too. Sitting behind the stage. Wow - good times. So good I didn't realize it was such.
Couldn’t go this night, but got to listen to at work live on the Radio!
Jerry has always been the man ! This shows how great the Gratefuldead r to share the stage with whoever wants to put his voice in there for saving the rain forest !
never caught msg show.but these licks wth the guest members are a sight to behold.whay a time to be alive.the sweet spot 87-89 for me and my 85 shows.Jerry rock she winds will take us home someday and we will dance the afterlife away!!!
I'm still dancing 😍🌹
Wow, what a great video thanks for this. What a show. I’m
now 56 and my wife of 2 years(together many more) who has never seen the dead has such an innocent perspective of their music. She being a musician who knows so much more than I says things like these guys are incredible, the library of songs they draw from I don’t know how they can memorize all the lyrics (& we watch a video where Bobby forgets half the lyrics to Jonny B Goode, lol) or after hearing if my many escapades wonders how they kept touring so much and asks how did they keep going without loosing their voices??? Then we listen to a show like this and she understands. Says to me, wow that guy just kept singing Ramble on Rose and he had nothing left. How did they keep going??? I loved seeing these guys. Was some of the best years of my life, every show was a life changing experience. Wish we were together back then.
Jerry’s voice is crackling in this one , so tired is he the poor man over stretched on so many shows because the deadheads demanded so much out of him + the rest of the band of course ! But to much is enough ! Thank u Bobby for being there !
This is the best show ever here on TH-cam
That set with Hall and Oates is great!!!!!
Fantasic!!! Thanks for sharing.
I was at this show It doesn’t say anywhere in the liner notes but this was a benefit for the rainforest, back then $50 was a lot of money for a ticket but it was well worth it.
You were at that show
Mick's stuff is so composed, the ideas are solid and melodic ,great structure
then came Bobbys slide solo.
@@lucky7mojo Haha!!!
You're the man. Keep em coming.
Drum+Space.......oh my god....slowly drifting into wheel...my mind is blowing away...if I had been at the concert...think me lift off straight to universe....incredible this feeling of the band to let the people flyaway and bring them back to earth:-))))))
Happy Birthday Jerry !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!