Carlos Santana & Jerry Garcia (Get Uppa) - Aug. 2nd 1989 - Biltmore Bowl (Los Angeles) pt1 of 2
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- Rummmmbbaaaaaa Jerry ! Wanna get in a good mood ? This will wake you up !
"Latino Session" Live at Los Angeles's Biltmore Bowl (Aug. 2nd 1989).
2 segments of a 1 hour long "Latino Session" where good ol' Jerry appears as guest in two songs.
1- with Carlos Santana (Jerry takes his first solo at 2:30 makin' those Latino girls jive !!) and again at 5:10 !!).
2- the second with Ruben Blades.
Already posted but unless you typed out the perfect key words, wasn't really seen (by me at least).
PS : Apparently, this was actually shot at the Hollywood Roosevelt for SHOWTIME, not the Biltmore. Go figure. - เพลง
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Jerry Garcia could play in any musical setting.
AMEN!
@Fred Jamison Listen to the “Rap” version of Fire on the Mountain. Can’t really conjure up any other examples but i’m sure if he was alive n well he’d be able to.
@Fred Jamison oh yeah definitely rap. And very much so with the type of rap thats very popular over the last 10ish years!
Seriously, throw in a very subtle, kinda subdued jazz type riff while running it through a phaser pedal...Jerry would absolutely kill that.
IJerry and Santana both seem to really be enjoying themselves. Jerry, looked healthy in this, really moving around the stage with a extra pep in his step.. Classic!!!!
He did look healthy God bless him. That whole thing look like it would have been a blast. Long live Jerry
Jerry and Calos. Two old friends havin a ball! Jerry could not stop grinning. Carlos was lovin it. Just two buddies getting their MFn Groove on and lovin life. Beautiful!
Jerry was playing Carlos's game with his first solo but he decided to do his thing with the second solo.
@Burr Anderson I mean, there is SOME room for interpretation, I guess... but that first solo was definitely not typical Jerry in any meaningful sense, but that second one had “Classic Jerry” written all over it.
Jerry doesn't like confrontation but if he wanted to, he could lay down something fresh and fly
Imagine going to see Santana play and out walks Jerry
You're in the Band! Unless you have another gig.
I wish. Seen Santana 3 times but I was born too late for Jerry.
Would be a dream!
I was at a dead show in Mile High....... and Carlos walks out. 🤯
Where you been? They do it quite frequently. Jerry Garcia was playing with Celia, Tito Puentes and Carlos Santa - all together playing on the same stage. Jerry Garcia played with Los Lobos. JERRY GARCIA is fluent in Spanish and his repertoire reflects that.
I don't remember ever seeing Jerry move so much while playing. Well into it for sure with Carlos!!
Yep. I was there.
It was so cool.
A “formal” dining room affair- tuxedos, smallish room with the stage about 2’ above the dance floor. I was 19 yrs old! My friend Eric and I saw it in the entertainment calendar that same day- we were so stoked! Without hesitation we headed to the biltmore. Here we are- tye dyes, blazing stoned and smiling, downtown LA. “Nope sorry”. No entry. A formal benefit, they said. Dude, we were SOOO out of place! We actually tried to charm our way in multiple times until they kind of ran us out. So we are dejected walking back to the van, I look up and see a door-”Service Entrance “ and...it was open! We stepped in and no shit straight away is the “service elevator “. I push the button. Machine noise and 5 seconds, door opens. In the elevator sits the Elevator Operator- a very small , old black man and he says, “boys want to go up to the party?”. Pinch me dude. Smiles and we go ”up”. Door opens into a darkly lit backstage. The elevator is gone. Must be dreaming... suddenly huge hands from a huge man wrap around us like we are toys- he says, “ enough games guys” and he pushes us through some curtains- “the” curtains of the dining room! Seriously. Now we are suddenly appeared as the MC is introducing the show. Stark. Tye dyes and smiling. Then the couple at that table invite us to duck our heads under their table! Seriously. We do. Smiling and blazing we wait for the music to begin. Amazing. We went from a sad walk to the van to being in the show in a matter of 1 minute and 40 seconds!
We danced the night away! Everyone but us in tuxes. Jerry, my buddy, 2’ from me all night’! memorable. What a great night! Thanks Carlos, Jerry.....Steve Jordan!
Legendary haha
Love this! Jerry looks so happy, as does Carlos.
what blows me away about these guys is that they never seem to run out of licks! Like if they kept jamming for 50 years straight, covering every genre in existence, every lick they both played would sound different and exciting. Absolutely amazing guitarists!
I don't think I breathed for the entire video. Damn... Completely blown away.
Indeed mate !
5:30 put a smile on my face ,especially being able to play guitar. Jerry was mimicking santana lol..
Man, Jerry's playing like a fusion player here; distortion and all. Killer! Santana is phenomenal as always. Thanks so so much for sharing!
jerry can play some mad fusion, seek out hooteroll, keepers by merl saucers, and any reconstruction shows for several examples.
*saunders
The Dead were all fusion players, but none of them would admit it. Well maybe Bobby and Phil would. To be honest they probably have said something like that. What I'm trying to say is they probably wouldn't have gotten into Miles Davis's band, but they also wouldn't have auditioned lol
@@newusernamehere4772 Only Lesh reads music lad.........
@@newusernamehere4772 Miles Davis knew the Dead & said They're a jazz band disguised as a rock band...
Wow... Garcia went beyond expectations out of his element..... smooth......
+BB333 ksaklsc Jerry was all the elements
Yep there is no out of the element for Garcia.
MUSIC was Jerry's element 🎶🎸🎵💚🎶😊
Nothing was out of Jerry’s element!
I was at this show. And shook Jerry's hand between set while back stage!!
😁 excellent!
Was this a private event or public concert? What a show!
Holy smokes ,this was a fantastic jam! Jerry's playing has so much spirit and to see him playing with Carlos is breathtaking! This just rocks!
The accordion player is Esteban "Steve" Jordan (February 23, 1939 - August 13, 2010) was a jazz, rock, blues, conjunto and Tejano musician from the United States. He was also known as "El Parche", "The Jimi Hendrix of the accordion", and "the accordion wizard". An accomplished musician, he played 35 different instruments. He also was an actor in the talking heads film - True Stories . In the film he plays in a band with the character known as Radiohead. The band radiohead got their name from this song/movie . All Graceful instruments are known .
timing is everything, whomever scheduled the intro in the middle of Jerry and Carlos jam should be at minimum tarred and feathered!
Thanks I was wondering who is the amazing accordionist, Yes Jerry is amazing Carlos helped encourage his good soul. Bless them all.
Jerry's exchange with Carlos and his expressions during that solo at 5:25 is priceless.
For someone who saw Jerry many times, when he was healthy and expressive and when he wasn't...
It's just nice to see him so into it and histrionic
Thanks jerry and Carlos, truly my two favorite musicians
HOLY SHIT, Jerry (and Carlos) are lighting it up here!
I guess you can’t beat a man with an eye patch and an accordion, and 2 of the best guitarist of all time of course..
Jerry was so versatile, and I love how many different styles he would play. But I never thought I'd see him wailing away during a full-on Latin/Funk fusion jam. Thanks so much for sharing!
Jerry Garcia’s musical ability is on full display here. His ear, his gift for phrasing and improvisation. Modality. All of it. Those who get it, get it. But he’s still arguably the most underappreciated guitarist of all time.
Because of his ability to play different styles and genres and blend them, have to say that Jerry is the best overall guitarist.
This just added a pep in my step, today, and a big grin, for the win.😁💃
You know everyone there was having a blast...off stage and ON.
There’s just something about seeing two of your favorite, amazingly talented artists share a stage ...MAGIC !
so very Carlos to...
having 2 of the greatest guitars going on stage together
put an unknown front and center for a big part of the tune
all about the love ... opening eyes to meet the unmet ... never about the ego
a beautiful soul bringing beautiful
soul music
Jerry unexpectedly shredding - comfortable in any musical setting - Nice!
amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "two master guitarists showing their chops, sweet tones, great closeups of Jerry."
*** LoloYodel2 years ago--
"Man ! so cool to see Jer' at around 6:05 ... what a cut, with a little "Shakedown" swang to it too !!!"
Wow their two styles of playing actually compliment eachother surprisingly well.
latin style
Waddya expect?
I mean, they’re two of the pioneers in the jam band world
Two musicians of their calibre are sure to make greatness happen!
Man ! so cool to see Jer' at around 6:05 ... what a cut, with a little "Shakedown" swang to it too !!!
I love Santanas smile when he brings Jerry out !!!
Whowzaaaaaa, YES !! This rocks. Jerry takes his first solo at 2:30 makin' those hispanic girls jive !! and again at 5:10 !!
So happy to see good 'ol Jerry smiling and so into this Latin swaaannngggg !
Thanks so much for sharing
That's the funkiest pirate I've ever heard.
LOL
HAHAHAAAA
Arghcordian
This was absolutely ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculously excellent 👏 ❤🙏🎸🎸
I was lucky enough to be at this show. The crowd was about 70% well-dressed Latinos and about 25% shaggy Deadheads. Everyone mixed just fine. Many of the Deadheads had weed and shared generously. It made for a very happy scene for the whole crowd. Garcia was just giddy playing with musicians he had never met or played with. Heck, despite his name, Garcia wasn't even really Latino.
The Grateful Dead played Cal Expo two days later and I was fortunate to be there too. Jerry was reasonably happy, healthy, and in shape that year and it came through in the music.
My dad lived near cal expo in these cheap apartments and he saw a bunch of dead heads congregating and he followed them to that same 89 show. Pretty cool.
'89 Jer was the happiest I ever saw Jer. Everything was clicking for him musically, every show (dead or JGB) was absolute fire. I count myself lucky to have seen him back then.
I was also lucky enough to see them at Cal Expo that summer. Unfortunately, I was not aware that this gig was going down. So wish I could have been there!
Wasn't his father born in Spain? I think that qualifies him as Latino.
I cornered Garcia during rehearsal break. I blathered on about how much he meant to me. He was so awesome, patient and kind. Because I was dressed in a suit many of the other musicians approached to meet me. Weird.
I loved Jerry Garcia and will always treasure that last encounter.
This magic classic Santana and great solo from Garcia .. really rocks
Wow this is such a great performance by both men. Lightin’ it up!
I remember the first time I saw this video pop up and I thought to myself it couldn't be true..
just a chance in a lifetime never would have expected that🕶🎸🎶🎵🎹🥁
That's One crazy Cat on Accordion! This is priceless. Thanks for posting.
Garcia was so beautiful and so ferocious.
One of the best things I’ve ever seen
This is almost too Good to Believe. As if by Popular Request, you have the great Carlos Santana -(always Chili Pepper-Hot as Hell), the incredible Jerry Garcia (Bouncy-Bubbly & equally Hot, especially here, where he's really holding his Own with Carlos) & then Steve Jordan - the "Jimi Hendrix" of the Tex-Mex diatonic Acordeon ! Unbelievable ! What more can we ask for ? TYVM !
Holding his own? He BLEW HIM AWAY😂
Jerry did*
good stuff Lolo thanks again --Ruben Blades too, hmmn
RIP Ruben Blades
This is just incredible, thanks.
Both have it own voices....I´m happy to here Jerry and Carlos!
HEAVEN N A CUP I LOVE YOU.
Jerry certainly got around.And hes holding his own w/ Carlos!..So good it made me cry
Good lord!!!!! @1:30 Santana's guitar solo was FUNKY AND FEROCIOUS!! Right after that, Jerry brought in some heavy tone too!
My town on my 28th b-day ; didn't make this show, but have seen both Jerry & Carlos quite a few times each? But this particular show must've been a treat !👁️👁️🌌☮️🤠👍
Love seeing Jerry enjoying himself up there just ripping away.
I thought I'd been there but I was at the Belview Biltmore in Miami. cool jam. ty so much for sharing.
Carlos ,Jerry and the great Steve Jordan, WOW.
Garcia never ceases to amaze
this is one of the most legendary things ive seen, and to top it off ive never seen someone shred an accordion like that
Thanks very much.
That was Ruben Blades in the hat and Celia Cruz with the big hair in front. Legends in Latin music.
Two beautiful souls - what an amazing night that must have been! As soon as that envelope filter effect thingy turned on I was like, ahhhhhh... Miss you, Jerry ~~~}
Garcia really comes to life here; it's a totally different style of playing than what he did with the Dead. Makes me wish he had spent a little more time playing outside the Dead and Garcia bands...
& that is why people said WOW
What an incredible show that must have been but those two guys being seen together probably it wasn't that rare because they both lived out in Marin County but then again Jerry stayed on the road 300 days out of the year
But what I really like is this is a blues mix that TH-cam pulled up so it's got Jerry Garcia and Stevie Ray Vaughan scroll down to find Carlos Santana and that's kind of about it I don't know I haven't dug that far into it but what a wonderful show and I'm sure Jerry and Stevie are upstairs kicking it right now
GG747 🚀 🎶 🌎
Jerry having a blast.. beautiful 😊
Beautiful!! Awesome!!
This is amazing. So cool. It is like jazz fusion. Jerry is having so much fun he is dancing. Love it.
this is so awesome
Healthy & happy 1989 Jerry !!!
Wow this is like some parallel Jerry that I didn't know existed. His shirt is blue! His playing is on fire here too, wow.
I wasn't expecting much after hearing Carlos taking the solo action by storm, but then Jerry came in and blew everyone away. It wasn't quite as clean, but it was radical and had that Jerry psychedelia. He did have a way of drowning everyone out with that commanding melody that brings you to a higher place and then totally melts your face completely.
Way heavier then any sound he gets with the dead !!! I love it!!!
Dang, Jerry got him groove on, never seen him look so happy. Beautiful
This is great, thanks for posting, Jerry and Carlo's, two legends. Love it!!
Great sesión duo with Jerry García, Rock jazz or better I Say Smooth jazz, well moved the Best 🎸🎸🎸 🎹🥁
Looks like a blast.
Magnifique! trop classe!
asssoli meravigliosi . Jerry e' stratosferico.
No doubt talk about a couple of big hitters! That just goes to show you how versatile Jerry was. I absolutely love seeing collaborations like that. It's every bit of the reason why I became a musician. Fare thee well Jerry.
Jerrys energy had returned in 89
WTF!!?!? 🤔
Love it I think its Awesome ,, Orale 😎😎😎😎😎😎
I get flashbacks every time I hear Jerry play
love that slo mo at the end of Jerry.
💀⚘⚡❤⚡⚘💀
Forever Grateful
Without being too subtle, fucking brilliant.
Fantastic guitars and accordion.
That's a jam
Lolo yodel Beautiful CLIP ! The J. Man looks and Sounds GRATE !
I remember watching this benefit show with Linda Ronstadt etc. for L.A. Latino technical schools including music, on Tv. when it was originally broadcast or shortly there after, at my friend's place with special subscription for cable.
Remember Jerry Garcia was only half Spanish, not Latina American; and didn't speak Spanish because his Dad died when he was very young!
Augy,
San Diego
Jerry wasn't Latin-American? Garcia??
Nope, like I said his father was Spanish. But Jerry loved to jam with Los Lobos & Carlos Santana; both of which I saw luckily open for Grateful Dead quite a few times (and elsewhere also several times). There is a video on here somewhere that was originally put on ABC on Independence Day that was recorded backstage a day or so before with Los Lobos backing up both Bob Weir & Garcia doing "This Land is your Land" by Woody Guthrie acoustic and one or two other tunes somewhere in Massachusetts in '82? Ray Augustine San Diego
Yes, yguary, I agree: that carpark 'This Land is Your Land' is very emotional. Amazing in this piece how Jerry transforms the Santana groove into something new.
Carlos Santana just shredded at the end @_@
Two of my top 5 favorite, and most influential to me, guitarists of all time righ here, dude. The way they rock those riffs and patterns throughout the improv...mmm..that's how jam right there.
I always explain it to myself like, "Play your solo in sections." Like:
1st part) Find a little riff with subdued sound and do some improv around it
2nd) Different riff with improv full on
3rd) riff a little bit 3/4 of the time signature, then get a little bit wild
That's how I learned to solo/jam from these two in particular. There's several guitarists out there that are masters, but these two master the art of a groovin jam session.
Jerry wearing blue sweatshirt- the black one was in the wash..great collaboration for deadheads and santana fans alike.
Haha... the black one was being laundered... haha im 💀...
Very few, make life worth living.
✌💋
🌹⚡💀🤗
I remember watching this on HBO. Looks so long ago.
Jerry digs Carlos it's so cool to see
Andrew Blanton they really dig each other. Humble respect both ways between these 2
Carlos Santana is the best Latin rock music ever played in this planet
Jerry is enjoying the hell out of this
love it this just shows how much jerry was ahead of sanatana by miles and miles same thing if you here trey and santana play trey dances around santana like he was a first year guitar player
Wow!
I think Jerry moved more during that first solo than at all 50+ Dead shows I saw put together :)
:-)
hell yeah
This is the kinda party I’m trying to attend
Cool to see Garcia out of the GD box ... such a great player...
virtuoso superb
JERRY GARCIA knows what to do with this accordion madman. JERRY GARCIA performs it every night in the space jams, that are in every GRATEFUL DEAD performance after the drum solos.
First time I've heard Jerry Garcia play with any kind of distortion