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- Ronnie starts this song talking about Jerry Garcia's relationship to Bluegrass music and the part that daddy Del played in that. Then the band goes into an awe inspiring performance of this classic tune. Ask anyone who was at DelFest how special this show was...they'll tell you.
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Who else cannot watch this video enough? Terrific job guys!
Guilty. Quite regularly.... DEAL cover would fit right in next to this one...
Robert Hunter & Jerry Garcia - Thanks, boys! R.I.P.
Jerry Garcia would love this version. Jerry loved authentic American music and you can't get any more authentic than The Del McCoury Band and Del's sons' band The Travelin' MCCourys. I just bought the latter's self-titled 2018 disk with Loser on it and the whole record is sensational. A tremendously talented band with Ronnie and Rob McCoury on mandolin and banjo respectively, the brilliant fiddler Jason Carter, and Alan Bartram on bass, both of whom can sing lead like Ronnie, and lastly the excellent guitar of Cody Kilby. Del and Jerry must be so proud. Do yourself a favour and buy this record by The Travelin' McCourys. It's absolute gold.
Ronnie sounds like his Dad. I'm happy the McCoury sound endures
Michael, I don't know, he has the range, but I think Ron has his own unique vocal style distinguishable from his father. Not to mention writing style!
@@bpatrickhoburg no doubt that is true, however I can hear his father in his voice.
@@michaelsawyer158 Haha, yeah, that is undeniable, and I love it!
yes!
This is my fav Dead tune! Can't believe there are thumbs down comments??? This is an awesome rendition!
Those are people in Australia liking it.
The best compliment you can give any musician is to have someone play your song and make it their own
So says Jerry Garcia and many other musicians
@@MitraKirtan LOL
Hell yes brother these boys do it righteous
Just as there are bluegrass traditionalists who don't like a veer off the beaten path so there are Grateful Dead traditionalists, and if a cover doesn't hit the buttons they're looking for in the tune they love in their heart then you've done them wrong. I for one have loved every Del and Ronnie led Dead covers over the last couple decades. They're showing they're respects to legendary contributors to their musical culture in their own ways. Garcia and many others around him would love this band I bet!
What a fantastic rendition. These guys are in a class of their own.
I saw them do this with Del at The Farm in Eureka Springs, Arkansas a couple years ago. It was so good, it brought tears to my eyes. I’ve been listening to Robert Hunter’s lyrics since I was 16. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Holy Smokies...this is the best Loser I've ever heard! Those McCoury boys rock-blue.
Ole Jerry has got to be smilin' from the great beyond when he hears this!
Don't know how it took me so long to see this. Now I have and I'm happy. That's the deal.
The bass holding it all together. That bass line is killer 🤤
i put my headphones on and turn it all the way up to try to get more of that bass line. Its so dam good
The stand up Bass, is the best Bass.
Being one of those lucky souls that saw Jerry at his highs and lows-including the Dead at Cornell Univ. The vocal harmonies on this version of Loser must make Jerry happy every time it is played. Ronnie really has the vocal range needed. Great job lads.
Cornell never happened.....
Band members have clearly stated on film that Cornell 5 8 77 never happened and that they threw a bunch of different versions together. Research it and lemme know. I just wanna be right. For Jerry's sake
@@cjhudson419 some say it was an MkUltra CIA mind experiment to see if they could create memories of things that never happened 😉 . Looks like they were right.
@@cjhudson419 Gosh, Who knew? We've just gotta roll along with the punches Ay. Love to you and yours from. Aotearoa. NZ. xx (I don't usually read comments, but just a few words from your letter came up and my shackles raised a little. I m OK and loved your letter when I read it calmly. Arohanui xx
I love Ronnie's mandolin playing, have been listening to him for years, he never disappoints. Not the flashiest player around but always solid, smooth, creative. His singing has improved with age. Sounds a lot like a young Del.
Hey Jeff, I agree 100%. I've seen him get flashy in Telluride and other special occasions, but it isn't a fun thing to do, as it is unprofessional. I learned a lot from the whole family's ethics between 2006-2017. I haven't been to live music since then due to my career. Some day again!
Surprised to see him play a uke on this number instead of his mandolin.
It's an electric mandolin
This is an awesome Loser. Thank you McCourys. Another example of how GD is truly the greatest American band ever. Beautiful!
Your above comment is spot on! No other American band can touch the GD !!
Man, that 4 string E- mando is a sweet looking axe. Played by a master. Jerry would approve of this rendition. Thanks, from an bluegrasser dead head.
This recording though. The McCoury folks know how to make roots music fill your speakers up from top to bottom. Who else picks up an acoustic bass like that? Damn!
That's Bluegrass for you, the instruments are as important in the music as the vocals.
I love the fiddle and the banjo on this song.
This is an amazing version, as well as performance, of this song...hearing it played this way really shows the influence blue grass had on jerry garcia and the influence jerry garcia had on american folk music (the extent of which is realized and grows more with each generation). Such a beautiful pairing of two incredible musical traditions!
Beautiful and emotional rendition of a wonderful Dead song.
Goose Bumps like crazy i tell you... i love y'All:) Whoa!!!
I've watched this probably 50+ times
David Pach more it is on my play list
Probably around 100 now
Not quite that many yet but I'm gaining on ya lol
That's pretty much the sweetest Loser I've ever heard. Very fine.
Herd them do this at Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival, from our camp site. NEVER herd a song sound SOOO good from the Hill behind the stage. Never forget it.
Damn this is great, miss Jerry but some how he remains because of people like this.
Andy Chevalier Jerry Garcia remains cause of the music they put out, and people in 200 years will know his name and music will still being preformed
Beautiful rendition!! ❤️ ❤️ ✌️ ✌️
OMG! I found this today and have already listened a dozen times. Just plain awesome!
will you marry me?
Ronnie McCoury and the boys helping keep the music going. One of the best Losers ever.
Damn! Jason Carter is the smoothest fiddler alive today. What a great rendering of this classic song.
He's a great singer too.
He and his fiddle are one. Second part of his solo break he pressured down on the bow and made his fiddle absolutely moan. Not easy.
you are right, yes indeed
Got to see Jason in one of his very first live performances with Del and the boys at the time. Fallsburg Ny in the lobby as we checked into a huge family resort for an entire weekend of bluegrass music. Early 90’s. He was amazing even then. The band was firing on all cylinders that day too. John Starling even made a rare appearance with the Seldom Scene at the time when Lou Reid had to cancel. Alison Krauss and Union Station were there as well. Such a great weekend.
The Dead's American Beauty is one of the best bluegrass albums. Jerry got his start playing jug band music at folk and bluegrass festivals. Of course Old and In the Way (with Jerry on banjo, David Grisham, Vassar Clements and Peter Rowan) though short lived, was one of the best bluegrass bands ever.
One of my favorite Garcia/Hunter tunes done extremely well and tastefully.
Amazing how perfectly suited this song is to great bluegrass playing and singing. The light touch jazzy section toward the end has got to have Jerry's spirit beaming, and the same for Robert's spirit hearing his lyrics sung so perfectly. Didn't think the Billy Strings rendition could be matched, but this rendition is just as great.
Just like his Dad 100 % class act
I almost cry every time I listen to this amazing performance.
Daang... Ronnies voice is point.. and the picking is superb. this IS the internet win for today... for me...And I always have to wonder about the contrarians that put thumbs down on gems like this.
I think Ronnie sounds like his daddy on this song. Makes me smile, smile, smile.
YES! Amen Robbie:)
It’s people on phones accidentally hitting it
Jerry is smiling bigger than you'll ever know.
Amen
You mean Roger Hunter . I love Jerry, but Roger wrote the songs
@@tylerao You mean Robert Hunter, he wrote lyrics with Jerry while the latter wrote the tunes.
@@bpatrickhoburg yes, my fingers are fat on my phone
@@tylerao I figured you knew, I just wanted to make sure a new fan won’t get confused trying to look him up.
Incredible stage presence by each musician as they conduct and then hand-off each solo by walking toward the next player.
McCoury's are a pure class act... true professionals. Have seen them several times at festivals, and their class rises above all!
That's what is called showing class
And this band is 100 % class
Hot damn!
I just love this cover! What a tribute! Del raised some great bluegrass boys!
I think theres a banjo player out there in the great beyond smiling knowing his music is still being played long after he left this life, cant wait to see this group next week 💚🙏💚
Love this. They really capture the essence of this song where most covers fall flat. So much soul and passion. Well done guys
Yeah, I guess you're right about other covers falling flat. Hearing this version and seeing your comment made me realize that's why I don't have any Loser covers saved to my playlists: there just aren't many good ones out there. This one will be, though. They really captured the bluegrass feel of the song and a good portion of the desperation in the protagonist's voice.
And they have practiced harmonizing their whole lives together
That was a proper special evening that was.
possibly the best version? 🤯
jerry,s sitting upright for this one, keep going MCCOURYs
Best cover of this song ever. Those McCoury boys are no joke. Superb pickers and singers. I gained a whole new respect for them after hearing this song. Deep and soulful.
And its such a great fiddle playing with incredible accents... so we see: less could be so much more!
As a long-time deadhead, and now a veteran of about 60 -70 Del McCoury Shows, I truly love the Travelin McCoury's, if any McCoury or Jason Carter or Alan Bartram is involved........count me in!!! I have been lucky to have been able to go to every Delfest and this show was way over the top, not just this fabulous version of Loser, but everything they did was amazing!
Lucky boy I wish I could find me a good country boy again to listen to good music with made me sad I'm a widow now 8 long years me and my WV mountain man used to love bluegrass festivals
@@patfal1514 ♥️
You guys are atop group wonderful musicians love youguys james from Duncan oklahooma
Jesus Christ I'm in tears.
You're not crying. I'm crying.
Jerry's crying
I cried. True.
I’ve listened to this song probably 30 times today ..
Just....wow
The richness is astonishing thanks
Excellent.
I am amuzed now, for certain.
can't stop listening to this! perfectly done.
every time i watch this i wonder how in the world it would only 25k views? this is one of the best videos on all of youtube. RONNIE!
83k now more to the point where do the 15 dislikes live we need to know
DAMM RIGHT
missing kittens & babies
And go Cody & Ronnie & Jason!
Great job! Great musicians. Loved it.
Thank God for this moment in time.
This is truly one of the best version's of this song that I've ever heard and I've heard a lot !
This has become one of my new favOrites. Play it every day at least 2 or 3 imes.thanks for introducing me to them. Love this band. All great entertainers
One of my favorite Dead tunes, very well done!
One of the best bluegrass bands around. I have seen them dozens of times including another dozen with Del
Over the years I have gathered that Jerry was a good guy too alot of people.
you gathered correctly.
Best version ever.................
My wife and I were there! I remember well The Travelin' McCourys playing this Saturday night. Love these guys, love this version of this song!
I am so thankful to whoever mixed the sound, recorded, and uploaded this. This may be my favorite thing on TH-cam. It is so well done.
*grateful
@@travis8947 dam. I really missed my chance there.
Chills!
I love to hear this, this truly shows what Jerry was all about 🥰
I have seen a couple pictures from when Jerry met Del. I'll just say this, just like Ronny was saying, Jerry loved Bluegrass Music and it held a special place in his heart. Thanks so much for this. Wish there were more.
+Jason Pope The whole Traveling McCourys Saturday night set is up on TH-cam somewhere. It was one of the most mesmerizing shows I've ever seen, including an unbelievable tribute to B.B. King on "The Thrill Is Gone."
One of my favorite covers of a dead tune, it is awsome
The song, the band, the beautiful genre of bluegrass, that suit, it's all so beautiful
A perfectly touching rendition. Love it.
This band is out of this world!
I cant stop listening to this somg. Traveling mcourys are the best.
I always considered “Loser” a so-so tune.......just nothing special about it. But with this performance, it now belongs to The Traveling McCoury Band.
Beautiful, thank you.
As good as it gets. Wow!
a tremendous rendition, Jerry smiling.....
Dell fest is one of my favorite festivals. It is pricey with late night tickets. You can literally float down the river and hear everything playing bouncing off the mountain. Plus the musicians are playing top notch.
Who are the 4 people that gave a thumbs down? That had to be a accident! This was imo the best cover of this song I have ever heard!!!
Idiots who travel all over TH-cam putting down good music
absolutely beautiful.
Maybe there is still hope for us. Peace to All.
Well said!!!
That's lovely
Nothing says Delfest like this says Delfest! Thank you, Ronnie, Rob, Jason & Cody for all the good times.
They added the sweet susy, bravo
Excellent rendition of Jerry's song from his "solo" album: "Garcia" (1971)
badass !
Absolutely fantastic~
Love this version
Jerry and the Deaths would love this version. A great song, superbly performed - well done guys !
5 months til Delfest 2019! The countdown is on! 🤪
how could any one alive not love this ?
Pretty cool Pretty neat 😎
One of the best "Loser" I ever heard......Great Job.
Phenomenal!!!!
Although written by Garcia’s friend Robert Hunter, this song was personal to Jerry and he sang it with a passion. Ronnie and the Travelin’ McCoury’s certainly do it justice with this arrangement which stays true to the original composition while adding some exceptional solo breaks.
I was lucky enough to see Del and the band perform in Fort Collins back in Oct 2018.Probably the best playing I have ever seen live and I have toured with multiple jam bands and such. BEAUTIFUL!
Cosmic Ronnie.
DEL YEAH! this still gives me chills. and i must say Cody certainly is a perfect fit.
Y'all killed it! GREAT GREAT GREAT! Thank you!
This is awesome 😎 Ronnie and Rob and Jason are amazing
Great job . I give you guys a 10+
Ya,your right he sure does sound like his dad.. you could mistake him for his dad if you didn't know it.
Traveling mccoury play the festival in my town every October I missed it for the last 4 years do the reasons we won't talk about but I can't wait till next October
Love it!!! Thank you:)
This is so dam well done