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Grateful Dead - Me and My Uncle / Big River (Raleigh, NC 7/10/90)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- "Starting in 1978, most Grateful Dead shows featured what became affectionately known as a Cowboy Medley. The country/western songs that were primarily sung by Bob Weir had been a part of the repertoire since 1969, but in 1978 they began joining them into medleys, with the most common being Me and My Uncle / Mexicali Blues and Mama Tried / Big River, with common variations on these combinations, as heard here from 1990 in Raleigh." - David Lemieux
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"Starting in 1978, most Grateful Dead shows featured what became affectionately known as a Cowboy Medley. The country/western songs that were primarily sung by Bob Weir had been a part of the repertoire since 1969, but in 1978 they began joining them into medleys, with the most common being Me and My Uncle / Mexicali Blues and Mama Tried / Big River, with common variations on these combinations, as heard here from 1990 in Raleigh." - David Lemieux
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Love it! 😎
You guys were doing just so good not posting songs from shows already posted on your channel, but sadly the streak has ended. 😢
1969 FILLMORE EAST..GD opening act...they played this nd their set got almost no applause.
Yo everything seems fine before Brent got sick yo
Like chocolate and peanut butter. Fantastic. I’m not sure words could describe this band. Even at there worst they were better than most. Jerry can put you anywhere he’d like you. The music really did play the band. The fkn best. Period.
An old saying...the Grateful Dead aren't the best at what they do...but they are the only ones who do what they do!
During me and my uncle Phil's bass is like a steam train in crazy speed... what a ride!!!
Unusually wild hair on Bob!
Yes, and his shorts are a bit long.
Humidity? LOL
@@g.e.5723 How did he ever make it through that show? 🤣
Brent was on fine form! 👍
Hee Haw! That was fun!
Has Trip.
A Country Band on Acid.
All I know, is I miss Jerry! I hope when it's my time I meet him on the otherside!
I remember it hadn't rained in Raleigh in over a month. Several thousand fans were on the hill that was at one end of the stadium at that time. Before the Dead came on, it started raining and the entire crowd on that hill rushed the field. Security got out of the way as several thousand people went over the fence to join those of us in the football field... magical memory...
DAMN! THAT'S GOOD MUSIC! How can you not feel great after hearing that! Thanx for my dose of The Dead 😁!
A most tasty rendition 😃🥧
The Dead could really play some shit kickin music along with psychedelic, jazz, blues, rock and any other form of music
I can still remember this show! A number of friends and myself used to catch almost every show east of the Mississippi river starting in the mid 80's when we we're old enough and had the means. Man I seriously miss those days sometimes! Dead shows and Phish shows were our thing!
I love them Cowboys.🌹#LoveIsReal #Grateful
RIP brent :(
I remember going to the very top of Carter Finley Stadium to watch the show as close to the stars as I could. I met this really interesting young couple with a backpack. They asked if I wanted to see what was inside and, at the time, they seemed harmless. Fortunately, they had two ferrets in there. all the while, the Dead was playing like it was the soundtrack to that moment. I wish I remembered what song was playing.
I sort of kind of recall ferrets as well would have been in California maybe '90. Weird. Maybe song playing when you saw them was Loser (Last ferret deal in the country...) or Brokedown Palace (Ferret you well...)
Phil looking like the guy who was always picked last in Gym class! But playing Bass like it's his world and we're just living in it!! Smokin' versions!
Raleigh is awesome. Carter Finley or whatever it was called was a nice venue. They had a great show.
Doesn't get any better than this!
Wow! Bob Wier!
These boys been practicing!
They good now!! 😉
still ❤ this guys! 🙏
The Grateful Dead are like wow I love their music I especially loved one concert I worked where they turned into skeletons on stage while they were playing that was one Halloween night I forget what year but whoa!
Pretty tight versions 👍 great bass and keys. Love it!
Good times
Europe. 72. The best. LP.
Something keeps happening every time I listen to this band…..my head starts to bop up and down and back and forth, and I can’t stop as long as the music plays. I loved seeing them live, it was always a major event. Damn! They were great!
Usually They played Greensboro indoors. This was a rare outdoor treat for Us. Shout Out To Bruce & the great job getting our peace sign necklaces. Plus, I got to see a deadhead sticker on a cadillac when I gave him a ride back home after the show.
I needed this.
In 1963 Papa John Phillips wrote "Me and My Uncle".
🎶🎸 hee, haw, cowboy Bobby 🎶
Johnny Cash wrote "Big River" 🎶
back in the late 1950s.
Excellent…💙💀⚡️🌹♥️Wonderful….🙂🙂🙂🙂
SOOOOO WONDERFUL
Tivemos esse privilégio, ouvir bons singles
Wow❤
Phil’s “fashion icon” white socks.
What kind of socks are you supposed have?
Wow! Great footage! Everybody be shreddin! I think I lost 5lbs on me and my uncle 😜
Fucking SOLID
Omg I've been wearing a grateful dead tshirt and some guy just said love your tshirt, great band
Had no idea youre a band 😂
Great tunes btw 💕
Bruh
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One of their many song cycles that leaves me cold. Most of their music was like that
Bobby Weir looks like Big Ern McCracken
...and i left his dead ass there by the side of the road!
My favorite part of the song!!!! Makes me laugh 😂 And not in a mean malice manner!!! Just sounds funny when ya sing it!!! And I’m always singing to my favorite band on the planet!!! Weeeeeee!!! ❤☀️😎💃🏻👀😂🌿🍃🌤️🙏☮️🎸🇺🇸🥁💨💨💨💨💨💨💨🦮💨💨💨
I still prefer anything from Europe 72. You can get lost in there!
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Im sorry but the sound coming out of Brents keyboards just sucks. The only times I enjoy him is when he is on the organ
Yeah that digital piano sound is grim. It's a shame as it's the only blott on their 90s sound imo. Same when Vince Wellneck joined.
Hate to say it but it’s true 💁♂️
Best Big Rivers were Brent Big Rivers