Luckily due to the plethora of tapes produced in his lifetime we can still enjoy. Hopefully he is up there jamming with Jerry now. In a newly formed jGb with the big G.
The title should be edited to include Molo. Change "and: to &, change "with" to w/ and make room for Molo in the title! (to the person who posted the video, not the comment)...
This might be my favorite post-jerry dead related show. Kimock, Trey AND Page. The dynamics between Page and Trey are intense. Harmonics crashing against your ears from all directions at once it’s incredible.
Lol I opened the comments while watching the video and I'm like oh look that's my comment from the past. Then I realized it wasn't mine, but is exactly the kind of comment I would leave. 100 percent agree
RIP Phil Lesh. Really loved how Phil and Friends brought back some of the older or rarely played Grateful Dead numbers. The April 1999 shows at Warfield were smokin.
Had to come back to this. Phil was so great at welcoming other performers into the Grateful Dead tent. The outpouring of love for Phil by so many of those artists in the last week has been inspirational and has convinced me that his greatest musical legacy may not actually be his time in the Grateful Dead but, what he did in the post -Jerry years. In setting out to go Further, he proved that the true power of the Grateful Dead is that it is eternal and infinite. Now He's Gone, and someday, we all will be too, but long after our time on this planet has ended, there will be people playing Grateful Dead music. Thank you Phil, for putting your arm around us all and leading us to places we never imagined....and goddamn if that Kimock slide guitar Wolfmans Brother doesn't sound just as fucking good 25 years later
@@stephanlarsen8169 Are you asking who the other guitarist is? It's the guy Jerry Garcia called his favorite unknown guitar player -- Steve Kimock. The summer before these April Warfield shows, Kimock played with Phil and Bobby in The Other Ones. I don't know of any time Kimock played with Phil prior to 1998 but he's played with Bobby and Jerry and Robert Hunter has written songs for his band Zero. Look him up if you're unfamiliar!
One of the early reviews of this show (it might have been on Nugs.net) mentions that the Viola jam got so intense that one of the roadies had to step away from it to smoke a cigarette. It was one of the first things I read about this run. At the time, I wasn’t even aware that these shows were even happening. An ex stopped by to help paint the bedroom of a house I had just moved into. She handed me a tape and said, “you might like this.” It was one of those “Wow!” moments. It was a great soundtrack to paint a room, and I’ll always remember the excitement I had while learning about & listening to this run. Fun to revisit every once in a while.
He was such an integral, yet underrated part of GD’s magic. Sorry Bobby, sorry Dead and Company, but Phil and Friends was always my favorite post Jerry band, especially from 01-03ish. Herring, Molo , Barracco and of course Warren Haynes. They just always rocked.
Yes. Trey has stepped up in a number of GD places and filled the slot admirably. I don’t think it’ll ever happen again, so thank you, Trey. Keep on keepin on.
Phlesh- 1999-04-15 Set I 00:0:10 Viola Lee Blues 00:34:02 Big RxR Blues 00:44:07 Jack - A -Roe 00:50:08 Cosmic Charlie 01:02:49 Wolfman's Brother> 01:20:29 UJB Set: II 01:41:54 Alabama Getaway 01:50:38 Sugaree 02:10:59 Like a rolling Stone> 02:23:05 I know You Rider 02:35:53 Row Jimmy 02:45:24 Shakedown> 03:04:42 The Wheel> 03:13:55 NFA 03:31:49 e) Mr. Tambourine Man
@@tylerao I understand there's a lot of talent on stage. However that doesn't always blend well, these guys literally meshed better than anyone including phil could've ever imagined.
@@tylerao For my part, ignorance of Kimock's greatness. I certainly didn't press play expecting this to be BAD, I just didn't expect that it would be (imo) perfect. You can have a stellar line-up of musicians that sound great, but you have to have a stellar alignment in the heavens for a plunge into the deep well of music of the sort that happens here. It's like my favorite eras of the dead mashed up with some of my favorite phishy tones and phrasings. Listening again right now and loving it.
I've been obsessed with these shows since 99 and had a hard time finding them in the early 2000s, but thanks to the world wide web I"ve got these babies all the time and I don't have to listen to skipping CDs anymore damnit. thanks for sharing
@@dmonshaw These and the two shows with Billy K (his first post -Jerry shows) and Dave Nelson later in July (which I had the privilege of attending) were peak P&F imo
One of my favorite shows all time. I remember getting this on cassette from a good friend of mine who always had choice tapes back in the day. Trey and Page with Phil? wha??? what is this going to sound like.....then I put on this Viola...I was driving my car and about 5 mins in I was losing my mind, YES! YES! so f'n great
A great show. My ears hear Kimock n Trey get a little "Stranger" action going during Shakedown. Good on Phil for doing what he does bringing musicians together. All good.
Yeah they do a fantastic job taking one another's phrasing into consideration when one steps back and the other into the light. They don't overstep or play longer than one another or sound as if they are ever trying to out play the other but the monster playing from each says to me how dialed in everyone on stage must have been to make this magic happen.
As someone just getting into the world of dead/trey these shows have been a blast to watch. We don't get a lot of these types of gigs up in Canada, but hoping to make it down to Lockn after covid. Killer!
The best side project ever! Great group of "friends" bringing the music that we love to life in such a beautiful way! Love this.....and eternally Grateful!
You guys haven't commented in 8 months. These shows were truly monumental. After 150 dead & 25 Phish shows. Love Uncle John's. Trey is so into it! What about the vocals by Phil on 416 on the end of the best Unbroken chain
OH my god, you have the FULL VIDEO from all three performances?!? I downloaded these shows from nugs 1,000,000 years ago, and have heard them countless times since. Just a sensational run. You made my freakin' week!!!!!
Great stuff. I'd change the start time to Uncle John's to 1:17:00 or so. I was quite relived that Wolfman stretched out those extra couple mins. I didn't want it to end.
There's a Phil Molo thing that you just have to feel live in person.. undercurrents of pent up energy just slip out between those two.. and yes, kimock trey synergy, yeah I heard it
Not too familiar with Zappa. Any recomendations of particular Zappa pieces with flowing phrasing would be greatly appreciated. Just post any links you can think of here and i'll check back. Thanks in advance
You're welcome! I had been looking for these three shows everywhere and I could find pieces of them all over TH-cam but nobody had the entire weekend in one shot. I credit BH for the DVDs and many others for giving me all the songs to finally create and archive this.
Haha nice, yeah sure sounds like it sometimes. No doubt Garcia spent lots of time playing and mastering tone with Kimock. As for Trey i'm sure they spent a good amount of time together, at least that's what i'd like to believe.
Unfortunately omitted Phil and Kimocks kids doin Hello Old Friend - very sweet - had this show on 4 CDs but it got played so much the CDs just gave up lol
RIP Phil. Legend
One of my favorite Uncle John's Bands. Holy shit.
Rest in peace Mr Lesh. Your absence will be loud…😢
Luckily due to the plethora of tapes produced in his lifetime we can still enjoy. Hopefully he is up there jamming with Jerry now. In a newly formed jGb with the big G.
Phil Lesh, Trey Anastasio, Steve Kimock, Page McConnell, John Molo. That's he definition of a super band.
The title should be edited to include Molo. Change "and: to &, change "with" to w/ and make room for Molo in the title! (to the person who posted the video, not the comment)...
This might be my favorite post-jerry dead related show. Kimock, Trey AND Page. The dynamics between Page and Trey are intense. Harmonics crashing against your ears from all directions at once it’s incredible.
Smokin' hot!🔥👍👍❤️
Lol I opened the comments while watching the video and I'm like oh look that's my comment from the past. Then I realized it wasn't mine, but is exactly the kind of comment I would leave. 100 percent agree
This three show night is my favorite ever
These are 100% without a doubt the best dead shows since Jerry passed
Second that emotion
RIP Phil Lesh. Really loved how Phil and Friends brought back some of the older or rarely played Grateful Dead numbers. The April 1999 shows at Warfield were smokin.
I think a lot of the "older" songs were Trey's request, Cosmic Charlie, Alligator, I feel these were arranged by Trey during the rehearsals.
one of the greatest live performances ever given.
the greatest set of Dead music played post-August 9th, 1995
Wooowwww that Viola is pure magic woah
Really wish Trey still played like this.
Trey and Kimmock is a match made in heaven
Yup!
Jimmy and Derek are a good combo too
Jimmy and Derek are second chair too these two on this particular night
And Steve is one of the best listeners I’ve ever watched
It's the kind of music that you can literally taste. And it tastes awesome 😎👍
Had to come back to this. Phil was so great at welcoming other performers into the Grateful Dead tent. The outpouring of love for Phil by so many of those artists in the last week has been inspirational and has convinced me that his greatest musical legacy may not actually be his time in the Grateful Dead but, what he did in the post -Jerry years. In setting out to go Further, he proved that the true power of the Grateful Dead is that it is eternal and infinite. Now He's Gone, and someday, we all will be too, but long after our time on this planet has ended, there will be people playing Grateful Dead music. Thank you Phil, for putting your arm around us all and leading us to places we never imagined....and goddamn if that Kimock slide guitar Wolfmans Brother doesn't sound just as fucking good 25 years later
TY RIP Mr, Lesh in my heart forever❤❤❤❤🌈🌈🐻🐻🚌🚌🚃🚃
i honestly cannot believe how good the viola jam is about 17 minutes in. molo is an absolute master. wow. glorious jamming
🙏🙏💫💥💥💦💨🕳
Who other guitar 🎸
@@stephanlarsen8169 Are you asking who the other guitarist is? It's the guy Jerry Garcia called his favorite unknown guitar player -- Steve Kimock. The summer before these April Warfield shows, Kimock played with Phil and Bobby in The Other Ones. I don't know of any time Kimock played with Phil prior to 1998 but he's played with Bobby and Jerry and Robert Hunter has written songs for his band Zero. Look him up if you're unfamiliar!
@@ZooomaCW thanks will do. Have heard of him,.just never.czeched him out
@@ZooomaCW OMG@Zero! Gawd, are they incredible! That was Jerry's favorite band.👍
17 min or so into viola is the best music ever played
I just went out and smoked a fatty just to come back and put headphones on for this part.. Best music ever played is correct. Wow.
Kimock and Trey both have their own sound that entwine beautiful together. Not to mention they both have extremely high ceilings with talent.
One of the early reviews of this show (it might have been on Nugs.net) mentions that the Viola jam got so intense that one of the roadies had to step away from it to smoke a cigarette. It was one of the first things I read about this run. At the time, I wasn’t even aware that these shows were even happening. An ex stopped by to help paint the bedroom of a house I had just moved into. She handed me a tape and said, “you might like this.” It was one of those “Wow!” moments. It was a great soundtrack to paint a room, and I’ll always remember the excitement I had while learning about & listening to this run. Fun to revisit every once in a while.
@@cleech74 thank you for sharing this is awesome and great info, you rock.
💯@17:37 > 😮
Phil’s sound is incredible. You just always know immediately it’s him. Those fat round notes he forms
He was such an integral, yet underrated part of GD’s magic. Sorry Bobby, sorry Dead and Company, but Phil and Friends was always my favorite post Jerry band, especially from 01-03ish. Herring, Molo , Barracco and of course Warren Haynes. They just always rocked.
Love you Phil ❤️ Rest easy!
Hugs to everyone here tonight #NFA
IMHO my favorite post Jerry run with a founder. Only three shows, But it really doesn't get better than this. #2GrateTaste
I love how Phil is glancing at the sheet music during the Wolfman's Brother.
lolls
I feel like this show is what's been missing from my life.
RIP Phil, love is real not fade away 🥀
Happy 25th anniversary to this heater!
I always come back, there’s no telling when, but I’m in for all three rounds, make a day of it
That Shakedown is something else.
Absolutely smokes like a freight train!
Just got poke around Jah rastafari praises blessings respectfully Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️
Yes. Trey has stepped up in a number of GD places and filled the slot admirably. I don’t think it’ll ever happen again, so thank you, Trey. Keep on keepin on.
That rider is crazy 🔥🔥
Phlesh- 1999-04-15
Set I
00:0:10 Viola Lee Blues
00:34:02 Big RxR Blues
00:44:07 Jack - A -Roe
00:50:08 Cosmic Charlie
01:02:49 Wolfman's Brother>
01:20:29 UJB
Set: II
01:41:54 Alabama Getaway
01:50:38 Sugaree
02:10:59 Like a rolling Stone>
02:23:05 I know You Rider
02:35:53 Row Jimmy
02:45:24 Shakedown>
03:04:42 The Wheel>
03:13:55 NFA
03:31:49 e) Mr. Tambourine Man
ahhh
Double Dylan set. Nicely done.
UJB… amazing way to wake up ! Gratitude always✌️
Stay safe Phil, wherever you are..RIP
I would never have guessed these shows could be so perfect.
I agree with you 100%, these are my favorites
I’m curious why? You have 2 guys who adore Jerry riffing off each other, and a stellar pianist, with Phil. How did you not expect to be blown away?
@@tylerao I understand there's a lot of talent on stage. However that doesn't always blend well, these guys literally meshed better than anyone including phil could've ever imagined.
You're so right, THE BEST post-jerry lineup. These shows are fire
@@tylerao For my part, ignorance of Kimock's greatness. I certainly didn't press play expecting this to be BAD, I just didn't expect that it would be (imo) perfect. You can have a stellar line-up of musicians that sound great, but you have to have a stellar alignment in the heavens for a plunge into the deep well of music of the sort that happens here. It's like my favorite eras of the dead mashed up with some of my favorite phishy tones and phrasings. Listening again right now and loving it.
I've been obsessed with these shows since 99 and had a hard time finding them in the early 2000s, but thanks to the world wide web I"ve got these babies all the time and I don't have to listen to skipping CDs anymore damnit. thanks for sharing
Likewise...only I still roll my cassettes of these stellar shows.
I’ve been listening to my tapes for years and only since Covid have I found these wonderful shows!
P
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Pastor Murray is an Anointed Servant of GOD who teaches the Word of GOD with Authority!!!!!!!
RIP Phil
Trey singing Row Jimmy 🤯
Love row jimmy Jah love Jah Jerry Jah rastafari praises blessings respectfully Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️
Nobody has sounded better to me than Kimmock and Trey. And Phil, of course
These 3 shows are the pinnacle of jam music for me. With set 1 of the final night as my all time greatest set.
I feel exactly the same William!
@@dmonshaw These and the two shows with Billy K (his first post -Jerry shows) and Dave Nelson later in July (which I had the privilege of attending) were peak P&F imo
@@dmonshaw me too!
Absolutely… I have said this to many a friend
And these ears have heard alot of music. This is about as good as it gets. This reaches heights as no eagle or hawk has ever seen. ENJOY
I like the more jazzy drumming approach
very cool
I've been to Furthur, Dead and co., etc. Phil and Phriends were the best!
14:18 into the viola lee opener and phil literally says: keep going. LOVE IT.
Just casually opening the show with a half hour Viola Lee. Shakedown jam is magical. One of my favorite post-GD shows. RIP Phil
Love the intro and the whole JAM of UJB.
The intro of UJB is fucking superb. Kimock’s taste and musicality is off the charts.
Superb. This is why I like music
One of my favorite shows all time. I remember getting this on cassette from a good friend of mine who always had choice tapes back in the day. Trey and Page with Phil? wha??? what is this going to sound like.....then I put on this Viola...I was driving my car and about 5 mins in I was losing my mind, YES! YES! so f'n great
This is the goods! Thanks!
One of the all time great runs
You're welcome!
13:02 Kimmock really waited his turn to take the wheel. And man, did he. How do Trey and Steve not have a side project
Troy boned Kimock's wife. not gonna happen.
@@thejamnasium6447 Is this actually true? Heard something like that before but didn't really believe it.
actually was a wife swap and Trey's east coast sensibilities couldn't handle the wesr coast freaky deaky@thejamnasium6447
west coast
This thumps hard on my new Airpod Pros
Trey brought the good time Judy Mowatt feel to Row Jimmy. Most excellent!!!!!
I -Threes🍄🇪🇹🍄🌛⚡🌜🍄🌍🍄🇯🇲🍄
What a blessing to run into this gem today!!!🐟🐼halalughia
Incredible
Beyond outstanding
Kimock is so on fire 🔥
Transfixed
The whole is better than anything 😬😬🙌🙌
A great show. My ears hear Kimock n Trey get a little "Stranger" action going during Shakedown. Good on Phil for doing what he does bringing musicians together. All good.
I was melting there.
the good ole days
KIMOCK! the end of Sugaree just before the 2 hour mark, SHEEEWWWWIIEEE talk about some bliss for yo tisss!
Love the interplay between Kimock and Trey in Shakedown Street!!!
Yeah they do a fantastic job taking one another's phrasing into consideration when one steps back and the other into the light. They don't overstep or play longer than one another or sound as if they are ever trying to out play the other but the monster playing from each says to me how dialed in everyone on stage must have been to make this magic happen.
The call and response jam beginning at 16:30 is triumphant glory.
This is up there with my absolute favorite sugaree’s. This, 5/22/77, and then dead and Co 6/17/22
I think that Phil's shows with Friends have been some of the best post Jerry lineups. Maybe the best. Further was awesome as well!
Yes
This show rocks because it has like four "space" sections and kimock changes hit guitar like 12 times
As someone just getting into the world of dead/trey these shows have been a blast to watch. We don't get a lot of these types of gigs up in Canada, but hoping to make it down to Lockn after covid. Killer!
welcome
The best side project ever! Great group of "friends" bringing the music that we love to life in such a beautiful way!
Love this.....and eternally Grateful!
You guys haven't commented in 8 months. These shows were truly monumental. After 150 dead & 25 Phish shows. Love Uncle John's. Trey is so into it! What about the vocals by Phil on 416 on the end of the best Unbroken chain
Those vocals are sick. Also loved the days between. Chilling
Big Steve Parish in the back!!!!
Kimock has me grinning right now.
Love you All
OH my god, you have the FULL VIDEO from all three performances?!? I downloaded these shows from nugs 1,000,000 years ago, and have heard them countless times since. Just a sensational run. You made my freakin' week!!!!!
It took me a while to put these together from pieces, glad you like. My favorites!
this feels special
I'm so happy i ran across this, and so disappointed i didn't sooner. Thank you!
2:51:00 the poking around really begins, what an assembly of musicians, thanks so much for posting these shows 🤩
Great stuff. I'd change the start time to Uncle John's to 1:17:00 or so. I was quite relived that Wolfman stretched out those extra couple mins. I didn't want it to end.
My gawd, what a great performance
HOT ONE
This here, this right here is "da shit"!
Kimock is just the best! What a great guy
Missed these shows, was at the Warfield July 2&3 1999 for that Phil & friends tho what a cool venue .. 🙏 thx for the music
Love the crowd reaction to wolfmans brother. the pedal steel is so sweet on that one
Not a pedal steel. It's a lap steel. Steve doesn't play a pedal steel.
I can feel, "Phil "!
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Chapter by Chapter / Verse by Verse !!!!!!! Amen
Holy shit, good reminder of the jazz-like jamming from Phil. I remember these shows from cd-r recording but love the video element!
I wish the bass was clearer but this is amazing still.
Used to have these on cd somewhere. Love these shows.
There's a Phil Molo thing that you just have to feel live in person.. undercurrents of pent up energy just slip out between those two.. and yes, kimock trey synergy, yeah I heard it
I love you Phil
Only shows I’ve ever seen at the warfield. They never leave the rotation for long. Top 5 musical experiences for me easy.
Whoever is posting these, thank you so much!! ❤
Steve directing traffic as per usual😂
Crazy, good stuff. Can't get enough
How F@#$%NG GOOD is this recording?!?! Boss 💥⚡️🔥 Thank you 🙏
Just Great!!!!
This is glorious!
This is just straight fire! Thanks for posting!
Thank you!!!!
I so badly wanted to see these shows in person thanks for sharing
DAMN :)
Mach 5 Lightning Bolt Jam Jams... . Right on.. .
Hey man ,, love it 👍😊
Thanks. I loves me some PAF.
PAP!
Trey's got that fluid Zappa phrasing going on...
Not too familiar with Zappa. Any recomendations of particular Zappa pieces with flowing phrasing would be greatly appreciated. Just post any links you can think of here and i'll check back. Thanks in advance
Beautiful 🍄🌜⚡🌛🍄🌁🌁🌁🍄
2:49:15 My favorite moment of this run. Oh, and many thanks for posting these epic shows!🙂
You're welcome! I had been looking for these three shows everywhere and I could find pieces of them all over TH-cam but nobody had the entire weekend in one shot. I credit BH for the DVDs and many others for giving me all the songs to finally create and archive this.
Awesome!!!
Agreed, I stole that lick
2:53:11 gets me. Then Kimmock sits down and destroys
Ty❤
Question...When Jerry Garcia died, did he become Obione Kenobe or something?...The force is strong in these ones!
Haha nice, yeah sure sounds like it sometimes. No doubt Garcia spent lots of time playing and mastering tone with Kimock. As for Trey i'm sure they spent a good amount of time together, at least that's what i'd like to believe.
Trey has been called a Jedi since the 90s
Unfortunately omitted Phil and Kimocks kids doin Hello Old Friend - very sweet - had this show on 4 CDs but it got played so much the CDs just gave up lol
I hadn't heard about this - any more back story? Sounds like fun!
@@dmonshaw my bad Phil's kids then a half hour of viola lee to kick things off - first show of the run maybe
straight flame