Brent looking like he walked off the job at the coal mines and stepped onto the magic bus to rock the keys and sing with his awesomely unique voice. RIP player.
I'm just an old-timer but I'm still just a rookie I agree Jerry is in control of the world. That's why we have people like us to cook for them and 10 for them and make sure that are okay.
I looked at the screen just in time to catch that. My first thought was Jerry had to pee. Of course, I'm at the hospital hooked up to an IV so that's on my mind.
The rare occasion when each man was keyed in, on time and focused. But yes, Brent especially steps in and goes next-dimension. And YES YES, Jerry catches the spark, breaks off that Snoopy dance, and proceeds to SHRED!
Brent was the big boys. Gah damn i miss those guys, brent was a special type of guy. First year with the band and on go to heaven he had two songs of his on that album. Stepping up to bat in the same league where Barlow and Hunter were pouring out their hearts and their poetry was a ballsy and powerful move from Brent and he made it work in a huge way. That first album and year of his in the band, it cemented his place for me roght then and there. It only got bwtter and better through the years, he was literally opening up and blossoming in his final years. Fuck its such a tragedy he had to leave when he did. The band never came back from his departure
Keith was pretty amazing from when he joined and into 74/75. By 76-77 I still liked his playing but 78 isn't often on my playlists. Brent was well rounded on anything with keys it seemed AND he could sing. Vince had a better vocal range and he filled the bench and was a very nice guy but when stepping into Brent's shoes....sort of like anyone trying to replace the real or imagined Jerry playing, singing, delivery, the grin he'd get with onstage, what he'd see in the closer audience seats, or what we'd see of his personal life at good times. Love these videos and music.
Lol - you can see Brent call his own number for the second verse starting at 1:20. He then launches straight into singing the verse without hesitating for a moment or missing a single beat. I just love seeing video of these guys playing together. The on-stage communication is simply brilliant.
I was at this show!! Brent was on fire and the boys were feeding off his passion for playing with everything he had. Amazing show from first song to the last .
Jerry’s little salute to Brent at 1:37 gets me every single time. 😭 Jerry and Brent jamming, and Brent’s singing really brought a new dimension to the band as well as a new energy to Jerry.
"This calypso cover first appeared in the Dead's setlists in 1981, and settled into a second-set pre-Drums slot, played occasionally and always getting the crowd dancing. Sometimes, when they were in the mood, Brent would take a verse, always welcome." - David Lemieux
Technically my first show was in '72 in Veneta at the country fair. I was 9 so I don't remember anything except for trying to catch up with my German mother who was fascinated with the scene and loved it! I was there for the '82 show. I used to have an excellent tape from that show I took all the way to Panama in the mid 80's . I remember "Women" from several shows. Thank you for the memories!
I used to often be unsure if it was this song or Aiko-Aiko , atleast until the singing, but I didn't care as long as there was some "jamming" between every few lines.
When Brent hit that verse!! Goosebumps. I was lucky and found the Dead early as a 14 year old in 86. First shows were 87 and saw lots of Brent. Last shows were Birmingham 95. RIP B&J. Thanks for the music. (Jerry's reaction to the end of Brent's verse - priceless!!)
Loved taping these outdoor shows. Brent was certainly able to bring instant life, to a generic set list on off nights. Still not sure if it was the band that was off those nights or if I just wasn't off enough.
Did Whole Spring Tour Birmingham Was 2 Show"s As Yo I Feel Birmingham Was Best Stop That Spring, Above 3 at Philly 2 at N.C, 4 at ATL, 2 at TENN,2 at BIRM,& 1at TAMPA !!!!
I've seen this so many times, and today was the first time I noticed (at around 1:21), Bobby looks at Brent, and Brent nods and points to his mic....that brings me yet more joy.
I miss Brent. I mean, of COURSE I miss Jerry! But I miss Brent too. Such a warm spirit, killer keyboard chops, and utterly unique and irreplaceable voice. The best thing about late era Dead (in my opinion) is Brent’s voice. ❤
The Fat Man was so proud of his protegee. Brent was ascending into such a large role and would have surely carried this band through and beyond. He could steal the show and did. Orchard Park was one of my favorite places to see the Boys for sheer volume of people alone. God I miss it so much. Peace & Love to all those heartsick like myself.
Wow! Seeing Jerry so happy and light on his feet @1:37 b/c the crowd loves the Brent vocals…..man it’s cool, I don’t know if I have ever seen Jerry so happy onstage like that……cool…..he found the fun
The misfire at the beginning had the energy of a premie. Bob kicking off the riff and the whole team sliding in but then immediately slipping. Shit, especially after a killer Touch of Grey if they had slid into MSWS that would've killed it. Classic dead experience though
1981 you say. In 1976, a man by the name of Robert Palmer recorded this same song and had a hit with it. A few musicians from a band named Little Feat provided the musical accompaniment for the song. Yet another job they didn't get credit for. Don't Bogart that Joint was another.
A myth behind the story, - Lucy Ricardo from I love Lucy used to hear her husband Ricky Ricardo sing this song to her prior to the first interracial couple being publicized on national TV! And I recently wrote a new song called family tree where Adam says to Eve, eat that Apple baby if you please! So the women have been smarter than us man for a long time according to a reworking of an old story. Thanks Bobby and Dead for that insight, one of my favorite unrecorded on an album Grateful Dead songs! Thanks Sir David and Dead Family!
It looks like Bob was supposed to sing the Little Boy Sit On The Corner And Cry verse, as he usually did... Bob's looking at Brent as he's walking up to the mic... Brent points to Bob to go back as if he's saying... I got this. Jerry's watching Bob walk toward the mic... and then looks a little bewildered as Bob backs off... and then Brent knocks it out of the ballpark. It looked like it made Jerry's day.
been looking for this video everywhere, it was up a few months ago, but seemed to disappear from the face of the earth, (at least for me), happy days to find it again!
Man, this is a smoking track! I came across Harry Belafonte today! I remembered how I forgot about this song lol I remember seeing Jerry play this so several times! It was one of the regular songs they busted out
Thanks for Posting MON ..Great stuff ..my 1st show was 1979 Rochester NY ..my last show was somewhere in the 90s ..was in another land....RIP Jerry, PIG PEN ! Brent ...we love ya
the dozen or so shows i caught ( 80 - 87 ) were all with this line up ( mydland ) and probably one of the best line-up'z in my dead opinion , peAce , davis
Best show of the late 80s. On the fourth of July in 1989. The song deal for this show is the best in my opinion, absolutely smoking hot. Jerry cranked up the gain up on that second solo one and absolutely ripped throught it. Ferocious.
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Brent looking like he walked off the job at the coal mines and stepped onto the magic bus to rock the keys and sing with his awesomely unique voice. RIP player.
Well said!!
@NLTDB3S You know your piano masters; ain't nothin' like some boogie woogie country man in the morning. Smells like 420 &... victory.
Beauty.
I have a hard time trying to think of a better singer and musician than Brent !!! R.I.P
The GOAT on the keys!
When Jerry is Happy, The whole world is Happy
When I'm sad, Jerry makes me Happy!
Indeed brother. "Will it be fun?" JG
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I'm an old deadhead but I'm still just a rookie. God bless all of us. And that means you too.
I'm just an old-timer but I'm still just a rookie I agree Jerry is in control of the world. That's why we have people like us to cook for them and 10 for them and make sure that are okay.
Jerry’s face and little dance he does when Brent comes in on the second verse. So priceless!❤️💀
I looked at the screen just in time to catch that. My first thought was Jerry had to pee. Of course, I'm at the hospital hooked up to an IV so that's on my mind.
I watch this video so much just for that part :) I love Jerry/Brent interactions
The rare occasion when each man was keyed in, on time and focused. But yes, Brent especially steps in and goes next-dimension. And YES YES, Jerry catches the spark, breaks off that Snoopy dance, and proceeds to SHRED!
@@tonygardner5717 I wish there was a love reaction to this comment.
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They were in PEAK FORM ON THIS ONE
Brent proved without a doubt that he can do what the big boys do.
The mind meld going with the flow - fun !
That’s my main man right there!!!
Totally 💯
Brent was the big boys. Gah damn i miss those guys, brent was a special type of guy. First year with the band and on go to heaven he had two songs of his on that album. Stepping up to bat in the same league where Barlow and Hunter were pouring out their hearts and their poetry was a ballsy and powerful move from Brent and he made it work in a huge way. That first album and year of his in the band, it cemented his place for me roght then and there. It only got bwtter and better through the years, he was literally opening up and blossoming in his final years. Fuck its such a tragedy he had to leave when he did. The band never came back from his departure
Every day
Brent was such a fantastic addition to the Grateful Dead, just perfect
Oh gosh yes
The best
So damn good
Big fan 🙂
Brent’s my fave. I adore what he touched on the Dead.
nothing beats seeing jerry so lively and dancing around during this one
That’s exactly what I was thinking! 💕
Yes! It even eclipses Bobby’s short shorts, which is difficult to do. :)
And playing a great solo too
Brent is on fire too
Hell yeah man! It’s freakin awesome to see him having fun.
Brent was the best keyboardist the Dead ever had. I love when I hear him and Jerry jam.
Brent was the best songwriter and musician they had on keyboards.
a tragic loss.
Keith was pretty amazing from when he joined and into 74/75. By 76-77 I still liked his playing but 78 isn't often on my playlists. Brent was well rounded on anything with keys it seemed AND he could sing. Vince had a better vocal range and he filled the bench and was a very nice guy but when stepping into Brent's shoes....sort of like anyone trying to replace the real or imagined Jerry playing, singing, delivery, the grin he'd get with onstage, what he'd see in the closer audience seats, or what we'd see of his personal life at good times. Love these videos and music.
PIGPEN!!!!! Brent was awesome, but the early dead was, in my opinion, the best the band ever was. Just my opinion. 67-72 years were phenomenal
Brent died the following year. RIP to a great musician, singer, songwriter.
Lol - you can see Brent call his own number for the second verse starting at 1:20. He then launches straight into singing the verse without hesitating for a moment or missing a single beat.
I just love seeing video of these guys playing together. The on-stage communication is simply brilliant.
This was one of those tasty little nuggets that let us know that the Dead were feeling us as much as we were them. Omg I looooooove it. So good.
This show is proof positive that setlists don't mean shit on paper. One of the best I saw.
Fuc yeah!
I saw them in Foxboro on the 2nd and it was as good as this one....Jerry and Brent were amazing
i agree.
@@chrisl68 troublemaker
I just want someone to look at me like Jerry looks at Brent
Good bumper sticker!!
Me tooooooo!!!!!
Or Bobby at Bret 6:45 😊
You are correct!!! Love it ❤❤❤
I love what Brent added to them and am glad they got to spend the time together. I love this version the most. They all seem very happy here.
I was at this show!! Brent was on fire and the boys were feeding off his passion for playing with everything he had. Amazing show from first song to the last .
I can’t even imagine how great the whole show must’ve been.
Me Toooooo, Woodstock"s !!!! Great Show Normal July 4th In Buffalo !!!!
This run of shows was amazing.....I was in Foxboro on the 2nd, and the way Jerry and Brent were interacting was fantastic
@@buckykattguitar I think I saw you there brother. At least before the show. 🤗
Thank you for singing along to Not Fade Away if you did! Best rendition of that song by far!
Jerry’s little salute to Brent at 1:37 gets me every single time. 😭 Jerry and Brent jamming, and Brent’s singing really brought a new dimension to the band as well as a new energy to Jerry.
1:20, jerry's thinking bob is goign to take the verse , gets confused when bob step back and is pleasantly surprise when brent takes it instead
Thanks Brent for making Jerry dance! Brent made it fun again!
"This calypso cover first appeared in the Dead's setlists in 1981, and settled into a second-set pre-Drums slot, played occasionally and always getting the crowd dancing. Sometimes, when they were in the mood, Brent would take a verse, always welcome." - David Lemieux
Technically my first show was in '72 in Veneta at the country fair. I was 9 so I don't remember anything except for trying to catch up with my German mother who was fascinated with the scene and loved it!
I was there for the '82 show. I used to have an excellent tape from that show I took all the way to Panama in the mid 80's .
I remember "Women" from several shows. Thank you for the memories!
I used to often be unsure if it was this song or Aiko-Aiko , atleast until the singing, but I didn't care as long as there was some "jamming" between every few lines.
When Brent hit that verse!! Goosebumps. I was lucky and found the Dead early as a 14 year old in 86. First shows were 87 and saw lots of Brent. Last shows were Birmingham 95. RIP B&J. Thanks for the music. (Jerry's reaction to the end of Brent's verse - priceless!!)
Those were great years!!!
Loved taping these outdoor shows. Brent was certainly able to bring instant life, to a generic set list on off nights. Still not sure if it was the band that was off those nights or if I just wasn't off enough.
This was my first show. Age: 14 years.
@@brianoconnell41 I was 5. Thank God for TH-cam and DVDs or I'd have never seen a dead show.
Did Whole Spring Tour Birmingham Was 2 Show"s As Yo I Feel Birmingham Was Best Stop That Spring, Above 3 at Philly 2 at N.C, 4 at ATL, 2 at TENN,2 at BIRM,& 1at TAMPA !!!!
The smile from Bob to Brent at 6:47 ❤
I've seen this so many times, and today was the first time I noticed (at around 1:21), Bobby looks at Brent, and Brent nods and points to his mic....that brings me yet more joy.
Amazing😊
I miss Brent. I mean, of COURSE I miss Jerry! But I miss Brent too. Such a warm spirit, killer keyboard chops, and utterly unique and irreplaceable voice. The best thing about late era Dead (in my opinion) is Brent’s voice. ❤
I watch this weekly because it makes me happy mostly and kinda sad at the same time. This is musical fine wine.
Jerry and Brent's eye contact... Priceless
Truckin up to Buffalo at Orchard Pk. was truly an amazing show
I can see why this was Bobby's favorite year of playing in the band.
he's said that? interesting...
Interesting! That's the only year that I really got to tour. 🤩 SO blessed!!! 💗
First Grateful Dead concert at 17 years old, being told my an older lady head, "Leave nothing but your footprints 👣" I will never forget!!!
just a rippin' version, with Jerry reacting to Brent as he so often did. First the grin, then the....dance!!! so great to see.
Dancing’ Jerry is my new favorite Jerry.
Summer of 89 was just 🔥🔥
WOW Bobby is so young in this vid, and Jerry is moving around on stage... Brent is just having fun... pick away in heaven JG... good memories!
The Fat Man was so proud of his protegee. Brent was ascending into such a large role and would have surely carried this band through and beyond. He could steal the show and did. Orchard Park was one of my favorite places to see the Boys for sheer volume of people alone. God I miss it so much. Peace & Love to all those heartsick like myself.
Brent's passing was the end. It's so clear now.
I was Frying Hard in Auburn Hills, and half way through this song My Wife says, "it's the song from I Love Lucy. Great Times!!!¡!
The Brent years are by far my favorite wish I would have been around then.
They way I respected🫡 my man for singing this!!!!
Brent passed 10 years before I was even born & I miss him so much
One of my favorite Dead covers. Brent had a hell of a voice. Legitimate Soul and R&B vocal chops and really gave an added element to the band. RIP.
Nothin’ll get ya going like a Dead tune with the Bo Diddley rhythm man. Iko, MSWS, Not Fade Away never fail to get you up dancing in pure bliss!
Well said 🙌
Ain’t that the truth. Nobody stood still during an Iko! Love that tune!
Wow! Seeing Jerry so happy and light on his feet @1:37 b/c the crowd loves the Brent vocals…..man it’s cool, I don’t know if I have ever seen Jerry so happy onstage like that……cool…..he found the fun
The misfire at the beginning had the energy of a premie. Bob kicking off the riff and the whole team sliding in but then immediately slipping. Shit, especially after a killer Touch of Grey if they had slid into MSWS that would've killed it. Classic dead experience though
You know your Stuff
Now I am a newer fan here and I've never heard such gnarly vocals from Brent. Damn good performance , no surprise there. \m/
Newer fan here too! Brent is fantastic!
Nice dude. Another one I discovered with him singing is "Blow Away" Great band
I love brents chords at 4:58
Beautiful, my favorite grateful Dead song. Just like all the others.
That's right! Now if we would stop hating on eachother... that would be great . peace & love
1981 you say. In 1976, a man by the name of Robert Palmer recorded this same song and had a hit with it. A few musicians from a band named Little Feat provided the musical accompaniment for the song. Yet another job they didn't get credit for. Don't Bogart that Joint was another.
A myth behind the story, - Lucy Ricardo from I love Lucy used to hear her husband Ricky Ricardo sing this song to her prior to the first interracial couple being publicized on national TV! And I recently wrote a new song called family tree where Adam says to Eve, eat that Apple baby if you please! So the women have been smarter than us man for a long time according to a reworking of an old story. Thanks Bobby and Dead for that insight, one of my favorite unrecorded on an album Grateful Dead songs! Thanks Sir David and Dead Family!
👆🎸🦋💎✌️😜🌼💕🤣⚡😻💯♾️
Good morning you beautiful world!! ❤️🌏🌎🌍🐅🐺🐊
Look at the joy in Jerry when Brent hit the 2nd verse. He was the shizz....
And then Bobby at the last verse. Timeless!!
So nice to Jerry happy smiling and dancing after Brent came in and sang a verse.
this is exactly what i wanted today!
Harry Belefonte did this first. Ricky Ricardo did it with Lucy. On the Lucy show. Always been one of my favorites
I just watched this show in its entirety last week!
Favorite Dead lineup by FAR
Holy smokes… I can really see Jerry having fun!
Along with band mates; misfits. Truly believe; fun without thinking was all they wanted .
It was and forever Greatful it still with us.
✌️
Oh my God it's Brent the best oh do I miss him I still remember his last show and that was almost 35 years ago
It looks like Bob was supposed to sing the Little Boy Sit On The Corner And Cry verse, as he usually did... Bob's looking at Brent as he's walking up to the mic... Brent points to Bob to go back as if he's saying... I got this. Jerry's watching Bob walk toward the mic... and then looks a little bewildered as Bob backs off... and then Brent knocks it out of the ballpark. It looked like it made Jerry's day.
What a great show. Jerry dancing. Brent belting out the vocals and raising his hands.
One of the best tours and I was lucky enough to see all the shows with my new wife. She put all the ticket stubs in an album such great memories
Miss you every day ! From Italy
RIP Phil 😢😢😢
This is the jam for our time now more than ever!
Brent era will always be my favorite era. He brought so much soul to the band. Fuck drugs and depression
Love this happy rendition! 💟🎶🥰🎵🌹💜🔆☮️✌🏼I ❤️Gerry!
Great times !!
Love Jerry doing his little dance, priceless. PEACE ✌
Kevin, Mike and me trucking up to Buffalo....loved the show
Bobby and Jerry both loved Brent. It's so obvious. They smile whenever he starts singing.
Sure made all the girls and ladies smile and dance so happy.
89 was a period of brilliant light in a relatively dark Dead era IMO. I love Jerry & Brent here. All Smiles.
Out of all Dead recordings, this is my absolute favourite. Superb.
Un des meilleurs groupes de rock, jamais égalé.
Yeah that little jig Jerry did was very nice.
Brett SHINES in this song!❤
Unforgettable show...start dancing every time I play the videos.....and the smiles....wow
The 80’s Dead are still my fav years.. Miss ya Brent and Jerry. Thank you for the smiles
been looking for this video everywhere, it was up a few months ago, but seemed to disappear from the face of the earth, (at least for me), happy days to find it again!
My father used to play this for me when I was a child 💕
The MUSIC WILL NEVER STOP
So sweet, brent sure could rip it. RIP ❤🙏❤
Man, this is a smoking track! I came across Harry Belafonte today! I remembered how I forgot about this song lol I remember seeing Jerry play this so several times! It was one of the regular songs they busted out
Thanks for Posting MON ..Great stuff ..my 1st show was 1979 Rochester NY ..my last show was somewhere in the 90s ..was in another land....RIP Jerry, PIG PEN ! Brent ...we love ya
Jerry loved playing with Brent you could tell he had a good time playing with brent
Saw them in Pittsburgh on that tour fukin awesome glad to see Jerry before he passed!! Rip my man Jerry @@
Straight fiya! Brent and Jerbear ❤
35 short years ago! Miss you Jer!!!
2 musical legends on this stage gone too soon, there must be some great music up in heaven
Brent is amazing on this & Jerrys reaction is priceless 🎙🎹🎶
Dare y’all to do live show from 66’ or 67’.
I Double dog dare ya !💪🏼💀⚡️
Jerry and Brent. They were essential to each other at this special time.
the dozen or so shows i caught
( 80 - 87 ) were all with this line up ( mydland ) and probably one of the best line-up'z in my dead opinion , peAce , davis
Lol Brent looks beautiful ND plays fantastic.
1.21. After Brent's verse Jerry is loling and has to step away from the mic. Great stuff. Great show. Great year. 89 ftw baby.
They did that during He's Gone in Foxboro too! Jerry and Brent were the best part of these shows
@@buckykattguitar yea there were moments like that the whole summer tour.
Love me some smokin' hot 89. The boys look like they're having a blast!
My face is melting
perfect and i love to hear brent.
The version from 10/1/89 has a blistering solo from Brent. I kinda wish I was watching that one.
Thank you delivery driver. I take breaks too I eat lunch too have a great day and God bless America.
Best show of the late 80s. On the fourth of July in 1989. The song deal for this show is the best in my opinion, absolutely smoking hot. Jerry cranked up the gain up on that second solo one and absolutely ripped throught it. Ferocious.
One Machine
Brent and Jerry :50sec into it.
Fantastic performance, RIP Jerry and RIP Harry.
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