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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2016
- Interview by Kenny Wardell | Edited by Frank Hannon
*What you are about to hear in this BAM EXCLUSIVE is a very rare interview with the Grateful Dead’s guitar master Jerry Garcia that hasn’t been heard for over 30 years!*
I first took notice of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead in 1967 when they would play at free concerts in Golden Gate Park like the “Human Be-In” and the “Summer of Love.” The counter culture’s “Hippie Movement” was just getting started back then and the music coming out of San Francisco was starting to light the world on fire!
Always nice to hear a "new" interview with Jerry. Nice job, Kenny!
"the country music establishment is hopelessly jive..." - excellent quote
I was at this show. I remember Commander Cody kicking it off at 10:00AM, "I know it's 10 o'clock in the morning but it's time to rock and roll".
Jerry is Everything!! I love you Jerry. I love you brother. 💜 Let it Rock!
Happy Days Between Jerryholics! 🤘💓🔥🎸⚡🥰🌹👉❤⚡💙🐦💀🌹
imagine if jerry could hear today's country music
thats not country its garbage. T R A S H
@@Ryan-xq3kl he would say it was shit. Country got ruined
Big and Rich would make him crack up...
@@Ryan-xq3kl that's like saying all black people rob houses that's like saying old Jewish people have big noses it's like saying all rock and roll is you know what I mean it's so close-minded because not all country is trash you should rethink the way you think about a whole genre unless that's your real opinion of all country music but I'm sure I could find you 100 bands tunes or records that you would guarantee love
@@davidnorris7287 I know for a fact is open-minded as Jerry was he would never ever say all of one genre of music is good bad or whatever but I guarantee you there was so much country music that Jerry would love I mean have you ever listened to Billy strings I mean first of all they do a bunch of dead tunes and there is country as it gets I mean their country bluegrass and the banjo player is killer I mean to say all music in one genre is s*** is like saying all black people have big dicks I mean I don't know it's pretty close-minded but that's what's going on in our country today I guess everybody in our country is doing it yes everybody every single solitary one of them wow that does sound stupid doesn't it
BAM was a great magazine! I kept a lot of the really coo issues after 1976 when our friend was a colleague/writer and fellow Grateful Dead fan. There was a lot of amazing music in the bay area going on then. We were lucky.
AWESOME !!!!!! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!!!!!😃
'There's no more country music, only suburban music'. I had no idea that the watering down of county music was already in full swing back then. It certainly has continued down that path...
william tell that to willie
The crappy music dies eventually. There is pop music from the '60's that is sheer trash. No one plays it anymore.
Cheers!
What a sweet couple a guys man.
An interesting interview from the best goddamn year the Dead ever played.
That photo at 5:25, so nice.
2 people fell asleep at the keyboard and accidentally bumped the thumbs down button. Whoops! You got a like from me and ✌&❤ from Aromas California!
@@gnyc7284 much love and good vibes Marie!
06/08/74
Oakland Coliseum Stadium - Oakland, CA
Set 1:
Promised Land
Brown-Eyed Women
Me And Bobby McGee
Scarlet Begonias
Mexicali Blues
It Must Have Been The Roses
Me And My Uncle
Tennessee Jed
Greatest Story Ever Told
China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
Around And Around
Set 2:
U.S. Blues
Big River
Ship Of Fools
Playin' In The Band
Wharf Rat
Playin' In The Band
Eyes Of The World
Sugar Magnolia
Encore:
Casey Jones
One More Saturday Night
That's the show this was from???😕
yeppers. One of the better Playin's ! hugging Wharf rat and that Eyes is ALL Phil-stomps all day :)
eyes was only four months old at this point being debuted 02/09/74
Nick Vona 73*
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Driving a classic Bentley? Used from Chicago of course. Lol
levels
Of “reality”
Jerry sounds so healthy and in touch with reality here
I think those years 72 73 74 a bunch of those early seventies is a time when Jerry and the band were so dialed in that it was sick it was just over the top I can remember standing right in front of the band back in say let's say 73 and cherrywood just stare at you and burn a hole right through your head while playing the guitar at such a high quality that it would just amaze you for a lifetime I don't know words can't describe the quality of that band back in those days they were really at such a peak of perfection
Even in his worst years of drug use he always sounded pretty clear minded in interviews. Most definitely not during some shows but he always got right wooing to people about the music.
*talking
Couple things one if I would have known what I could have extrapolated from being a student of Jerry Garcia I would have learned to play the banjo back in 1963 and the other thing is I was just wondering everybody who interviews Jerry before a concert usually tunes up the person being interviewed I was wondering what would happen if somebody got a little aggressive and dosed Jerry before show I wonder how much that would be appreciated or not
Jerry has been dosed against his will at a show at least once (look into the "we put about 800 hits of acid in that frosting" story, he thought he was taking a microdose and wouldn't REALLY be tripping, then when he went on to play he thought someone was going to kill him...basically seeing 20 years into the future lol)
He's said it's been helpful for his playing long term but not entirely enjoyable.
The early rule was to always assume everything was dosed at certain events...
It's too bad that cover foot ain't from 1974
This guy's a little strange I mean he's asking questions to Jerry like since you've guys gotten a little contrified do you think you've contributed to the country scene in Nashville I don't know how do you compare that question to anything it's just bizarre I mean the Dead have been contrified since 1962 well maybe a little later
The GD weren't even band in 1962