"Debuting along with Terrapin Station on 2/26/77, Estimated Prophet was a staple of second sets from mid-1977 onward, with its open-ended closing jam often leading to Eyes Of The World, He's Gone, Terrapin Station, or as was the case on July 7, 1989, Standing On The Moon." - David Lemieux
I have never bored of them I have never quit seeking out their tunes every version. Every discussion and image and loved the Family that was the DeadHeads. They have changed my life and been in my life more than any other fascination of mine. I try to play their music. Just ❤ everything Grateful Dead.
This is one of my all time favorite shows. It’s up in my top 10 shows I saw. An amazing show and the boys were so on point. I will never forget this show❤️🔥💯
Don’t get me started on the loss of Jerry 😢 but also Brent! Watching this makes me feel sad for him. So young and such a talent & great addition. Saw them 15 times from 1980 to 1985. Took a break after that but once a deadhead always a deadhead 😊 love 💗 watching these shows I missed thx!
So many great versions of songs from this show!!! The red rooster and Iko Iko are stand outs too! God bless the grateful dead and thanks for keeping it going in 2023😊
Got to see them live only once, but many different videos here on YT. Their concerts could be summed up in two words: "laid back". The band, the crowds, everything. And the show was one looonnnnggg jam session built on a song that seemed to transform from one to another. Easiest going band in the world. Love it.
All correct 👆. But the videos on TH-cam are almost all from the later periods of their career, when their sound/style had become more refined. If you listen to the shows from ‘67-‘69…they were fearless, ferocious, acid fueled assaults! All part of the long strange trip. I’m a ‘72-‘73 kinda guy myself : )
@@jazzzman8050 me too, in the early 70s they were branching out into Americana/Roots, which is the GD I like best. Saw them twice in '73, first in Baltimore & second in DC at a weekend show with the Allman Bros. Great that more and more of their shows are being released !
This show stands out as one of my favorites! Not only was it close to home, but it marked the end of an era for JFK stadium! The day was just as HOT as the show was itself, truly a gem for that tour! Just a year earlier, Pink Floyd had launched it's world tour for A Momentary Lapse of Reason album release at JFK also! I saw some fantastic bands play in JFK and it was always a great time even though the stadium smelled like1,000 gallons of rat urine!
I was here! The last concert to be held here @ JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, PA. (The place was falling apart like a Brokedown Palace. The water wouldn't stop in the women's restroom .. 💦💦) The highest highlight was "Standing on the Moon (SOTM) into Drumz>Other One after this Estimated Prophet. (2nd set).
That is because the 89-90 stuff is gold. Jerry was recovered from his coma and the whole band was rejuvenated and running on all cylinders. Shame such things weren't meant to last.
Yeah, they allowed free taping of shows, the cassettes you got after the shows in the parking lot, free trades of live shows on cassettes and some one takes it upon themselves to make a vault of locked in unattainable shows that come out only when they feel like it. Bogus BS shout-out to Lemieux. Reminds me of the Daffy Duck cartoon when Daffy gets into the mountain with the riches - " Down down No no no Mine Mine Mine". Except the Duck was funny. Lemieux, at best when ignored.
Cmon Dave. Do you please have Anything from the show on January 28, 1967! The boys played a SF Ballroom on the day I was born, but nobody has a recording 😢please help.
@@paulfarrehi4200 Nobody has the show for February 1985 at The Meadowlands, either. They have the show after that at Nassau Coliseum but no show for February 1985 at The Meadowlands. Garcia broke out She Belongs To Me, solo, first time and nobody has it. Maybe 1967 is rarer and the film, over the years - there are many possibilities. But not half as many excuses for not having February 1985.
It seems to me, Bob Weir , and associated members of the greatest band on earth. I hear the great conch calling and I love you so much as well as your band mates and obviously your Management God bless them at Saint Raphael
All I can say is THANK YOU FOR MAKING ME UNDERSTAND FAMILY, TRIBAL COMMUNITY, & THAT I AM INDI'N! BLESSED BE MERRY MEET & MERRY MEET AGAIN SO MOTE IT BE... WASTELO WAKAN AHO MITAKUYEYE OYASIN NEBRASKA BRIAN DEAD FOREVER FOREVER DEAD
I once read that when Phil was using Modulus basses that Modulus custom made the playing length to the standard 34 inches for his his six string basses instead of the usual 35 inch length from bridge to nut. Whatever the case, Phil always gets a great tone from every bass that he has used.
Awsome! Nothing, but awsome! Loved it. Bobby Weir "The Other One" in the group. Always liked the 'Terrapin' album. Didn't think much of the "Dancing in the Streets", cover. Sounds like an interesting version of the song to anyone not familiar with the Dead, yet, if you are familiar, not the best they've done, to say the least...
I read a comment a few years ago that was made about shows at the Spectrum and that the boys always played like hell when they came to town. I've paid close attention to the Spectrum shows since I read that and man were they right! Haven't heard a clunker and this jam is no exception.
@@buckodonnghaile4309 my worn and dog eared copy of Deadbase IX tells me that the Grateful Dead played the Spectrum on 12-06-68 as part of the 'Quaker City Rock Festival'.
I am in the very fabric of your being only because God made it so. Not because I would ever want to give you anything of value or of mine, ever, no it was stolen from me long ago- before I was even born. How could I give it to you, my soul, if I was yet unborn to this world? HOW????
Hearing Estimated Prophet from this era is so great. It has an ominous feel, while Weir's vocal gives an edge of instability to the subject. The darker side of having followers. So different from the studio version. Brings to mind Jim Jones and other "divinely" inspired cult leaders.
Bret M. don't get enough attention payed to him! If you close your eyes and listen, you'll understand how much he meant to these cats and the rest of the world!!
Its my right arm that always got dislocated. But unlike some people I was always able to pop it back into place myself. But Bob Weir always feels like that to me Like a right arm that you have to put back in its place. Otherwise what???
@@pango-y8j Yes I have the talking blues. My feet is just too big for my shoes. Those glass Cinderella shoes I lost at midnight. I am glad you are with me to chant it down!! Can you pray to God now? The one who creates all? For kindness please??? And mercy? Especially from all the Bob's of the world.
@@thaynetuason when I do invoke the grateful Creator, it is Jah rastafari yes I keep on keeping on Africa we are all African 🍄🐟🍄🇿🇦🍄🇯🇲🍄🇪🇹🍄🇸🇪🍄🇺🇲🍄🪘🍄🌁🍄⚡🍄🌍🍄🔥🌹🍄☄️🍄🌹🍄🧬🧬🧬🍄
Don't blame the turtle for biting you if you were the one who stuck your hand in its mouth!!! But you good ol' boys sure do know all there is to know about thought and where all thought and action come from!! Yes, you GENIUSES unlike those women!!!
There's not one thing that my parents bought me that you robbed from me, but it took me a long time on a dishwasher's salary to replace everything that you robbed from me. But I just count my lucky stars because you could have just killed me right there for my backpack instead of abandoning me. Like an orphaned child. In the wilderness. With nothing.
But what? I'm treading on thin ice? We are all treading on thin ice these days. Even polar bears. I'm not afraid to go down with the ship and down with my people if I have to. Are you Bob?
For the curse to be effective you have to use the blood of the innocent, is this correct? And that is why you target children. It increases the effectiveness of your devastation.
That is too bad that you couldn't even be bothered to check the gun to see if it was loaded or not. Guess that was too much trouble for you to check. In person. With your own eyes.
Look at those dollar signs in the eyes folks. Ain't that dire wolf a droolin' at what it'll rake in when these old codgers die? Yeah ladies night!! GET SOME MEAT!!! FRESH MEAT!!!!
"Debuting along with Terrapin Station on 2/26/77, Estimated Prophet was a staple of second sets from mid-1977 onward, with its open-ended closing jam often leading to Eyes Of The World, He's Gone, Terrapin Station, or as was the case on July 7, 1989, Standing On The Moon." - David Lemieux
something’s that’s not already on the channel would be cool!
❤🌹💀⚡🕉️☮️☯️
Made its debut at the Swing Auditorium in San Berdoo California.
@@gratefuldead Fly me to the 🌙. Standing is sooooooo powerful. ❤️ NFA.
I was backstage for this one!!!! The BOYS IN PEAK FORM!!!
Sick !!!!🎉
I was there! Another lifetime ago in another world!
aint it?
Missing the man
This is my Dad’s favorite band. Now that he passed away I listen to them for his memory… Long live Grateful Dead
There is nothing like a dead show it's a family that will always be together till we die✌😘
I have never bored of them I have never quit seeking out their tunes every version. Every discussion and image and loved the Family that was the DeadHeads. They have changed my life and been in my life more than any other fascination of mine. I try to play their music. Just ❤ everything Grateful Dead.
This is the song that made me into a deadhead.
🌟💫Godspeed Good Brother Phil….Godspeed 🌟💫✌️
This is one of my all time favorite shows. It’s up in my top 10 shows I saw. An amazing show and the boys were so on point. I will never forget this show❤️🔥💯
Don’t get me started on the loss of Jerry 😢 but also Brent! Watching this makes me feel sad for him. So young and such a talent & great addition. Saw them 15 times from 1980 to 1985. Took a break after that but once a deadhead always a deadhead 😊 love 💗 watching these shows I missed thx!
I saw Brent's last shows in Tinley Park. Still can't believe he is gone.
So many great versions of songs from this show!!! The red rooster and Iko Iko are stand outs too! God bless the grateful dead and thanks for keeping it going in 2023😊
Got to see them live only once, but many different videos here on YT. Their concerts could be summed up in two words: "laid back". The band, the crowds, everything. And the show was one looonnnnggg jam session built on a song that seemed to transform from one to another. Easiest going band in the world. Love it.
All correct 👆. But the videos on TH-cam are almost all from the later periods of their career, when their sound/style had become more refined. If you listen to the shows from ‘67-‘69…they were fearless, ferocious, acid fueled assaults! All part of the long strange trip. I’m a ‘72-‘73 kinda guy myself : )
@@jazzzman8050 me too, in the early 70s they were branching out into Americana/Roots, which is the GD I like best. Saw them twice in '73, first in Baltimore & second in DC at a weekend show with the Allman Bros. Great that more and more of their shows are being released !
"Might and glory gonna be my name! They gonna light my way!"
They weren't the best at what they did, they were the only ones that did what they did.
I have always loved this Bill Graham slogan for the Dead. One of his many. 100% accurate
This show stands out as one of my favorites! Not only was it close to home, but it marked the end of an era for JFK stadium! The day was just as HOT as the show was itself, truly a gem for that tour! Just a year earlier, Pink Floyd had launched it's world tour for A Momentary Lapse of Reason album release at JFK also! I saw some fantastic bands play in JFK and it was always a great time even though the stadium smelled like1,000 gallons of rat urine!
Goose bumps. Good ole RFK STADIUM. BOY DID WE DOSED AND DANCED our brains out for hours! ✌️🪴& Microdot.
@@Enjoythepour -JFK……..
Remember the JFK wow a blast from the good old days
I was at both!!!
I was at this one! 🎶👍
‘89 Dead! They were on fire 🔥
So glad to have seen this live…..❤️❤️
I like this, a lot. The group was like embers and connected with each other well.
One of my most favorite song from them with Bobby singing it so passionate ! ❤️🐇🐰🌹🥲😢😵💫🩵👽🪐🛸🚀☄️💥⚡️🥀
just found this just now in 2024... i been to 5 of their concerts. im not a deadhead but i love this band
Ahhhhhh. Delicious 80s.❤🎉😊
I was here! The last concert to be held here @ JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, PA. (The place was falling apart like a Brokedown Palace. The water wouldn't stop in the women's restroom .. 💦💦)
The highest highlight was "Standing on the Moon (SOTM) into Drumz>Other One after this Estimated Prophet. (2nd set).
❤ them so much
Thanks for sharing. I was at this concert. I think it was a Beastie Boys Tibetan Freedom concert.
🌹💀🌹
The building was shaking all night .. literally..😎
Bobby giving it his all
Always love me an estimated prophet ❤️🔥
Shoutout to David Lemieux, he has all that video in the vault, yet he decides to release footage that came out 13 years ago.
That is because the 89-90 stuff is gold. Jerry was recovered from his coma and the whole band was rejuvenated and running on all cylinders. Shame such things weren't meant to last.
buddy, check what year it is right now and then subtract 13 from that and reread your comment 😂
Yeah, they allowed free taping of shows, the cassettes you got after the shows in the parking lot, free trades of live shows on cassettes and some one takes it upon themselves to make a vault of locked in unattainable shows that come out only when they feel like it. Bogus BS shout-out to Lemieux. Reminds me of the Daffy Duck cartoon when Daffy gets into the mountain with the riches - " Down down No no no Mine Mine Mine". Except the Duck was funny. Lemieux, at best when ignored.
Cmon Dave. Do you please have Anything from the show on January 28, 1967! The boys played a SF Ballroom on the day I was born, but nobody has a recording 😢please help.
@@paulfarrehi4200
Nobody has the show for February 1985 at The Meadowlands, either. They have the show after that at Nassau Coliseum but no show for February 1985 at The Meadowlands. Garcia broke out She Belongs To Me, solo, first time and nobody has it.
Maybe 1967 is rarer and the film, over the years - there are many possibilities. But not half as many excuses for not having February 1985.
Was there 😊
Masterful.
It seems to me, Bob Weir , and associated members of the greatest band on earth. I hear the great conch calling and I love you so much as well as your band mates and obviously your Management God bless them at Saint Raphael
All I can say is THANK YOU FOR MAKING ME UNDERSTAND FAMILY, TRIBAL COMMUNITY, & THAT I AM INDI'N! BLESSED BE MERRY MEET & MERRY MEET AGAIN SO MOTE IT BE... WASTELO WAKAN AHO MITAKUYEYE OYASIN NEBRASKA BRIAN DEAD FOREVER FOREVER DEAD
Happy psychedelic birthday Jerry...
.celebrating you and the Dead on the Dead website right now, man ❤❤❤❤❤
I Obviously Was Not Only At This Show, Was On The Whole Tour !! Ya Scared Me The Advertisement Picture Has Bob"s Hair Lookin As Grey As Is Now !!!!
fav show! brent was liiiiiving
Those were the days.
I once read that when Phil was using Modulus basses that Modulus custom made the playing length to the standard 34 inches for his his six string basses instead of the usual 35 inch length from bridge to nut. Whatever the case, Phil always gets a great tone from every bass that he has used.
26 FRETS!!! MODULUS ABSOLUTELY KILLS
But you just help yourselves! Lets see how far you get Mr. I'm Killin' It.
RIP PHIL AND JERRY. 🕊️
Bob's smile @ 5:36. Roaring
Bobby some how managed to struggle and kick major ass on this one
On the edge...watching him ride it out is so cool
Flower child for life
Ah, my song
Sweet ! ReleasE THER REST OF THE SHOW!!!! IT WAS AWESOME HOT NITE!!
it is released
Hi. I love this version. Please look at 7/12/89 estimated. Very good
Awsome! Nothing, but awsome! Loved it. Bobby Weir "The Other One" in the group. Always liked the 'Terrapin' album. Didn't think much of the "Dancing in the Streets", cover. Sounds like an interesting version of the song to anyone not familiar with the Dead, yet, if you are familiar, not the best they've done, to say the least...
Standing in a shaft of light
Hot version love 89-90
Love 89
Great Day this WAS ✨⚡✨
Short shots Bob Weir, Classic.
I love it! "Bobby spit on me" ... people in the front row holding little bitty umbrellas ☂️ 😉 ☂️
Once a dead head aways a dead head
that warble - love the warble
I read a comment a few years ago that was made about shows at the Spectrum and that the boys always played like hell when they came to town. I've paid close attention to the Spectrum shows since I read that and man were they right! Haven't heard a clunker and this jam is no exception.
LOL this is RFK, doesn't matter. Still in Philly and it kicks major ass!
Wrong again. It's JFK. They tore it down shortly after.
Little known fact, as far as I can tell, the Spectrum is the venue the Grateful Dead played for the longest period of time. '68-95.
@@joeshoe6184 they played the Spectrum in 68 eh? Didn't know they were playing arenas at that point. Cheers
@@buckodonnghaile4309 my worn and dog eared copy of Deadbase IX tells me that the Grateful Dead played the Spectrum on 12-06-68 as part of the 'Quaker City Rock Festival'.
RIP Phil
Groovy
Garcia’s ponytail is G.Washington-esque😅❤
.... for Philadelphia 🇺🇸
Whaaat ? Never knew Geno Washington had a pony tail 😂
@@hashburystumble8808 today I learned that Washington was Italian. Cheers
@@buckodonnghaile4309 Geno was born in Evansville, Indiana 🤔5 albums with the Ram Jam Band & more solo albums later.
Thats right
Nice call!
Amazing never under"estimate" a Head ....cheers from Oregon
Bobby feelin it
Brent didn't have a setlist.
He was so happy
Depressive although uplifting ? Thanks 💕❤️
I am in the very fabric of your being only because God made it so. Not because I would ever want to give you anything of value or of mine, ever, no it was stolen from me long ago- before I was even born. How could I give it to you, my soul, if I was yet unborn to this world? HOW????
Great music
Thanks let know the music 😅
This live track always reminds me of how funky GD were,
💜💜💜
You know I've got to transcend my little level of Donkey Kong, right? TURN THE PAGE.
Hearing Estimated Prophet from this era is so great. It has an ominous feel, while Weir's vocal gives an edge of instability to the subject. The darker side of having followers. So different from the studio version.
Brings to mind Jim Jones and other "divinely" inspired cult leaders.
Uncle Chill gettin” loose
Big creek up pigpen over to California barral road.estmadided profit,my timber and oil and mines Simons below...
Hands UP. No phones or lighters!!!!!!!!
yeah, back when folks wanted to hear the music & not text their friends "we're here"
@@javaman329Yeah. You are correct. I ❤️ The Cap & Phil & Friends especially where most are there to groove. Woooohoooooo and whistle appropriately. 😊
But you don't care how many people drop dead in the streets, to you they are just dancing to the music!! They all just dancin' hard!!
Bret M. don't get enough attention payed to him!
If you close your eyes and listen, you'll understand how much he meant to these cats and the rest of the world!!
Ride the Rainbow 🌈 ☝️💜💫
Its my right arm that always got dislocated. But unlike some people I was always able to pop it back into place myself. But Bob Weir always feels like that to me
Like a right arm that you have to put back in its place. Otherwise what???
Did they midi mistake?
No need to hoard audio tape in this digital age!👍❤️
Lol Bob tried to start the chorus too early.
Bit of a slipup there. Never seen that before!
It’s a pretty rate slip up for him. Jerry on the other hand…😆
😂 great grateful dead song
😮
Don't drink the Kool-aid!!
All the money you made will never buy back your soul.
Chant down Babylon 🍄🔥🍄🇺🇲🍄🇪🇹🍄🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🍄🌁🍄🌞🍄🌍🍄
@@pango-y8j Yes I have the talking blues. My feet is just too big for my shoes. Those glass Cinderella shoes I lost at midnight. I am glad you are with me to chant it down!! Can you pray to God now? The one who creates all? For kindness please??? And mercy? Especially from all the Bob's of the world.
@@thaynetuason I may give it a try 🍄🧬🍄🌍🍄
@@thaynetuason when I do invoke the grateful Creator, it is Jah rastafari yes I keep on keeping on Africa we are all African 🍄🐟🍄🇿🇦🍄🇯🇲🍄🇪🇹🍄🇸🇪🍄🇺🇲🍄🪘🍄🌁🍄⚡🍄🌍🍄🔥🌹🍄☄️🍄🌹🍄🧬🧬🧬🍄
PHIL
Don't blame the turtle for biting you if you were the one who stuck your hand in its mouth!!! But you good ol' boys sure do know all there is to know about thought and where all thought and action come from!! Yes, you GENIUSES unlike those women!!!
There's not one thing that my parents bought me that you robbed from me, but it took me a long time on a dishwasher's salary to replace everything that you robbed from me. But I just count my lucky stars because you could have just killed me right there for my backpack instead of abandoning me. Like an orphaned child. In the wilderness. With nothing.
❤brent
Brent Mydland Dead is the best Dead.
But what? I'm treading on thin ice? We are all treading on thin ice these days. Even polar bears. I'm not afraid to go down with the ship and down with my people if I have to. Are you Bob?
…there was a time.
For the curse to be effective you have to use the blood of the innocent, is this correct? And that is why you target children. It increases the effectiveness of your devastation.
California rastafari Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️🌵 yes I keep on keeping on Africa we are all African 🍄🔥🍄🌍🍄🌞🍄🇺🇲🍄🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🍄🪘🍄🌊🍄🇯🇲🍄🪕🍄
bobby level 10
Dead at Peak. Downhill from here
That is too bad that you couldn't even be bothered to check the gun to see if it was loaded or not. Guess that was too much trouble for you to check. In person. With your own eyes.
California hippie Dead music not bad
JELLO cups anyone?
Who is this keyboard player?
Brent Mydland.
So you not only killed her, but anyone ever resembling her, ever. Is this correct? For thousands of years?
Look at those dollar signs in the eyes folks. Ain't that dire wolf a droolin' at what it'll rake in when these old codgers die? Yeah ladies night!! GET SOME MEAT!!! FRESH MEAT!!!!
👀
Grateful Dead were not meant to be watched on video. It was more fun to participate
Well considering that option is no longer available...
Don't be so ignorant, learn to listen to the music and not watch it