what does that mean exactly? tons of bands fill up these exact same places all the time. you talking like, energy wise? yeah I agree. but to say no current band is filling up amphitheaters is weird.
@@chrisnaples2838 For real. He's talking about millions, billions, trillions of years even an infinite amount of time when he says "ever". The Grateful Dead had their time and their crowd. I liked going to the shows and festivals more for the setting, meeting people, substances, etc. than for the actual Grateful Dead's music itself. A LOT of the people that attended felt similarly about that. The music is alright, the vibes are great.
For those who never saw The Grateful Dead live, I'm happy to say that you can experience the bliss (rather well) by watching/ listening to these videos. The Dead will never Die!
I was at this concert I was 19. . Driving down the highway that day was like driving back in time. The traffic slowly came to a standstill it was like we were back in the seventies. The day was perfect not a cloud in the sky. All of the deadheads in their VW bugs.There were women in sundresses skipping down the highway selling flowers and pot brownies. A very cool day in my life 💖
@@zachherzog7323 what I love most in this version is Brent's keyboards! He was on fire that night! I was at this show the band of course was amazing but Brent's keyboards carried the show for me!!!
Jerry’s whole musical delivery just got better with age. The ‘79 Jerry was like his version of heavy young adult, ‘83 Jerry was the graying but light filled old man, and ‘89 Jerry was the fully developed Buddha Bear of Divine Musical Grace. He may have not been the healthiest as he got older, but there can be no doubt his playing just aged like the finest Ripple in the dustiest old bottle. I just miss his presence more and more as I remember how unique he was.
I will give Bruce Hornsby a nod as well. Brent is easily my favorite but Hornsby himself had a great ear for what all the other musicians were doing and knew exactly how to play with them and have musical dialogue with them within the song.
Pig and Keith created the “big shoes to fill” I was thinking about this today, what if the keyboard players HAD to die to keep the dead alive Take a look, the dead went through so many styles of playing in their 30 years of playing , mostly because of the change of keyboardists , and it reinvented their style and made it even more exciting as the years went by !!!
My first show as well, Laura!!! So much appreciation for my friend, my brother Chris Cox for introducing me to this wonderful music! Thanks Chris - Love you Man!!!
From the top of Fairview Ave in West Haven CT GOOD Morning on the 5th of July 2024 . I hope you like my National Anthem of Tennessee along with a few other choice songs with my new Bluetooth speaker. It has a light show and everything!!! I normally have the cop knocks on my door about my music . Funny how the cops always liked my choices even though they shake me down like music is evil. WHPD You know Who you are🎵 Your stuck here for life I'm going back to Tennessee my dog said so!
Ha I didn't mean to steal that guy's line about the national anthem of Tennessee , I guess we all agree! Tennessee is full by the way please pick another state to move to!
I grew up in Tennessee... fathers job for relocated from Massachusetts to Nashville and was up in Massachusetts visiting family and had no idea The Dead were performing at foxboro. My cousin had tickets and his girlfriend got sick and couldn't go. So he asked me if I wanted to go not know I was a Dead Head! Timing is everything lol! Great show btw...Been to 27 Dead shows... that I remember....
I always loved Tennessee Jed,maybe me being from Tennessee? All the places ive lived. And I always come back to Tennessee. Nothing but love for the world and how The Dead changed my life, and I can say I got to see, and meet them all, truly love all their music, and all the memories!#lovinoledead4rral
Saw the NYC shows that year . Best of times back then . The whole city was tripping. I visited the Mars Hotel I think lol . I feel for the younger generation. Jerry was amazing back then .
Ironically, I was leaving Redondo Beach, CA to go back home to Tennessee - to attend UT Knoxville in 1989. I best enjoyed seeing the Grateful Dead in Ventura Beach 6-13-87 Walkin' Blues tour. County fairgrounds -the ocean was so close & beautiful.
I seen 16 shows. Wished I could of seen more.. it was amazing how they could make Jerry look like he is floating in the clouds. 😆. Good times. Also this song caused me to move really close to Tennessee. Miss you Jerry... rest in peace
sweet summer tour ..lucky to be at this one ...one hot day along with hot dead .............when u get back u better butter my bread ....thanks for the sneak peak.....
I was there! Three years in a row they played right around the 4th of July at Sullivan stadium(this stadium doesn't exist anymore). One year was with Bob Dylan, then Los Lobos and finally Edie Brickell, I was at all 3. This particular show was wicked hot, right around 100 degrees if I remember correctly(which I probably don't lol!) This brings me back!!
+Glenn Fink It was an awesome show. I am very fortunate to have seen them several times, there is nothing like a Grateful Dead show, never has been and never will! I am however going to check out Dead & Company in June. I like what I have heard so far.Peace.
We were going to go on tour the summer Jerry died. I never got so see the Dead...27 years later...I am taking my kid to Dead and Company...a little sad in the heart....An era is gone...too fast for Bob...to unknown for John...still looking forward to some down tempo Dead.
Love this song so much i named my rottweiler after it, may sound a little amish but we do, in fact listen to the whistlin’ of the evening train; so jed and i will take our chances💀💗
“Cold iron shackles, Ball and Chain” - always reminds me of my X- wife! Great song though! Some things she can’t from me! Took my money, but not my music!
Foxboro stadium before Gillette bought in and stuck their logos to everything. Is there anything more soul-dead than a music/sporting venue named after some huge company? My two favorites are “guaranteed rate field” and “petco park”…nothing makes me wanna spend my money elsewhere quite like that. Thank GOD we still have Fenway and Camden Yards. The last bastions of authenticity…
On tour blew the rig exit 42 Milford, CT coasted to Chevron. Local Tony came through about to be killed on ramp outside of NYC 3 stoner freaks from Shen Valley, VA. Local brother housed us. Hitch hiked up Long Island sound to MA somehow even got tix! Fox Mass 5th song blow away straight off the hwy like a hunter song
I,at just 19 yrs old,worked security at this show. i'll never forget setting my sight on jerry before fans were in yet.He was wearing a long ass leather coat.It was seeing god.lol
This line up was my favorite era of the Dead, I was searching for Tennessee Jed live with Brent Myland. I wish that the band intervened with Brent and Jerry's addiction issues, but it may have been too late anyway? Thanks for the upload
Ladies and Gentleman, please rise for the National Anthem of Tennessee
This is by outsiders like Massholestupidshits ppl there is no National Anthem of Tennessee learn some history
I was there. A hell of a day. Thanks Jerry. The World is just not the same without you. God Bless Ya. 🙏
Cruisin through TN as we speak ✌🏼
DRINK ALL DAY AND ROCK ALL NIGHT!!!
Absolutely legendary. In no way will any current act, band, person or group, fill a stadium, arena or amphitheater like this, ever again. Ever.
what does that mean exactly? tons of bands fill up these exact same places all the time. you talking like, energy wise? yeah I agree. but to say no current band is filling up amphitheaters is weird.
@@thejamnasium6447 Bieber and Taylor Swift fill these venues up at every stop of their tours. Make of that what you will.
Ever is a long long time ,take it easy on the brown acid jim
@@chrisnaples2838 For real. He's talking about millions, billions, trillions of years even an infinite amount of time when he says "ever". The Grateful Dead had their time and their crowd. I liked going to the shows and festivals more for the setting, meeting people, substances, etc. than for the actual Grateful Dead's music itself. A LOT of the people that attended felt similarly about that. The music is alright, the vibes are great.
As much as I love this comment, Taylor Swift does it on the regular.
For those who never saw The Grateful Dead live, I'm happy to say that you can experience the bliss (rather well) by watching/ listening to these videos.
The Dead will never Die!
I WAS ABLE TO SEE THEM around 390 times
I miss them still
thanks. i am ahahaha
Only saw them in 2018 at Mountain View with my family. Can’t believe I missed the good old days
da dead live
Brent Mydland, you make every day of my life a little better.
I was at this concert I was 19.
.
Driving down the highway that day was like driving back in time. The traffic slowly came to a standstill it was like we were back in the seventies. The day was perfect not a cloud in the sky. All of the deadheads in their VW bugs.There were women in sundresses skipping down the highway selling flowers and pot brownies.
A very cool day in my life 💖
19 as well and so many exact visions!! The best of times!! ✌️😎
I said same. Saw a lot of Twirlers that day. ✌️
Bobby's rhythm guitar is so under rated. He has such perfect little complimentary fills to Jerry's solos.
Bobby's parts define the sound of a lot of Jerry's tunes.
@@zachherzog7323 what I love most in this version is Brent's keyboards! He was on fire that night! I was at this show the band of course was amazing but Brent's keyboards carried the show for me!!!
This is my happy place
Jerry’s whole musical delivery just got better with age. The ‘79 Jerry was like his version of heavy young adult, ‘83 Jerry was the graying but light filled old man, and ‘89 Jerry was the fully developed Buddha Bear of Divine Musical Grace. He may have not been the healthiest as he got older, but there can be no doubt his playing just aged like the finest Ripple in the dustiest old bottle. I just miss his presence more and more as I remember how unique he was.
🤝 agreed
This is a story about a man named Jed , a poor mountaineer who liked the Grateful Dead.
I was in front of Jerry for this show! One of only 3 times I was ever that close. Unforgettable!
lucky you
I was about 10 feet from the stage, I was 16 my very 1st dead show
💓👌
My first show was 94 I’m so glad I saw them a few times and have decades of shows for us to love
@@Kegga_6 EPIC first show!
The true American music Treasure. Without Jerry and the guys my world would be so much poorer. Thanks for sharing.
The interplay between Jerry and Brent is wonderful!
Make the world grateful again! 😁
Fuck!Xoxo
2022 .. can we go back now ?
Life's a bowl of Jerrys.
only if you make it so :)~
I love you I never thought of that
So is death if you overdo it.
Fab! Stealing !!!
@@Steakfinger wow man, you must be the life of the party 🥳
89 is probably my favorite year of the dead, they were on some groove
its called cocaine, lol
@@Jason1717171717 no sir I don't believe that
I was there. I turned 21 on 7/2/89 so I guess you could say The Dead played at my 21st Birthday party. YES!
It was great seeing Brent the best keyboard player overall! !
I will give Bruce Hornsby a nod as well. Brent is easily my favorite but Hornsby himself had a great ear for what all the other musicians were doing and knew exactly how to play with them and have musical dialogue with them within the song.
I think that honor goes to Pigpen but it doesn't really matter. I'm grateful that we have recording tech.
Pig and Keith created the “big shoes to fill”
I was thinking about this today, what if the keyboard players HAD to die to keep the dead alive
Take a look, the dead went through so many styles of playing in their 30 years of playing , mostly because of the change of keyboardists , and it reinvented their style and made it even more exciting as the years went by !!!
I know I'm late but dude. Listen to pig in 72. This guy is dragging ass the whole song
Jerry really kicks it in this solo. He did it wonderfully on the Europe 72 album and did it again here😹
1st Dead show I ever went to!
My first show as well, Laura!!!
So much appreciation for my friend, my brother Chris Cox for introducing me to this wonderful music!
Thanks Chris - Love you Man!!!
Also my first show!
My first show..this song sealed the deal and got me on the bus.
Welcome aboard!
I’m obsessed with 1989
Man Jerry was even shredding in the late stages of The Dead. Happy birthday Jerry, hope your ripping for god up there!❤️
you should check out 93 if you want to hear Jerry shred. Specifically the Jack Straw on 3/24/93
@@wolfman92097 I start every day with that '95 So Many Roads from Soldier's Field- excellent to the very end :(
Shout out to NASCAR on Fox for playing this fine jam before commercial break. 🤙⚡️ 🫶✌️
Still amazing 35 years later!
Love Brent & Jerry together on stage.
Couldn’t have said it better
The "Gar"....one of a kind. My absolute favorite Dead tune. Ten Jed!
What is dead will never die !!!
That riff just takes you right back to Tennessee, now doesn't it Jed?
From the top of Fairview Ave in West Haven CT GOOD Morning on the 5th of July 2024 . I hope you like my National Anthem of Tennessee along with a few other choice songs with my new Bluetooth speaker. It has a light show and everything!!! I normally have the cop knocks on my door about my music . Funny how the cops always liked my choices even though they shake me down like music is evil. WHPD You know Who you are🎵 Your stuck here for life I'm going back to Tennessee my dog said so!
Ha I didn't mean to steal that guy's line about the national anthem of Tennessee , I guess we all agree! Tennessee is full by the way please pick another state to move to!
I was there…Nashua 1981…Love you all😎
Sound quality is perfect.1080p. And the band: Deadtastic!
Greatest rhythm guitarist ever and after
I grew up in Tennessee... fathers job for relocated from Massachusetts to Nashville and was up in Massachusetts visiting family and had no idea The Dead were performing at foxboro. My cousin had tickets and his girlfriend got sick and couldn't go. So he asked me if I wanted to go not know I was a Dead Head!
Timing is everything lol! Great show btw...Been to 27 Dead shows... that I remember....
I always loved Tennessee Jed,maybe me being from Tennessee? All the places ive lived. And I always come back to Tennessee. Nothing but love for the world and how The Dead changed my life, and I can say I got to see, and meet them all, truly love all their music, and all the memories!#lovinoledead4rral
Saw the NYC shows that year . Best of times back then . The whole city was tripping. I visited the Mars Hotel I think lol . I feel for the younger generation. Jerry was amazing back then .
Ironically, I was leaving Redondo Beach, CA to go back home to Tennessee - to attend UT Knoxville in 1989. I best enjoyed seeing the Grateful Dead in Ventura Beach 6-13-87 Walkin' Blues tour. County fairgrounds -the ocean was so close & beautiful.
I'm from Tennessee ❤
Why life will always be great
I seen 16 shows. Wished I could of seen more.. it was amazing how they could make Jerry look like he is floating in the clouds. 😆. Good times. Also this song caused me to move really close to Tennessee. Miss you Jerry... rest in peace
And a rip roarin' time was had by all!!!
PEACE 💀👽🎸🎵🎶😘👍❤
I was at this show! Was my 16th Birthday & my first concert! The best!! ♥️ Still got the Tix Stub 🤘🏻
Makes me want to turn back time and be at a show. . Love n miss ya Jerry
Such a great moment in time...
sweet summer tour ..lucky to be at this one ...one hot day along with hot dead .............when u get back u better butter my bread ....thanks for the sneak peak.....
I was there! Three years in a row they played right around the 4th of July at Sullivan stadium(this stadium doesn't exist anymore). One year was with Bob Dylan, then Los Lobos and finally Edie Brickell, I was at all 3. This particular show was wicked hot, right around 100 degrees if I remember correctly(which I probably don't lol!) This brings me back!!
+zososhep Yes, I was at that same show w/ a bunch of friends and it was WICKED hot. It was a Grate show and Grate time!
+Josh Murray I was there too... yep it was super freaking hot out that day, they had a firehose and that helped.... awesome show
+Josh Murray It sure was a Grate show!!
+Glenn Fink It was an awesome show. I am very fortunate to have seen them several times, there is nothing like a Grateful Dead show, never has been and never will! I am however going to check out Dead & Company in June. I like what I have heard so far.Peace.
+zososhep we were broke down somewhere around Detroit, but made it to Buffalo show and beyond... MOST AWESOME BAND AND MUSIC 1989
Holy moly. So good. Timelessness
I was there!
I was at Chicago show july 1995 and the deer Creek a week or so earlier
So good ❤
I wonder how many times Jerry sang this damn song, along with all the other greats!
Great mix of the audio. You can hear every instrument and vocal part clearly.
I only ever saw one other Bass player better than Phil Lesh - and that was Jack Bruce. The best band I ever saw - the Dead.
We were going to go on tour the summer Jerry died. I never got so see the Dead...27 years later...I am taking my kid to Dead and Company...a little sad in the heart....An era is gone...too fast for Bob...to unknown for John...still looking forward to some down tempo Dead.
on FIRE boys !
Quality production and performance, thank you!
nice i hope they release this on dvd as im not sure i can make the meet up!
Psyched for 2016 meet up at the movies. I go every year, and we make a deadheads Lot Scene at the movie theater before the show.
Wheres that at
I went to one of those in my hometown and ended up schomkin some buddha with some crusty heads in Westfield shopping mall parking structure 😂🤣🤠👾🙊🙈💥💫💨
Awesome 🎉
So glad I found this post!
Love this song so much i named my rottweiler after it, may sound a little amish but we do, in fact listen to the whistlin’ of the evening train; so jed and i will take our chances💀💗
Thanks for this
Damn Jerry looks happy
Can't wait for the meet up this year!
Nice jam
“Cold iron shackles, Ball and Chain” - always reminds me of my X- wife! Great song though! Some things she can’t from me! Took my money, but not my music!
jimiam firshur [ME TWO AS IN BOTH MY X'S)
Thanks Jerry
So good.
5:40 .. camera pans wide ... two blond guys looking back... man .. one of them is working some IMPRESSIVE flow. That mullet is all late 80's.
please release this on blu ray.
It has the 48k audio. So they can do it.
🙏
Piano Player with the gold Rolex. . . life is good.
Was good
Robert McShort Shorts. I shouldn’t complain. I am 67 and still wear pleated thigh high shorts. I also wear grey sweatshirts 75% of the time...lol.
Me too. I’m fucking retired, I wear what I please.
I was there!!
Ah, 1989,the peak of the Brent Era.Alright for Genessee Ted!
'87 was damn spiffy too
Exactly spring 89 til his death...long live brent
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
I like 1980 the best
❤
I should get this tattoo somewhere, just not sure where to get it.
Tennessee Tennessee there ain't no place I'd rather be....
Epic
I need a dead show so bad.
SAME
There is no being "grateful" without Jerry and Brent in my opinion.
Yes I agree without them its all rythm and no melody
What timing,intricate
Foxboro stadium before Gillette bought in and stuck their logos to everything. Is there anything more soul-dead than a music/sporting venue named after some huge company? My two favorites are “guaranteed rate field” and “petco park”…nothing makes me wanna spend my money elsewhere quite like that. Thank GOD we still have Fenway and Camden Yards. The last bastions of authenticity…
Planet Starbucks is coming shortly
Such a PERFECT SONG 😂
❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉getting lost in those blissful solos of heavenly stars mmmmm yummy
My favorite ❤️
I remember when Jerry they announced that this was being recorded that day . Then I never seen it till now. Good times !
I got to go truckin up to buffalo but in utero
Blackened my eye and kicked my dog....that s.o.b.....lol
On tour blew the rig exit 42 Milford, CT coasted to Chevron. Local Tony came through about to be killed on ramp outside of NYC 3 stoner freaks from Shen Valley, VA. Local brother housed us. Hitch hiked up Long Island sound to MA somehow even got tix! Fox Mass 5th song blow away straight off the hwy like a hunter song
7:24 That was cool.
The thumbs downs are actually thumbs ups by dyslexic people👍😎
I,at just 19 yrs old,worked security at this show.
i'll never forget setting my sight on jerry before fans were in yet.He was wearing a long ass leather coat.It was seeing god.lol
Fan vad coolt. Stökigt och brökigt, precis som det skall vara.
How funny just read the link after I posted my comment...Yes, I do want to sing along. Too funny.
That's the signature Gerry Garcia guitar. The Jaguar
This line up was my favorite era of the Dead, I was searching for Tennessee Jed live with Brent Myland. I wish that the band intervened with Brent and Jerry's addiction issues, but it may have been too late anyway? Thanks for the upload
the band tried to intervene many times...
Yeah they tried intervening many times.. By 1995 it was too late.
Just gotta Jerry Smile