Grateful Dead - Cumberland Blues (2020 Remaster) [Official Audio]
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RIP Phil Lesh. Your interplay with Jerry vocally and musically was a major reason that "Workingman's Dead" is quite possibly my desert island disc. Phil had a hand in this composition. Thank you for your musical stamp and a life well-lived.
When I was in grade school, I thought they were singing out of tune. When I listened again in high school, I realized that they're singing the most complex harmonies I had ever heard. What insane talent. This song is amazing and one of my absolute favorite Dead songs.
Workingmans dead 👍 great harmonys great 🎸 playing layer ed banjo playing and acoustic playing.
Absolutely
I think everyone in Corbin Kentucky loves this song!!
Yeth
My ex gf is from Corbin. Why do you say that?
I grew up in Appalachia. This song sounds like coal country. The only difference is that most mountain groups don't have drums.
The actual Cumberland coal mine is in Greene County Pa. along the Mon River. I'm sure there are more but was in it's heyday biggest in America
Jerry Garcia played banjo in a bluegrass band before he formed the Dead
But they have booze.
@@joshuasaltzman2403 Jerry was the CA State Banjo Champion when he was 14 or 15.
The banjo style influence is what makes his lead different that any other.
That's why they never liked T. Rex Bang a Gong (Get it On.) Won't hear them boys playing that.
I love this song. My girlfriend did keep me up till 4:Am. I couldn't stay with her anymore, I had to clock in at 5:30 Am LOL! That was a long time ago.
Squeeze Box by The Who. Ideas have their time.
My favorite Dead album
Mine is blues for Allah
Just having a fav Greatful Dead album is enough for me. We can can be friends.
Mine's American Beauty!
Mine is American Beauty with this one second. Tough choice-
Me to
I grew up very near Cumberland. Love this. For the past 40 yrs
Cumberland blue line?
This is my favorite song from the group
This is my favorite album.
Nelson and Garcia playing Bluegrass (period)
might be a day late but this feels like the right july 4th song for 23
I always play US Blues on July 4 th
I Suffer from severe depression I right this because a friend or two that I love helped me today. I've been as they say on for as long as this strange trip has been. Without the dead I wouldn't be alive and this album can't be taken away from me. This song can't be taken from any of us so I pay my due Everytime I'm sad because I did more for someone else then myself. I'll give until the trip is over.
Thank you 😊
Love all the pedal-slide and banjo in Cumberland Blues
Great song 😎
Saw these guys and telluride and it was awesome
Hell yeah!
158 Saints of Louisiana move
north to Cumberland at smiths pass on the dome home of cumberland valley in revelations twentyone in the v six
I bet Jerry's playing a telecaster guitar on this one anyone know?
Wow
Think he went back?
Work in this country is so fucked right now I’ve got the Cumberland Blues it’s a fucking shame
If you can make more than five dollars a day, just move away.
Based on Merle Haggards Workingman blues. Riff from the great Roy Nichols taught Roy Buchanen
I dislike all 7 dislikes.
It's the end boys last tour summer 2023
Before they named themselves The Greatful Dead, they were called The Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Champions, a traditional jug band
They went by the name The Warlocks, both blue grass bands. They started as teens with Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and Ron "Pigpen." McKernan. Phil Leash was the last member to join The Warlocks before they went electric as The Greatful Dead.
Revelations seven in seveNteen
Show name
Cumberland, Maryland?
cumberland blues
Here lol. Cumberland Train Yard?
Garbage