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Saw the dead 27 times what great memories some are a little fuzzy tho

I can’t watch this without tearing up.

I was getting a restraining order for my husband and had a dr appointment that sad day. Met my friends at the Verrazano bridge that night.

Love the boys chorus line!

Jerry effected so many peoples lives! He will be forever be remembered!

Rip brother

I knew Jerry very well ! We were inlove for the 10 years I stayed with him but I got tired of the heroin addiction ! 😍🥰😘🐇🐰🌹✌️

You would’ve had to been a hard core denialist to admit you were shocked at this news.

Polo Grounds it's METS TIME

When Jerry passed, my younger- brother woke me up to give me the news: he didn't get the significance of it- He knew I was into the dead, but not how much of a formative part of my youth that they had been. He did sense something, though, and was kind, and, since then (even though he was an 15-ish year old kid) we have had a a bit of understanding (acceptance?) that has been touchstone for our relationship since (we had ever been at odds, and are still, but just then we understood one another.) This the Grateful Dead. I know that sounds trite, simplistic, and even cheap (hippy bullshit), but, it was not that- it was, IS. Another friend, who had taken me to my first show called very soon after that- he said I wouldn't believe it (I would put it up to mere chance), but when he heard about Jerry, he put his player on random and 'He's Gone' came on. Another one- in 9/11/01, I was pressure washing a home for a customer, and she called out from her doorj, asking why we were working. We were working because we had been paid to, of course! But, she invited us inside, just in time to see the Towers fall. We were all speechless. Then she put on some grateful dead and we all understood without enunciation that this was Right, Here, Right Now... it was an articulation of something that was otherwise past expression. I remember thinking how much everything had just changed, and being a 4th generation Japanese American, I was terrified for what would happen to thw Muslims in the US after this- but, I remember hearing 'Workingman's Dead' and thinking that maybe, mayne, everything would be okay. It has not been, but I'll never forget that little bit of hope, from the Dead, transitory as it was. I dunno... The foregoing is a bit of a ramble, but it is as clear as sunlight is in my sight, even unto today, and I wouldn't have it any other way, even though everything else fades. Who knows? I'm far too old and jaded and tempermentally pessimistic, these days, but I hope that others may find that transcendence in the music that I found once, and enjoy the Grateful Dead.

That final "YORK" was spot on perfect! Gave me chills that night at the stadium and ever since. I❤NY

Bacon muahroom quiche

Bless the Deadheads and long live GD music 🌹💀🎶

Made me tear up. :) Proud to be a born & raised New Yorker.

Liza Minnelli can sing anyone under the table. Live, with as backup dancers 5 cops a fireman and a public that goes wild

What a difference America is now

25 years ago today 😢

I was in AIT at Aberdeen proving grounds. My squad leader was crying in formation and I asked what was wrong and she told me Jerry died.

Incredible lady. She nailed it. Who doesn't love Liza?

Long Live the Dead! I hope the music stays alive for years to come.

New York, New York was written for Liza Minelli. What a perfect moment to hear her celebration of that incredible city, after such tragedy.

He died at 53!!!! Wow that sucks .

During the special it is so nice to hear this playing while Piazza rounds the bases for that iconic home run

I like the Dead, but what a way to end this segment Let me make this statement "A friend of Jesus, is a friend of mine"

Im standing on a platform 22 years later, waiting for an A train, and tearing up. We really came together, didn’t we. I❤NY

The biggest sing along I've ever seen! WAY TO GO our Liza with a Z! Who doesn't know the lyrics to that song I wanna know. That's right up there with The National Anthem.Nuff said.

My kids were 11 an 12 an wanted to go to their first concert so it had to be the Grateful Dead an it was in Pittsburgh in 1995 they called it the rain show . It was Jerry's last show in Pittsburgh the kids loved it an got to share the love with a legend . Rest so very peaceful Jerry.

the truth needs to be told for accuracy. jerry died of an overdose. he had the heroin sunck in by a follower/dealer. jerry always smoked heroin he hated needles. and not having any way to smoke it, he was forced to snort it and he never did that and was not used to it and succumbed to the nod forever.thanks for keeping him hooked bob weir and still milking him to this day. jerry died with no one around and had barely anything meanwhile bob weir is worth almost 100 million dollars from all the licencing deals he has made with major corporations like walmart, sanuck, target, urban outfitters, gap, levis and many more.

Jerry changed the world without ever telling other people how to live or what they should believe or do.

There are not enough superlatives to describe just how good Liza is.

I was 13 when he died. I remember my dad coming home from work and seeing it on the news, shaking his head and sitting alone in the basement

It's time for him to have a biopic made about him and his band The Grateful Dead I see Robert Pattinson portraying Cherry Garcia he can pull it off he looks like Jake Garcia young only at the beard and glasses

My parents are diehard Deadheads. When Jerry Garcia died, they were emotionally devastated for a long time.

RIP jerry garcia

Wow. Talk about being born for a moment. Perfection.

This is a quality journalist, wish there were more like him now instead of the stooge clowns we have today.

Back then most treatment centers gave you Clonidine a BP drug and let you sweat it out. They said you can't die or very few people die from detoxing off opiates. With Jerry's health conditions he should had been put on maintenance drugs or Methadone. Treatment centers wanted you to suffer so you wouldn't come back.

Omg

A true STAR PERFECTION

This has really perked me up!

I remember my mom waking me up to tell me the news. I was home from college for the summer and had just saw them at Highgate, VT. I gathered with my friends that night, watched news footage and listening to the music. Surreal to think of in 2021.

Magnificent

As annoying as it gets folks. Oh my God she is annoying

Absolutely MAGNIFICENT

0:20 most people don’t realize that she was came in a wheel chair. She was in pain singing this song. One of the greatest performances of all time

i DONT KNOW WHY I SAY THIS BUT I LOVE LIZA

I was listening to Rush Limbaugh show and they were talking about Jerry's death. A caller said as far as he was concerned it was just another dead junkie and the world was a better place. Rush agreed. Rush was doctor shopping at the time. I wonder if the rehab detoxed Jerry like most rehabs did back then? They gave you a BP med and a 12 step book.

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