Where are the children of the 70's? Where have you gone? I just woke up. People were nicer, music was amazing and I want to go home, but the music never stopped.
A lot of people don't realize what a great guitarist Steve is because they've got visions of him at 15 sitting at that B-3 singing "I'm A Man" or whatever, but man he has some scary chops on the six-string. I've been a huge fan of Clapton for more than 40 years, but I saw their tour together in 2009 and Steve gave as good as he got when he and Eric traded riffs. A true wild talent. His kind don't come along very often.
Oh I agree 100% I saw them together and noticed the same thing. On another note it’s sad as hell seeing Jerry Garcia in this condition. He was such a special musician in his prime. Heroin is evil.
One of my best trips ever , purple micro-dot .watched huge notes flying from them past me .I kept turning around watching those music notes drift away.Great concert.
Took me out of my gloom, I can tell you that. I'm in the midst of the worst time in my life. Listening to this filled me with hope & gratitude. Now I have a song in my heart.
Wish Winwood and Garcia had been in a group together or at least made an album. These are probably my 2 all time favorite musicians. This is pure magic.
Spencer Davis Group, Blind Faith, Traffic... Steve Winwood goes all the way back to 1963 when he was a Lad of 15 years. Seeing him on stage with Jerry just plain rocks my world! RIP-Jerry
Has Clapton ever shared a stage with Garcia? Their very different players with very different styles. I'd like to hear how they blend.. If anybody knows of a UA-cam vid with Clapton and Garcia together, please message me. I haven't located one.
Look at that smile on Jerry's face! It's everything that makes anything OK... It's like my faith... Jerry's my vessel to God, righteousness, benevolence and PEACE, Lalania Lee thielen, first Dead show, didn't even know they were in town, Man, someone has a plan, that's for damn sure, and Honestly I am Grateful! Xoxo
Good to see the smile...the rest of his face, a man drowning in addiction. To me, these times are bitter sweet. Its rockin version for sure. But I'd trade this and all other jams for Jerry in good health.
An interesting thing about "measure our pain" is that he was married to Yoko and Yoko is a name of a famous (to the Japanese) poet. Poems are 'alpha & omega' . . . words . . . "I am alpha & omega . . ." . . . Jesus. Oops! Oh, well.
the energy of nature can be channeled in the most amazing things if we are open to it .these musicians ARE CHANNELS FOR THE ENERGY THAT could be conceived as "god" ….or something like that ,,,more dabs
The master of voice Stevie- The master of guitar- Jerry. Plus one the greatest songs ever written. Dancing everywhere. This is life! RIP. Jerry is not the only one we have lost in this band!
This song came on the radio shortly after I learned my Dad had died in an RV accident (87). I turned it up loud so the neighbors wouldn't hear me bawling. And I felt like the lyrics applied to him.
I was at this concert. This was taped in Las Vegas. It was in August! IT WAS SO DAMN HOT, a camel passed out in the parking lot, and it was a Hippie camel! Traffic opened for Garcia. Their last song was You Can All Join In. EVERYBODY was on their feet despite how hot it was! This was taped later during Garcia's set. Steve Winwood came out to sing this with Garcia's band. People went nuts during the last part of this song. It was fabulous!
Lengo67 I love hearing stories of the Grateful Dead or anything within that genre of music (shows and such) of that era !!! I feel that was the era i should have lived in ... I missed it by two decades. I was born in '79!!!
About 2 minutes in, it was obvious that this would be great...then it kept getting better. Thank you Mr. Garcia. Thank you Mr. Winwood. And thanks for posting this.
Dude, I was so glad to read your comments today. Every time I start watching Jerry videos I break out in tears. Tears of joy, sadness,happiness, and I just can't explain it to anyone. His guitar playing just makes me feel all warm and at home. It's been 18 years for God's sake and I'm still crying.....
This is genuine shivers down the backbone territory! Steve's voice sounds even more soulful here than it does on the original 1967 album version...if it were at all possible!!
it is my 53rd birthday. I worked hard ALL day. and got home and prepared myself something DECENT to have for dinner. I was in the mood for welcome to the canteen, and stumbled across THIS! i cannot fu**ing believe it. what a wonderful birthday present this REALLY IS. the good lord above has a certain amount of mercy, for some of us creatures, I tell you- wow. magnificent. thank the good lord. take it easy, everyone, happy memorial day.
An excellent version if there ever was one. I remember the GD killing it on Dear Mr Fantasy in Hampton spring tour 87. Its nice to see Jer killing it 7 years later and a year before he died. I love how they close the song Traffic style. Back in college we'd spend Friday night's dosing and listening to Traffic, Dead, Zappa, Airplane, Love, Hendrix....needless to say we'd be up all night with a constant mind blower going.
Brother 52 this year, Grew up India and have the same exact feeling as you did. Thank you for the wonderful articulation. Amazing that classic rock straddling across multiple generations, multiple cultures and continents can still unite us as one. Peace, my friend. God bless you..
I honestly thought the Avetts had a shot at becoming a touring force not fully like the Dead but as close as any other band could get- then they done F’d up and signed w/ Rubin now the entire fan base has become VERY wealthy white folk and that’s it- pre Carpenter their shows had a vibe that put me close to where these ones did- but it was the people, sadly like myself we all tossed the koolaid and moved on- they’re special but lost my respect by selling out
I'm a big Dead fan and I've seen them and Ive seen them a couple dozen times. Never had the change to see Winwood. That being said, I prefer Winwood's guitar playing over Jerry's. Jerry Garcia used heavily modified custom guitars, tone of effects (including a guitar synth, but his tone was almost always the same. Jerry played a lot of quick 1/16th notes and 1/8 notes and his solos were way too monotonous.
+Led ZeppelinFan I agree with the Jerry critique but you gotta realize he was in the end days of a brutal disease so you can't really judge based on this performance or those from really any of the 90's. If you want to see true greatness check out the Dead's performance of Morning Dew from Cornell '77. True masterpiece. It'll make the hair on the back of your neck stand up
Yeah he had bad carparal tunnel and diabetes and a heart condition,he did do a lot of shredding that weekend The grateful dead is just an awesome thing to do
Brent was a tortured spirit who is sorely missed. I think the combination of his passing and the car bomb in the parking lot were too much for Jerry. And for the record,you are 100% Correct.
This is beautiful and heartbreaking to see. Jerry WAS this song, and here at the end of his time, the life low in his body, after giving so much to everyone else that he has little left, did he truly become one with this song. The circle completes and closes. We didn't mean to, but we literally loved Jerry to death. RIP brother, thanks forever...
The era never died just transformed, born in 89 the classics kill this dubstep bullshit everyone my age listens to, unfortunately never got to see Jerry, but technology has brought one good thing; him and his music lives eternally.
Someone posted that this concert was in Vegas, July '94. If so, I was there! SO bitter-sweet listening to The Dead. In 1994, I thought I knew exactly who I was and where I was going. Career on track. Steady GF of 6 years. Great friends. Not a care in the world. We hit every Dead show within 500 miles of Los Angeles in my VW bus. One year later my career was in shambles, GF gone, and Jerry was gone. It took 6 months of bumming around Europe before I took some personal stock. I came back to the U.S., resurrected my career, met the love of my life, and started a family. But I will always associate the music of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead with that joyful and carefree period in my life. Thanks for posting.
I was at the Vegas shows in 1994! So damn hot unreal but the Traffic Band really laid it out and the venue though hot was really nice. It was 116 the entire weekend. Second hottest place on Earth that weekend but we made it through. I recently recovered a lot shirt I sold during hard times of the Vegas shows because I went hunting them down after hearing the new Dead and Company who by the way have just announced Summer Tour 2017!!!
For those of you dumping on Jerry you need to know he passed soon after this performance. How do you feel now? We lost a very talented and legendary guitarist and composer. I for one am glad he was having a good time.
Jerry Gracie will live on forever his presence is all around and stronger then ever. Just look at all the deadbeats getting stronger every day. Loved Garcia
Robert Sousa I for one love and understand the importance of the spiritual movement. the absolute final frontier of an organic contribution to the human soul.
One of the best songs of all times! I was in 9th grade when I first heard it back in the day. Makes me proud that as such a young girl I had such good taste in music. Young people today have no idea of what music is supposed to sound like. Sad!
Im 15, ma’am!? 😅🤣 I love all ‘good’ music, in fact people call me a music snob, and I’m not afraid to say I know more classic rock ‘trivia’ than most ‘boomers’ but yeah, I mostly agree with you.
i was at this tour in columbus oh with g.d. and traffic it was awesome and im a little after this era just few years but i love it still the same jammed on janis jimmy,freedom rock,hair album etc....peace
i wasn't there for the early years. he was special. i also have a passion for winwood and all his kafka-like rebirths. i didn't have this opportunity when i was young. i suggest you see as much live music as you possibly can. there's nothing like all those waves running through your body.
O his will always be one of the best songs that I will always love Like Cherry Garcia Ice Cream. Happy Saturday as my work day winds down. It is time for the concert portion of my very incredible Saturday. I hope that everyone else is having just as happy Saturday as I am. Peace & be as well as you can.
This is a great piece by great artists. As a musician, I know how easy it is to heat up a tune, bring it to a fervor, and the consummate Mr. G. cools it until the big release. You can see the love shining out of this guy. What a nice show! Thanks for posting this. As I watch it again, I am reminded how the narrative connected with the lives of these musicians, especially Mr. Garcia, who had a clan dependent on his playing. The price of big love like this is often bittersweet.
was lucky enough to see the dead at madison square garden in 86... was trippin my brains out!!!! what a great show and memory!!! thx gerry... thx to all the guys :)
First time I've heard someone say "a man who needs no introduction" and actually not introduce them😂
Couldn't have if he tried, over the roar of the crowd; but he knew that.
Was when traffic opened for the Dead. Crowd was deadheads they don't need an introduction
@@mikegee4197 Thanks. I didn't know that. Explains a lot.
That was an amazing double billing!!!!
Jerry needs no introduction, he Jerry for goodness sake!!! (~);}🤙♥️💀⚡🌹🎶✌️
Where are the children of the 70's? Where have you gone? I just woke up. People were nicer, music was amazing and I want to go home, but the music never stopped.
We're still here.. don't worry❤❤🎉🎉😂😂😊😊
A lot of people don't realize what a great guitarist Steve is because they've got visions of him at 15 sitting at that B-3 singing "I'm A Man" or whatever, but man he has some scary chops on the six-string. I've been a huge fan of Clapton for more than 40 years, but I saw their tour together in 2009 and Steve gave as good as he got when he and Eric traded riffs. A true wild talent. His kind don't come along very often.
Also an amazing songwriter and singer, too, obviously!
Totally agree....known as a keyboardist but a GREAT guitar player
10 YRS AGO BUT STILL CORRECT
Fronting for Slowhand didn't let Stevie glisten very brightly.
Oh I agree 100% I saw them together and noticed the same thing. On another note it’s sad as hell seeing Jerry Garcia in this condition. He was such a special musician in his prime. Heroin is evil.
One of my best trips ever , purple micro-dot .watched huge notes flying from them past me .I kept turning around watching those music notes drift away.Great concert.
Was this a Vegas show?
@@mr.knowitall6440 Hey I saw them in Vegas it was incredible!
Settle down, Beavis.
Jerry IS (STILL) LEGENDARY!
My personal very favorite, purple microdot. Those were the days, never to be repeated. So many of us are dead.
Took me out of my gloom, I can tell you that. I'm in the midst of the worst time in my life. Listening to this filled me with hope & gratitude. Now I have a song in my heart.
hope you are ok dude
Hope things are much better! Would love to share music with you if you want.
Hang in there brother
Oh I hear you thankyou Mr Fantasy.
I was actually born on July 9th, 1995, the Grateful Dead's last concert
Wish Winwood and Garcia had been in a group together or at least made an album. These are probably my 2 all time favorite musicians. This is pure magic.
Beautiful jam. I love the smile on Jerry's face!
I really miss Jerry
Almost 20 years gone. Luckily his ghost is everywhere.
amen
Two of the most beloved musicians on the planet, surrounded by people who love and respect them
Spencer Davis Group, Blind Faith, Traffic... Steve Winwood goes all the way back to 1963 when he was a Lad of 15 years. Seeing him on stage with Jerry just plain rocks my world!
RIP-Jerry
Absolutely. I love all of those groups. I love jerry as well as The Grateful Dead.
I most certainly hope that Jerry is resting in peace.
Some psychedelic generated sounds to take us out of this gloom.
How about Jim Capaldi,the drummer?! Great musician!!
randy95023 well, i go all the way back to 1960, but winwood has me beat in the music department.... and the cool department....
Has Clapton ever shared a stage with Garcia? Their very different players with very different styles. I'd like to hear how they blend..
If anybody knows of a UA-cam vid with Clapton and Garcia together, please message me. I haven't located one.
Jerry was a brilliant musician. His style and tone are undeniable..........He and Traffic nailed this tune.
Edward Parker its 2018 i cried hearing this... nothing and never ever will be this music
Jerry is creative genius
It's awesome to see Jerry smiling like that.
Look at that smile on Jerry's face! It's everything that makes anything OK... It's like my faith... Jerry's my vessel to God, righteousness, benevolence and PEACE, Lalania Lee thielen, first Dead show, didn't even know they were in town, Man, someone has a plan, that's for damn sure, and Honestly I am Grateful! Xoxo
Yes yes y'all
Good to see the smile...the rest of his face, a man drowning in addiction. To me, these times are bitter sweet. Its rockin version for sure. But I'd trade this and all other jams for Jerry in good health.
The great wonders of rock history!!
I WAS THERE!!! Cooking in the hot Vegas sun at the Silver Bowl.
Damn, I miss you, Jerry!!🌹
This was in Chicago, hondo.
Steve Windwood the same as 40 years ago, Wow!!!
Steve's like " I'm doing Steve winood stuff" and jerry's like "I'm doing jerry stuff" haha love it
any time JG was onstage, there was joy in the air
we need him now more than ever
michael hunter ABSOLUTELY
Right on. Miss him so, and try to live the tradition.
I WAS THERE AND IT WAS FABULOUS ❤️⚡️💙
Listening to stuff like this is the closest I ever come to a religious experience.
@Burr Anderson Measure.
An interesting thing about "measure our pain" is that he was married to Yoko and Yoko is a name of a famous (to the Japanese) poet. Poems are 'alpha & omega' . . . words . . . "I am alpha & omega . . ." . . . Jesus. Oops! Oh, well.
greateststoryevertold.org/grateful_dead.html
the energy of nature can be channeled in the most amazing things if we are open to it .these musicians ARE CHANNELS FOR THE ENERGY THAT could be conceived as "god" ….or something like that ,,,more dabs
Bruce try hiking
The master of voice Stevie- The master of guitar- Jerry. Plus one the greatest songs ever written. Dancing everywhere. This is life! RIP. Jerry is not the only one we have lost in this band!
Jerry certainly added flair to one of the sweetest songs to come from that era...and to last well into today.
Spirit is something that no one destroys.
i see what you did there!
The spark ⚡️ lives on!
@@ensinitas duh
...or CAN 😉
What a great, underrated band Traffic is.. A really, really good band..
This song came on the radio shortly after I learned my Dad had died in an RV accident (87). I turned it up loud so the neighbors wouldn't hear me bawling. And I felt like the lyrics applied to him.
They did apply to him.
I'm right there with you, bud.
Sorry for your loss... my dad passed 2 years ago..but not tragically in any unexpected way. I'm sure that must've sucked. My condolances.
very sorry to hear about your papa
Richard Killian so sorry about your Dad’,,, continue today
love his memory
The soul in Garcia that pours out of that instrument wow to say the least
At my age, 20yo i hope i will find someone who love like me this type of music! I love it!!
You can tell they were all excited to have Jerry onstage with them...ahh, the Golden Years...carpe diem, folks.
I was at this concert. This was taped in Las Vegas. It was in August! IT WAS SO DAMN HOT, a camel passed out in the parking lot, and it was a Hippie camel!
Traffic opened for Garcia. Their last song was You Can All Join In. EVERYBODY was on their feet despite how hot it was!
This was taped later during Garcia's set. Steve Winwood came out to sing this with Garcia's band. People went nuts during the last part of this song. It was fabulous!
Lengo67 thank you for sharing!!! You sir are lucky to have witnessed this piece of history!!!!
Lengo67 I love hearing stories of the Grateful Dead or anything within that genre of music (shows and such) of that era !!! I feel that was the era i should have lived in ... I missed it by two decades. I was born in '79!!!
CB-History was seeing them back in the 70's sweet heart. Peace
Lengo67 : nice one.😘😘😘🇿🇦🇿🇦🙏🙏🏿🇦🇺🙏🏿🙏🇦🇺🇿🇦🇿🇦🙏🙏🏿😂
lucky man
About 2 minutes in, it was obvious that this would be great...then it kept getting better. Thank you Mr. Garcia. Thank you Mr. Winwood. And thanks for posting this.
Great pairing. Stevie's vocals are always epic - and Garcia's guitar playing, unmistakable.
Dude, I was so glad to read your comments today. Every time I start watching Jerry videos I break out in tears. Tears of joy, sadness,happiness, and I just can't explain it to anyone. His guitar playing just makes me feel all warm and at home. It's been 18 years for God's sake and I'm still crying.....
Shedding a tear right now 😢
AMEN
How could anyone "Thumb Down" this Video???! This is sheer beauty and Jerry Garcia just adds to the magic...
Right? Like really?
Jerry was smiling and having fun. Nice to see. RIP Jerry!
This brings back memories of a lifetime!
This is genuine shivers down the backbone territory! Steve's voice sounds even more soulful here than it does on the original 1967 album version...if it were at all possible!!
Ditto that. Goosebumps often to this tune
it is my 53rd birthday. I worked hard ALL day. and got home and prepared myself something DECENT to have for dinner. I was in the mood for welcome to the canteen, and stumbled across THIS! i cannot fu**ing believe it. what a wonderful birthday present this REALLY IS. the good lord above has a certain amount of mercy, for some of us creatures, I tell you- wow. magnificent. thank the good lord. take it easy, everyone, happy memorial day.
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An excellent version if there ever was one. I remember the GD killing it on Dear Mr Fantasy in Hampton spring tour 87. Its nice to see Jer killing it 7 years later and a year before he died. I love how they close the song Traffic style. Back in college we'd spend Friday night's dosing and listening to Traffic, Dead, Zappa, Airplane, Love, Hendrix....needless to say we'd be up all night with a constant mind blower going.
Happy Birthday!
65 is the best (year 2b born)n
Brother 52 this year, Grew up India and have the same exact feeling as you did. Thank you for the wonderful articulation. Amazing that classic rock straddling across multiple generations, multiple cultures and continents can still unite us as one.
Peace, my friend. God bless you..
they don't make 'em like this anymore...😢
d. simpson ...are you suggesting that Bieber lacks the chops to pull off, say a legenday Spring '77 show?! ;)
I honestly thought the Avetts had a shot at becoming a touring force not fully like the Dead but as close as any other band could get- then they done F’d up and signed w/ Rubin now the entire fan base has become VERY wealthy white folk and that’s it- pre Carpenter their shows had a vibe that put me close to where these ones did- but it was the people, sadly like myself we all tossed the koolaid and moved on- they’re special but lost my respect by selling out
d. simpson get up write one!
Just great! Hard to imagine almost 20 years have gone by since Captain Trips died.
Miss him:( Winwood is so crispy on solos.
I have not heard this one thank you that is traffic and Jerry
Look at all those Freaks and Heads! Damn, you can hear the "Grateful Dead" in Jerry's guitar!
Totally awesome!!! Great to see Jerry smiling. He was loving it. He loves this song. Thank you for sharing.
Jerry gives a lot to this masterpiece by Traffic. Thanks.
Jerry Garcia was Mr fantasy
thanks for reminding us :-))
I'm a big Dead fan and I've seen them and Ive seen them a couple dozen times. Never had the change to see Winwood. That being said, I prefer Winwood's guitar playing over Jerry's. Jerry Garcia used heavily modified custom guitars, tone of effects (including a guitar synth, but his tone was almost always the same. Jerry played a lot of quick 1/16th notes and 1/8 notes and his solos were way too monotonous.
+Led ZeppelinFan I agree with the Jerry critique but you gotta realize he was in the end days of a brutal disease so you can't really judge based on this performance or those from really any of the 90's. If you want to see true greatness check out the Dead's performance of Morning Dew from Cornell '77. True masterpiece. It'll make the hair on the back of your neck stand up
chais jo that's what I always thought. Especially when Brent would sing it as he stares at Jerry!! Love it
Yeah he had bad carparal tunnel and diabetes and a heart condition,he did do a lot of shredding that weekend The grateful dead is just an awesome thing to do
I was dosed hard behind the sound mixer. Sunday Traffic set was EPIC. Chicago.
This was the year before that I believe
Dosed is high on lsd.
One of my favorite vocalists and one of me favorite guitarists. :) I saw them together at Buckeye Lake that year. Awesome!
i was at this show....many good memories.....who would have thunk a year later the fat man would rock no more...R.I.P. Jerry thank you...
118 degrees ~ I was there all three days! This was the best pairing of all the UNLV shows by far
Caught Dead in Traffic
Photon trap good on you i got more miles in space than an apollo mission but i'm f'n jealous!
Wonderful! Oh jerry, you are so talented. So grateful you were able to play with these guys! It sounded fantastic!!!
I've never seen Jerry so happy can't help but express emotion as this!
He was the one that made us all laugh, in doing so he broke down in tears.
Brent Mydland still rocks it best. I rarely say that beyond an original song/original artist but he did.
Brent was a tortured spirit who is sorely missed. I think the combination of his passing and the car bomb in the parking lot were too much for Jerry. And for the record,you are 100% Correct.
be real ol Speedball wasn't even close ...... where is Pigpen when we really need him. peace and love
From "The Last Great Traffic Jam" DVD. An excellent film of Traffic's last tour.
The perfect song for these two to humm together. Great vibes. 70's cool.
I want to go back to the 70's- Cathy Herrmann
.....wow...sing me a song to rock my soul...what a long strange trip its been!
jerry garcia took me back home after acid trips 1975 always will do
This is beautiful and heartbreaking to see. Jerry WAS this song, and here at the end of his time, the life low in his body, after giving so much to everyone else that he has little left, did he truly become one with this song. The circle completes and closes. We didn't mean to, but we literally loved Jerry to death. RIP brother, thanks forever...
BLAH !!! JERRY DID IT CAUSE HE LOVED IT.. NOT CAUSE YOU DID...LOL.
IMOP Traffic was THE best opening act for any of the stadium shows the Dead did. Jim Capaldi - RIP
🎄HEY JERRY CAN YOU GET ME first rows to see you and your heavenly new band please? 🎄😎. Round trip please!!!
These Hippies could play!
There was war in them dies
this is the best comment i have ever seen on anything anywhere. so true.
one of the great voices of rock, and one of the great guitarists
The era never died just transformed, born in 89 the classics kill this dubstep bullshit everyone my age listens to, unfortunately never got to see Jerry, but technology has brought one good thing; him and his music lives eternally.
i saw them together at giant stadium in NJ....when traffic came back out.......it was a treat
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Love steve winwood great guitar and lyrics one of my favorites
Love to see Jerry having a blast!!! We miss you Jerry..where ever you are.
Pre-internet world still ruled here ...for 6 months, then it all changed in '95!
I am so very grateful for Jerry Garcia & Love Steve Winwood in & out of Traffic As well as Eric Clapton anywhere.
So cool to see Jerry playing with a real rock and roller. Love this stuff!
this could be my favorite song of all time.
Wait I've been left behind I guess I still got to pay more dues great America
Low Spark was the one that got me going
WHERE HAS THIS BEEN ALL MY LIFE?!?!
Outrageous! 👍👍👍👍👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋😘😘😘
The ever humble Garcia. in his own cave he ROARS. Thats why we love him.
I saw them at buckeye lake in 94, never forget it
It is. November 2022
Absolutely love listening to. This
RIP. Jerry
Ditto! Where was this? I saw them in Chicago but I can't tell if this was taken there?
Capaldi, Winwood and Garcia....... Thats a Super Group!!!!
this has to be the best version of this song i have ever heard!!!
Someone posted that this concert was in Vegas, July '94. If so, I was there! SO bitter-sweet listening to The Dead. In 1994, I thought I knew exactly who I was and where I was going. Career on track. Steady GF of 6 years. Great friends. Not a care in the world. We hit every Dead show within 500 miles of Los Angeles in my VW bus. One year later my career was in shambles, GF gone, and Jerry was gone. It took 6 months of bumming around Europe before I took some personal stock. I came back to the U.S., resurrected my career, met the love of my life, and started a family. But I will always associate the music of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead with that joyful and carefree period in my life. Thanks for posting.
lucky to see jerry on stage! fuckin life man! Through the ups and the downs the good music will always help you through it!
Amen brother. I used to play the Dead nonstop, but at this point I save them for special times.
I was at the Vegas shows in 1994! So damn hot unreal but the Traffic Band really laid it out and the venue though hot was really nice. It was 116 the entire weekend. Second hottest place on Earth that weekend but we made it through. I recently recovered a lot shirt I sold during hard times of the Vegas shows because I went hunting them down after hearing the new Dead and Company who by the way have just announced Summer Tour 2017!!!
This show was magical.
i'm what you might consider a youngn...and this generation holds the torch with quite the grip. i am here, as will my offspring be. we are here. ;)
This sounds amazing! they're shredding it!!!
For those of you dumping on Jerry you need to know he passed soon after this performance. How do you feel now? We lost a very talented and legendary guitarist and composer. I for one am glad he was having a good time.
+Robert Sousa Jerry was one the Greatest and truly talented musician.
Jerry Gracie will live on forever his presence is all around and stronger then ever. Just look at all the deadbeats getting stronger every day. Loved Garcia
Robert Sousa I for one love and understand the importance of the spiritual movement. the absolute final frontier of an organic contribution to the human soul.
Don’t use heroin. Jer bear looks like he just woke up from a heroin nap
drugs didn't kill Jerry ice cream and pizza did
JERRY AND STEVIE WHAT A HELLUVA COMBINATION , HELL YEAH
So great for the Dead and Steve jam. look how Happy they all were. Jerry, look down and connect with all that love you
Love this. Happy Sunday.
Peace & be well.
One of the best songs of all times! I was in 9th grade when I first heard it back in the day. Makes me proud that as such a young girl I had such good taste in music. Young people today have no idea of what music is supposed to sound like. Sad!
Im 15, ma’am!? 😅🤣 I love all ‘good’ music, in fact people call me a music snob, and I’m not afraid to say I know more classic rock ‘trivia’ than most ‘boomers’ but yeah, I mostly agree with you.
i was at this tour in columbus oh with g.d. and traffic it was awesome and im a little after this era just few years but i love it still the same jammed on janis jimmy,freedom rock,hair album etc....peace
i wasn't there for the early years. he was special. i also have a passion for winwood and all his kafka-like rebirths. i didn't have this opportunity when i was young. i suggest you see as much live music as you possibly can. there's nothing like all those waves running through your body.
Cool, who woulda thunk it. Ole Jerry loved to play and often ventured out into "The Great Wide Open." We be jammin.
Please don't be sad, these guys wouldn't want you to, for starters.
Joe Jensen right on, as they say
@PandaplusMochi Youre so right. Much better times in 70's. Thank goodness for the music!
Those were the good ole days dam good music
AWESOME .... up there with dear prudence ....
O his will always be one of the best songs that I will always love Like Cherry Garcia Ice Cream.
Happy Saturday as my work day winds down.
It is time for the concert portion of my very incredible Saturday. I hope that everyone else is having just as happy Saturday as I am.
Peace & be as well as you can.
IMO Traffic was THE best opening act for any of the stadium shows the Dead did. Jim Capaldi & Jerry - RIP
wau Jerry AND TRAFFIK I NEVER HEAR BUT THIS IS THE BEST!
This is a great piece by great artists. As a musician, I know how easy it is to heat up a tune, bring it to a fervor, and the consummate Mr. G. cools it until the big release. You can see the love shining out of this guy. What a nice show! Thanks for posting this. As I watch it again, I am reminded how the narrative connected with the lives of these musicians, especially Mr. Garcia, who had a clan dependent on his playing. The price of big love like this is often bittersweet.
That was super! Thanks for sharing it with us. Goosebumps for sure!
was lucky enough to see the dead at madison square garden in 86... was trippin my brains out!!!! what a great show and memory!!! thx gerry... thx to all the guys :)
Cherry Garcia is in heaven now due to all of his hard work. You are truly an angel now 💜