Jerry Garcia Band - Catfish John - 9/15/1976 - S.S. Duchess on New York City Harbor (Official)
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Jerry Garcia Band - Catfish John
Recorded Live: 9/15/1976 - S.S. Duchess on New York City Harbor - New York, NY
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Awesome! Jerry on the Travis Bean, Donna in tune, John his royal coolness, Ronny Tutt on the drums and Keith really rips that piano. Love this!
I love that his first song in a private show to a bunch of angels was Catfish John. “Mama said don’t go near...”
God, that is what I was thinking right before I read your post !!
Legendary footage
Seems like 1000 years have passed since I heard this song last.
I like jerrys guitar ,very cool,my worlds favourite guitar player,just straight up whatever style.He dun it all ,thank you for the tunes brother.
Everything but that nasty hard rock!!
I can't say anything anyone else hasn't said. Except that Kahn's bell bottoms rock!
This is pure Smiling Joy every time I hear it!! Thanks for sharing! Greatful for the music..Happy New Year's energy into 2023☮️🎼🎵
Great to hear and see Jerry on the Travis Beam TB500
The TB performances are my favorite, personally I consider those Jer at his best
Tuberculosis isnt weiss to spread. Who knows the unintended consequences that could be unleashed?
Mantra Mouth Travis Bean is my favorite Jerry guitar. That aluminum neck!
One of a kind footage
Looking Back, I was PROUD to be his friend.
He would of been a good friend,a cool cat.God bless.
This Hells Angels sponsored show circling NYC was a hoot! The Angels dispensed nitrous oxide out of giant tanks. Peak Travis Bean era.
Good times! Miss you all.
Whoa where has this been hiding?
Mama said: 'Don't go near that river'
'Don't be hanging around old Catfish John'
'Come the morning, I'd always be there'
'Walking in his footsteps in the sweet Delta dawn'.
Born a slave in the town of Vicksburg, traded for a chestnut mare
Lord, he never spoke in anger though his load was hard to bear.
Mama said: 'Don't go near that river'
'Don't be hanging around old Catfish John'
'Come the morning, I'd always be there'
'Walking in his footsteps in the sweet Delta dawn'.
Catfish John was a river hobo who lived and died by the river bed
Thinking back, I still remember I was proud to be his friend.
Mama said: 'Don't go near that river'
'Don't be hanging around old Catfish John'
'Come the morning, I'd always be there'
'Walking in his footsteps in the sweet Delta dawn'.
Let me dream in another morning, to a time so long ago
When the sweet magnolia blossomed, cotton fields as white as snow.
Mama said: 'Don't go near that river'
'Don't be hanging around old Catfish John'
'Come the morning, I'd always be there'
'Walking in his footsteps in the sweet Delta dawn'.
'Come the morning, I'd always be there'
'Walking in his footsteps in the sweet Delta dawn'.
Smooth beyond words!
walkin in his footsteps.. in the sweet delta dawn.
And all the people who claim that Jerry couldn't wait to get Donna out of the Dead just aren't listening & don't get it.
Knowing Jerry like I don't I think he probably would've wanted Donna to stay in the band after Keith died if she had been up for it, I think he loved what she contributed and made room for it as often as possible. Also I think the only time she ever subtracted anything was in 72 (a year a lot of people love for the jams etc, thus the anger. I'm not defending anyone here tho, either side of the hill) when she didn't have monitors, all the 73 stuff and later was great and there are examples (Winterland 74 Scarlet) where she actually leads the band just jamming on spacey vocal melodies, which Jerry echos or comps with his guitar. She's good shit.
And That's All I Have to Say About That
@@newusernamehere4772 I love how you put it, very nice!
@@newusernamehere4772 I love how you put it !
Donna sang without monitors and got kind of drowned out in her Dead performances. She couldn't hear herself sing, which is why she can be hit or miss with the Dead. Not her fault.
73 was a wild year for donna’s intonation lmao
I love the chixties from the 60's.
When I was in active addiction I would sit at home play guitar do a line play guitar do a line like all night it was just this vicious cycle that never ended and man I can see it here. It’s great at the time but later..🤷♂️
Been in that boat on and off.To many times,that the part of been a slave.Get sick of it brother.Put a fucken stop to it,easy said then done.Sum will no what im talking about.Sum will show you dr phil haha.Such is life,a double barrel side by side for the dope man should be law.Take care its a jungle out there.
Let’s do this Jerry and Co. this is tight
I heard another band, fronted by same guy as this one, may make it big
Love
Looks like everyone was having fun
great jammin boys
Man this is amazing taste of things.
Jer with those Mesa Boogie amps!
nice version of this one
This is so damn good guys! Absolute 🔥🤙🏻🤠
Jerry On herion
Ronnie Tutt on drums
I know heroin when I hear it. All good. Lots of love for JG and ALL. LOL.
No secret that JG had a problem with heroin. Just a total shame that we lost him... and so many others to that stuff. Genius lost.
You know you're a true JG fan when the you search for the heroin voice performances lmao
My mom was in their circle of friends until around 1980 when she moved back to the Midwest to start a family. She’s stayed in contact and we’d see them when they came to Indiana. According to her from 1975 on he was loaded every time he got on stage. In the late 70s he switched over to cocaine for a bit then was doing both by the end of the 70s. The entire band except for Weir had issues with either alcohol cocaine or heroin. Bill Jerry Keith & Brent after him were all addicted to heroin.
John Kahn is stoned as hell!
mesa boogie amplification.............
happy bday jerry
lovely
plodding through molasses; the speed is just so
well said..... truly just trudging through a stony haze. the looseness is palpable
i wish donnahad a wottom
every time seen voice andass
Really now...this is the way it was.....
Funny loving comment. But no one smokes a cigarette like John Kahn unless they are on heroin. Trust me on this one. I know. PERFECT CIG. Believe me I know.
Or if both hands are busy with a bass. Can't use a hand to take the cig away, so you have to kind of breathe with it. Not very satisfying.
I know that cigarette very well thank you very much.
Thank the lord, clean for many years.
Check out the noose hanging behind the stage! I’m triggered! 🙀🤠
Me too, call BLM
This was a private show for a bunch of hells angels right?
Yes, I believe so
Is that a noose?
plated heart yeah. sure is.
.?????
Yes, I’m triggered! I demand an investigation! 🙀🤠
Bet there was some sweet Persian in the air..
Let's see, a Hell's Angels party on a cruise boat with the JGB as the house band........bingo!
Is that donna singing too? Films to grainy to make out
Yes
Keith.
He made it sound like catfish Shawn.
Keith’s doesn’t a great job on some of the more New Orleans style piano stuff like Catfish John. Wish he soloed more in the dead. Love Jerry’s playing but I never understood why he’d want to monopolize the solos and jams the way he did. Part of the fun of being in a band is getting to hear what other musicians have to say musically
Zappa on bass lol
is that Ronnie Tutt?
Yes. Just one week after the last concert of the late August/early September tour with Elvis. Ronnie was playing with JGB in-between Elvis' tours.
You know Jerry had a foot pedal to control Donna's microphone. Donna was a crazy woman who worked her way through the band by sleeping with them...
Stop. This is not true. Be kind
@@Irkin_Bollikans Bill kruetzman said in his book that several members of the dead slept with her. He would know he was one of the drummers.
@@adamwatson6916 yeah but that's not why they kept her... they could have had any number of groupies who looked better than donna