Grateful Dead - Don't Ease Me In (Festival Express) HD
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- Опубліковано 30 січ 2014
- Check out this footage of Grateful Dead performing "Don't Ease Me In" live during the Festival Express tour in 1970. You can find this performance and many others on Shout! Factory's release of Festival Express. Buy the film here: www.shoutfactory.com/product/...
In the summer of 1970, some of the eras biggest rock stars all took to the rails for Festival Express, a multi-artist, multi-day, multi-city concert tour that captured the spirit and imagination of a generation. What made it unique was that it was portable; for five days, the bands and performers lives, slept, rehearsed and let loose aboard a customized train that traveled from Toronto, to Winnipeg, to Calgary, with each stop culminating in a mega-concert. The entire experience was filmed both off-stage and on, but the extensive footage and sound tapes of the events remained locked away for decades, only recently having been rediscovered and restored. The film Festival Express is a momentous achievement in rock film archaeology which combines the long-lost material with contemporary interviews that add important context to the event nearly 35 years after originally being filmed.
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i stumbled upon this movie when i was coming down on acid, once i saw them play dont ease me in i was HOOKED, my all time favorite band
I was there and on acid.lol
Holla aight bling bling shout-out uptop shabba snap
I saw the Dead twice in the 70's both times on shrooms. I think I had a good time 😁✌️
Was there.We smoked several joints of their stuff with them just before they went onstage to play this.
It was far out, man! Jerry was one of the nicest guys you'd ever want to meet.
how was bobby? 😉😆
@@Eva-eu8yn He's good enough for me. Good enough for me and Bobby McGee!
I still have all my original ticket stubs! All these years in my photo album, I will pass on to my family members!
How much did it cost? Is this Toronto or Calgary?
Toronto...
Sign me up
@@desiderii my husband, twin sister and same-age neice were at the Toronto leg. From Buffalo/Niagara Falls.
I only just read about this train in Bill Kreutzmann's book "Deal".
In future days of space travel, long long away far far ago, people will watch this and wish they could've been a musician aboard this train.
Not sure I've heard Jerry's voice purer than it is here.
And the harmony Bob supports it with plus Pig’s harmonica make it that much better
I got one for you. Morning Dew from europe 72
@@GarlTsagan For some reason I've never been able to get into that song. I know that's blasphemy. We'll see.
@@GenghisCohen257 my fav 😎
It's sweet and true!
Dough Knees, Dough Knees. Love this song anytime anywhere.
The quality of this video, both video and audio, is quite sharp. The other videos from this show aren’t this crisp
Deadheads were aloud more recording.
love to see Jerry belting it out!
I’m a black throat wind guy myself. I love ❤️ this dvd
I was fortunate enough to have seen the Dead in Vegas in 1994. It was life changing. Before seeing them live I couldn't understand why they had such a huge following. After 3 nights of that show. I finally got it. The Grateful Dead were amazing, a true national treasure.
Anthony Martin I was there with ya. Good times
So many fans never had the chance to see them live. I saw 178 shows between October 30, 1980 and April 7th, 1995. Most fun I ever had at a show was July 2, 1989 in Foxboro Massachusetts. Jerry and Brent were especially on that day.
immaculate footage and sound. imagine being there...
canada rocks! ....... anyone from the toronto area that digged rocknroll will recognize the old grandstand scoreboard with the players cigarette promo plasterd over it.. ahh those were the hay days..
People are debating where this was filmed... but it's pretty obvious it's Toronto, says cne right on the top lol
love u pigpen
God damn! Jerry be on fire !!! 🔥
Little bar in Annapolis Maryland called the Happy Buzzard ( gone now ) if you weren't a dead head no one would speak to you! LOL. Saw them at Woodstock 69
Love this guy @ 2:45.
I was all lined up waiting for him 🤣
tengo este show en dvd y es FABULOSO , no cabe otra palabra...
buddy guy, janis joplin, the band, etc..
grateful dead siempre !!!!
¿Dónde lo conseguiste?
¿Habrá alguna manera en la que puedas compartirlo?
Te lo agradecería bastante. Deadhead por siempre amigo!
@@FernandoMartinez-dq5bf hola, creo que esta subido el festival entero! 🎶👍
If you don't have Festival Express. get it!
That was my first Dead show! What a find. 😊
Saw it in the theatre...it was wiked
Changed my life and sculpted who I've become.
"It's Jerry Garcia, man"....😎
Quite possibly my all-time favourite Grateful Dead song! From their 1st (pre-Major Label signing) limited pressing 7" too! A song which really fits in well with their "Americana/Roots/Country" era of "Workingman's Dead" and "American Beauty" released during the time of The Festival Express Tour. Excellent performance here too!!
wonderful stuff! pressed with Stealin' on the other side. only about 100 copies made, all exclusively sold on Haight-Ashbury. what a time...
@darkjanggo when the summers were really full of love and not toxicity and opportunistic leeches
21 yr old Bobby, contrast to 75 yr old Bobby now.
Hippie air traffic controller 2:44
Another Dead Song "Might As Well" - is about Jerrys wish to take that Festival Express Train ride again. Who can blame him!
It's funny this song don't come out on a Dead Album till 1980 so I wonder what was up with that because this was 1970
i was walkn down main....deep elemund too.
ya know all the women down there got them texas blues
Might As Well!
Fuck yeah!
Why is the recording of Sylvia Tyson and the Grateful Dead along with others playing C C Rider at this traveling festival not being shared
so share it dickhead
Fuckin great video
Hnery thomas redid. Give the man his credit (from 1927).
2:20 “What the fuck are we doing here?”
Gram Parsons 0:12
What city is this clip from does anyone know?
Julian Ciaha I think Toronto
Calgary.
Im pretty sure its Toronto .. I've watched the documentary 3xs the hippies bitched about the price of tickets so they rolled out a flatbed and played outside the grandstand..exhibition stadium....for free..... what a cool band they were
But I could be wrong. But I'm not lol see the CNE sign that's exhibition stadium lol
Winnipeg
@@archiehunter3461 def not Winnipeg
Damn hippies ruined everything
Besides getting the words all wrong on Henry Thomas' best song, the plying is a disappointment .
Leland Talbot from my experience with playing acoustic miced up outside...you cant play the guitar the same way or as good as usual because you have to play harder with your picking hand and it kills the fluidity of the solos...but I still thought it was entertaining..The technology for live music was still being developed ...unlike today. most people plug in acoustic guitars using an internal pick up even that isnt the same as playing a guitar in a quiet room...you get so much more control if you dont have to play harder or louder...ill check out that other version you mentioned.
It is only not incredible unless you are a sir suck a lot... and we know what sir is sucking... F off Loser
Get bent Leland
It's just a box of rain.