Grateful Dead - 5/8/77 - Ithaca, NY - Complete Show (soundboard)
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Found these CDs in the garage with no source info, but they sounded superb. I think it's from the Eaton SBD. Info copied from etree:
Grateful Dead
5-08-77
Barton Hall, Cornell University
Ithaca, NY
Lineage:
Betty Board Portion -- Master 7" Nagra reels 1/2 track @ 7.5ips...Sony PCM 501.
Audience Portion -- Steve Maizner's Sony ECM-990...Sony TC-152 aud master...First Gen Reel...played directly to hard drive. The excellent aud splices were normalized and patched using ProTools by Karen Hicks
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-Set 1-
Minglewood Blues ... (AUD splice provides beginning of track)
Loser
El Paso
They Love Each Other
Jack Straw
Deal
Lazy Lightning ... Supplication (Aud Splice during transition)
Brown Eyed Women
Mama Tried
Row Jimmy
Dancin' In the Streets
-Set 2-
Take A Step Back/Tuning
Scarlet Begonias ... Fire on the Mountain
Estimated Prophet
Tuning/Dead Air
Saint Stephen ...
Not Fade Away ...
Saint Stephen ...
Morning Dew
-Encore-
One More Saturday Night
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Culled from a May 6, 1999 post by Rob Eaton to dnc --
I recently re-decoded 5/5/77 and 5/8/77. I went into Right Track Studios in NYC (my home base studio ) set up in studio B (which is the premier state of the art Digital Music Studio in world). These tapes are absolutely the best possible reproductions of the dig tapes made from the masters (I only wish I had the actual reels so I could do a proper azimuth adjustment on them).
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My new (new) favorite story, that I'm pasting in its entirely from @Terry Tolkin here: ua-cam.com/video/luAqu8VX5wo/v-deo.html
Me and a couple of friends had been following the band on this tour since the Spectrum shows in Philadelphia.
Barton Hall was basically a glorified gymnasium and was about the size of an indoor basketball court.
No seating either.
After the show we went back to the rear entrance and waited for them to come out. A light snowfall was swirling around, the big billowing flakes blazed like white fireflies as they caught the parking lot lights. Two black stretch limos were idling by the door. There weren't any other fans around, just some crew and a few university officials.
The rear doors swung open and they all tumbled out. Each one of them was carrying a black attaché case. The band had been running their own label for awhile by now and we'd bought most of our tickets for this tour via mail-order through the Grateful Dead office in San Francisco. These were not the custom made tickets that would be the norm a few years later. See scalping had already become a very real problem and Dead tickets were some of the earliest concerts targeted by those creeps. The band's initial response was to contract for blocks of tickets for each show that they could get them for on a tour. My friends and I had all been on the Dead's mailing list for years at this point. Bulk ticket distributors seldom sold seats for these smaller, more obscure venues and the Dead office didn't mark up the prices either.
None of us were speaking up as they exited so I did:
“We've got first row for Buffalo tomorrow night!"
I blurted out to none of them in particular as I held them up.
“Oh yeah? Lemme see those"
Phil said.
I handed all four of them to him.
By now Billy, Keith and Donna had already gotten into one of the stretches and left.
Looking them over, Phil asked:
“Did you get these from our office?"
“Yeah, we did. Mail order"
I responded.
Phil then had handed a couple of them around to Jerry and Bob.
Commenting to the others, Jerry remarked:
“Well at least something's working"
They all chuckled.
I told them what a great show this night was and, for some stupid reason, repeated that the tickets that they were holding are for the first row in Buffalo tomorrow night.
Bobby said:
“Let me see those"
as he gathered them all up.
Jerry and Phil bid us "Goodnight" and piled into their limo. Bobby slid in behind them, closed the door and then they started to speed off....
WITH OUR TICKETS!
We all ran after them yelling for them to stop. After just a few yards, the limo stopped and it's rear window dropped down as we finally caught up.
We could hear them laughing riotously as Bobby's arm emerged from the rear window holding all four tickets splayed out like a hand of cards.
“See you tomorrow"
he said though his laughter.
When they took the stage that next night at the War Memorial, Bobby and Jerry walked over to the lip, spotted us in our seats and waived. They kinda chuckled too cause we were all doing balloons full of whippets. Bobby walked over to Phil and pointed us out. He walked over, looked down at us, smiled and then he waved at us too.
Great story! I have a story about Cornell and Buffalo but I can't tell it for a few years. I'm still working, lol. We brought my friend's NAK 550 in but for reasons I can't discuss the tape didn't turn out:-) I can tell that the decks steel frame was bent by the crush at the door when they open one small gym door to let 500 - 1000 fans. Not fun. It still worked but other things went awry.
Great story!!! thanks for sharing!!
Amazing story, thank you so much for sharing! Just the fact that they remembered you all the next night & came over, it just makes everything right in this crazy world of today!
Great story. I love this show.....1977 had some great shows: Cornell, Philly, Pembroke Pines
Beautiful!
I was at Cornell for this show at 14 yrs of age ...What an excellent experience....ty Chip Barnes Bill Price and Staci Thomas!!!!
Just listened to this while working in Barton Hall... Such a cool building, It must have been magical
Just sitting in my room at 645 am listening to the full show. I listen to the Dead from morning to night. There's so much to behold it's wild.
You may have heard this show before :) Unfortunately the only version on UA-cam is all separate tracks and interrupted by commercials about yoga pants. If your vision quests are anything like mine, that won't do. This is also the tape where I first heard IT, sitting alone in my car as a high school senior. I remember being possessed by the idea, perhaps during NFA and baked out of my gourd, that I needed to tell everyone about this music, going door to door if need be. I was nicer to Jehovah's Witnesses after that.
Crank it and enjoy.
[WOS edit: it's been 4 mo and they haven't slapped a goddammned commercial on here yet! If that changes someone please notify me]
This is THE Dew for me. Thx for the upload!
Welcome home brotha, Presh for someone getting this whole thing back up!!
SALVATION through JERRY 😇
Love this show. Thanks for this!
@@adirondacktrekking1972 right! 😀
That is a really grate story WOS! I definitely get it! Thanks for sharing! 🧡💚💜
That Fire on the Mountain is eyewaterring beautiful. Stunning!
Thank you for this kind, kind show
Thank you Wall of Sound! I can’t wait to share with those who need to know!🌹⚡️💀
Listening again on 5-8-23.
You are just the greatest, Man !!!! Thanks to you and all of the other ones who somehow, someway make this possible. BTW/JSYK : It sounds so f**king fantastic out here!!! Just fabulous!!! I'm eternally grateful 🥲 Wall of Sound!!!
To me, the most impressive thing about this show is that "Dancin' in the Streets," which was often kind of a throwaway number, is so hot, featuring some of Jerry's finest playing.
Listened to this tape a million times years before I knew the date or place. 1 time the 72 beetle was on the lift quiet when the tape flipped. Mechanic was like, its got a mind of its own huh? 72 semi automatic electric clutch. Tons of problems but well worth it. Painted entire top a huge blue sun w yellow around it. Big ol 🌼 on the door. DANK to keep kids off shwag bumper sticker. We explained what that meant to some Mass troopers one night...
Right off the bat they just start jamming with New Minglewood Blues...nice way to jump start the crowd.. That crescendo during that song at the 2:12 mark is off the wall!
May the 8th is now a holiday for me.
This show was produced by David Lemieux for GDP on the Rhino Label. What's great about the Rhino recording is that they got Donna dialed in perfectly. (no wailing banshee). The Lazy lightning> Supplication jam between Bobby & Jerry is jazz on fire! Incredibly tight. If you get the Rhino release you will NOT be disappointed. The remix sounds so clear, it's startling. The entire show is on 3 discs - search it out....
Whoever was mixing after Owsley ruined some awesome shows with Donna’s “backup vocals” (“vocals”) drowning out Garcia. She wails like that and then has the nerve to say later that at this point, late ‘70s, they weren’t just some weirdo hippie band anymore. Excuse me, they’d been playing awesome shows since at least ‘67 and no one else ever got PAID TO RUIN THEM
Doing a double date with the girls to celebrate this, this year
Dave from the Adam Dunn show said this was a great show
Man what a phenomenal show. I remember picking up the cd set when it first came out back in 2017.. had just ended a 4 year relationship with my girlfriend at the time..let’s just say this show was a huge part of my recovery, and also helped to dazzle more than a few of the ladies i admittedly brought home during that time. We’d get back to my house, I’d throw the first disc in the stereo system, the Dead would launch into New Minglewood Blues..and the ladies would say, “This is the Grateful Dead?!” Those nights ended quite well 😇🤣
Unfortunately many of the live Dead concerts seemed to be plagued by poor recordings, in this case the vocals are barely audible. Otherwise no complaints.
The vocals are only spotty in places. Jerry’s feed is great. I think Bob’s volume was down a little, especially in the beginning.
25:13 master
Cornell just around the cornerv😂
'Scarlet Begonias ... Fire on the Mountain' has to be one of the most sublime live performances (and live recordings) ever captured. Up there With Queen at Live Aid and The Beatles Apple rooftop
Scarlet...Fire was definitely the highlight. The Dew was amazing, too.
Last year may 8th I went into detox for kratom and opioids, today is my first anniversary 👍 nomnn
Yeah I've been on kratom for seven years that's inspiring
0:17 Minglewood 🦁.
6:22 Loser🃏.
15:13 El Paso🌄🐎.
20:37 They 💑 Each Other.
29:48 Jack Straw👨🌾.
37:53 Deal⛾♣.
45:21 Lazy Lightning⛈.
54:18 Brown-Eyed Women.
1:01:08 Mama Tried👵💁.
1:05:05 Row Jimmy🚣.
1:18:13 Dancin' intheStreets.
1:36:29 Scarlet Begoinas🌷/
🔥Fire on the Mountain⛰.
2:03:23 Estimated Prophet.
2:17:06 Saint Stephen🕭.
2:21:51 Not Fade Away✊.
2:39:11 Saint Stephen⚘🌱.
2:40:05 Morning Dew🌅.
2:54:44 One More Saturday Night🎸🎵.
You forgot... "Take A Step Back" @ 1:34:40 But seriously, thank you for taking the time. I was gonna do the same when I saw you already had. I did the same for the 12-18-73 show. This is a better version than what they have on the archive. Lovin' it!!
😊
Thanks, needed timespamps
Very cool. Brought a smile to my face, esp the little sailboat next to Row Jimmy. ,😎👍
As always, much appreciated!
My third dead concert was in KC. The second night I was already in orbit by the time we arrived at the concert. Four or five songs in, I was standing about 10 people back from center stage, looking at Jerry totally mesmerized as he was singing Loser. I thought "what makes this cat so freaking amazing?" The thought hadn't even completely formed when he looked over his glasses DIRECTLY INTO MY EYES and said "I know a little something you'll never know " that shook me so hard that I had to go sit in the stands and get my head back together for the next couple of songs LOL. What a damned moment. Wow.
What a story, thank you
I’m smiling ear to ear!
it's like that. lol
Similar experience for me in Augusta Maine 10/11/84 during Ramble on Rose. Center stage 10 feet back, Jerry looked over his glasses directly at me and it was like a jolt electricity shot through me.
robert hunter did that to me as well
This is easily, the best sounding Betty Board I've ever heard and I've listened to hundreds of tapes. Thank you Wall for giving us the best live show ever in HD essentially. Infinite Peace and Love to you all!
6-9-'77 says hold My Beer! jmo
I am once again surrounded by the loving kindness of the Grateful Dead's fans when I listen to these shows and read all the comments. Thanks to everyone who is keeping the flame burning bright.
Don't you let that deal go down, no, no! Have a great day!
I love that they left the crowd sounds in between songs. Those are some of my favorite parts.
We all know this show never happened.
If I could time travel to 1 Dead show, this would be it.
Just did man…
Yeah you and every other head lmaoooo
Heading there now🌬🕰
Yes so would I sound quality 👌
Ithaca
Thanks WOS! I know Bobby likes to toy with the youngsters and say this show never really happened, but as several of us here can attest, it definitely did. On the Friday before Commander Cody played a free show on Libe Slope. The warm up act. I don’t remember much of Saturday, except that it was an all day party at our house with many guests popping in from all over the NE for the show. I remember heading up to Barton Hall mid morning Sunday with sleeping bags, cases of beer, bongs, etc - where an all-day party ensued outside before the show. It rained at some point, and we all got drenched, but nobody cared. A friend had come up from RI and had seen the prior shows in Boston and New Haven, and all he kept saying, about once every 30 minutes with this look of bliss on his face was “Just wait til they play Scarlet Begonias”. We had no idea what he was talking about, or how he could possibly know what they might decide to play this night. Keep in mind that none of us had ever heard Scarlet>Fire played that way before this run. No internet. Few circulating tapes. Mostly just word of mouth. And we all know the set list is never that predictable. Anyway, I remember when they finally opened the doors to that old armory and there was a mad rush in. My sleeping bag was lost forever. My buddy had oranges in his jacket, and when we got inside he was soaked in orange juice. As for the music, you can hear the show here. But the other really cool thing was to come out of this show, having just heard one of the most amazing Dead shows ever, around midnight May 8, and it was SNOWING!!! And we were all just looking at the sparkling snowflakes in awe. Perfect ending to a really sweet evening. It definitely happened. Thanks again for sharing
nice personal story. thanks for sharing! 🌺
I love these stories. But tell us, how WAS that Scarlet>Fire in person? I mean, how jaw-dropping was that shit!? Btw, I hope you realize just how fortunate you are to have seen this. I’ll forever envy people like you. 🌹⚡️💀
Thank you so much for sharing !!!!!!!! Beautiful
I had to sleep in my car that night. (My headlights were broken) Froze my ass off.
Is it true that this concert never happened?
As a 25 year old deadhead, thanks for ensuring the new generations could "go to" just about every Dead show there was.
There's an old Greek(?) saying, "a society is great when its members plants trees, whose shade they will never sit under."
I'm hell-bent on seeing Dead and Company the first chance I can, same with The Grateful Shread. Maybe I'll go to some music festival with noise cancelling headphones and some good dead soundboards.
Things will never be like they were, the only constant is constant change. May the four winds blow you home again! (~):-)
Max Creek is another band to catch, although they are getting up in years.
dude, your message was rad in the best way....love that Greek expression, my cousin is 1/2 Greek and I'm passing it on to him (and everyone LOL).....you should contact me somehow, can give you many MANY great music (as my friend used to describe the Dead, "kind of like music, only better", or as i've loved the improvisational music expression, "the kind of music like books, for smart people" ;- )....get in touch man, donquixote3939 at that gee mail address, may the 4 winds blow you safely home ; - )
R Dont know what part of the country yur in but you can find a Dead band pretty near about every 100 miles , ya just got ta look around . . .i dont know the younger bands as much ,Solar Circus ,the Shred ,n of course Melvin Seals n the JGB , Phil , Wolf Bro s , will all give u a ride on the bus . I ko .
amen to that, I'm in the same boat 29 years old, but feel like ive been a dead head for 60 years hahahah thanks to everyone who uploads shows, and even bigger thanks to those who remaster them.. this is unreal, the build up to fire on the mountain with this remastered is just ridiculous hahah
It's good to know there are young bucks like you who "get it", rock on dude.(68 yr old lifelong head here)
47 years ago today
I was there. I had a good time. Lol Thanks to my friend who went to Ithaca for the tickets. The next night in Buffalo was pretty good too.
Legendary.
Lol
Nice try, narc; everyone knows this show never happened and was assembled by the CIA to incapacitate the counterculture!
@@DeadbaseXI I guess you took the brown acid, that's why you are so paranoid. Take your little orange pills now (Thorazine) like a nice loony tune:-)
Disclaimer (Just kidding, I would NEVER be so un-politically correct).
This was the Tape that started my Collection, I was given this tape as a sophomore in high school in 1986. It started a lifelong love of this band,the scene and Deadheads. Thank you for bringing it all the way back to the beginning for me,This is Truly a special show,❤Love&Light to you and YOURS. ⚘🌹✌😎
You too?! Karma is strange and mysterious.
Great story
My first bootleg was Ann Arbor Mich. Dec. ‘71
Given to me in 87
And another lifelong love of this band
Gggg
I was a sophomore in 86 as well and that was when I was introduced as well to the Dead
I was a freshman in 86, but in 89 I bought 2 tickets to the Autzen stadium show purely because I had heard about the party scene. I couldn't have named 2 of their songs... well, 33 years, and many mushrooms, doses, etc. later, Jerry's playing is still like the voice of a god.
My dad Craig Piedmont did the soundboard recording for the show... We where at the show... from a pop up tent behind stage at the show... all his equipment in the tent... Bobby Weir still ows cornell the money for the missing electronic equipment... Craig also drew the boat and oars of the dead boat on the cover...❤😮😊
The boat is bad a- and your Dad kicked a- with the recording.
And we’re still dancing
my favorite brown eyed women....sounds GREAT WOS
My local dj on krcl said that many heads considered this their best show ever. It is definitely great. Thanks for posting!
I have been listening to this show in my car, at home, and just enjoying the heck out of it. The Dancin' is iconic; Jerry was in great form and as a Dead Head from the Keith and Donna era I really love this show. Thanks so much for posting.
Thanks for sharing this uninterrupted s-board post, smile smile smile
This is the earliest I’ve heard Jerry’s leaping arpeggios in his Scarlet jam. He’d tinker with this figure all the way up to New Year’s ‘87 or ‘88 when I taped him jumping whole 10ths or something-JG really really loved to play scarlet begonias 🥲 (even as he sometimes would forget the words 😉)...
Considered among some of us to be the Dead's best show! This was in spring and when everyone came out of the venue there had been a spring snow of about 3 inch's everything was covered in white, imagine hearing this show and walking out, I would imagine you literally thought you had died and gone to heaven.
So amazing
I was 23 years old and went to this show. I remember asking myself all night how can my life get any better than this? It truly was an awesome evening of pure bliss! The band and small audience experienced a constant exchange of love 💕
So this show DID happen :) Would love to hear whatever memories you have...
@@WallofSound65 I was 20 and lucky to be there, see my previous post for one story :-)
It can’t get better, sorry
Small audience? It was packed. ( as i remember)
Did you pass your finals?
This was my 7th GD show since 1974... & Betty Cantor jumped my car's Dead battery for us after this show! ❄️👊😂✌️❄️👁️💖🎵🍄🍷🎸🥂💣🔥
@@steamrollerpaul2340 insant whatchamacallit! ❄️❣️🤣👌❄️
🌞
Bob weir confirmed alot of speculation that this show actually never happened, and that its just a compilation of edited recordings from previous shows. Rumors say it was part of a CIA experiment to see if people would think they went to a show that never happened. The CIA and their operations actually heavily influenced the grateful dead, most famously with mk-ultra and their lsd experiments.
@@camblas6380 Qcumber Qtip ☆◇♡♧◇☆ 😶
Happy 44th anniversary of the Grateful Dead at Cornell University Barton Hall on May 8, 1977! I attended this Grateful Dead concert at Cornell University Barton Hall at Ithaca, NY 44 years ago today. Some people consider this their greatest Grateful Dead concert ever!
I was there too up front!
@@donnaseftel1442 Everybody’s gonna play a game now called move back because the people upfront are getting terribly smashed…
Wish I could’ve been there! This show is amazing and I’m sure it was an amazing experience!
@@TaylorSteinkeGuitar Yes, it was a great show and it was after this show that I understood why Grateful Deadheads were such enthusiastic fans of the group.
@@CharlesALundquist I totally agree with you! This show, along with 5/22/1977, sparked my interest for The Grateful Dead. The Grateful Dead is one the only bands that had a HUGE impact on my life.
The quintessential Dead show.
I was there. 1977...I was 5 years old and was running around in a diaper...not because I needed it but because this wasn't my first rodeo 💩 My parents were nowhere to be found but I was having the time of my life! Every new group of people I encountered fed me...what I don't know 🤤 They were like families, at least for a few minutes. Had to stay on the move. I mean, dang, I was looking for my parents!! Didn't want to end up like Joe Dirt, or get Munsoned, you know what I mean?!. At one point I got a helium balloon and inhaled it to talk funny...but I swear, that was no helium balloon 🤯
Just kidding.
The end.
About halfway thru L.e.O... , "I received totaL conSciousness!~> "So I got that going for me"..•°0~>':;, Wine!!!
The transition from Scarlet into Fire, up until the first lyrics of Fire. Has to be one of their finest moments ever. It's just so...Perfect.
a thousand times yes ✨
this transition jam is exactly what makes it the # 1 Scarlet>Fire of All-Time!-----never played before or since like this again!
@@davidpedersen4335 agree 👍
@davidpedersen4335 the chillest, smoothest transition I've ever heard. It's seamless. It's hard to pinpoint when Scarlet ends and Fire begins. Back and forth between Jerry and Phill and Keith fills in the gaps to perfection. It's easy to forget that there are six musicians playing separately from each other. It's hard for me to articulate. The band is playing as one. And it's icing for the eardrums and the soul. Absolutely beautiful.
@@sethstine4698 its them as a group creating something that each one is giving themselves into and we are fortune it enough to hear the by product.
probably the tightest, grooviest Dancin in the Streets they ever played. sends me off to planet xenon with so much joy, every time!
My brother was at this show. He said that he and his girlfriend at the time got crushed up front and that they got in by knowing the promoter (although he was also a student at Cornell at the time).
Thanks for the great sound! For years it's bothered me how the recordings I heard just didn't cut it. I was at that show, and I well remember the excitement of coming into Barton Hall at Cornell (where I'd gone to school and was just starting to teach in '77) with a big crowd-flow and hearing the rousing opening of "Minglewood Blues". When we first heard a tape of the concert in the 1980's, my wife and I were transported-our bodies and souls remembered it instantly. Is it the best of the best-depends on who you ask. I like to say the best Dead show is one where you had the best time. Long live the Dead! 🌠
This was a few years before I got on the Bus in '83 but having listened to this show a few times I understand how it is reveled in Deadlore, it's definitely got a bounce to it that feels special.
Phil was having a night to say the least. Poking the bear perfectly.
Just the tone and sound of this concert has a distinct feeling. It’s so warm and not in your face, as if the band are at their perfectly balanced best. Fantastic stuff thanks for the upload ❤️ ☮️
Warm? I’ve always felt like they were playing with the intention to destroy. They just sound so clean and stone cold. Even on the slower stuff they have such a poignant and serious tone. It’s incredible every time I hear it
@@squishybuffaloit’s careful attack. Their notes and choices are punchy yes, but they are entered gently which comes out smooth warm and mature.
What's funny is that I have seen the Grateful Dead 2 dozen times during the 80s. I loved them. But the more I listen the more special this band is. I love other bands like Pink Floyd, Dire Straits, Jethro Tull. But there is something about the Dead that makes them stand apart. When they are on they go to a higher level that is rarely found by musicians. When history is written the Dead will stand beside Beethoven and Mozart. I loved the Dead but not enough. I have come to appreciate the power of their music. And I mean power. They bring it at the right times and in the right way. When I got it I realized how amazing it was. In the 19th century I believe the Grateful Dead were the greatest musicians and will be remembered that way. The most amazing part is they played inspirational music for decades. Maybe changed some but still amazing, but to about 1990.
The Dead play rock music. Look at the discography (using a modern word) for what Mozart and Beethoven composed and consider again your inane comment . Rock music may be fun to listen to but it's not creative art.
@@robertlepper5460what a load of pretentious bullshit
It's all creative art, whether from the Dead or Bach. And it all should be fun to listen to. I believe Mozart stopped touring in his 20s...
Amazing restoration of an historic concert...much thanks from NorCal...Land of the Dead ✌️
1:40:26 that little lick is awesome the way he solos on top of that chord shift
My gawd, the jam in "Dancin'" goes on forever. Absolutely amazing!
Love love love that people are preserving these records for future use.
1:32 Oh my goodness!!! Best Jam ever!!!!Dancing folded all my laundry!! Seriously soooooooo good!! I'm dancing in the streets, dancing all over the place!!! Killer Jam!!! W.O.S!!. Have I told you I love you!!!!!! Thank you!!!
It’s very under appreciated. They were on top of Minglewood during this great run.
After a WOS assisted nearly two year trip to 71-74 where everything else could only just be bullshit, I’ve come back to the 77 sound. This show is so incredible. Hard to believe but is not overrated.
the Dancin' alone! HOLY SMOKES JESUS ALMIGHTY Hahahaha
@@nataliezementbeisser1492 yeah that's my single favorite piece of live music. Thanks I'm going for it right now😁
I'm convinced that anyone who says this show is overrated hasn't really HEARD it.
@@WallofSound65 hey man thanks once again. It sure is a strange phenomenon that this show is somehow getting - - I don't know, backlash??? 🤔🤔
I my brother and a friend were at this show. I remember it vividly because it’s was one of the first shows that I saw. After this show I was hooked forever. I remember dancing with a very beautiful Cornell student who I met during dancin in the street. We talked during intermission and danced the whole second set. After the show when we l walked out of the gymnasium it was snowing and the campus looked so different than when we arrived that afternoon from Syracuse. We were feeling completely blissed out from the show. We both knew that we had witnessed a once in a lifetime concert and our hearts and all our chakras were blasted wide open. We walked around the beautiful snow covered campus to her dorm and spent the night continuing making love.
One day, someone will discover/release full proshot video of this show and then everything will be fine everywhere.
Saw GD on the cape 75, was 19.. it was amazing but didn't hook me. Fast feed 2 years, grad school at Cornell 77 this happened. Been solid on the bus since.
I play west Texas red dirt music but yeah, Bobby and wolf bros/dead and Co/Phil and friends/DarkStar Russo whatever Im there. Dead heads are the greatest community of amazing people ever. Not the this show or that one's just let's dance and omg let hunters lyrics, Bobby's rythem Phil's beats wow miss JG to the moon and back.
Dead Show #1
Phil's bassline on this version of FOTM...tis a thing of beauty!
Phil is just slaying all over this set. Dancing in the streets?!?
WOS in 2021 really said, alright y’all buckle up.
Thank you, Grateful Dead.
Thank you whoever and all that made this possible. ❤
Man, I forgot how hot the Dancin' was...yikes!!!!
one of the hottest ever
WOW, there's nothing that needs to be said. This is at the top of the pile. ABSOLUTELY MIND BLOWING! What I wouldn't give for a time machine. I wouldn't come back either. Lol thanks again WoS.
Lsd
No idea what effects he put on his guitar this night. The mystery of Cornell. But, best ever.
Cornell/ Ithaca in the 70s was a time and place out of time. I graduated hs there at the end of the decade - it was never the same afterwards. This show was part and parcel of the times.
May and the whole of up to nye is exceptional
Relaxi. Try n. 2 stay away from 6 RN touching pulling stickin m
Jerry G on fire! Pure, clean and powerful. Real country pickin'.
New York Babeee 🥰
WOS ✨🙏✨. This ones a GOODIE 🌹
one of my faves brotha
Yes sir Adirondack! She’s as classic as they come! Hope you have an amazing Saturday! ✌🏽😀
My morning is shaping up to something quite special... first there was an elegant sunrise 🌅... then, my girl makes the fam fresh oatmeal cookies from the oven... complete with warm goo-ey raisins 😋... next, I catch my friends at this spectacular show!!! Hope you are all are doing well .... peace Trekky! 🔥🌲💨💨✌☯
Fallsburg calling.
Fallsburg I hear ya.
as you might know, JGB played a smokin show at music mountain, so. fallsburg on 6/16/82. It's here on yt. Enjoy
3hrs. I wonder if Dead & Company will play the same songs?!? 🤷 (~);} They sound so Grate!!! ♥️💀⚡🌹🎶✌️
Also known in some circles as the rice crispies concert… Full of snap, crackle and pop🤡
Wall of Sound I love you!
all in all the Spring "77 tour was a very good lightning bolt shuffle
As I've been a Deadhead since 1989 I've listened to a lot of tapes, and this one is one of the best. I never did own a copy but now that it's available I got the cd if this show. Now it's time to do some comparison listening. Just listen to the good music!! Love from Canada 🇨🇦👍🥶❤️😎🚴😇🎶🎵🎼👍👍
Way back around that time a guy at work gave me a CD with this concert on it. I couldn't understand why he was so worried and insistent that I don't lose or loan it out and make sure I get it back to him.
I had been too many Grateful Dead shows in the 70s and I saw them on that tour that year and I was thinking, this is just another shity bootleg to me.
I may have listened to it once or twice.
I just thought it was really cool that I could hear a higher quality bootleg of Grateful Dead show from 20 years earlier.
So the guy at work who gave me the CD his nickname was zippy.
Hey Zippy sorry I never returned the CD of the Cornell show that you loaned me in 1995. I still have it somewhere if you still want it back
Best show in the history of music.
I think Lazy Lightning was a waste of a song, but I quibble.
Ladies and Gentlemen, I bring you Jerry on the Travis Bean (TB)500.
SET 1
0:17 New Minglewood Blues
6:23 Loser
15:14 El Paso
20:37 They Love Each Other
29:48 Jack Straw
37:53 Deal
45:21 Lazy Lightnin' →
48:51 Supplication
54:18 Brown-Eyed Women
1:01:08 Mama Tried
1:05:05 Row Jimmy
1:18:12 Dancin' In The Streets
SET 2
1:36:29 Scarlet Begonias →
1:45:23 Fire On The Mountain
2:03:23 Estimated Prophet
2:17:06 Saint Stephen →
2:21:50 Not Fade Away →
2:38:14 Saint Stephen →
2:40:05 Morning Dew
ENCORE
2:54:45 One More Saturday Night
Great show,great sound. First saw the band in 72, 4 gigs on European tour, pigpen still playing,loved every minute.lost touch after Mars hotel but loving them again after hearing brilliant Cornell show, amazing sound thankyouWOS RIP Jer and Pig
Half a mile from Tucson bye the border line Jah rastafari praises blessings respectfully Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️
I absolutely love this recording when I hear roe jimmy is almost start to cry when i hear Jerry sing I really did love his voice at that time period and his guitar playing is kick ass the whole thing rocks.
This might be the best version of Loser I’ve heard so far.
good so much is being mastered and dropped these days. fortunate to be a D-head
I can remember a night many years ago staying up until dawn at a friend's copying some of the Betty board tapes that had just become available and my late friend Doug making sure I put this show on the top of the list.
This Row Jimmy reaches rarified air... it's absolute perfection!
Row jimmy. Pheell reggae mylitus
A very nice surprise Wall Of Sound! ⚡️🕺🏽⚡️💨⚡️✌🏽⚡️🧡⚡️
Thank you! Hope you have a grate weekend! ⚡️😃⚡️
Seeing double 👀
🌈Good Morning Guys!...
it's so nice to see my buddies ....Lukey and Boots today 🌞💎🌈🎼🎵🌿💨💨🎵🌈!!!!!
@@adirondacktrekking1972 🤣 You’re very observant my friend! I couldn’t figure out the pic change so I just used old account! Hope you’re doing grate this morning buddy! ⚡️💨✌🏽🙂
@@krissantos6624 Yee haw Kris! 😀boots! I Like it! I might use that for AT too! Your creative mind is already working well this AM Kris! 💨Sweet gem to wake up to on a Saturday morning! That and already having spoken to you guys is a sure sign it’s going to be a grate weekend! ⚡️💚⚡️💨🧡⚡️🕺🏽⚡️😀
@@lukefish7562 bro Ive been tryin to change my pic for awhile as well ,so clue me in if you figure it out 🤣
Best Dead Scarlet/Fire performance ever right here!
A must listen at least once a year. Such an amazing journey of sound and imagination.
Watch your step, first songs a doozy! 🚶
This is date to set the Grateful Dead time machine to.
Thank you so much for posting... this is one of the Classic shows.. absolutely wonderful quality! NFA
God, I love this stuff. My plan is to listen to it forever. Forty-six years in, I'm still enthusiastic.Dig it.
18 people must live under a rock! This is the best of the best! This is 1977 people shit sounds like it was recorded yesterday and they are sooooo clean! So on!!!!! Vocals, instruments and hell even the crowd! everything is on point!
Ithaca is an interesting place :]
Still the reigning champ!
I caught the L.A Forum show a few weeks later, my 2nd show (1st was Hollywood Bowl 1974). I enjoyed the Bowl show, but didn't really "get it" (I was more Bowie and prog rock at the time). The Forum show changed all that - the delicate, nuanced and mood swingy music has occupied space in my head and heart ever since.
Dancing in the Streets….OMG!
magnificent morning dew on this one,one of the few where everybodys playing came thru so clear,bobby is on fire! other recordings of dew bobby kind of gets drowned out a bit..keith just levitated his piano over it all,WHAT A TALENT ! i just cant say how great this sound is recorded and mixed THANK YOU FOR PUTTING THIS CONCERT OUT FOR US ALL! www.youtube.com/@WallofSound65