John Fogerty W/Grateful Dead [1080p Rermaster] - May 27 1989 - [part 1/2 - PREVIEW RELEASE]
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Thanks to LeeJ for providing a first gen transfer of this show with some really good quality.
As with all videos, this will look and sound better AFTER premiere mode has ended.
I had some errors in the process of getting this to where i wanted it, so this will be done over again in the near future (hence the preview tag in the title)
Based on the provided tape, I do expect a pretty decent jump in quality from this to the next time I publish it (and will contain the entire segment, not just part 1)
I will also go over the audio. the levels seemed low when i was spot-checking. This tape is in wonderful shape compared to the other sources I've seen, so it should look pretty good either way
Seeing Jerry happy here like a kid makes me feel Happy.
Jerry loved playing with other people. The band entirely loved having guests. Jerry was definitely a people person :)
Steve Jordan on drums, Randy Jackson on bass.
Could tell in all of listening to one measure it wasn't the Dead drummers. It had too much of a pocket to be the Mickey or Billy, truth be told.
@@guitymon Billy and Mickey play a whole different style, unique to them and really amazing!
Nothing like a nice tight, funky, "in the pocket" beat though!
Great drummer, rhythm section, on display! Legendary!
@@guitymon steve Jordan sounds on fire with the stones the last 2 shows,its like a whole new energy level they have
randy Jackson like on American idol??
@@asues420Yup
This was so freakin' huge. People might forget this was the first time Fogerty performed any of his old songs in front of a "hometown" crowd since CCR broke up. I can't wait to see the whole thing. So glad I flew up there to see this great day in person.
May 27, 2023...34yrs ago today and it still puts a smile on my face just like it did that day way back in ‘89..what a high it was to be young and to be free of all the responsibilities life brings your way as we grow older..tell me where that time machine is so I can go back and do it all over again..🙏
its a good thing letterman taught jerry proud mary ;)
that was good!
I love seeing Jerry so happy and John was just on fire man that band was cookin! I’ve always noticed when Jerry plays something different than his standard gig he gets that extra boost
Yeah jerry definitely loved jamming with other stars outside of the bands
Looks like a good time for sure, and Fogerty's vocals are killer. Though, as a much bigger fan of the Dead, it was kinda lame by their standards. As far as I could see, it was only Jerry and Bob. And it was obvious they were only backing musicians for this gig. I'm sure most of the fans there wanted to hear John play the 'Bayou' solo just how it sounds on the record. Not sure if the Dead shared the bill for this show, but Jerry and Bob were kept on a short leash for this set. And I'm sure they were more than happy to do it. Sure looks that way anyhow, and I can't imagine them not being super cool about it. I'm just imagining a conversation between John, Jerry, and Bob, after agreeing to do this, where John is like "cool, but just so we're on the same page... we're gonna play the songs straight ahead, and i'll play the solos", etc... and Jerry and Bob are just like "cool man" (which is the same reaction I imagine they woulda had if John had told them they were going to improvise the whole set from scratch, or if he told them he was the Zodiac killer and they were next... just going with the flow)... At the end of the day, a gig's a gig. And providing rhythm guitar and backing vocals on CCR/Fogerty tunes would be easy money for any professional musician. So it must have felt like a paid vacation for Jerry and Bob, whose typical experience performing live was like a tight rope walk between sky scrapers by comparison. Which is not to put down John or the traditional concertgoing experience. He sounded great and gave the audience exactly what they wanted (not to mention, he had more of an impact on contemporary music and culture in a few short years with CCR, than most musicians have in a lifetime)... But, there's certainly a difference between playing a show (same set, in the same order, every night) where every song is more or less a short, simple strummer... and then playing an entirely different set from night to night, where it's common to not even know what note you'll play next (let alone what song), sometimes with nothing to lean on except your ears and intuition, feeling around in the dark, in a collective attempt to pull a rabbit out of their ass and get everyone off before the night's over...
Bobby’s amp turned down to -4
Micky watching from the sidelines with a Celtics jacket on looking like a G!
undoubtedly a gift from his friend Bill Walton.
@@johnybaltimore3687 yeah absolutely
Bill Walton taught him well! 🏀🌹⚡
I don't see mickey, what minute is he? Go Celtics. Go Mickey, Bobby and Jerry!
@@benpellegrom6488 start at 1:45
So, I haven’t seen anybody here mention that Jerry played on Tom Fogerty’s solo album. Also no mention of the fact that John’s brother Tom eventually died of AIDS which this event was a fund raiser for. According to wiki Tom died in 1990. He would have been alive for this performance, no doubt on the performer’s minds.
This is awesome. Smiles all around. The crowd erupts when they first hear John start singing!
One of the best shows I was at. i will Never forget it. Jerry and Bobby as part of Fogerty's band...IT WAS THE SH*T! And the Dead's set was at a very high decibel rate. It was loud as f*ck. I remember drinking water out of the dug out drinking fountain. Chooglin on down to New Orleans,
I have no problem at all hearing both Jerry and Bob. You just really need to listen and watch closely
As another comment stated, Jerry & Bob were in the pocket playing intertwined rhythm lines
Fogerty has a great sound like no other, he's the lead guitarist and they would never want to overshadow or outshine him
I can’t believe how much i’m enjoying this at 2:43 am onna Thursday. Lol! Thank u!! So f’n raw!
Amazing that Fogarty got thru the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s with his skills, looks and health so completely intact!
John was an ass also a strict businessman that didn’t allow drugs in the workplace
Gotta love Jerry rocking the grey sweats no fucks
He got chinos on brah
@@MrBINGEBOY Yup! He would wear sweats at certain times though.
Wasn't there but did watch live on bay area TV. Think the story was Jerry or Bob or both asked John Fogarty to be on a bill and he said I don't have a band and they said we'll be your band. Steve Jordan brings it, Jerry lovin it. Creedence forever a joyful moment in time, the sound of their hits on little transistor radios and car radios and 45's was everywhere.
THIS GUY VOCALS IS UNIQUE... THE BAND IS SPACE ROCK IT
Thanks for posting this. I've long loved the music of Creedence and the Grateful Dead. It's neat to hear them together even though Jerry is almost inaudible in the mix. I don't really understand Fogerty's love/hate relationship with Jerry and the Dead. He sure does bad-mouth them a lot. I think it goes all the way back to the early days when critics raved about the bands from the Haight like the Airplane and the Dead, and were rather dismissive of Creedence. They were mostly viewed as a singles act. That and the fact that he prefers tight arrangements with no room to wander which is the polar opposite of the Dead. If you want to hear Garcia ripping on some Creedence, check out Jerry and Los Lobos doing Born on the Bayou. It's pretty entertaining.
I will do that. Los Lobos did the song 'Bertha' on 'DEADICATED' ,a Dead tribute album. Fogerty never tires of telling about having to follow them at Woodstock. but it's hilarious.
I wished Jerry was more audible ,too. he can be heard doing that little lead part on 'Proud Mary'. and he's not just moping around. he's contributing. we all know he's the best guitarist on stage. and I'm a Creedence fan. but the Dead's skull & roses LP had the same kind of folk blues, country ,R&R, that CCR did. love that record .'Goin' down the road feelin' bad', for instance. an old American folk song. that and 'American Beauty,' are gems.
I was at the stadium. Thank you for uploading this.
I was there. Great show and LOTS of fun.
@ Christopher hazard, you have found another very tasty nug! Thank you so much for sharing! ✌
I have a sbd for this show and another fogerty playing with thetm at bill grahm memoorial .... working on the video later... have to redo this one and include the encore then i'lll track it with a new sbd
@@Hazard4K that sounds awesome bro. Look forward to seeing and hearing them both. Fogarty and CCR were underrated IMO as well. The pairing of these two is an awesome sound!
I was there! Thank you! 🌈⚡️♥️
thank you kindly~
Sub’d just on this vid alone - thanks!
Day on the Green!!
awesome - thank you!
Few guys I have seen play drums that friggin hard; Jon Bonham comes to mind.
Yup, and Ginger Baker too
The mighty max
Joe Russo Bangs
Now he is a Rolling Stone.
Steve Jordan baby
Thank you so much! Awesome!!
What A Real😎👍💎😂Chris Thank You 🙏🤗
Had no idea who Randy Jackson was on this day in 1989. We were up on the 2n'd or 3rd deck at this point. Made our way down later for the Dead. Not sure when I put two and two together who Randy Jackson was, and who he played with but it was sometime after 2002 when American Idol premiered. Way after ... '05 at least. 2010? WTHK?
so good. thx so much
Thank you
John Fogerty is living proof that it takes a strong ego to be a performer in front of crowds. Garcia/Weir, proof of the alternative. C'mon John, give Jerry a chorus or two. Edit: at Midnight Special, Garcia looks like he's thinking, "now we're talking. i could show this dude how this song should go."
I didn't know John Fogerty performed with The Grateful Dead more than once. I know he got onstage with them at Golden Gate Park for Bill Graham's memorial concert. I will check this out. Big CCR fan, as well as being Gratefully Deadicated. Thanks for posting and sharing.
ua-cam.com/video/6nSMveEVWH8/v-deo.html
Just posted that show right here.... much better quality than this is right now :)
@@Hazard4K Much thanks for the link. I will definitely check this out.
@@Hazard4K WHOOPS. never mind. I've already seen this and posted a comment on this particular video.
I was there! Spectacular....
Nice dude
They have Jerry way too low in the mix
Mind blower!!
I feel like Jerry is WAAAAYYYY too quite in this mix 😢
Bobby and Jerry were there to let John Fogerty shine during his set... They did a bang up job, and later in the day, The Grateful Dead got their set.
Jerry and Bob got to see what it’s like to play in the pocket.
Mmm ... I guess this will be my last work on my DAW. I'll do a "Vinyl Eq" audio with an improved sound out of this gem. But I won't be able to upload it because YT warning me (copy rights). I'll try to share it some how. I got another audio from Mr. JF playing with Albert Lee and a choral repertoire, the most recognized song in that show is R'n'R girls. I hope I can share it too.
WooW...!!! Thanks In Credence Advance...!!! ;)
Steve Jordan - The original Energizer Bunny
I won't forget this day! iirc it was an Aids benefit iirc...
The Grateful Dead closed the show. Opened second set with Hell In A Bucket--> Fire On The Mountain.
Great
I can t belive no puedo creerlo
Way better then that vhs I used to have.
Edited leaving Jerry out playing the guitar as a slight solo..
fogerty always plays his solos the exact same way....he is no improvisor....
but jerry liked his songs...
but it would have been fun to see jer solo in one of thise songs...
This the A.I.D.S. Benefit at Oakland Stadium. not with Grateful Dead. This is with Steve Jordon on drums and Randy Jackson on bass. Now it's true Fogerty was backed up by Grateful Dead, but that wasn't until the Bill Graham Memorial free concert in Golden Gate Park. How do I know? I was at both!
Augy,
San Diego
Me too bro, San Francisco
I was there at bill Graham in the park was great day
I wish Jerry was given 3-6 minutes to jam during one of the songs.
Fogarty wants nothing to with Jerry why did he do this . This is weird
Wow!!!
Wonderful concert, but why was Jerry's mix turned almost off? He was actually playing his usual tasty licks and leads, but we can't hear any of them. WTF???
jerry turns himself down when you can't hear him. pay attn :)
Nonsense. I'm quite familiar with Jerry's tone and his manner of adding fills during the verses. And even his one solo was completely turned down in the mix. @@Hazard4K
@@wehaveasituation the volume knob on his guitar, he adjusts it about 600 times per show
But ok, I'm not going to argue with you, you obviously know everything, I really love getting notifications of you bitching about something like some old man yelling at the sky. thank you.
But we can't hear a single note of Jerry--even on his solo. No one's yelling at the sky, a-hole. @@Hazard4K
@@wehaveasituation you do understand this is directly off the sbd, correct ?
This is as true to the live performance as it gets
is Jerry even plugged in???
Why did they have Jerry’s guitar so quiet?
For the most part he was just 'the backup' for this show. Chris is putting a better audio source on the next release that has more Jerry in the mix though.
Agreed. Jerry looks a little lost to me
Looks like he's just happy to comp some rhythm letting John do his thing.
@@cxm2687 Not much room to get lost in most of these tunes, honestly. I figured when Garcia's on stage, you might want to give him a few bars to solo over, but whatever, it's still an enjoyable watch.
@@jsoon71 true. It actually was a great video, the first tune Jerry just didn't seem into...maybe he was just letting Fogerty do his thing
But John has some great songs. Loved the gig.
🍯!!!
who was the drummer?
What kind of guitar is John playing?
It looks like a rickenbacker
I probably wrong tho
@@fleetingverse4135 with a neck through body?
It's an electric guitar it just has a wireless hookup to the amps
@@KeizerHedorah Yeah, it's an electric guitar. That's not the question.
Honestly, I was there. And it was terrible because you could not hear Jerry’s guitar at all. One of the most frustrating concerts ever.
hahahaha ... well didn't the boys have their own set as well ?
What a treat. Jerry and Bob behaved. They didn’t steal the show 🙈. They could’ve.
Why would they have? They did their own set that day.
Jerry and bob always give their guests the spot light
Sad thing is I saw Fogarty 10 plus years ago and he was talking shit about the Dead and how a rock song is only 3-4 mins.
Yeah that is kinda sad. Clearly the dead have a lot of respect for john fogerty. I think the dead are actually massive fans of a lot of artists that dont like the dead in return
Is there a part 2?
This is so tasty
They should've played some Dead Tunes!!
I bet Jerry played Proud Mary the next night at his own show and it was as long as this whole concert lol!
I thought John didn't like them because of the whole Woodstock debacle.
Yeah he talked so much shit about The Dead on Marc Marons podcast
Heels wound all time!
When I saw John Fogerty live, one of the many times - he talked about following the Grateful Dead and how much fun it was . . this was at a festival a few years ago.
Benefit for AIDS, & John’s brother had it & passed in 1990. Obviously we know Tom Fogerty played a Jerry & Merl Saunders.
Would have been better if they let Jerry have a solo segment in at least some of the songs
Even hearing Jerry's guitar would've been appreciated, he's so low in the mix you can barely hear him at all
Ya too bad would be so interested hearing Jerry do something with any of these songs
He is louder in the mix on the next audio source Chris will be using, and he does take a solo during Rock and Roll Girls that you can hear much better on that source.
This isn't Fogerty with the Grateful Dead; this is Fogerty with Weir & Garcia from the Dead, with a couple other musicians. You will be severely reprimanded for this mistake !!
I'm allowed to be lazy from time to time!
the rest of them are standing iin the background :D
@@Hazard4K You get a pass.
@@Hazard4K Dude, you work your buns off to make all this good stuff happen. Thx, so much.
Ya this is AMAZING footage..tytytytytytytytttyyyy very much!!!
Where is Part 2?
Venue anyone?
Oakland
Sounds pitchy DAWG. 😮
people don’t know it, but Jerry Garcia would’ve never been able to do this gig without David Letterman. Here’s proof!
m.ua-cam.com/video/3m0vkXQeAso/v-deo.html
Ha!
Thanks to dave letterman, jerry can finally play proud mary
The drums are too pushy. Ruins the songs sad!
Is this the AIDS benefit ? Oakland Coliseum ?
16:34
this time....I dont know why, John Fogerty perform very good but the guitar tone sounds very bad.....not like he did in thie era and his CCR era
check out 11 3 1991 on my page ... he does a few songs in that set as well. jerry has zero effects so he tries to stay in the background.
maybe it sounded better live Jezzy
Fogerty is pretty pedestrian compared to class.
What?
What kind of guitar is John playing?
Doug Irwin. Same luthier that made jerry’s
It’s a Washburn Falcon