Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1967-03-18
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- Опубліковано 21 січ 2018
- Set I
1. Me And My Uncle
2. Next Time You See Me
3. He Was A Friend Of Mine
4. Smokestack Lightnin'
5. Morning Dew
6. It Hurts Me Too
7. Beat It On Down The Line
8. Dancin' In The Streets
Set II
1. Golden Road To Unlimited Devotion
2. Cream Puff War
3. Same Thing
4. Cold Rain And Snow
5. Viola Lee Blues
6. Death Don't Have No Mercy
I see Pigpen I click. This is so fun to listen to early 67' at Winterland. Thank You!
Love primeval Dead! Nothing like Cream Puff War!
Always makes me Crave for a Donut ?????? ✌️💖🎶
Cream Puff War is literally the song that got me into the Dead. I grew up going to garage rock shows in Detroit in the late 2000s and this song was the sort of transition for me into more jam style music.
Yes! If you can't have cream puff wars it's just not worth wasting your time.
I tried to take into account all the cuts in the tape, if you're looking for something specific. This is one hell of a gig!
1. Me And My Uncle @0:03
2. Next Time You See Me @2:56
3. He Was A Friend Of Mine @6:42 Harmony galore
4. Smokestack Lightnin' @11:20 Woof!!
5. Morning Dew @20:11
6. It Hurts Me Too @25:23
7. Beat It On Down The Line @29:13
8. Dancin' In The Streets @32:21
Set II (Buckle up)
1. Golden Road To Unlimited Devotion @42:23
2. Cream Puff War @44:22 Personal favorite, such a great extended play
3. Same Thing @50:45
4. Cold Rain And Snow @1:02:52
5. Viola Lee Blues @1:06:33 Wow..
6. Death Don't Have No Mercy @1:20:14 Killer version! Way to finish a gig
My first show was ROOSEVELT stadium July 31 1973. So great to be able to hear them in the early days.
Can't get enough. Play it as it làys boys
Golden Road 42:23
Love this song so much, hard to find live versions online (for me).
There were so many amazing Bill Graham shows at Winterland. Thanks Bill and everyone who worked there; you helped us to have a wonderful time. Thanks for this post too!
Great show 👍 Thanks 😎
GOLDEN ROAD!!!! That's where it's at people!
The VIOLA LEE JAM IZ ALWAYZ A REAL JOY TO HEAR FER ME TOO🎸🙏✌🥳
Jerry really jacked up this night! Billy K drivin' that train!
this awesome the deads energy was so great in this period
This is great! What a setlist, including some of my favorite numbers that were banished from the Dead kingdom ( Golden Road, Cream Puff War). And plenty o' Pigpen!
At this point they were just another Bay Area hippie / underground band. You never know what the future holds.
Long Live the Dead
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OG DEAD STLYE
Mailed it in the air. Best line ever.
LSD I love the early dead so much that I would do anything to put together a tribute band called cream puff war or 1966 or call the band White lightning yeah there we go I'm in! who's in with me ? We have to dress just like 1966 and sound just like the early dead fast and furious
That would be fun! But Jerry was too fast for me to keep up on guitar and Phil was too improvisational for me to keep up on bass.
Fantastic Idea - I am partial to the vintage "Pigpen & the Grateful Dead Boys" era for sure.
@@duckman531 study scott lafaro. Get ya going.
Come to San Francisco I got pipes lik pig pen
Where you at? I'm in Tennessee. Let's do it
OMG😳 I absolutely ❤me some GOOD OLE' GRATEFUL💀their🎶🎵will go on 4everrrrr🎸......✌
Mind flashes to 1968 playing the first album in the barracks in SEA after some fine thai stick, still love the Dead.
The Dead & Company , like a never ending fireworks show , something different every time !
Day after the release of the debut album.
What a great set list and sound quality too!! Such a rare gem 💎 with The Golden Road !!! Thank you 🙏 for sharing this awesome recording!!
Boy, they played wild...and myself was just 5 days old then
Damn this is gold. Rare GRTUD live
Absolute favorite version of Cold Rain and Snow
great version of st.stephen too
What a GEM ! To me this sounds like around the time perhaps right before, during, or right after recording their 1st self-titled LP - what with the songs, the GD's high Energy/Phrasing/style of Licks, Tone of Jerry's Guild Starfire guitar, etc., not to mention the great Pigpen on the Vox Organ/Vocals. What a Treasure this is indeed. Thanks so much !
Jerry’s playing here is nearly spot . They have a really good energy in this performance . You can tell they were playing a lot these days in ‘67 because they were hot.
Thanks Stephen!!!
We can all thank Ken Kesey , Owlsley & Betty Cantor for this treat , as well as Stephen King !
On this and other versions of Cream Puff War, Garcia's soloing is unique in that it sounds like the lead guitar work we typically associate with psychedelic music (for example, East West by the Butterfield Blues Band or Stacey Sutherland's work with the 13th Floor Elevators
Oh well, how many folks are still breathing that saw this in person question mark
A Gem
I recorded at Hyde street studio where this mixed..studio D where jerry worked thanks..
Wow the dead at its best
@42:26 Golden Road, The best song in the set list!
I came here for that song!!
Thank you a lot! I came for that!
Tasty. Thanks
Hey Now ✌@DaniEL listening to this 💗🔥🙌
& saw your comment
@@susiefairfield7218 Me too !!!! 🌹❤️🌹
Hey Bro !!!✨🎈✨
@@hippiejohn7100 ride on! It's a smoker! 🤘🔥🔥🕺💃🕺👍💘♋💫💜♠️
@@susiefairfield7218 That's putting it Mildly My Beautifully Kind Soul Friend. ✨🌹❤️🌹✨
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Shel Siverstein's poem Hug 'O War!!!!!!
I do like the songs quick and energetic (Cold Rain and Snow!), better than the tranquilizer-OD pace of some of their later concerts.
Chuck Berry played also.
I hear a little Magic Sam influence in Jerry
You know - you just can't beat Jerry's original tone on that little red Guild Starfire single cutaway -
Bar None.
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Adding Mickey was the biggest mistake the boys ever made. Bill and Jerry keep this thing moving at the speed of light. Did not need a "percussionist" to slow it down to the speed of mud.
Agreed- nothing against MH - great drummer but the Dead never needed 2 drummers. Too bad they lost Pigpen too. He gave them a real earthy authenticity.
Totally agree, again nothing against MH great guy ( at least when I met him) and great percussionist. My GD live experience came about in the Billy only years and it’s there that holds special meaning for me. As for the show- it’s wonderful to hear the GD live the day after their first album was released. So different than the later shows. God bless Bill Graham and everyone in the organization that put on Winterland shows ( that means you Barsoti bros),