Way to Go Home (2 cam) Grateful Dead - 3-5-1992 Hampton, Va., set 2-02

New ! a LoloYodel 3 camera/angle video mix using (with my habitude and immense gratitude) :
Angle One (A1): "Lazy Cow Production"
Video: AUD Master: JVC Single Tube Camera ~ ...
Audio : + 1 dB (Soundboard ~ DAT ~ Cass ~ DAT ~ CD ...)
Angle Two (A2): "Brokedown House Production"
Tapes Provided by Ian, Capture & Edit by P.Togos, Synch & Author by Kevin Tobin
Video: AUD (Tripod) ~ 1st Gen ~ Master: Canon L1 Hi8 Pro ~ UHi8 Master ...
Corrections : Saturation -75, Red Gamma -30
Angle Three (A3): "Stickyfingers"
1st set : colorful but lower resolution, more right of stage angle.
Saturation : -150
Resized the original and made slight "rotation" corrections to get a straight view/stage.
During "Eyes", unfortunately unusable (too shaky or blank) ...
Angle Four (A4): 2 angles here !
1) "Franklin's Tower" : certainly taken by a local TV camera crew. Last 30 seconds max.
2) "Posterity TV": only on "Eyes of the World". Thanks to Mark Hardy for camera work & video production ! Very nice color resolution and wider angle band shots.
Another sweet Hampton outting with ol' Brucy (Hornsby) as guest on grand piano.
LoloYodel Notes :
Help on the Way ~ slipknot! ~ Franklins
01:15 : wow ! a nasty Jerry look (at who ? at himself, Bobby, drummers ? ...)
09:08 : Jerry's brow's saying "you guys ready"
14:30 : slight glitch (sorry, can't be "perfect")
17:24 : two BIG 'ol grins between Bob & Jerry !
Same Thing
2:44 : a sweet smile from Weir to Garcia "take it"
5:00 : Lesh digging Weir's swag
Jack a Roe
a zippy rendition, campact with just one but efficient Garcia jam (probably to let Hornsby take the 2nd jam)
Tom Thumb's
2:40 Jerry looking to see who will pick up the "jam"
Let it Grow
Not an existential version, but thorough and with a good video sway.
Eyes of the World
Jerry's expressions : 2:10, 3:15, 6:10 just a look, 6:45 just a little ol' smile
Eyes to 1/2 way into Estimated : Angle 3 is either black or very shaky (not used).
Estimated : always too cool, "Sticky Fingers" kicks in around 7:00 min mark.
He's Gone : a very gospel feel during the end jam (thanks Bruuuuce). The "Sticky Fingers" angle still has many visual problems ...
The Wheel : starting at roughly 4:10, watch Bob f--k up (cool video on him)
Miracle : nice watch, good sway
So Many Roads : sublime
Good Lovin' : good fun as usual (cool "crowd" segment towards the end)
Set One :
0:00 Help On The Way ~
9:45 slipknot! ~
10:51 Franklin's Tower
19:59 The Same Thing
29:00 Jack a Roe
36:58 Tom Thumb's Blues
43:04 Let It Grow
Set Two :
0:00 Eyes Of The World ~
Way To Go Home
Estimated Prophet ~
He's Gone ~
drums ~
space ~
The Wheel ~
Need A Miracle ~
So Many Roads ~
Good Lovin'
U.S. Blues (encore)
Jerry Garcia - Guitar
Bob Weir - Guitar
Phil Lesh - Bass
Bill Kreutzmann - Drums
Mickey Hart - Drums
Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion
Vince Welnick - Keyboards
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[@kristopherdemars5401]

Heavy 🎶 ..
Man RIP Vince

[@peterfalk5694]

Rock it!

[@tiffparz8749]

Iwt ✌️

[@LoloYodel]

As much as I have respected everyone here, this song is just not for me ... didn't spend much time to "upgrade" it. Enjoy anyway.

[@johnpatricklayden]

I never heard of the guy singing.

[@tonycecere7348]

Vince Welnick

[@johnpatricklayden]

Why did they let that guy song?

[@captainkangaroo4301]

Because Vinnie was a bandmate, short as his tenure was. If you’ve ever been in a band you want to be encouraging of your mates. The Dead probably played roughly 1500 or so songs a year the last decade or so before Jerry died so it’s understandable that they’d let the old Tubes keyboardist sing an occasional song.

[@LoloYodel]

... I get it ! But example Brent Mydland came out early with an "Easy To Love". Horrible, at the time, a gut rencher (I was there, trust me). And you a few years later, it just resonated beautifully ...