Grateful Dead - He's Gone (Foxboro, MA 7/2/89) (Official Live Video)
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- You're watching the Grateful Dead perform 'He's Gone' live at Sullivan Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts on 7/2/1989
Directed by Len Dell’Amico and Co-Produced by Len Dell’Amico and GDP
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I just recently lost my father on Wednesday August 21st. He wasn’t a Deadhead but I am so heres to you dad.
Respects to your Dad......I lost my mom recently....caused me to struggle a bit.....still grieve almost everyday a little ...but its getting better.....love hurts that's a way you know its true love....I wish you all the best....thanks for listening...
My condolences. 'Plant a weeping willow by the bank's green edge' always gets me thinking about those who have moved on.
I lost my father in June last year, so I’m with you man, only he was the deadhead instead of me, but this song is special for the same reasons
I was there at age 17, life changing!
Me too, I was 28.
I put this song on for my REX , mixed shepherd . I was 33 years old . I am now 56 . He is buried in my back yard, I miss him , he was such a good dog.
I am sorry!! That hurts ❤️
Beautiful tribute to Rex
I am finally realizing my Dad is gone for good. Such a hard thing to swallow. He has been gone since 2022. He played in a Dead cover band named Cubensis. That was for 37 years! Sending love Dad!!! Miss you eternally ❤️❤️❤️
He’s gone…. Top five Grateful Dead songs of all time.
I lost my dad that year too. He wants us to smile smile smile.
He’s with you, and nowhere else. ❤
Craig Marshall was an AWESOME Dude. Played with such love. Enjoyed every Cubensis show I saw. Stay strong my friend. Your Father shines down upon you with his Love.
Happy father's day to our dad's in heaven brother
I'm so happy that the Grateful Dead existed in my lifetime
Ditto.
I was born in 94 so I had one good year
I am a 70 year old dead head. My life was soothed by Jerry’s guitar riffs!
Super same
not stopped existing mate!
My first show, first psychedelic experience. I can definitely say the moment we all went crazy as Jerry sang "nothing left to do but SMILE SMILE SMILE" changed the trajectory of my life.
That is awesome. Brent was so good on this. Go Pats from salem ma
@@brianconer7463 I miss Jerry n Brent. I saw them at Foxboro a couple times... miss my dad too.. he lived in Salem.. I'm on the cod.
Go Pats👍🏼
I was the 69th up vote let's leave it there
@@ccSkydog Oh boy, brady....hes gone...
@@brianconer7463 yeah.. I saw that. Thought he might stay..But go Pats.
F... you Tom.. lok.😂🎸🇺🇸🎶🍀🎩
My husband used to listen this song, now I'm singing it, he's gone for good, and I miss him...
God bless you and hope you're well
miss Jerry and Brent so much this song make me cry
Mum died Monday (08/31/20; 4:42pm) this one's for her. ❤️
Don't worry bud. I have it on good authority she says triclacaplica... we love you.
Sorry for your loss
my mom was a huge deadhead!
I started listening to the Grateful Dead after my mom died in 1992. I was 13 and this music helped me through some strange times. If was a cassettes Europe 72. Sorry for your loss and much love
So sorry love. Not many good things happened in 2020. Too many left this earth that shouldn't have. The year of great mourning!
Is there anything more beautiful than seeing Jerry healthy and smiling?
Yea, but this is great!
@@kasumilock88 Such a fabulous tempo)
Played this at my husband's funeral. So many lines relate to him and his life. I miss you, Tim! #smilesmilesmile
They're gone but always close by.
❤️
He loves you too!
Husband passed 10/13/21. This was his favorite 🎶
Husband died 10/13/21.It was favorite 🎵
I was here! With my 6 yr.old son and 12 yr. old daughter. We had a ball. 🤹♀️🎈⚡🎶🤹♀️⚡🎶🎸🥁🎹 - It's 2023 now my kids are 40 and 46 yrs.old now. Life is sweet ... cherish it. 🌹
Wow that’s amazing
@@vickyzesuLol.
out in the lot ... near all the vendors ... daughter asks: why is that guy selling rocks? Lol. I said they are crystals and rare stones.
Amazing ❤❤❤
The Dead has gotten me through some dark times in my life.
Right there with you brother
That’s why I’m here listening right now man
@@longshot3740 Me too.
Ditto...hang in there, it gets better!
Totally with this thought, just sad has hell that Jerry was not able to avail himself of the healing power of his own music...
I've been sober 20 years. Just drinking Water again and listening. My mom was a pot dealer and I grew up smoking joints with my mom in the Hollywood Hills.
Sounds like a good book…..📕
Mom passed last week, had these lyrics tatted on her back. Love you always, mom.
Today I played a little Jerry in my car, my passenger, unfamiliar stopped everything and said, “who the hell is that playing guitar?? He’s amazing!!”
Thank you for sharing this. Today my brother is gone three years. He loved the GD and was a real Deadhead. I have some of his set lists, his Deadbase that he marked up, and his big collection of CDs. He had a GD tattoo. After he broke his neck in the Army Airborne, he couldn't dance any more but at concerts, he would dance his own way in his wheelchair. He was such a wonderful person, I could never explain adequately. But the GD and music in general was a huge part of his life and a big source of comfort and joy after his injury.
Sending love!!!
Little did Jerry know when playing this song that in 6 years, 1 month, and 1 week, we'd have tears welling in our eyes, thinking of him as we listen... Now he's the one who is gone. He stole your face off your head the way it should have been. For those who don't know, this song was written for the events that transpired after Lenny Hart stole $160,000 from the band and fled to California. There, he would become a minister and met his demise through drug abuse. Today, and since the day it was first performed, to us deadheads, it can be a song in memoriam of anyone who has passed away, or stole from us and isn't coming back. That's one thing I love about their songwriting and performance. The lyrics were vague for that exact reason: Hunter wished it to be open to interpretation, and the band followed along with this spirit of the music being whatever it could be to the fans. Jerry said once in an interview something along these lines: whatever they take from it in the moment, however they apply it to their lives, it's a personal thing and it's meant to be that way. Your perception of their artwork is yours and yours alone, and you can never let anyone take that from you. Be open to listening to what others have taken from the music (it's a grate way to get to know them) while knowing that your interpretation cannot be altered or changed. The only way it can be affected is in a positive way as you incorporate their experience into your own, creating a synergetic effect when you relisten or even reminisce about what you've heard. I hope that makes sense. That idea is a bit complex, you might want to read it again. Peace and love to everyone, and in particular, those who read all the way through this long, rambling comment about it all! My love is for real and will not fade away!
Cool u never let them take anything from me either. Ya right remember thay just take it with thief 7 pointed badges..time passes will I'm listening ,wow I just want to boogie down on the dance floor or a field studio is fun to but this time you pick it up.i guess that can't.llove you GD dh from a death head .all 4 God and earth.Its ok if you can not continue,I don't know if I can .U wish I was just a shooting star.Low spark with a one way ticket .by 4 now ..
I was at work when I heard that Jerry died. I cried so much . I sat at my ( running) machine and @ang St. Stephen all the way through. I was heartbroken.
Right on man. Every human being has the same amount of value . all experiences , perceptions, and opinions are valid . If we are open and genuine towards others then understanding and love are possible.
Thank you for the reminder!
What a deeply felt and profoundly expressed response to complex men who created art that speaks to universal truths we all experience but have no words for. Wow. Sorry for my run-on (and on and on ) sentence. But you struck a chord in my heart and soul. You heard the truth in this song, performed so close to the day he would be gone gone and nothings gonna bring him back. Much appreciated, truly.
RIP Mr. Bill Walton. One of a kind.
Bill is playing in the band❤️💫🦋
This is a FREAKING GREAT veRSION OF HE"S GONE. IM SO GRATEFUL I GOT TO HEAR IT.
It's CHUNKY FUNK VERSION.
At first, this song was about Jerry for me. Now it's about dad.... missing you
RIP to your and my dads. I’m sure it makes Mickey think of his dad too : /
I will never forget for as long as I live the day I woke up and herd the news that Jerry died. I had just gotten laid off of work 5 days earlier. I said "fuck it" and gathered up some clothed and jumped in my van to head to San Francisco to meet with all the dead heads that I knew would be thinking like me. When I got into my van I just happen to have a cassette from a late 70's show in the deck and wouldn't you know when I started up the van this song was playing. Blew me away.
I was in my car, had the radio on, the announcer said " head deadhead dead"
I went into work and my evil co-worker shouted across to me “hey, did you hear your buddy Jerry Garcia died?” I will never forget that. What a way to learn that your HERO had just died :(
Michael Caivano I hear that! I woke up and hears it on the morning news. I was six months pregnant with my now 21 year old daughter. Spent the last trimester of the pregnancy severely saddened. Stress raises cortisol, a stress hormone. Which isn't good for a developing fetus...
My Baby Girl was born on August 9, 1995. We were in the hospital and looked up at the news on the tee vee. I sooo wish we would've named her Cassidy. That's another missed life opportunity...
not really. sounds good to me.
That's what makes the Dead the Dead, no 2 versions ever the same.
"Hot as a pistol but cool inside." Powerful, and one the coolest lyrics in music ever, I feel.
What about that"...10 mile skid on a nine mile ride..."
RIP hunter.
What about nine mile skid on a ten mile ride?
Yes, this...
A perfect description when I walk in a rural bar lol
One of the best "He's Gone" I've ever heard! All cylinders firing on this one.
My favorite version of this song always the one I play when I want to hear this song
even bobby is on point w/ his guitar
@@skylab203 filthy.... Great technique with the touch and tone of the wah
"I'm so happy that this is saved!" Kids, THIS is what it was all about!!
.... absolutely... great sound here.
Smiling
Being happy, this is what it IS all about!
good song
Amen! And God Bless!
Hands down, this is the best Grateful Dead clip online.
He's gone and nothing is gonna bring him back.
My father just loved this song.When he past away back in 1999,we played this at his funeral.Everyone had a tear in their eyes.Thank you Grateful Dead for a beautiful song !
Yes, we can bear in mind people that have taken from us, not only money, but especially our kind heart
the dead gets me through my life daily.
The slew of shows from this one to 7/9/89 are arguably the best dead shows in my books. Incredible
they were damn good
Brent's soulful singing was something the Dead hadn't seen since Pig. Beautiful voice.
Jerry and Brent, the grins and laughter......this particular version of He's Gone makes me want to laugh and cry. They were so in tune for this show.
This just turns into absolute bliss. Bobby and Brent laughing and singing together after 9 minutes along with Jerry very focused while playing and singing the same notes on top of the backing vocals by the guys. And then that wail by Brent at 11:30 is just insane!
That moment makes this the best He’s Gone
The song became a good bye topigpen
@@frankthreewit3287no it was written about Mickey's uncle after stealing the $160,000 from the band, getting whacked on drugs and losing everyone from the Family.
4am crying on my way to work listening to this. To all those we have lost ... “such a long time to be gone, short time to be here.”
So grateful to have been there, seems like yesterday, wish it was yesterday..."nothing left to do but smile, smile, SMILE"
Of all the things to marvel on our planet,The Grateful Dead & their music are in my opinion at least in the top 100.
That amazingly subtle guitar meow after "cat on a tin roof" is incredible. It's that attention to detail and musicianship that keeps me coming back to Jerry and the boys.
Thanks for that cool insight! Never noticed the "meow."
I once had a grateful dead hoodie on in a hospital and a man who I had never met before or since, came over to me and said "Steal your face'". I replied "Sorry". He then proceeded to show me a tattoo on his arm with the 'steal your face logo' and we both smiled and walked our separate ways. That is the power of the Grateful Dead.
Best 'He's Gone' ever
The mood and tone of this version pure bliss
Jerry would often cry during certain parts of songs, other times he would hold it back by widely grinning and shaking his head being overcome with joy all at the same time..🎭🌈💕
Steve Cook he had some really good lsd.. ive had it before. the crystal had been in the guys freezer who made it for jerrys personal stash..frozen since 1973.. file under things that happen randomly in the mountains by mt shasta. 🤭😂😍
I didn’t know that but have been doing the same thing
I feel that same feeling sometimes.
I was 18..just graduated from HS in Vermont...Had a gig in Lake Placid,coaching soccer (futbol where I'm from)...was off for the 4th..hitched down for this,then caught a ride up to Buffalo....Good times...The Grateful Dead,were back on the rise..after some of their not best years...Brent added to the greatness,fo sho...Went on to do most of spring 90,and several a year up until it stopped...I'm Grateful they allowed the sale of taper tix...
This one right here is why Brent was so great. Whole band is on point but Brent really showing how big of a contribution he made to the band.
aint that the truth, not many gave this guy his credits
Start watching around 3:06. After Jerry sings "Nothin' left to do but smile, smile, smile!", they cut to Brent and he is smiling. Then they cut back to show Jerry smiling because the audience loved it! Jerry's reaction to the crowd reaction is beautiful and priceless. God, I miss Jerry but so thankful there are videos to relive the magic.
That's the part that gives me goosebumps. What beautiful magic they created! ❤
I was there, that moment was incredible.....what a magical night this was
Touch 14:16
@@mikehavard1396 damn u caught me off guard there, u earned my like
I think he's smiling at Brent's bad ass harmony... Either way what a vibe
Incredible version. A must listen....loud.
My dad passed away when I was 14. He was the biggest Deadhead I ever knew: he only listened to them and introduced me when my young self never would've found them otherwise. "Steal your face right off your head."
Amazing to see how deeply the lyrics resonate with other people dealing with loss here
Bobby shreds in this, so simple but so amazing. He compliments Garcia’s sound so well. They first riff is unbelievable
Not simple, unique
*The
89 was a great year .
RIP Craig Marshall!!! Loved by all. Band leader for Cubensis. Bringing the Dead back to life. Miss you Dad!!! Irreplaceable ❤️❤️❤️
Sorry about your dad brother. He sounds like a great guy
Jerry looks genuinely happy here. It’s amazing to watch. They were at the top of their game. Jerry was healthy and clean and they were playing tight. What a great time here to be alive.
Ever since my uncles passing this song often reminds me of him. He unfortunately overdosed on drugs and was taken away too soon. RIP to my uncle glad I made the most out of the time spent with him. It’s never enough though, never forget to cherish the people closest to you.
Truly one of the greatest songs I have ever heard.
Brent's voice was so amazing. So lucky to go back and hear these ones.
oof! Personally I find Brent’s voice is best mixed real low in the mix. Too loud for my poor ears here lol
And "Blow Away" chills & tears cuz that song speaks such Truth!
I drove from NYC to see this show. Hit a bottleneck getting into the parking lot. The sun was beating strong and we were in a stand still for over an hour.
While waiting in this line of cars, suddenly a car smashed into me in the back. My car wasn't even running. Apparently some young woman was playing with her bf's stick shift car and the car lunged into my rear. Finally, parked the car, and proceeded to find some tickets. Bought 2 tickets off of some guy and proceeded to the stadium. Had already missed 1st set.
Got to the stadium and presented our tickets. They were both counterfeit. I can honestly say I had a crummy day.
I am so glad that eventually I got to see the show on video. Seeing Jerry wide awake and smiling makes me smile smile smile.
even to this day i miss Jerry and the boys back the way things used to be..it's been over twenty plus years and i still can't believe that he's gone
Oh man the smiles between Bobby and Brent, that was great.
So fantastic to see Garcia smiling and seeming to enjoy this immensely.
Ya know I was always a music guy but the Dead never really clicked with me until my 50's. Now I shake my head that I never saw them. I think they are the bomb.
Nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile! Till the damn You Tube commercial comes on!
Smile smile smile. For those who missed out. There will never be anything like it.
I'm only 34 but have been a head since I was 13. Never saw jerry tho. Thanks for paving the way.
I rarely listen to shows these days. Then out of the blue I jump back. I can pull up memories of what venue, where I was located in the crowd, the tempo, and clear visualization of the band, for any given song. It was real, and it was good.
Alpine valley Wisconsin. 2 days on 1day off 2 days on. Wow. Saw them a lot in the 80s. Those were the best days ever RIP all you Deadheads RIP
Always delivers. Today is no exception.
Drum-heavy; the rhythm devils shining with Phil leading the way, as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, Amen.
You know it, brother!
Coming here to find solace. Lost my best friend today, Hershey, my loyal feline friend of only 8 years. This felt like a fitting tribute.
Awe dude.. So sorry. Always sad when family goes.
Had my Belle cat 23 years, from my teens to my 40s. Still grieving the loss.
So I'm not the only one who does that? Whew. Sorry about ur fur buddy.
If this could be packaged and boxed up, it would sit upon a mantle somewhere in Heaven. I’m so happy this exists. Brings a tear to my eye every time.
Love the echo... The Dead always brought the best sound system for their live shows ...crisp , clear and loud..
One of the best He's Gone I've heard.
Edward Skrod my favorite version of this song
Was amazing live. My first one actually.
You, sir, are a lucky bastard!
I like the European tour version the best
Edward Skrod the best one i heard
'89 was the Dead at a peak and you can see it here…..Jerry was clean, band having a good time, smiles all around. Magic.
DeadReckoning nah. 71-74 was their peak. But 87-89 was their last solid peak. After 99/91 it was all down hill. 92-95 is hard to watch.
I'd call '89 a Dead renaissance. Amazing shows to be sure though. That summer tour was incredible.
The Dead were at their peak in 89? That's a pretty ignorant statement, early to mid 70s was their peak, pre Donna. Jerry was a shell of himself after the diabetic coma of 1986.
@@mperrotti76 90-91 meh. I bowed out when Brent did.
@@Chasstful The op said "in '89 the Dead was in peak". Doubt he or anyone believes they were at THEIR peak in '89. In fact I've rarely seen anyone say their peak was sometime other than in 70s or late 60s
Goin’ where the wind don’t blow so strange..... gets me every time
Best dang lyrics.
First show, I'll never ever forget it!
I’ve always loved the way the Dead plays so slinky like
it’s like they played in a time signature that didn’t exist, other than in their music. respect
My dad passed yesterday, and I came across this version for the first time. It's always going to hold a special place in my heart. The interaction between Brent and Jerry, and watching how they basically are telepathic, is incredibly beautiful. Them softly doing the "ooh, nothing's going to bring him back" repeatedly starting at 8:00 is so beautiful.
sorry for your loss bro.... read your comment at 8:00 exactly and felt compelled to say something, as this song has a deep place in my heart as well. look up infamous stringdusters version it is probably the second best version they do it real justice.
Otis Redding 😂
yes this was a amazing version...Also watch" brent mydland takes us to school..""
Otis Redding condolences
Lost my father when I was 25 he was 52. This music shaped my childhood and will always mean the world to me.
Nothing beats '89 Brent and Jerry (to me).
Edward Skrod facts
Link for proof.
My show history went from 77 to 94 with heaviest touring between 81-86 and I'll have to admit on UA-cam 89-91 before Bret's death are the best...
44elisdad nice to see old blues roots from the band and brent kills it here. this is one of my favorites
Pretty sure 1970 Jerry beats Brent from any era, The Dead was a shell of itself in 87 forward.
LOOK HOW HAPPY JERRY IS! HE IS SMILING FROM EAR TO EAR. I WAS AT THIS INCREDIBLE SHOW. STILL MISS JERRY SOOO MUCH....
My father passed away about a year and a half ago and this song has really helped me through some dark times. Always been a great song but it took on a lot more meaning for me after he passed away. I know the lyrics aren't exactly about that subject matter but nonetheless has been my go to song when I want to remember him. He was a casual fan and the one who introduced me to the GD when I was younger. Nothing left to do but smile smile smile
😃 😃 😃
✌⚡💀✌
The exact same thing happened to me :)
One of my best friends passed this year, just before he could catch the tour in Colorado, where we met at lot in Boulder in 2017. I just hope Jerry is showing you a good time in the beyond Thomas. I miss you brother. Tour wasn't the same without you.
I watch this at least once or twice a month. Miss you Jerry And Brent. Legendary
I was there, first show, it was an incredible experience
I don't know how Mickey and Bill do their thing -- it's like free form and just blended in perfect non-sync. It's amazing watching them play together.
Brent held off nicely. You know he is like a powder keg waiting to explode vocally. He maintained his exposure well. Namaste!
Ed Mc well that’s on the sound guy. Always felt Brent’s vocals were consistently too loud in the mix.
Such a beautiful show and it shows on all their faces….especially Jerry’s⚡️❤️.
Nothing left to do but SMILE! SMILE! SMILE!
The ultimate time for the Grateful Dead for ME!!!!
Brent was one of a kind
Jerry hand picked him :)
I always thought Brent played with some of Bobby's side projects and he picked him
moonbowfalls wrong...He played with Bobby
Sin City yes sir
They were never the same after Brent passed live.
Nothing left to do but smile smile smile. Has gotten me through life. Stealing faces is a different story
Capt Tripps...a FINE tuned GUITAR AND PEDAL STEEL MASTER....i miss so much..first show 71...many....to the end... Every one of these fine players massaged my thoughts for years....ty GD
Best days of my life hands down brings me to tears to hear this again
There will never ever be anything like hitting a tour (or 4). This was a special and unique experience that can't really be described to those who weren't there. I'm so grateful I had that opportunity. Changed my life and world view within the first set of my first show. I feel those tears. The world needs the Grateful Dead forever. This music Must be played stadium after stadium for eternity.
My only wish
The details i hear in brent’s harmonizing add dimensions to the song i never caught before. Damn. What a singer. Wow.
Brent Mydland was special. An amazing talent.
The best dead years where with Brent…IMO
Hell of a singer he was❤
Dude could SING and jam!
Like a drummer in Spinal Tap....He's Gone.
@@alexm2930 And nothing’s gonna bring him back?
This song is like an old friend.
The harmonies Brent added in this era were magical! I learned a lot about singing harmonies indirectly from listening to a lot of live Dead from this era.
Watching these boys fully have fun doing what they love to do,makes my heart so full
This might possibly be the Very Best of the Grateful Dead!!! Love This!!
You can see all the musical passion and love coming from Brent, other than the dope eyes. It's inspiring. Love it
Especially with the dope 👀
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This straight up took me to church and I am loving it ❤️
I kiss Keith and Bruce for all the mushrooming fun we had back in the day. Many happy thoughts. Always love and peace. Always
Late 80s& early 90s is the best Dead!
Nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile! Gives me chills every single time. Love that smile on Jerry's face when they sing the parts that are crowd pleasers.