Im not normally a dancin type.... but this song makes me want to get up and do some sort wiggle these brilliance friggin hippies did back then in the most smooth of ways!
Talk about shakedown street. So I got 2 ads to start, 2 ads 130 in, 1 ad 830, 1 ad at 1400. Make us watch five ads first, one song, even a jgb or gd, shouldn't have four commercial breaks Be kind
ha! Deadheads often refer to 1976 as 'the quaalude year' because they played their songs at such a languid tempo. This '76 version of Don't Let Go shows the same drowsy pace; when I first started listening I had to wonder whether the recording speed was a little off!
@@raymondnoodels7775 John Kahn was maybe Jerry's tighest closest longest friend, certainly among them. He was a great bass player and Jerry's ensemble double, by choice, for a quarter century, a soulful person and a sweet human being. Jerry loved him. People who talk about him without ever knowing him need to think about their own behavior. Jerry made his choices, that was his right. The music he played and left us is a blessing forever. And John Kahn was a key element and participant in half of it. Show a little respect.
This is the 1st Dead song i ever heard! Drew me in with the quickness, i was sold! True blues music at its finest!!
This is JGB brother 🔥 but you’re spot on
I was born in October 1976 ... not surprised
Just when I thought I was out, Jerry pulls me back in!
Woohoo! So damn fine! I don’t like imagining a world where that man didn’t touch us and enrich our lives with his love and talent. 😀❤️😀
I love how Jerry is constantly smiling. We all need to smile more!
Boy do I love JGB 76 with Donna. Fantastic don’t let go
76-80black and who
This was THE band
76 was the year☮️
Seriously, Jerry at his best
Love the Jerry & Donna factor. Great vibes.
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This soothes the soul!
Im not normally a dancin type.... but this song makes me want to get up and do some sort wiggle these brilliance friggin hippies did back then in the most smooth of ways!
@@terryarm8978 me tooo
May God hold us . Don't let go
Used to look more forward to see JGB in the mid 70's than I did to see the Dead (more soulful).
So many friends why do I feel so lonely
Damn!!! Grateful gooseybumps Batman!!!! Even the camera is seeing trails........
They just don't do it like this anymore. Wish I could go back in time.
ive wished that since i was born, 96, just missed it
Yea soothes the soul.
I wish the love was still here
What a fun video. Theyre having a blast
Nice soloing Jerry's in the zone.
Its all in the rhythm.... drop some blotter and enjoy the ride
Ronnie Tutt, jumps off the Elvis tour right on with Jerry.
Around the 6:40 mark I actually paused the video and saved it for study later cuz that's some intense shit!!
8/25/21..celebrating 24 of marriage today! Big Daddy & Sweetness still holding on! The Victory belongs to Jesus!
You better not let go
look so fuckin' happy----love you so...........
I love this
Just wow!
Reminds me of "Not Fade Away".
It’s the Bo Diddley rhythm that makes them sound similar
I thought that's what they were going to start playing! Sounds like the audience felt the same way too.
amazi
vintage performance
Wonder if people used to complain that the Jerry Band was too slow? :)
Probably not, because they knew Jerry could turn it on and rip any minute.
Ever heard of a little thing called GROOVE
@@nottarealguy3954 Do you mean snooze?
@@weirgarcia900 nah. Groove. It’s hypnotic and it takes it’s time
Ron Tutt also played for Elvis Presley from 1969-77. I've heard he's now playing for Neil Diamond.
And now hes sadly passed😪
"10 O'Clock" Jerry snickers.
One of those rare DLGs where Spud doesn't botch the lyrics. Good, good stuff.
His guitar needed a joint after that
Real guitars don’t need drugs to make music 🤣😎🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻
@@classygary its a joke?? No shit
Jerrymylitis
Talk about shakedown street. So I got 2 ads to start, 2 ads 130 in, 1 ad 830, 1 ad at 1400.
Make us watch five ads first, one song, even a jgb or gd, shouldn't have four commercial breaks
Be kind
Is that ron tutt singing the other highs? That’s why they’re laughing?
Hey what’s the name of this one 😎🤣
ha! Deadheads often refer to 1976 as 'the quaalude year' because they played their songs at such a languid tempo. This '76 version of Don't Let Go shows the same drowsy pace; when I first started listening I had to wonder whether the recording speed was a little off!
i always refer to sets by drug assumptions! lol its kind of a joke..but they are the dead. i love phil..but that damn john kahn..man. hes epic.
It called heroin that was early in his addiction so he was feeling it the dope bliss fades away tho
@@frank-cz1bn I don't like this comment as well. ✌❤🕉
Love the TB
@@raymondnoodels7775 John Kahn was maybe Jerry's tighest closest longest friend, certainly among them. He was a great bass player and Jerry's ensemble double, by choice, for a quarter century, a soulful person and a sweet human being. Jerry loved him. People who talk about him without ever knowing him need to think about their own behavior. Jerry made his choices, that was his right. The music he played and left us is a blessing forever. And John Kahn was a key element and participant in half of it. Show a little respect.
Tutt?
Learn music theory
the irony!!!!
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No not agree
Is that Zen, let go