It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (Live at Cardinal Stadium, Louisville, KY, 7/6/1990)
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- "One of the Grateful Dead's earliest Bob Dylan covers, going back to a handful of performances in 1966, It's All Over Now, Baby Blue was played primarily as an encore, in particular from 1981 onward. This excellent rendition from the Dead's Louisville performance on the Summer Tour of 1990 is the final one featuring Brent Mydland." - David Lemieux
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"One of the Grateful Dead's earliest Bob Dylan covers, going back to a handful of performances in 1966, It's All Over Now, Baby Blue was played primarily as an encore, in particular from 1981 onward. This excellent rendition from the Dead's Louisville performance on the Summer Tour of 1990 is the final one featuring Brent Mydland." - David Lemieux
Thanks for all you have done to keep these gems alive and strong! Such a fantastic year for them.
I always loved when Jerry sent us floating out into the night with this gem.
100% agree, always my favorite GD encore, it’s perfect
Yes!! beautiful memories
Totally, a great way to leave a show
Their Dylan covers are exquisite.
no one does dylan like the dead.
I recorded this off Gans' Grateful Dead Hour many years ago. A spectacular version! 😪 Dylan planted the seeds. Jerry added the water 💦 sunlight🌞 and Miracle Grow. 🌸🌻🌼🌷🌹🌳💨
No miracle grow.
I got ripped on for saying I don't think anyone cover's Dylan better than Grateful Dead. I still think it's true. NFA 65-95!!!
You're right.
Dylan said the same himself
No, Dylan said Bryan Ferry does his favorite version of this song.
This band is forever emblazoned in my heart. ❤️
It was a magical time being at the shows. A time of struggle and a time of joy. The band was the constant through it all. Miss you always Jerry.
Great memories 😁⚡️ one of Jerry’s favorite Dylan tunes
WHY! The breeze not stoop to listen in. Thanks Jerry
😍
I got on the bus late when it came to the Dead. But God damn I'm grateful that when I did get on board it was a peak (89).
Please release this entire show. I'll beg, borrow or steal to see the whole thing. I was there...hot as f&$k, high as f&$k, but grateful as f&$k!!!
I was there as well. Bright sunny day, great parking lot. Someone dosed the pump your own condiments station (I had several mostly ketchup hot dogs). Lots of PD there. Gates were crashed. I sat high up in the sun with my future wife. The music was grate, the scene grate. I miss the live shows so much but I’m grateful to have been there.
A terrific version. Jerry sounds strong & soulful .
God. I miss the big man⚡
I always loved it when Jerry screwed up the words cos he would follow it up with a killer jam.
The only music that radiates perfectly with the human brain frequency. Most people cant recognize that fact. But once they realize it, it sticks with them.
I know that jerry was so good it was scary, unbelievably talented and unique the dead are my favorite
wank
... It puts me to sleep. The dead were too dead to liven up my head.... Give me Ana popovic, playing the song, can't you see what you're doing to me.... Guaranteed to get your neurons flashing.
Was just explaining this to some friends yesterday!
@@chynnadawl9022 ... :-)... were you all asleep?...
The band was really together on this one. Those shows in the 90's, oh how do I miss Brent and Jerry.
Tight!
I love you Jerry ❤ thanks for the music
Love when you guys release stuff from Kentucky shows 🙏
One of my favorites !!! Always brought a tear to my eye , such a Beautiful song
✌️💖🎶🌹✨
Yo Hippie my brotha!!! ✌💨💨💨
@@staggerlee4979 what up ? Just got off the phone with my love 😀 , almost 4 hr call !! Give me a call if not busy , n she said to say hello !! ✌️💖🎶
This is one o f those songs I want played at my funeral. "Knockin" on Heaven's Door" too of course... along with "If Not For You" (Love the Harrison version best though). For this song though, I enjoy the Byrds's version best.
@@dancalmpeaceful3903 very nice send-off you will have indeed !!!
✌️💖🎶🌹✨
@@dancalmpeaceful3903 I'm hoping you have many beautiful years ahead before someone has to play those songs for you friend. 🙂✌🇨🇦
Awesome song
Lovely 🌜
Such a Beautiful tune, Grateful 4 Ever !!!!!!
My first show. Such a hot night.
The temp was hot or?
@@nomikosthegreat Both😂
@@nomikosthegreat both
My first show too. Hornsby opened. Great day!
I was there also. Trippin my balls off with my highschool sweetheart!
Every time I listen to this it brings a tear to my eye. It makes me think about my ex. She had the most beautiful light blue eyes 😫
My first GD show...
... I always hated this song, because I didn't want it to be all over. But I'm 80 now, and it's still going. What's the deal?
Those hot summer nights!
Thanks for the release. Pretty relevant to this week.
blessed
Amazing tribute.
I never heard Jer play this tune, after 25 years this is cool
Such a fun show. Some great music was played
Ty!
Forget the Grateful Dead; they will not follow you !
Sweet new release
I still need a ticket.
He was amazing
Wow,how good is this.👏👏👏👏👏👏
Oh yes....what a delight
Was listening to The Dead and "whammo" I got a notice this video was posted.
Whhhaammmmyyy
Woohooo
What a great way to end a show!
Blue is a sky colour so say heavenly colour. Purple is a royal colour and grey is a mixture of the two. Questions witch one are you
Love the hair cut.
I first found this show on Relisten by chance looking for versions of this song, so cool to see it after listening to it many times
mix is great.
Still here in 2023🎉
I was there.
Jerry had ridiculously perfect picking hand technique
Your empty-handed army is all going home. Timeless Dylan, Vietnam to Afghanistan.
Special Thanks To Zimmy & Jerry... Peace
Looking good Jer
Does anyone know what sunglasses those are?
No Thursday song is like getting an insufficient funds alert, bummer…
why would you show Jerry's opening lick...? It's so classic love to see him do it instead of the Moon
The name of the song is ironic because the stadium is demolished.
Rosebud
Retro mooon haha
I didn’t grab it fast enough so I lost out on being with the only man I now know about being inlove with !
mickey hart kinda looks like the night stalker
Charles Bronson or mr Spock
Wish to god Breaking Bad had ended with this tune as Walter bled to death on the lab floor.
The end of Breaking Bad.
Iwt
The most awesome and best version of this song is by the British blues and soul band ( The Animals) definitely better than this version!
Am I the only one thinking this relates to Ripple XRP? Grab your things boys we be heading to the moon!! 😂
go sfai
Excuse me ...what a narrow analysis..humans much more complex than that.
Unremarkable.
wow! really bad version! lyrics mixed up! forgotten lyrics! mumbling!
Title Tune of Lemke's Film "Rocker" 1972