"One of the most consistently played songs in the Dead's repertoire 1966-1995, Cold Rain and Snow was quite commonly a show-opener, but also appeared in various places throughout first sets, and occasionally second sets. This one, from the magnificent Buffalo 89 show, was the third song of the first set, on a hot, humid, and later rainy night in Western New York." - David Lemieux
Love it! Keep em coming...and Thank You!!!! If by change you are taking requests I would love to see something from Vegas 1991 or even 1995, or Sandstone (Bonner Springs, KS) 1990 or 1991!!
Full command. Well laser said words. Articulate pronounciate ennunciate congratulations celebrate castrate. Irate Jah Herb Jah Jerry Jah love Jah hash browns and eggs from Tucson Arizona Sonoran 🏜️ desert 🍄🌵🇯🇲🇺🇸🌍 Afro Viking 🇬🇳 here Rastafari praises Africa Ethiopia Addis Ababa Selassie I 🍺🍯🥃🍻🍄🥦🔥🌊⚡❄️🎃🎃🎃🏀💊💉🗿🍌🥭🍒🍋🍑🍆🥕🌽
Between the bipolar ex-wife and living in the snow belt by the Great Lakes I had to listen to this today. I'm so glad i got to see them play on the east coast during this time.
Phil is obviously happening....garcia is staring at him alot....when they take the middle solo around for the 2nd turn garcia meets Phil's energy and its what it's all about
Brent was, is, and always WILL BE the most underrated member of the Dead!!! The chemistry with Jerry is undeniable! Watch "Women Are Smarter" from this concert. What a beautiful human being, taken way too soon 😢 Hard to believe that a year and a couple of weeks later he would be gone. R.I.P. Brent
For me seeing Jerry decline from the mid 70's to the mid 80's due to drugs, and then have a resurgence with '89 as the peak was and still is joyful to behold.
Met Jerry in 87 ..after a show we went to their hotel ..the elevator door opened and there he was ..couldn’t have been cooler ..signed our ticket stubs..then he was off the the bar!
Easily my favorite performance of CR&S, hands down. Randomly found this concert while tripping like 10 years ago and been coming back to it over and over since.
It was a great one! This was my 298th GD show. I saw my 1st Cold Rain & Snow at my 6th GD show in NYC at Radio City Music Hall on 10/25/80. There were a lot of great ones. ❤
This is such a timely upload. I have had this song i my head for a week. It was playing in a dream I had and I’ve been singling it all week! One of my all-time faves!
Jerry's solos on CR&S were always simple and structural but often, like this night, SO on the money... kind of in the Chuck Berry vein of chord-heavy soloing. I was there, about 20 back from Jerry, and it was an amazing show and an amazing version of this son.
Today: May 17, 2021: I dedicate this tune to an event that happened 35 years ago today, that turned into a nightmare from hell in 2005 & 2006, with me being fairly free once again on May 10, 2007! The lyrics are quite appropriate, to say the least, and I did survive!
Watching Garcia..u see a man who is feeling thr moment..he is exactly where he wants to be, who he wants to be with, doing what he mosts love and sharing it with the fans.
I remember this show...security wasn't allowing anyone to bring in water bottles...so I tied an empty gallon jug to my headband and walked right in...I had a jug of water in no time and made a bunch of new friends on the floor..Phil side" in no time...great show...great memories.
From the first note the Grateful Dead make the full audience jell as one; I’m right there with them thanks to this channel; the sound and camerawork are spectacular; why did everybody give their absolute best for this band? Simple, like us now, they all loved the Grateful Dead.
Was at the Grateful Dead concert 35 years ago today. 34 years ago, was In my first of 3 drug rehabs. Now alone at the last place my mom an I were. What a long strange trip it has been.
Sure do miss the ol’GFD sure do miss ol’Jerry 😃 when I was 15 and went to the camp grounds for the first time back in 94 I was hooked to the scene and more importantly the music but unfortunately I never got to catch them before Jerry died but this music will live on forever as long as there’s ears to hear it *Ramble on Rose 🌹*
How any of you remembers exactly how old you were when you 1st heard any particular tune amazes me. I couldn't tell you for sure about any of them since 1971 on.
I was 19 years old and drove up with a bunch of friends from Poughkeepsie NY. Its hard to describe what I heard saw and felt but it was sooooooo powerful so beautiful and majestic. The world needs Jerry right now. God,I miss him.
Even the Casual Observer knowing nothing about the Grateful Dead and the music and the culture would look at this and say they look like they're having so much fun and they're so good at it and everyone in the audience is enjoying it so much it's got to be pretty good. 17 show veteran have all of them live on CD along with another $250 or so
Phil-you should acknowledge your indebtedness to James Jamerson- beautiful. He truly is under-appreciated. Cover bands usually dont get the Phil concept of consistently cleaver counterpoint. This was such a great period for the boys-we are richer for it.
"One of the most consistently played songs in the Dead's repertoire 1966-1995, Cold Rain and Snow was quite commonly a show-opener, but also appeared in various places throughout first sets, and occasionally second sets. This one, from the magnificent Buffalo 89 show, was the third song of the first set, on a hot, humid, and later rainy night in Western New York." - David Lemieux
Love it! Keep em coming...and Thank You!!!! If by change you are taking requests I would love to see something from Vegas 1991 or even 1995, or Sandstone (Bonner Springs, KS) 1990 or 1991!!
7/25/21 I'm back ,
yet again ,
for my
Grateful Dead's
COLD RAIN AND SNOW
fix ... Aaahhh ...
Depends if he's otherwise the one of us east coasters you'll see on Xmas en their khakis
that opening riff is one of my all time favorites, you can name this song in three notes from that intro.
I ❤you Jerry thing addm gracia addam
RIP Phil!♥️
And all of you…Phil most recently, dude survived some serious hippy brain damage
Friends, RIP to Phil Lesh. It's great to know he, Jerry and Brent are all playing together in Heaven now.
The Grateful Dead is so easy to listen to. No one comes close to sounding like this band.
Summer of 89 was the start of an unreal run of great shows from the boys
I attended every GD show in 1989.
All 73 of them. It was indeed an awesome year!!❤
I love this song…
GOD BLESS THE GRATEFUL DEAD!!!!!!!!!!! MELTING AWAY THE SNOW TODAY
I played this so loud that the neighbors called the police. The neighbors got arrested.
Did they get thrown in jailhouse?
No. Cops made them listen to Green Day as punishment.
The cop must have been a deadhead...😊
Howard Black glad I could help. ✌🏻
Love this. Reminds me of the time a chick called the cops and said I raped her and they arrested the chick.
Jerry in full command with the boys playing like a well oiled machine
at the end when he is looking at micky and bill like guys watch me..... then hits a nice lick
Aint that the truth, love that look over he gives ocasionally like "come on guys catch me"....
@@califcamper yes, ty guys. I love it!!!!
F yes!!!
Full command. Well laser said words. Articulate pronounciate ennunciate congratulations celebrate castrate. Irate Jah Herb Jah Jerry Jah love Jah hash browns and eggs from Tucson Arizona Sonoran 🏜️ desert 🍄🌵🇯🇲🇺🇸🌍 Afro Viking 🇬🇳 here Rastafari praises Africa Ethiopia Addis Ababa Selassie I 🍺🍯🥃🍻🍄🥦🔥🌊⚡❄️🎃🎃🎃🏀💊💉🗿🍌🥭🍒🍋🍑🍆🥕🌽
Between the bipolar ex-wife and living in the snow belt by the Great Lakes I had to listen to this today. I'm so glad i got to see them play on the east coast during this time.
Erie pa here
:) Jerry looks like he's having a good time. And Phil's bass sounds great! Long live the best band in history! Much love!
Phil is obviously happening....garcia is staring at him alot....when they take the middle solo around for the 2nd turn garcia meets Phil's energy and its what it's all about
The Grateful Dead are a part of my DNA, this performance of Cold Rain And Snow is one of the chromosomes.
La mejor versión de esta canción fría y lluviosa como esa noche. Jerry te echamos de menos.
Brent was, is, and always WILL BE the most underrated member of the Dead!!! The chemistry with Jerry is undeniable! Watch "Women Are Smarter" from this concert. What a beautiful human being, taken way too soon 😢 Hard to believe that a year and a couple of weeks later he would be gone. R.I.P. Brent
So right my friend he was the greatest
Underrated by whom? You?
How is Brent underrated? He's like the most recognized dead keyboardist out of all of them.
For me seeing Jerry decline from the mid 70's to the mid 80's due to drugs, and then have a resurgence with '89 as the peak was and still is joyful to behold.
My dad was here!
Your dad is a cool dude
Family❤
Jerry and the Dead top form 1987-1991. Jerry was a stud this period. Such a cool dude.
Absolutely he was great memories you’ll never forget
Coolest of the cool!!!
What are you talking about? Are you crazy?
1993 was last truly great year
@@PaulFormentosnope. 1995.
This is the best version of Cold Rain.
Great version but my favourite is Peter Rowan Tony Rice quartet version
I agree.
No
Ughh. Not in my book. Pentagle rules. They made it sound the way it should really sound.
The 89 tour was a masterpiece 😊
It was big, big fun, thats for sure
I caught every show in 1989. All 73 of them. Epic. ❤
35 short years ago! Miss you Jer!!!
Met Jerry in 87 ..after a show we went to their hotel ..the elevator door opened and there he was ..couldn’t have been cooler ..signed our ticket stubs..then he was off the the bar!
3:51 a gem of a moment when the music lifts the shoes off the carpet.
My grandfather Bob Matthews played this almost everyday of my childhood. Burned into my brain cells❤️
Look at uncle Jerry bear. Havin a good ole time playing some good ole tunes!
Epic performance
Jerry’s in such good voice here
Yes and you can hear how he's been through it with women by this late period, he sings from experience.
I freakin' love this song and band
I was at the Richfield Coliseum concert the day after the first show was cancelled due to the Blizzard of '93 and they opened with this.❄️✌️💀⚡🎶🎸🥀
Yes, I was at this show, best show ever
I don’t know about “ever” but it was a great one. I attended every GD show in 1989. All 73 of them. Excellent year!! ❤
1989 oh what a different world it was then. Wished I could have seen them more times. Tremendous show in Boulder Colorado.
Bet you didn't think it could get any worse. I didn't.
They didn’t play Boulder in 1989.
Easily my favorite performance of CR&S, hands down. Randomly found this concert while tripping like 10 years ago and been coming back to it over and over since.
It was a great one!
This was my 298th GD show.
I saw my 1st Cold Rain & Snow at
my 6th GD show in NYC
at Radio City Music Hall on 10/25/80.
There were a lot of great ones. ❤
Cold rain and snow Reno 2024
Anything with Brent , is a killer upload .
Thank you for this one 💀✌
Bobby's majestic locks in full effect.
And majestic shorts!!!
This is such a timely upload. I have had this song i my head for a week. It was playing in a dream I had and I’ve been singling it all week! One of my all-time faves!
So have I!
Jerry's solos on CR&S were always simple and structural but often, like this night, SO on the money... kind of in the Chuck Berry vein of chord-heavy soloing. I was there, about 20 back from Jerry, and it was an amazing show and an amazing version of this son.
Today: May 17, 2021: I dedicate this tune to an event that happened 35 years ago today, that turned into a nightmare from hell in 2005 & 2006, with me being fairly free once again on May 10, 2007! The lyrics are quite appropriate, to say the least, and I did survive!
77 and 89 top two years
Two great years. There were many others too.
THANK you for the outer glow 🌟 of reality
Best times of my life! Thanks Papa Bear! RIP. Anaheim,Ca. First show was 1989 LA coliseum.
"Out in the cold rain and snow"? Not in those shorts, Bobby.
always the poser that's Bob...the rest just get on with it.
😂
Bobby Jorts era peak here
It's a metaphor
It's a metaphor dude
Even Phil is singing!
Just want to close my eyes and go back in time ❤✌️
What strong powerful guitar playing from early American Rock!
After all these years This music still makes 😊
I love this song then and now and I don’t know why
Geni...😊
An absolute masterpiece
Masterpiece was a Masterpiece 🥰
Whoever dislikes this we still love you
I dont
Aint that simple brother man
True Grateful Dead attitude
They can go to heaven
I miss him
More than you know
just magnificent..idk something about this particular gathering ✨🌠💫💥
R.I.P. Jerry and Brent!
As long as Brent sticks to playing!
Loved Orchard Park! The cement stadium made for kind sound.
Watching Garcia..u see a man who is feeling thr moment..he is exactly where he wants to be, who he wants to be with, doing what he mosts love and sharing it with the fans.
Right on, brother.
Jerry looking & feeling good, the band on top of their game in '89. Wish I had been more on the bus then.
Doesn't matter when you 1st heard or saw a live show or a video. If you're there!
I attended every GD show in 1989.
All 73 of them. It was fabulous. ❤
Unbefuckinlievable! Jerry in complete control.
My first live song back in the day... and I was hooked!
3:51 nice to see Jerry kicking up his heels!
Fuck yeah man!
I'm not sure, but I think Jerry actually got all the way to one foot completely up in the air. Love the man, miss him every single day!
Awesome Show. The Parking Lot Scene was fulfilling. Later Jerry blew us away with Morning Dew.
Buffalo was a great party town!
All goosebumps!
Best vesion of this tune in my view
Definitely a great one.
They played this song a total of 248 times in 30 years. This was definitely one of the top 248 versions! ❤
My favorite version of this song..from one of my favorites shows.
I was at that show.
Love the 89 shows tops!!
I remember this show...security wasn't allowing anyone to bring in water bottles...so I tied an empty gallon jug to my headband and walked right in...I had a jug of water in no time and made a bunch of new friends on the floor..Phil side" in no time...great show...great memories.
From the first note the Grateful Dead make the full audience jell as one; I’m right there with them thanks to this channel; the sound and camerawork are spectacular; why did everybody give their absolute best for this band? Simple, like us now, they all loved the Grateful Dead.
E and D are all you need!
You can always tell how it’s going by the look on Jerry’s face during the groove.
Was at the Grateful Dead concert 35 years ago today. 34 years ago, was In my first of 3 drug rehabs. Now alone at the last place my mom an I were. What a long strange trip it has been.
My Birthday is complete🙏🏼⚡️💀😍
I keep coming back to this one lately .
Awesome, love this song!
This and Morning Dew my favorites from the first (Pigpen) album. Listening makes me feel like I'm going home.
Awesome sauce
Thanks
Sure do miss the ol’GFD sure do miss ol’Jerry 😃 when I was 15 and went to the camp grounds for the first time back in 94 I was hooked to the scene and more importantly the music but unfortunately I never got to catch them before Jerry died but this music will live on forever as long as there’s ears to hear it
*Ramble on Rose 🌹*
thats a shame as one show would have done it. there was and is nothing like the grateful dead nor will there ever be again.
How any of you remembers exactly how old you were when you 1st heard any particular tune amazes me. I couldn't tell you for sure about any of them since 1971 on.
@@patriciamays8244 I was born in 1976 & the first song I remember is Touch of Gray on MTV.
So good, thanks for posting. The eerie truth of that fist line. The greatest mistake of my life ;). Thanks big jerry for providing some relief
Thank you!
So good!!!
Pierce Edens - Rain and Snow. I love it when the light bulb goes off! 🌟
The hair bobbles were out in force that day. 👌
Thank you-needed this.
Orchard Park the rainiest coldest snowiest miserable place on earth
Go spend some time in Moose Factory
@@haggismacphreedom no thank you
I was 19 years old and drove up with a bunch of friends from Poughkeepsie NY. Its hard to describe what I heard saw and felt but it was sooooooo powerful so beautiful and majestic. The world needs Jerry right now. God,I miss him.
Nice! I agree!
This was my 298th GD show. ❤
Out in the cooold raaain and snoooow
Seen the Dead 💀 at Orchard Park 3x and War Memorial Aud 4x and at Watkins Glenn with the Band and Allman Brothers Summer Jam 73’ also
you are a grateful legend
My first show. It was excellent all the way around.
Nice 1st!! ❤
It was my 298th. ❤
Thank you, whoever put this back up here!!
About time... keep 'em coming....where are the rarities?
Cold rain and snow played perfectly 🌹💀🌹
Phil dropping that bass like a bomb. Wow.
Chillsssssss ⚡️⚡️⚡️
Even the Casual Observer knowing nothing about the Grateful Dead and the music and the culture would look at this and say they look like they're having so much fun and they're so good at it and everyone in the audience is enjoying it so much it's got to be pretty good. 17 show veteran have all of them live on CD along with another $250 or so
This was my 298th Grateful Dead show.
A fun time was had by all. ❤
Phil-you should acknowledge your indebtedness to James Jamerson- beautiful. He truly is under-appreciated. Cover bands usually dont get the Phil concept of consistently cleaver counterpoint. This was such a great period for the boys-we are richer for it.
And I love how Garcia's guitar growls!
Love everything about this! Jerry kicking up his heals!
Bravo!!!
Gee, I like this. Oh! my gosh, this elevates my soul. God bless UA-cam, and of course norcals best house band.
Stupendous!!!