Grateful Dead - Uncle John's Band (Giants Stadium 6/17/91)
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2019
- Grateful Dead perform “Uncle John's Band” at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ on June 17, 1991. The GIANTS STADIUM: 1987, 1989, 1991 boxed set is available now Rhino.lnk.to/GiantsStadium
Directed by Len Dell’Amico and co-produced by Len Dell’Amico and GDP.
About Giants Stadium 6/17/91: Sure to be a crowd pleaser, 6/17/91 is one of only two shows in the Grateful Dead's archive recorded to 48-track analog tape, providing spectacular and unprecedented audio quality. The show features fan favorites such as "Eyes Of The World," "Truckin’," "Uncle John’s Band," along with Grateful Dead rarities including "Saint Of Circumstance," "Might As Well," "New Speedway Boogie," and much more. Mixed by Jeffrey Norman in glorious surround sound at Bob Weir's TRI Studios, mastered by David Glasser at Airshow Mastering, with video from the multi-camera live edit, this will be the first time the Bruce Hornsby and Vince Welnick line-up has ever appeared on the big screen.
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I wish I was at this concert,, Greatful Dead and Great music keeps me alive and gets me through my heart cancer.
Hope you get better , sending you much love, stay strong.
Wish you the best. Peace. Remember there's something bigger than all of this here. 😊
@@rsohlich1 yeah, so you do not understand this psalm/hymn at all then.?. Anyone for the dead at winterland?.....
Feel better Brother...👣✌
Cancer sucks we just lost our dad to that heartless disease get well bud and god bless
I got teary when they sang this last night, this song is so quintessentially Grateful Dead
Had exactly the same reaction at Cedar-Lee Theatre, Cleveland Hts., Ohio
This song over the years has risen to the top as one of my favorites. Words and music. GD, Robert Hunter & Jerry Garcia.
What a beautifully balanced mix -- gorgeous tone, with more Bobby, chunky Phil, and clean Jerry in the mix. Even Bruce is properly leveled. Such a treat to hear! Thank god they recorded this with 48 tracks!
Mix is on point for sure..sounds great through headphones
48 track live recording.
@@lumpyheadcarini7553 I just
Such a treat to watch a show you had as a cassette tape spooling in your 1988 ford escort in the early 90s! Oh and the separation of sound is delicious.
The crowd singing along got a smile from Bob to jerry then Jerry to Bobby. Just unbelievable Band. FOR US THEY DID AND STILL DO THIS>
Watched the whole show yesterday... i sort of went in trance when this song started. The music continues for 1 hour. And the jam right after this song will blow you away.
Same! I remember that part. It was transcendent and utterly amazing. And then that encore of The Weight, which I never knew they did. So cool.
I was at this show only 3or4 miles from my home I'm glad I became a dead head in the yearly 1970,s and lucky 2 see so many shows ,Jerry was so talented seeing him on stage and smoking weed was awesome I loved it.
I'm smoking weed...mmj though
I was at this show. Dark Star was everywhere that night, even if they didn't actually play it. And any show with a Might As Well in it is always a party.
great uncle johns saw it last night in the movies
love the way they play off and with each other, unified and independent both
Love The Close-Ups of Jerry Playing "ROSEBUD" ~~~ PRICELESS.
It was wonderful to see this show last night!
I saw this last night at the theater I was blown away I can’t imagine what it was like seeing them in real life
Me too it was awesome I saw it at the Century 16 just down the street from Shoreline Amphitheatre where I've seen every Grateful Dead appearance there since 1986
I was there. When they hit the first note of eyes.....an energy took over the stadium and something happened. I always felt that the time travelers were there that day. Like they knew and didn’t want to miss the show. The fact that it was also recorded in 48 track says something else....the dead were pranksters...they had this up their sleeve
Is and will always be my favorite song, rip John I miss you buddy. This was a great show we saw it on our way to Florida from Ohio 😁. Best part of my life. Traveling with Johnny, Ryan, and Forest. And yes we are kind. ☮️
My favorite post-Brent show, great choice for Meetup at the Movies
Foi através dessa canção que eu conheci o Grateful Dead e, infelizmente, devo ser um dos poucos Deadheads brasileiros. Thanks a lot for the videos and the memories.... Greetings from Brazil.
Damn I swear everyday this Summer has been a Helluva treat for me via UA-cam & all of this Incredible footage & Great music shared by you folks... People I don't know but connected w/ thanks to a Band that doesn't pause & never stops... I appreciate all of these shares... Once again Grateful Dead Music & good memories of years on Tour has eased the pains of a very difficult Summer that's been filled w/ loss... Thank you for making our Mountains echo w/ music from hollow to hollow all day long & into the night...
The Damn Coolest Buncha People I never got to meet... Enjoy the rest of your Summer 2019...👣👥♣✌🌞
Strangers stopping strangers just to shake their hands!; Lol! I've met and danced with so many ' kind' people at the shows. Some became friends; some remained strangers all were awesome! Hope the rest of your summer is kinder than it's been my friend!
@@sometimeswelivenoparticula2678 Thank you so much for the kind thoughts, I appreciate that... I'm just setting here watching/listening to some JGB Live & chilling on the sweetness of 22 shades of Green as I say goodbye to 50 & hello to 51.... tc & thanks again...👣⚘🐾🕂
Beautiful version, gave me the tingles a few times 😊
One of my fav songs
Love that song too!
mine too.
I like the fluency of guitars and drums in this song. By the way, Dark Star is my top favorite by GD followed by Uncle John's Band.
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My favorite albums are Workinman's Dead and Anthem of the Sun. Totally different vibes, but i think they were definitely at their best in the late 60's, at least as far as studio recordings go. Technology for live recordings was much better in the 90's, which gives us gems like this.
I wish i could have seen them back in the Anthem of the Sun days though, that album is such a wild ride, especially after eating a few tabs :P
@@BothHands1 I like Aoxamaxoa and Live/Dead in addition to the two albums you have mentioned. As you said late 60s was the best time for GD and I agree. I like a particular live version of Bertha, studio version of Weather Report Suite, many versions of Bird Song very much. In general I am a fan of West coast sound of 1960s (GD, Love, Doors, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Jeffersons Airplane, Quicksilver, Buffalo Springfield, etc.).
Uncle johns band is my favorite song!!
Vocals here were not the best unfortunately.
Thank you.
killer version
Love Vinnie's runs during the end jam!
Yall been snappin with all the videos
I was there!
I miss the days, the people, the culture and of course Jerry. I don’t miss sitting in traffic for 3 hours just to get to the parking lot, but I’d go and sit in it all over again without a doubt to hear the boys all together again
I know what you mean about sitting in traffic to get to Grateful Dead shows especially at Shoreline Amphitheatre where I saw the Grateful Dead movie last night at the Century 16 just down the street from Shoreline it was beautiful it brought me back to many wonderful times
Right now I am sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic on Highway 80 going east towards Sacramento having just left Concord Pavilion I don't care that I'm stuck in traffic cuz I get to listen to Grateful Dead songs
I was at this show, and the one from either the night before or the night after? 2 Giants Stadium shows, and good LSD lol. The first night I got to walk all the way to the front (in between sets) for the 2nd set! That was incredible. Miss and Love Jerry. :)
God bless the music of the grateful dead
Awesome.
'twas such a treat to have opportunity to MUATM. us folks downunder had FUN!...
Was a great show and it was one of the hottest summers day that I can ever remember in Jersey.
Pretty sure I was at this one. 3 days of peace love and happiness! Stacy would remember.
Giants Stadium…iconic venue
Great performance of Uncle John's Band.. nice to see some clips on the official channel featuring Vince Welnick.. Noone could replace Brent with the bond he had with Jerry, but Vince did a helluva job anyway
@6:55 That transition gets me EVERY time and the riff that starts @6:56 is one of my favorite guitar riffs of all time. I know the Dead aren't really mentioned in Riff Rock circles (most jam bands don't get the nod and are ignored there) but I'm telling you...that riff is powerful and that transition is powerful, emotive and mood altering. Doesn't matter if it's the studio version or ANY live version I have ever heard. It's amazing every time.
Just goes to show that it's an absolutely timeless riff because I could hear it in my head just by reading your comment
@@brettlazor8219 Yeah...see...that's awesome that you knew the riff I was talking about. I guess that Jerry probably wrote the riffs but maybe others had a hand in that as well. People always talk about Jerry's solos and rightfully so and the jamming of the band as a whole and rightfully so but for me there are riffs here and there in their catalog like this one that make the hair on my arms stand up. I feel like Jery and the band don't get enough chatter about their riffs and that includes the acoustic material as well. ;-)
@@mosesgarner2404 the riffs are absolutely timeless. I was sitting at my desk at work listening to this video and once I read your comment I knew exactly what you were talking about. It's like the riff in Estimated, Eyes, Scarlet, Jed etc... So many iconic riffs that need no introduction. You're absolutely correct
@@brettlazor8219 I'm so glad I'm not the only one who hears the riffs of The Dead and OMG all of the songs you listed are on point!
Moses Garner the Althea riff is another good one that just hits me every time
Jerry had the cutest smile that would make anyone smile.
Hell yea
Vince was a fine musician
Saw this show...
Their motto is don't tread on me
PLEASE RELEASE THIS ON BLU-RAY DVD........Thanks So Much.
Terry Barrett They are! There is a whole Giants Stadium box set coming out in September.
Took a “young” Phish fan to this show at the movies.... his response was, “Jerry really was fucking amazing, wasn’t he....” Yeah, he was...
Wow. Starts off a little sloppy but then hits another gear. Welnick slayed on keys. Great vocals. Stellar!
Hi Jerry in heaven. If you see this just want to say thank you!
I DID NOT PLAY IN UNCLE JOHNS BAND BUT FOLLOWED EM TO THE WATERSIDE WHERE WE DANCED LIKE MAD CHILDREN
By the waterside I will lay my head, listen to river sing sweet songs to rock my soul...
Where can I see the full set ? I swear they posted it on this channel before
Was this show from the View From The Vault series? 🤔
I knew this guy about 20 years ago in Nashville who came to open mike poetry things and read his poetry. The name he wrote under was something like Cromere. He would never give his real name. He asked me for a ride home one night. He was crashing at a house in a wooded area sort of, I guess, south of Joelton, but it was late at night and very dark out there and he couldn’t remember where the house was, so we had a long time to talk while we drove around in the hills. He told me some crazy things about being a hippie and a weed dealer in San Francisco in the Sixties. He said he was at the Monterey Pop Festival and saw Otis Redding sing Respect real fast and saw Jimi Hendrix burn his guitar. He told me he used to sell weed to Phil Lesh, and the rest of the Dead were always jealous because his weed was so much better than theirs. I found that story a little bit fishy because why wouldn’t he want Lesh to let him sell weed to the rest of them and make a ton of money? Anyhow, I didn’t really have any reason to doubt most of what he said, so I was properly, if provisionally, in awe. Cromere said he was from Alabama, and my favorite thing of the many things he told me was that he knew Steve Young when Young was still a kid, and he said he showed Young the Seven Bridges Road. For that, if it’s true, Cromere deserves a place in history.
I'LL MISS YOU, PROSCIUTTO :((((((
Vince singing the old 70's phil vocal parts.
Plse! Some info on the musicians who play on this song! Of course I know Jerry Garcia but the rest......😊😆😆
Rythem guitar, Bob Weir, founding member of GD, Bass guitar, Phil Lesch, founding member GD, 2 Drummers, Bill Kruetzmam and Mickey Hart, both original members of GD, Keyboards, Vince Welnick, new after the untimely death of former keyboardist Brent Mydland. Bruce Hornsby also on this concert. Plays keyboards, and accordion (Bruce Hornsby and the Range).
Hope that helps.
Uncle John must have left 6 of his children behind... 😯
Bad shorts!
So how many pick ups do you want on your guitar jerry?
Jerry: yes
Thought about it for a while are you kind.. I don't know I know about 10,000 people and only three I trust. I have to go with Jerry I got a wall built of cannonballs don't tread on me!!
Are you kind???
I try
Most of the time. Always a work in progress.
It's funny how Keith Godchaux, the keyboard player, sings out of tune, but this is fine. I love this gig.
No, He's Vince Welnick.