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Dyed in the wool head here and don't get me wrong about the tapes, dates, etc. but when you are with friends and the beers and boo are flowing ALL GD is outta this world! ✌

BTW I'm a new subscriber and I am thoroughly enjoying your vids! I had many plastic crates filled with GD tapes going back many years - some were mine and others donated from friends and I kept moving them around(I'm Sure people can relate) and got to a point where I wasn't listening to them very much and I thought I'm going to turn on some "Heads" to these tapes. I put an ad on Craigslist and this Deadhead couple from Sonoma Co. came down and when they saw how many there were they just laughed and thanked me profusely. This is what being a "Deadhead" entails. Share the wealth! There are times that I wish I kept them but it is just too much stuff and I am happy that they are with people that are enjoying them. 💙✌

I have no idea what you guys are talking about but I am still fascinated! ✌

Both are pretty clear sounding but the E120s have a lot more mids/low mids, would be interesting to hear them blended with different mics!

Thanks for the interview - it's very good. I read 'Garcia' years ago and thoroughly enjoyed it - Kudos to Blair Jackson! ✌

New to your channel and loving your videos. Thank you. ✌ Re: Morning Dew. I saw them play it in Long Beach circa mid 80's and boy did it put shivers up and down my spine!

Its so bright and right!

this was enligthening - thank you! I inherited a tweed Fender Blues Jr from my brother, so it has a ton of sentimental value - but I also genuinely love the sound of it, and it takes pedals great. I use the Blues Jr. with my Phred Wolph and my Telecaster with a Boost of The Dead pedal from Farm pedals, which contains a few of Jerry's main buffers throughout the years

More equipment than talent 😂

Well, the amps sounds greatfull undead. But the playing needs an overhaul 😂

....the Oade Brother sold me my first gear out of Thomasville ,GA!!!!

The later models have a parallel coil wiring on the Tri sound switch. The early ones (like this one) are series humbucking - single coil - out of phase.

Love the whole vibe of the concert but that drop down to Morning dew just his different. Like your up high with St Steven then it drops to that opening guitar from dew. Just magical.

This is a bunch of conjecture.You're passing on crap you have no idea about. There were never two full PA setups.

Actually, tubes with output transformers are more stable than solid state amps. Overloading tubes will kill the tubes, easily replaceable, but on a solid state amp it will destroy the output transistors.

How do I contact you for cab? I have no instagram

Thank you

When I was a teen I had a Fender Twin Reverb with JBLs and was never happy with any overdriven sound from it, so I sold it. I weighed a ton, and I was carrying it all over town. I wonder where it is.

Great interview! I am curious about your thoughts on post Jerry Dead. In my opinion, Warren Haynes made the guys blossom. No one else came close since they joined forces again. Jimmy Herring did well, be he couldn’t sing and it was clear the guys were really listening and reacting to Warren. That’s just my opinion and I really wish I saw more 2003/04/09 shows.

Fix the fret buzz

You are dead right. With Jerry it's all about the middle pickup.

Great stuff. You nail the vibe and tone as well not easy to get that vibe. Jerry was never in a hurry to get anywhere. Great job.

Jerry’s TB500 only has 3 switches, as does the 5 exact replica’s made by Travis Bean. Yours appears to have grown a fourth.

Fun fact, a keen eye will notice that when comparing the vintage script logo to the modern ones the waveform switch settings are not in the same positions. Hence why I try not to just go by what position it's in but also explain the waveform shape also. Keep on Truckin' & pickin

Great Video thanks!! I have two vintage script-logo ones and they are better than the modern ones. I got to see Jerry's rig up close and he had his waveform switch setting set all the way clockwise (8 O'clock position), the two little circles with a line all the way through them. With that setting and the speed control up high (3 O'clock) is the closest sound I think to a Leslie speaker. My second favorite setting is the one you use it on, first click clockwise (3 O'clock), large circles with the line all the way through it. This deeper setting I like best with speed control on low. I almost choked when I saw what they are selling for on Reverb right now, since I don't need two of them I'm heavily debating selling one off.

Lots of great listening from this episode! Love learning from knowledgeable heads

Now my responses all show up. Redundancy at its best...ha

I replied to you but it doesn't show up. Anyway. To answer ur question. My dead shows are all on a hard drive as FLAC files. I coppied the songs from the file and put them in a folder. I them converted them to M4A(smallerfile) Changed the number to be in order. I use my laptop as my player. And media monkey to access the hard drive and play. (it's like an itunes player) Bluetooth them to a wiim player hooked to my stereo and waala I'm jammin. Have a 2nd and 3rd wiim player that connect via wifi and not I'm jammin' all over the house and on my deck. Love this set up.

I put together both of ur sets and listened to them both all day today. Took me out of my comfort zone and mixed it up. Enjoyed it

This was really fun, waiting for set 2

Thanks for posting this interesting video.

Are your cabinets built to last? 😉

Nice video! Where did you happen to score that sweet baseball cap?

Use duct tape to remove the dent.

I like this!

Might as well might as well

I own an '78 Artist Custom 2700 and it is an amazing guitar. The only downside is it is very heavy and very expensive. It is a great studio guitar. So many tones on tap, split coils, phase. It mops and wax the floor and talks to Mama

nailed the tone

Got my foot tapping 😊

As a 90’s kid I appreciate you.

Jerry is looking bad ...where the beard ...talk about mendella affect..holy shit......

Was Jerry Dishonorably Discharged from USArmy?

Just wanna say that I really am enjoying your channel and appreciate all this awesome content!

Garcia ?….What a knucklehead!!!…Had a few good years then made himself sick and spent more energy dealing with it than his gift…Nothin left to do but smile smile smile.🍿 Life is a comedy with tragic relief. Anonymous

To my ear Boss> MXR> Solar

A comedy with tragic relief. Thank you Jerry.🐣

The trouble with so many Garcia enthusiasts is that they listen to Jerry. Jerry listened to Django, Charlie Christian, and a million others. You have to arrive at Jerry the way he did. I hate playing with people who think playing dead music is an excuse to be sloppy. I’d rather play it with non deadheads who have a deep vocabulary and play from within themselves, not a 2D Jerry xerox.

Completely understand and respect your point of view. It takes all kinds I suppose, from those who had a sticker that said, “ I’ll be grateful when they are dead” to the spinners who figured Garcia was some kind of quasi deity! For me I started listening to them again after a 20 year break. I was listening to a Russian Lullaby from 75’ yesterday (with Nicky Hopkins). Then I listened to Ella Fitzgerald sing it. It was moving to be sure. Irving Berlin, Ella Fitzgerald, Jerry Garcia. Some of the best the 20th century had to offer. It was a heckuva boat to be sure and I am so glad I got to ride in it tragedy and all…..

awesome sound - how di I find out more about this amp?

I was very moved by GD and Jerry in the 80's but I was also a person that NEVER wanted to get caught in one boat - being surrounded by such vibrant music other than GD and Garcia. The inspiration of the GD was an invitation to adventure in life, music and exploration - never to be a follower of a long gone era, single individual or band. I was never "rudderless" - I was surrounded by too many incredible authors, musicians and experimenters. All of the cover bands (including Dead and Co) have probably missed the point of origin and the spirit of celebratory failure. They provide some folk tradition of passing on the songs of the GD and the songs they covered - but for me its just too limiting. Most deadheads struck me as "greedy", singular (vs decentralized) and too comfortable and dependent on a band of men. For me the story of JG is a deeply sad and tragic one and with all of the mythos - it was a culture that he himself could not extricate himself from in the end.