Jerry Garcia Band Performs "Werewolves of London" Halloween '92 Oakland
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- The Encore of Garcia's big comeback show in Oakland after nearly dying (once again) a few months earlier...this is the same night Lance was all fucked up dressed as the 70's guy with hair and spit and crust all over his face in the parking lot....great night for the B's
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"Pssst....Hey John - plug in your Bass !!!" Too friggin' funny
His hair was perfect......I miss Jerry and John Kahn.
Bill Hobbie great line
oh how i wish the entire show was available on YT...one of the best nights of my life. i remember everything crystal clear in spite of the copious amounts of psilocybin that were in my head. Kesey emceeing the costume contest winners (a couple that 'plugged into' each other to light up a 'welcome back Jerry' sign)...the crowd pop when he spoke to the crowd after 'How Sweet'...moments that could have only happened at that exact time in that exact place.
still miss you, fat man...
Don’t forget Vince opening up
The greatest bass drop of them all
🤣dunno if I'd call that a bass drop rather than dropped bass, which then makes me wanna search for ' bass dropped funny' video wormhole in youtube randomland.... just like 'drunk dude falling' just no end to them, so it's a self control test. How many is too many?
Jerry doesn't tell John to turn up his amp - I think he tells him to turn it on
Hahaha
The toxic twins got busy before the show?
u high AF when you don't know if youre amp's on or not
Now, that's being high. I hear the bass...in my mind.
I always loved how Jerry stood still and wondered how those sounds came from his guitar.
The energy of that night was AWESOME! One of the best nights of my life! Thank you Jerry :)
This was a fantastic show!
Would somebody invent a f king time-machine already? 2020 blows!
This IS
JOHN IT'S NOT ON
LOL
i'm about to cry
fuck....
Love and miss you Jerry
Forever Grateful
💀⚘⚡❤⚡⚘💀
This was the post Coma show, I was there! He did “the maker” it was ballin!
The coma was in ‘86. This was when he was super weak and sick and needed to go into the hospital, took a long break , but he didn’t go into a coma again.
birdleso yah I called him at 4 seasons in DC -he(Jerry) told me- what happenned-my dad was a doc so i asked him if he needed anything- he said “no i have all kinds a shit” he said a filling came out in the midwest and they gave him a shot of pennecillin or antibiotic- it dehydrated him and that’s what more or less caused the coma- i had seen him being golf carted to stage @ RFK and was worried about him- it was over 100*
Oh yah- this was after the second health scare- he cancelled shows in Phoenix and flew home n collapsed-
Leave it to the Captain to swing a downtempo groove into an uptempo rocker and pull it off with typical flare! When that bass finally gets plugged in the energy jumps :) Love Warren but HELL YEAH on this version.
AHHHH when he howls at the end!!!!!!
I was there. I'm the one cheering. Nice memories from a time before youtube.
Was there too. I remember Jerry opened the first set with "How Sweet it is" and we just screamed. Opening act was Vince (Welnick) and the Affordables, who covered "Here Comes Sunshine" (before the Dead brought it back) and "The Golden Road". Great night
Meet you behind the sound board during the set break. Ill be the one with the tie dye and beard
@@scottschleifer8739 Jerry Band opened with "How Sweet It Is" close to 2/3 of their shows. Kind of like Bob Hope with "Thanks for the Memories "
this is being released to Vol 19 GarciaLive...
R.I.P. WARREN ZEVON
What a great night--I flew in the day before and but had to catch the redeye back to Nashville still wideeyed after this amazing show. Wish there was more of this great night on RUclips but I am so glad to see this one again--I have had the sbd of this show for years but don't think I have seen the video before. and, if you get a chance to hear the show, the Shining Star was just amazing!
Hey Kahn ... turn your amp on, brother.
John Kahn usually kills it but for some reason you cant really hear his bass and when you can it's clear he has no idea what key they're in, but yeah, usually i WAAAYY love his weird ass thunky bass style
What a long strange trip it's been 1988 to 1995 fun bus we love you Jerry and we miss you in comptche on the mountain
Mendocino County countrytime sky
I just noticed your comment Tito. Remember Boston '93 Lance drove through that barricade with that little yellow truck? CLASSIC
Dude he did it at msg Too to avoid paying...we stayed in one of those underground lots for like 5 days we stole a huge industrial fan and that was our hotel room the bill was like 230 bucks and Lance said "fuck it"...some dudes stole our cooler of beer and we saw it in their car so we smashed their window and got our stolen shit back and the next day the dude showed up with a gun...not cool being at a dead show getting a piece flashed at you.
So sad...this recording doesn't even come close to the excitement of being there. Ah..oooh!!!
See Jerry tell John to turn that bass up a little bit??? That was sick!!! at 1:30
LOL
told him to plug in.
I can't stand when the bass player lays out like that!
@@mudtruka9196 exactly right. 😀
Bout that time again boys and girls!!!!!!!! 🎃⚡️👻⚡️☠️
I love Jerry as soon as we both met but I left him because of Steve his rite hand man ! If he knew what he did to me it would have made him mad ! We were inlove at 1 st sight + he came to the room that they paid for ! He asked me for a match so I told him I had a match for him , me so I had my way with him but there was another girl in the room + she was jealous + wouldn’t leave us alone !
This was the opening song @ my 1st show Halloween '85 in Columbia, SC. The Muppets' Bert and Ernie were in full costume, dancing in front of me. A decade of outstanding memories later, it was over way too soon. There's no entertainment value like a Dead show (or JGB).
What a grate show it was. Miss those days....
Jerry Garcia Band
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Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, CA
- Set 1 -
How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
Stop That Train
The Maker
You Never Can Tell
Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Lay Down Sally
Deal
- Set 2 -
Shining Star
And It Stoned Me
Ain't No Bread In The Breadbox
Wonderful World
Tore Up Over You
Waiting For A Miracle
My Sisters And Brothers
Tangled Up In Blue
- Encore -
Werewolves Of London
I remember this show and the costume contest with the male - female plug ins and Kesey, awesome.
It was the butterfly that won, I believe.
this is what made jerry band click for me. Hearing this rolling down the highway 1
Kahn must have went heavy during the pre encore break. 3 chord song on a bass that won't go out of tune if you throw it at a wall and he never gets it together in addition to not knowing that he isn't making sound. What a fun night that was. I think it was the last time I saw J having fun onstage, unfortunately.
IWT. Did Jer have bright colored sneakers ?
Jerry is so badass!!!
what a blaster we had on the floor floating right along ... Carolinas showed up and shared everyone enjoyed... now a distant memory
I was at this show, too, shrooming my brains out wearing a werewolf mask!
34 of those people's hair wasn't perfect>>>>^^^
you know his hair was perfect!
c'mon John, ya gotta KAHNcentrate buddy
IWT, I had to be walked out i was tripping so hard on liquid.
@1coopjsn Hell yeah he does! And having a great time doing it. The tone and drive is amazing. A little spooky but perfect for Halloween.
JGB but thanks for the upload :)
Pretty awkward on stage presence there for a while.
The hairy handed gent that run amok in Kent
Love the tone coming from Rosebud
I think Jerry sounds awesome!
had to turn up the bass. righteous.
What a great show, it was an acid weekend in Mendocino, I remember it well.
He didn't look too stoked as he walked off stage there.
Great! I never heard Jerry WOO before!
One of the hardest tickets I ever scored. I was about to give up. There were more people outside than inside.
No hurry turning your bass up John I’ll just keep shredding this lead while we wait
was there that night what a show this recording does not do it justice
Is that Jer or the wer...ewolf.
Video freezes up
Jerry still had his phenomenal touch in this. But you can hear in his voice..not for much longer.
john plug in
I was there
Growing up I hated this song. As i got older i still hated it. My parents knew this. My dad loved the dead. I turned him on to them. He passed away years before my mom. Then my mom passed. I was driving home one day and out of the blue this came on. My mom teased me about this song. The dead doing wolf's of London. They put that on for me to let me know they are here. Ill never forget. Now i love it. Chicago
I just love this very song so much ! ❤️🐰🐇🌹🕊️🪽🌎💀⚡️👽🪐🛸🚀✨💥🥳🌟🥀😍😘🥰love to all !
❤
I did'nt try too terribly hard to find a ticket to this one, and subsequently spent the night in the p'king lot. Which was fine! We had a gas. Our son was only 10 mo's. & we had a jerry-o-lantern with a 'photo-likeness of jerry carving. People were freakin' on that when they came outta the show. It was nice to be around on yet another close call comeback for the master. "Ah-oooooh....and his hair was(nt) perfekkt!...
Good on you Gerry.😂😂😂🎸🎹🎤
john pulg it in
Interesting from a historical note to see Garcia on any video (as opposed to just audio)--thanks so much for posting. Unfortunately, by '92 Garcia's playing was already at times weak and "disinterested". I think he tended to play more consistently well in the JGB configuration (as opposed to the Grateful Dead) after 1990. Also by 1992, Jerry was most likely already suffering from early congestive heart failure (not officially diagnosed until 1993) making it increasingly difficult for him to travel on the road, much less to physically play guitar night after night. He gave us so many great years of joy and musical magic...even in his off years...The Fat Man Rocks! God Bless.
Good Observation, he was great, so sad he had to go.......
I was there! Congestive heart of gold. This vid does not do it justice. Sound was perfect as well as playing. It was epic
Always on w the JGB, it was just seemed so much more interesting for him than Sugar Mag again. I remember he seemed to dance more with this band than the Dead, which was always a sign to sit up and listen.
great moment for Jerry "hey, can you turn up the bass" fuck it we could be dead tommorow, don't be afraid to express yourselfs
yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Nobody in this band cared about Jerry being what he liked. I think this was an escape from the well to do, pompous, this way is 'right'. All way be you.✌🙊🙉🙈❤
That was a great night best Halloween ever jerry right out of the hospital to the stage at the Kaisers Oakland, CA AKA "Jerry by Lake" Now, THATS ROCK N ROLL.!
He was very close to them guys but the rest of the band was into b out there & making more money then they could spend today jerry never cared about money he did for his own soul he could not live without playing his music that’s what makes them loses cowboys ,I sure liked that band got a front row every nite for a week,& then he would have it planned to go to the next gig,I missed real. Saunders on that one werewolves in London
what happened in 92?why did jerry almost die?
timeless...... wish he did delta dawn+...... a little 'althea' goin' on heah
Gotta love a extra first solo.. Still missing u Jer and Jon
Vote for Zoltan Istvan for president in 2020!
Kahn had about as big H problem Jer
Poor Jerry lost his voice...but not his chops.
Uncle Jerry proving a point about GOD.
I think Jerry told John K to go turn his amp on or up...lol...
Jer, I always loved your voice but man it hurt me to hear it this way.
Hey John...... can you turn up the bass....... So funny
so everytime i listen to this its a view i hope\
turn it on man
much love/.
Thanks for bringing this experience back to my memory :)
his hair was perfect!
Saw this n Chicago Uptown Theater (Orpheum) Bobby with a Werwolf’s mask. RocK’KICKING AWESOME.
I was at that show! The mask was awesome and they played a great show in the Uptown that night.
Completely groovy
Who gave the cam op so much blow?
Who is Lance?
reckless love
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Kahn plug in
Awesome man
Was there~ Awooo!
Aawhooooo yeah. Thanks
i was so there!!!
bummer
Ahoooo!
this wasnt at the Kaiser
I my girl Josephine
Psssst, John, you're reflecting.
LOL
Shows what a truly sharp and bitchin' musician Jerry was when clean; he sang real good also. Loaded he sounds like a depressed Elmer Fudd and, still good, he lost that 'sparkle' in his playing. He ripped us off royally with his 'Jerry Flu' Winterland cancellations.
Sorry, just what it was...
Kahn skittling roun behind ron tutt or whoever the drummer is I cant see
David Kemper