Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band - 10/31/1987 - Lunt-Fontanne Theatre - New York (matinee acoustic set)
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- Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band
10/31/1987
Lunt-Fontanne Theatre - New York City
Matinee, acoustic set:
I've Been All Around This World
I'm Troubled
Short Life of Trouble
Band Introduction
Blue Yodel #9 (Standing on the Corner)
Spike Driver Blues
Troubled In Mind
The Girl at the Crossroads Bar
Bright Morning Stars
Ripple
Goodnight Irene
Jerry Garcia - acoustic guitar, vocals
David Nelson - acoustic guitar, vocals
Sandy Rothman - mandolin, dobro, banjo, vocals
John Kahn - double bass
Kenny Kosek - fiddle
David Kemper - snare drum
Recording by John Cutler
Photography: Herb Greene
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I was lucky enough to purchase tickets to this entire run at the Lunt-Fontainne Theatre (early and late shows included), on the 1st night (10-15) Bill Graham gave out plastic felt covered black "Top Hats" to the audience and asked everyone to hide them under their seats until the last song and then after a great show the audience then "Tipped their hats" to Jerry on Broadway, it was a trip for the audience and a sight to see for Jerry and the band to witness 1200 - 1500 audience members with top hats bowing, clapping and lighting up lighters in a joyous celebration. The Jerry "Magician" poster with Jerry Garcia conjuring his guitar out of a top hat still hangs on my wall today. Jurassic Blueberries
just bought the poster! sweet memories for you!
I'm witnessing brother! Thank you for the testimonial. Missin' the man.
ya
i was there, remember bill giving us the hats. First row Balcony so nice seeing Jerry's fingers.Ive seen a lot of concerts and this is #1 in my whole life!
JurassicBlueberries amazing!! I love this story! Thank you
Great shows. The first show, first time I walked into that theater I saw how small the place was and thought, Oh Yeeaaahhh!!! Shmokin'? It was beyond smoke, it was.....beyond the beyond. It was a true blessing to have been there. Definitely some of the best shows I've ever been to. And then there are the electric sets Being here was like winning the lottery. Maybe better. No, surely better, cash comes and then it goes and goes and goes, these shows will always be with me.
I could not agree more > These shows were beyond imagination.
This was the month and year I got Sober, never realized how much I Loved this music till not long after, and ever since it’s been a constant in my days. Both good and bad....I’m here to tell ya.life is better on this side, don’t regret a moment of sobriety or JGB. Life is short, make fun of it....
Glad for you. Everything is not for everybody. Been listening to Jerry now for fifty years, and I've never regretted a moment of intoxication. Life IS short, enjoy it while you can.
Peace.
Thanks for that. I just kicked fentanyl and today is the first day im back home. Sober is living. High is just passing the time
@@brendanmcmahon1162 good luck brother, your journey will be filled with joy and pain…do not shy away from either of them, they both possess lessons.
To thine own self, be true. Peace.
fastest selling show on broadway. All 13 nights sold out in 1 hour. Got to see 1 of them. RIP Jerome
I was THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Off The Wall!!!!
There was also a Second Electric set,Began with "Werewolves of London"!!!The First song I remember though was "Swing Low Sweet Chariot"!!!Thanks!1There are really "NO WORDS"To Decribe this Event!!!!It was a Full Harvest Moon out that Night,and Bill Graham was there dressed up like a Biker,with Garbage cans Full of Candy in The Theater!!!
omfg...I wish I could hear the electric set too...this acoustic show ROCKS ....
My buddy Willie was leaning up against the stage and I was right behind him . Incredible adventure and fantastic show.
This music is the definition of Americana 🎶
That Bright Morning Stars gave me goosebumps, what a set that was. Wow.
Preach Jerry, Sunday church is in session. Bless the holy and the unholy
This is the greatest thing I've ever heard. Had a rough day. Imaging being at this show is getting my rocks off.
The show from the Oregon State Prison is without a doubt the greatest Jerry set of all time! Great sound. I miss you Jerry!
Last night of 13 nights in a row at this theater.
So often not included are the players...here they are:
Jerry Garcia - guitar, vocals
David Nelson - guitar, vocals
Sandy Rothman - mandolin, dobro, banjo, vocals
Kenny Kosek - fiddle
John Kahn - bass
David Kemper - drums
Kevin L. Thanks
Lovin me some acoustic Jerry.... ".there I'll take my stand"
Gotta be one of the most enthusiastic, into it audiences I’ve ever heard....
as I said ...its a NYC crowd......very cultured folks.....they KNOW what great art is...since they have seen the best....
Got my car shot on New Years by a shotgun. Been having bad luck ever since. All this acoustic Jerry is really helping. I recommend that Oregon State Prison show from 5/5/82. That one is real good.
+Eggbert .w story time? hope you're doing better.
Oregon state prison showmis the shit! Had it on tape in 1998, got me thru bad times
Solo capital theater...just as good..more of a concert than a performance...82'
Eggbert .w I hope you’ve replaced the car??
Oregon state one of the best
Couldn’t imagine them alive and well today going on tonight with this set at a medium sized joint.....the line would be into the next town
I miss the man...
This was the first Pure Jerry CD I picked up ... however many years ago it came out. My foggy recollection is sometime in the 1990s. I loved it then ... love it today. It was nice to find it on the Information Superhighway which is now called U-Tube ...💀
GREAT BAND, GREAT GROOVE!
Just checked, This is going for 140 UK, thats nearly 200 dollars!. Still gonna buy it.
Keith Turner lol
Oh ya, Jerry Me♡
Pretty sure I'll listen to this every Sunday morning for the remainder of my time here on earth.
Scovs 420 I love you
12/29/2019
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Why only on Sundays?
@@MyCleverHandle Just tradition. Sunday morning family breakfast jams.
awesome
I wouldn't mind your hanging boys but you wait in jail so long...I been all around this world....Jerry at his finest. never saw JGB but saw him with the Grateful Dead three times.
like me ....never saw JGB but saw the GD 3 TIMES....(then it was all over)..I saw Ratdog....in Gainesville,Florida at the bandshell of UF......not too impressed..(really missed Jerry and his playing)...but I DID make about 300 dollars selling my old tie dyed t-shirts I made that day walking around with my pack full.. of a pic of Jerry playing, with the caption reading "THE DEAD LIVE FOREVER".....
check out Garcia log cabin boys acoustic jam session. mid 90's. I love this recording I bought it when it came out on CD was the first time had heard the show and I have listened to a lot. a lot. its soul music. thanks
Iwt
My cousin!
This acoustic show is quintessential proof that the band was guided by a higher power...the first time I heard this was on an 11 song press called JGB
" 4 finger bag "....and over the course of next 10 years played it as loud as I could in every campgtound, hotel, and parking lot that I could. There are rare occasions in the observation of art and energy where some of the observers can feel the root of the sound or light waves that were created in that moment. So to those of transcendence, carry on....
Now the nitty gritty.....Bluegrass....yes.
To the father, Mr.Bill Monroe, Lester and Earl Flatt, Sonny Osborne ....they took the anceint folk notes that found there way from Scotalnd ,Ireland, Europe, and so on....that transformed through the craggy river bottoms in the Allheganny, Blue Ridge, Smokey Mountain settlements....but what I think trully spawned its rebirth was thre great depression and the stories of Woody Guthrie and rest of the great story tellers from that era that we'll never know the names of. ALL of these men are furthermore the fathers of thus music, without them we wouldn't have such a historical and brilliant recording.
And its fucking GRRRREAT to finally have the rest of it!!!!!
To my ears ....the old and in the way recordings are about the only thing on this level. Yes we have the Garcia/ Kahn and the Garcia/Grissman records . Oregon state pennetentiary and the solo Jerry acoustic sets.....But the Braodway tapes are a full band and thats what sets these tapes apart.
When we're all Dead and Gone, Pure Jerry will live on. We'll all be Grateful, loaded and up front listening to Jerry in that Great Gig in the Sky.... Oh yeah, speak to me Deadheads! }8-]
Awrite, Mr. Uzala, I ready to rock on....
Sounds better than Life
I can't thank you enough, for posting this! The strangest things happened to me during those shows.... next door wz a little movie theatre managed by a cat who lives in the same town as me (found this out a couple of yrs ago, as we met & became friends). But I remember! this movie theatre wz showing 'Caligula', like 24/7, non-stop. He invited this chick up the fire escape to smoke a jay & wz thinking he's gonna get a piece......ALL she wanted wz to listen to the shows, as the side doors were open lmao sure can't say I blame her.
I met Bill Graham, tripping my face off at the 10/30 show. It was awesome.
Yea, I think I had that acid ??? 'cause I wz tripping for like, 4 daze......took me an hour to roll a joint, in the loo
Was that u dude? Slipped on ur face.. still seein' the trails.. Get it back? shoes are long done gone....
***** Dag! you sure are righteous. What are you, the best of all the rest
Lizzie Sangi Just goin with the trip thread, lizzy.. all fun and memories.. i ain't nobody.. sorry if i offended you with some self righteous presuppositional theory.. wasn't my purpose.. Just an old dead head, joking with another.. and not for nothing but i was born and raised in NYC and have never heard any ny american call a shitter a loo!! Peace dear lizzy.... nothing but love..
***** Well, ya see, a couple o' years back, I had a lower bowel adhesion & wz fed up w/constantly saying, ".....in the bathroom, ladies room, terlet (as a fellow New Yorker, you know thaz the best). A novel introduced me to the word, loo. I find it much less disconcerting! lmao Thanks for your reply. I wz a bit harsh myself...I wz, "What!!!". lmao and then all I could think of wz a show at The Meadowlands. Long to short, the person I wz with met old travelling friends, (Alaska, Germany[alas, not I ] ) and they dosed his drink w/out him knowing. He told me he woke up on the race track, to the sound of the bugle, starting the horse race. ( I'm laughing so hard, I can't type this). He wz covered in mud & had a huge hole in the front of his cable knit sweater. NOW is loo time
if you thumbed this down, life thumbs you down for being a clown
Daniel Lewis ....The man that gave this a thumbs down.....would have to be a complete imbicile that could for obvious reasons never be trusted....that couldnt recognise Spirit if The Buddha hiimself dunked his head in a bowl of kool-aid.
Some men were raised with no marbles....or real american blood not even able to recognise the cultural and historical reverence of this material. . Maybe one of those kids that flunked music class in 4th grade perhaps....I could ramble further but why....
no one can be trusted, not even you
Not a clown. An asshole
The night before, on 10/30, I walked in tripping my face off and introduced myself to Bill Graham. It was fucking awesome, except the Jerry didn't play "Ripple" that night which is what I really wanted to hear. Oh well.
u cant always get what u want....
An excellent excuse for the absolute necessity for going in tomorrow night too
Awesome show......I was there and met Jerry after the show......sheer bliss!
werewolves of broadway
One of the best all time shows ever. I will listen to this until I die
Love their unique tempo changes and creative guitar riffs on these cuts.
I absolutely love this from my soul forever
Fan-fucking-tastic!!! Thanks for sharing.
Gold Jerry, GOLD!
the swordfish here is is the best in the city jerry. the best. ill have the salmon.
Why have I not heard this til now? Always late to the party, but forever grateful. Acoustic “wooden” Jerry music is one of my favorite things in life. 77, thanks again for posting. If interested please check out my playlist Jack Straw American Outlaw, an acoustic album of 20 dead tunes telling the life story of Jack Straw, the youngest born son of Jack and Delilah Jones 🤠
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I went to this show. Still have the Playbill from the night and a souvenir coffee mug. Good times.
Pure feel good music. I saw this tour at the Wiltern in Beverley Hills.
redoubtable dough!!!111! odelayeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Hammock and Jerry pure medicine.
Thanks for the beautiful show..the talent was so unreal.. sometimes i forgot that..because if all the shiws ive been lucky enough to attend god bless.. KEEP LOOKING UP💫
Broadwayyyyyy Jerry
14 shows ⚡️
Garcia is sweet wine for our soul.
Jerry is God. LSD saves.
NFA
Garcia played Like A Road, the show I attended. It wz awesome, so, had to be at the other performance.
Yes Sir!!! Tune in that dial to The High Power mon Frere 😇 Absolute Sunday Church of Jerome G.
Great post,O,Yea
This is the music that pays in the background in Heaven…
Earl Scruggs rather....my bad.
wow - thanks for posting -
Clapton stole this idea of going back to the roots too. If it wasn't for American soul old Slowhand would be nowhere.
+james triarsi I agree jerry and eric stoled this shit!!!!!!! then again, so did everyone that came after 1930
On the other hand, Jerry did get his start as a banjo player on the blue grass and folk circuit. I think he wears this music pretty well. I feel like I could be hearing this music in the hills of North Carolina. Clapton, by contrast, sounds a little stiff on the old time stuff.
its so hard for me these days to hear Eric play....(unless it's from the 60's)...with Cream or Blind Faith....the ONLY time he has ever sounded really great to me....Now he is sounding so predictable and just downright BORING......I think it's because he is really not that cool of a person......when I heard him talk about how he hates Muslims and Black people etc etc ....etc........complaining that he feels like they are "taking over" his blessed England .....he sounds like an old fuddy duddy who never took LSD or even smoked weed in his life......So his slack sounding playing reflects his dry personality.....To make great art ...REALLY GREAT ART.....you must first be a REALLY GREAT PERSON.....(not an asshole)....True beauty comes from within.......
@@timmccarthy3034 Unfortunately the endless US Imperialist wars in the ME, like Syria, has and is causing an endless stream of refugees throughout Europe and the US. Many people see this without understanding why and are concerned. So instead of blaming the poorest with out money, "Punch Up!" Who is ordering these wars? More over who profits the most?
@@timmccarthy3034 Eric Clapton made a record with B.B. King, so I wonder about...
Surelely yall its all beautiful