I saw JGB in concert before i saw GD so i have a special place in my heart for JGB. It was Halloween (the "early" show) at the Tower Theater, Philadelphia (1981). An unforgettable time. Every single person in the place was flyin' thanks to the clown with the sugar cubes🌈🎶🌈🎶💃🕺🌹🎉
Love the Tower Theater 😀 remember watching those big maroon curtains breathing to the music…. Couldn’t smoke cigarettes in there but they let you smoke pot. Whoohoo Philly
@@stevenburke4209 yes, I meant 1981 the "late" show. Tnx. I didn't know at the time that there was an early and a late show until aquired the tape years later during my tape-trading years. So, were you at the late show or the early show?
We are fortunate, indeed, that those there, then, recognized that what JG was "sayin' " was important, valuable, and "worth" capturing (with state-of-the -art equipment) for posterity!
Link? He always rocked with a little extra "umph" when he was in his own back yard! Warfield shows always brought the heat too! Damn I miss that man! 😻❤️
@@Mr_Joshua73noone recorded it. Too high. There is no recording. Spent spent 34 years looking. Edgar winter group opened. Sick ass frank n stein. Off the top of my head Werewolves Cats Stop that train Think Evangeline Dear prude Dixie Dont let go Lucky old sun Deal
Hunter Garcia grittiest blues line "Come on, come on, baby and tell me true Hey now baby, what did I do? I shot my dog 'cause he growled at you Valerie, won't you be good to me?" Classic
No, but they released some or all of that show as something like Volume 1.5 and it went quickly out of print. I'm keen on hearing it. Here are the songs and musicians for this release: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garcia_Live_Volume_20
Well thats the dirtiest Khan I've ever heard. Nothing at all like the 77 Khan I've been listening to mostly for a few years now.. maybe he needed to punch through the mix as Jerry seems highly aggressive in this one.
Jerry Garcia Paul Butterfield Mike Bloomfield muitos outros bons músicos da década 60 que tocavam o bom do Blues rock era a velha escola que aprenderam com os grandes Mestres dos Blues Muddy Waters e muitos mais a não esquecer.Obrigado.
Thought I could get you to come to Yarmouth Road Hang with the bees and buzz in the honeycomb All I ever wanted you to do was to come on home Hang with the 🐝🐝🐝 and buzz in the honeycomb 🍯
Love and welcome any release from the Jerry archives but gotta say, I'm a little disappointed with this pick because there has been a high quality soundboard source of this particular show, 6-18-82, in circulation for many years. The circulating soundboard also includes the, 'How sweet it is' which opened the show and which is bizarrely omitted from this official release.
Great song. One of my fav JGB tunes. Miss you Jerry. The world was a better place with you in it. 🥀
Nobody has ever been as good or will be as good as Jerry! And I feel Jerry's vocals do not get enough credit.
How sweet it is to be loved by you! Hey Jerry heads, god I love this music!
I saw JGB in concert before i saw GD so i have a special place in my heart for JGB. It was Halloween (the "early" show) at the Tower Theater, Philadelphia (1981). An unforgettable time. Every single person in the place was flyin' thanks to the clown with the sugar cubes🌈🎶🌈🎶💃🕺🌹🎉
Love the Tower Theater 😀 remember watching those big maroon curtains breathing to the music…. Couldn’t smoke cigarettes in there but they let you smoke pot. Whoohoo Philly
you mean the 1981 show? In 82 they played Nov 7. That 81 show was my first JGB.
@@stevenburke4209 yes, I meant 1981 the "late" show. Tnx. I didn't know at the time that there was an early and a late show until aquired the tape years later during my tape-trading years. So, were you at the late show or the early show?
@@Justdon-s2s
Every seat in the Tower Theatre was good. The balcony or the floor it didn't matter.
@@LucyLennon909 Tower was epic as was the Mann
Can't stop playing this Jerry's tone is so Grrrrrrr! Love it!
Best love song ever!
We are fortunate, indeed, that those there, then, recognized that what JG was "sayin' " was important, valuable, and "worth" capturing (with state-of-the -art equipment) for posterity!
This is the only channel I allow notifications from.
🌹Rest easy beautiful man!! 🙏😢🌹 Love to the rest of the musicians with a big ole hug to Bill K! ❤️ 🎹 🎸 🥁 ❤️
Of all the jerry shows, one stands out of all 102 shows i did. Halloween 88 at kaiser. The cats was through the roof.
Link? He always rocked with a little extra "umph" when he was in his own back yard! Warfield shows always brought the heat too! Damn I miss that man! 😻❤️
Yes plz share that link-you transported me already just hearing about now let’s hear it !
I made the last few years after that thank goddess
@@Mr_Joshua73noone recorded it. Too high. There is no recording. Spent spent 34 years looking. Edgar winter group opened. Sick ass frank n stein.
Off the top of my head
Werewolves
Cats
Stop that train
Think
Evangeline
Dear prude
Dixie
Dont let go
Lucky old sun
Deal
Top notch audio 👌 saw my first JGB 1983 at the hartford bushnell 👏✨️🇺🇲
Hunter Garcia grittiest blues line "Come on, come on, baby and tell me true Hey now baby, what did I do? I shot my dog 'cause he growled at you Valerie, won't you be good to me?"
Classic
Amen. This is Americana gold ! 🌹💀
Jerry your the man ! I'm so sad and only your voice can pick me up
I hope you're still listening! Jerry is a gift that keeps on giving!... Selflessly! Damn I miss that man! Hope things are better! ❤️
love this one... great lyrics, straight blues...
Jerry Lives 👅▫️🫠
Perfect!!
Great version
2 days before was grate show too!!
She should be good to ole Jerry he'd do anything for his children too. Now I've got the blues.
😢Great stuff
Billy The K ! Super Groove !!
The filler on this JGB release has Phil Lesh filling in for John Kahn on bass for a show in California, Fairfax I believe.
No, but they released some or all of that show as something like Volume 1.5 and it went quickly out of print. I'm keen on hearing it. Here are the songs and musicians for this release: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garcia_Live_Volume_20
Well thats the dirtiest Khan I've ever heard. Nothing at all like the 77 Khan I've been listening to mostly for a few years now.. maybe he needed to punch through the mix as Jerry seems highly aggressive in this one.
Jerry Garcia Paul Butterfield Mike Bloomfield muitos outros bons músicos da década 60 que tocavam o bom do Blues rock era a velha escola que aprenderam com os grandes Mestres dos Blues Muddy Waters e muitos mais a não esquecer.Obrigado.
Thought I could get you to come to Yarmouth Road
Hang with the bees and buzz in the honeycomb
All I ever wanted you to do was to come on home
Hang with the 🐝🐝🐝 and buzz in the honeycomb 🍯
So delicious!!! ❤❤❤
💚✌. 🌎
THIS actually happened! The fact that it "happened" 41 years ago (at this writing) is jus' a dirty rotten SHAME!
Love and welcome any release from the Jerry archives but gotta say, I'm a little disappointed with this pick because there has been a high quality soundboard source
of this particular show, 6-18-82, in circulation for many years. The circulating soundboard also includes the, 'How sweet it is' which opened the show and which is bizarrely omitted from this official release.
The University of Maryland show? Ritchie Coliseum?