Met a waitress named Miracle in Atlanta airport in 2019 and told her of this song. Came back a couple of months later, saw her again, and she smiled and started singing the song. Absolutely amazing.
I think Bobby still has a great voice, it's just been such a long ride, you can't expect him to sound the same way he did over 30 years ago. It's a miracle that Bob and Phil are still continuing the magic.
Matthew "Matt" Kelly on harmonica -- childhood friend of Weir and bandmate in Kingfish. Great stuff -- destined to become (like Bobby's matching slide riffs) iconic in Dead lore.
Yeah it's a shame he had to go and, you know, screw everything up by STAYING ALIVE LONG ENOUGH FOR YOU TO CONTINUE TO THANK HIM FOR ALL THE JOY HE BROUGHT TO YOUR LIFE :)
in case you hadn't noticed, death don't have no mercy... it's never gonna be the same... but there are still some guys, who had this band you see,& they are still the best thing going, even without their figure head... in the words of JP Barlow: "if this ain't the real thing, it's close enough to pretend..." go see Furthur...
This is exactly what I focus on whenever I hear any of this music any more. What's not there. It's very important to focus on the empty half of the glass. Don't ever let them tell you the half full part is any good.
Met a waitress named Miracle in Atlanta airport in 2019 and told her of this song. Came back a couple of months later, saw her again, and she smiled and started singing the song. Absolutely amazing.
How Kool is that
I think Bobby still has a great voice, it's just been such a long ride, you can't expect him to sound the same way he did over 30 years ago. It's a miracle that Bob and Phil are still continuing the magic.
Matthew "Matt" Kelly on harmonica -- childhood friend of Weir and bandmate in Kingfish. Great stuff -- destined to become (like Bobby's matching slide riffs) iconic in Dead lore.
Thanks. I was wondering who the harp player was.
Miracles DO come true. True story💜
Forever kickin it!!! It’s all good all the time!!
Phenomenal song. Says all there is to be said about the era. Long gone. But will come back.
LOL bob trying to get back to the mic after the harp solo
The Mickey Hart Band is sounding good these days too, Dave Schools carries the magic.
Another great show!
I miss this version of Bobby. The old guy speaking lyrics with Furthur is just sad.
Yeah it's a shame he had to go and, you know, screw everything up by STAYING ALIVE LONG ENOUGH FOR YOU TO CONTINUE TO THANK HIM FOR ALL THE JOY HE BROUGHT TO YOUR LIFE :)
@@charleswoerner haha Bobby fans are people too.
in case you hadn't noticed, death don't have no mercy... it's never gonna be the same... but there are still some guys, who had this band you see,& they are still the best thing going, even without their figure head... in the words of JP Barlow: "if this ain't the real thing, it's close enough to pretend..." go see Furthur...
too much of the GD gets me high as I'll ever be!!!
Everyday
son la mejor banda de estados unidos
Who is playing the Harmonica? (I was there but don't recall this detail- if I even knew it)
This jam is amazing around 5:00
This so easily could have been a Pig tune had he lived on.
Oh hell yes! That would've been a sight to see/hear!!!!
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who's playing the harmonica?
matt kelly?
Sorry but that's not from Egypt! Where's that epic segue into All over now?
kelly thanks,,!!!! young,??
Still, there's no Jerry. I don't care what anyone says, it's just not the same.
Exactly . Its just not the same . No Jerry . No Dead
This is exactly what I focus on whenever I hear any of this music any more. What's not there. It's very important to focus on the empty half of the glass. Don't ever let them tell you the half full part is any good.