Grateful Dead - Samson and Delilah (Winterland 12/31/78) (Official Live Video)
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- "Tear that old building down they did! From the Closing Of Winterland, the Dead certainly gave their home venue a wonderful, appropriate goodbye, with an all-night show featuring some of their greatest, most-loved songs. The building stood for another seven years before it was finally demolished in 1985." - David Lemieux
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"Tear that old building down they did! From the Closing Of Winterland, the Dead certainly gave their home venue a wonderful, appropriate goodbye, with an all-night show featuring some of their greatest, most-loved songs. The building stood for another seven years before it was finally demolished in 1985." - David Lemieux
Why is this video only 360p? This is blaspheme!!! From my first show, Hartford, Conn. '77, it was obvious to me then that this band and crew were always striving for and always had the best possible video/sound quality available at the time. Of all the bands I've seen and heard none of them even come close Never! (Except for Hot Tuna around '75, '76 and '77 when they were using some of the GD's Wall of Sound) It's obvious here that nobody who was in the GD or crew has anything to do with these videos. It's a Musical Industrial Complex deal now. That means greed and just not giving a crap might somehow be lurking about somewhere behind the scenes of these videos and the music contained within them. Blaspheme I say! For that the people responsible must get stoned! Not to death but with doses and bud! Maybe. just maybe they'd see(and hear)the light. Still love this video though! Just say'in, dig?
How is This NEW footage ?
Richard M I can dig it man! Truth
'95
@@richardm4857 it is what it is. look at it this way neighbor, some of us youngsters never had the chance to see any live shows due to our age. well, prime shows that is. from my perspective, ill take what i can get. at least the sound quality is respectable. the music never stops
i was named after this song 😁
backstabber
lol
@Delilah, that's so cute!
So was I
Just named a cat after this song so I guess you’re not alone
Hey there Delilah
Such a great Bible story
When they played this song at the Seattle Coliseum, the dancers stood still and the whole damn building started spinning around them!
Haha! Nice
😂 On the way to the concert I stepped over a puddle, and on the way back from the show... IT WAS A LAKE 🤯 (I wasn't at the show, it's just a riff)❤
Jerry looks so happy during that opening riff =) This has always been one of my favorites
Jammin'!
I hope when I die Jerry arrives just like he was here to guide me on my trip!
Just imagining 😊
He high AF that's why
its def one of the deads best tunes. prbly my fav bobby vocal tune for sure
Bob in his Jim Jones days.
Thank the lord that this band came into my life!
Praise be to Jerry !
Good ol' Grateful Dead.
I miss Jerry and the Band so much.
That guy....
Bobby with the shades!!
every member is simply on point tonight
Winterland such a fantastic album. My top 5 greatest albums ever list, easily
Bobby Great singing Good soul never got enough credit ❤️
Wow !!!!!! What a version !!!! Hey Now !!😊
When you see the sticker or shirt that says GOOD OLE GRATEFUL DEAD this is when there talking about!
Absolutely smokin'.
I’ve owned the sound track to this show for about 30 years, and listened to it countless times. It’s one of the best shows that I’ve ever heard, but I’ve never seen any video of it. Thank you so much for sharing!!! Please share more of this show!
Sean Fischer The entire show has been released on video. You can still find it pretty easily online and order it on dvd , even if it is OOP . Though it may be back in print, not sure.
sneaker face vids, thanks for the heads up! I’ll have to take a look and see what I can find. It is much easier when it just shows up in my RUclips feed though ;)
Yeah bro this is whole show is a 10 dollar DVD
@Sean Fischer, that's so cool!
Yeah...this is probably the best show I've heard too.
Bobby, you minx. Love the shades.
Lmao where's the short shorts
LMAO
The best times of my entire life...were at the shows...❤
Thanks for the video! Bobby’s tone sounds great here and I love the close ups of him playing, invaluable to learning his parts.
I'm not a guitar player, but I love when you can hear Bob's guitar really well in the mix. As much as I love the late 80s, I think he got lost in the mix pretty often. I love listening to early 71, before Keith was in the band. Bobby's always really loud in the mix, and I love the tone of that hollow-body he was playing.
David St Hubbins I completely agree! I love shows where Bobby is turned up in the mix, gives the sound so much more texture. That hollow body is probably my favorite of Bobby’s guitars next to the pink Modulus he used in the late 80s-early 90s
Bob in '71 sounds so goddamn good and Phuckin' Phil my god! They evolved because that's what us humans do (some of us) but sometimes i need to go back to hollow body tones and let that richness sink into my ears.
@@davidsthubbins176 I’d say it’s not so much that bobby got lost in the mix in the 80s, it’s more that bobby just went for a completely different guitar tone as the years went on. There are basically two types of guitar pickups (pickups are the magnetic metal bar-looking things underneath the strings on the guitar body that pick up the vibrations of the strings and send them to the amp): single coils (like Jerry used on his Alligator Strat and Wolf), which are often a thinner, more jangly sound; and there are humbuckers, which are essentially two single coil pickups put together in one pickup and give a thicker, warmer sound. Bobby used humbucker pickups from the very beginning of the Dead all the way until the 80s, when he switched to using single coils. Once Bobby switched, his tone got super thin and very trebly, and it only got worse as the years went. You’ll notice to this very day, his tone now is just the continuation of his tone getting more and more thin and jangly-sounding over the years that started in the 80s. In my opinion, his tone during that period (and now) really works against his playing in many ways. I don’t want to speculate here, but oftentimes older rockstars lose a lot of their ability to hear sounds on the high end of the spectrum; they lose the ability to hear treble like the rest of us do. This might be why Bobby’s tone has gotten thinner and more trebly over the years, as he may not be hearing it sound like how the rest of us hear it sound. In my opinion, his playing these days is still great, but his tone is to the point where it almost takes more away from the overall sound of the band rather than adding to it as he did in the early days. I really really wish he would go back to using a guitar and amp setup like he used in this period. It would really make any band he plays with sound a lot better than what he currently uses. Just my thoughts, though.
One of my favorite Sunday songs :-) This is the pace this song deserves
✨🙌✨🙏✨👏✨
Hallllaaaalooooyeah!!!
Preach 🙏🏻
Tell that to slow and company
I like the Deadset version. I think that tempo was perfect. Have Dead and Slow really played this? I've never heard Dead and Slow play this.
@@andrewblack7852 LOL
Jamtastical!!!!!
Good stuff! Saw my first show in May 1978- the band was
on Fire and my love affair w/this music began..
Jerry was so happy
I’m still so inlove with Jerry that I can’t get over him but I’m so glad for Bobby & co. To replace the Gratefuldead , they r so good ! I’m so happy they still play for us deadheads , thank u for this recording. ,!
Great God almighty, talk to me now!
Jerry in his prime wow this is mind blowing to see this is awesome keep trucking Jerry rest in paradise #thegratefulDeadis#1
I've listened to a lot of winterland shows. I love the way they played this venue.
amazing content
I wish I could get into a time machine and go back to this show and hear it and see it
Thank you, Neal Ilaas for turning me on to the Dead
Smokin'!
Billy Strings played a killer version of this song for Halloween 2021.
He surely did which has just brought me back to the source!
Boogie into the new dawn ..countless great shows at Winterland , my uncle worked there ..
You know he had been jamming with that guitar 🎸 hard! 😊
lovely video
Jerry is so blissed out
Thank you Sirius XM for bringing me here :)
🦁
Donna Jean looks beautiful that day.
I was thinking that as well only saw once with the boys
Bobby eerily reminds me of David Karresh in this with his dress and glasses.
Hahaha, yeah. DK stole Bobs style here. Hmm, he did play guitar too, right?🤔
@Klen, You're right he does! Lmao!
Ha! I can see that.
More of Jim Jones I think, which had just happened a few months before this show.
Bless u brother!
Whoa Yeah! Saw him only once Folsom Field~1970~Boulder, Colorado!!
{RIP}
Bees made hunny in the lion's head.
Garcia in all his hairy glory!
Boy, that's good. Just a note: as many know, the song is by one Rev. Gary Davis
Ahh yes thank you kindly
From comptche mendocino county northern california 🥀
Such a Great show the Closing of Winterland 1978 !!!!! Winterland had so many Great Memories and shows !!!!! 💀⚡#GratefulDead #1978
Blues Brothers opener, right?
The WOLF!!!!!!
Ii wish I could find this by the person I first heard sing it in the mid '60s. It was much better.
My first and favorite version of this was the great Rev. Gary Davis. But the Dead version is also great.
Great God Almighty Talk to me now! BOB. JERRY FREAKIN ON FIRE😎😀😀😀😀😀
I love you Donna and Bobby Weir rocks his sunglasses and listen to that guitar; that’s jerry Garcia
AMEN!!!
Sweet
Love
Tried to listen to terrapin by John Mayer from 2018 , man I m glad I saw the boys up until they stopped when papa bear went north . Not to bum folks out but there was a reason why I saved my dollars instead of trying to recreate perfection
Very cool, David👍🏻 Can you release the Dark Star from 8/27/1972? It’d be great to see that footage as a whole in clear good quality, I’m sure other Heads would agree.
ruclips.net/video/6JukZBGgv8I/видео.html&lc=z22lxhbhjr2kehixi04t1aokgtlxq54mzmp5yh1yge3yrk0h00410
HaliniSnow thanks a bunch man for posting that gem
@@rolandramirez4557 No prob, a masterpiece like that needs to be seen
smokin' hot! Just like I remember.....
GODDAMN!!
You can clearly hear Bobby pronounce "Sampson", you know, with a "P". It changed to "Samson" in the description. Have you heard of the Mandela Effect?
Donna looks like a goddess
when you have rhythm and tune like mozart your halfway to the discovery ot the universe
Akroyd, Belushi and Co. opened the show.......
John Mongani blues brothers???
@@cdawger38pittman41 yes that's them. here's the vid. ruclips.net/video/YTpiL_Leg-Q/видео.html
The Blues Brothers did a scorching set ! If you haven’t seen or heard it, you need to. Their band features some of the greatest players in history, same as in their movie.
Last Dead show at Winterland before this old building gets torn down. Not lost on them I’m sure!
Love you Jerry august 2024 🫶🏽♾️🫶🏽
Judges 16:4
Terrapin Station, track #4
@@sneakerfacevids441 lmao God damn that made me laugh lmao
🎶🎶🗻🕋🗻🎶🎶
@@eggman615 goo goo gj'oob
@@Ryan-xq3kl beep bloop blurp bleep blop
Yep
I stomp
My 4th Birthday!
i have the gratful dead bear plushies
Jerry looked into it
🌴😎💯
hey now =)
I was named after friend of the devvil after 3 yearsafter after birth they changed it to just devil lol 7:36
That Axe
LION ?
On Ron's Mine
I can't find the Boston Garden one
peak cocaine era
....a eight ball .....?
Hey all, who's the female singer?
🇱🇷✌️🍄💨
Born ten years to early…
2 drummers. Jerry playin' way up the neck.
🎸👍
As much as I love the Dead and Jerry, I do think Trey is a more electrifying guitarist especially his solos- 12/31/93 Hood just one example. Jerry never gets sloppy tho, plays it safe, and always stays on point. Great debate forever...
😂😂😂😂
No comparison imo…
Jerry played with so much more soul and feel, Trey is a master technician at the guitar but I would not say he had the feel and soul that Jerry six I. HUD earlier years
THE FAT MAN ROCKS!!!!! 😎
Bobby is fucking ripping. Then Jer blows up! 5:01 5:01
Why in the world don't they play this at church?!
Can u post this full show?
You can buy it online. Grateful Dead 'The Closing of Winterland"
Donna the destroyer. Lol
0:04
Bobby looks to have walked off the set of Scarface
I try to block out the whole Godchaux era. I feel like they're gonna turn into Starland Vocal Band at one of these shows. It's so corny and lackluster to me.
MSS sky rockets in Flight🚀
Yikes man, rough take
Youre missing out lmao
It's the best era, 1972 - 1974 were killer!
@@ArienDH11 77