Grateful Dead 6-6-91 Deer Creek Noblesville IN
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Jack Straw
They Love Each Other
China Cat Sunflower
I know You Rider
Stella Blue
Thanks to shortiebighead and Indianapolis PBS station WFYI-20 for the video
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SBD/AUD matrix synchronization by Voodoonola
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I saw 300 shows & for my money the band never had a sound as powerful as '91. People don't realize now how much of "an event" it was for the Dead playing Deer Creek back then. After '89 Deer Creek got a reputation & it became the hardest venue to get tickets for each year, from '90 through the last yr '95. Thankfully I grew up in Indiana so tix were never a problem, I saw every Dead show at Deer Creek from '89-'95. Everyone wanted to get in & experience "a Deer Creek show" bcuz of '89 but especially '90 when both nights were "Dick's Picks" worthy. Deer Creek became the east coast Shoreline basically. The sound they had in '91 was _so thick_ & rich... the power they had was incredible & almost uncontrollable when they all got goin'
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Lil did anyone the new age of the marijuana genetics were born at this show. Dude named chemdog purchased a oz of high quality weed for $500 in lot. Phones numbers were exchanged he was sent 2 more zips in the mail months later 1 zip had 13 seeds. He grew them out and that's were chemdog and sour diesel come from. This day changed marijuana industry for ever. Its definitely historic, most of the best high end strains come from those seeds. History was made and chemdog and sour diesel were born. O ya the the dead f'n rock!
We had flavors of sour diesel circa 90-91 SC Illinois 2.75 hours west of Deer Creek but the slang was Fayette Co Fogweed. The college kids in Carbondale went nuts for it. We would trade lb for lb for shrooms. The fuzz in St Elmo had zero clue what shrooms were, their redneck horizons were focused on weed yet ignorant of the meth havoc that focus created. The Times of a Guerrilla Grower in the 90s Midwest, were not exactly the easiest but wouldn't that make a great movie title?
Never missed a Deer Creek show (or a Soldier Field show). Boy did I miss Brent but these shows sure sounded good and were played pretty dang good, too. Where does the time go?
Jack Straw is smokin. I was there and whoever posted thanks so much. Really thank you needed this
same, bruh, same
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Will never forget that summer or that show.
The boys in high spirits…there is not much better than this.
Unusually, intimate, and energetic, video and show for the era. Good job videographer, good job Voodoo, good job Grateful Dead!
This is the exact concert the legendary strain Chemdog was found in some seeds from this concert
Was just reading about that in hightimes and had to search this show. No better smell than that diesel
you are absolutley correct good piece of history
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Just wanted fd
Holy Sh*t! That Jackstraw is huge! How fun is that :)
First Grateful Dead show I ever went to! Only made it to the parking lot though. Could hear them playing pretty well down at the bottem of the hill of the venue. God I wish I would have had my shit together a little better back in the day...
that is actually pretty sick for 91. pretty huge.
Summer and fall 91 are actually chock full of gems. 6/9, 6/16-17, 9/14. I actually listened to the 92 spring tour recently to see if it carried over as it was the last tour that bruce was almost full time (all but nassau) and there are lots of highlights there too. Last consistently great era imho. Hornsby added a special quality and sound and jerry loved playing with him.
Even though Brent checked out, the band continued the amazing run they'd been on from '87 well into '93. That 1st Fall tour('90) w/Vince was a little rough, mainly the 1st 2 cities(Clev & Philly), until Bruce joined em in MSG before the European tour. After the European tour, starting in Dec '90 through Spring '93 they were so on fire... it's almost hard to pick a bad show in that stretch
Got to go to Tulsa, first train I can ride, got to settle one old score..." something about an olde guy with a guitar that makes me smile...God Bless the Dead...such a great time when it was around.
always loved deer creek shows, and that Jack Straw was just as hot live as it is here
Always LOVED being back in my home state for EVERY Creek show! So did the Boys. Deadbase ranked so many Deer Creek shows as top or in top 10... The Rain Show '94 #1 show of year per Deadbase..if you guys remember that book pre internet fro us traders. :-) :-) :-)
Was at that rain show 94. 7/20
So sick. All the way out from Cali
Those 94 shows I attended. They were missing something. Brought a newbie gf and of all the songs she was moved the most by days between. This 91 show is def higher energy than the 94 run.
Thanks for posting this - this was my first show. Really special to relive it.
Best China Cat --> Rider I ever saw. Love the J Straw!! Saw shows all over the east and west coasts and all points in between. They definitely loved certain venues. The Greek, Alpine, Hampton, MSG, Cap Center and Deer Creek!!
Don't 4get about Buckeye Lake also
Jerry's voice is so good here.
Legend has it that this was the show where Chemdog met joebrand and Pbud in the parking lot buying the 500$ ounce of dogbud. latter leading to the 13 seeds of the original Chemdog91 which went on to parent Og kush, Sour diesel and Of course massachusets super skunk. Yes.. weed history was made that night.
I was stuck, strung-out in San Francisco, it was my own fault, now I am no longer on that shit, but see all I missed because of it... life passes use by so fast, once you know this, it goes even faster....
UniversaLove!
It all all about JESUS (trust in HIM - not man)... Take HIM with you (in place of... "fill-in-the-blank/s" garbage and LIVE in FREEDOM from SIN... "FREE in DEED") Love the dead,,,but LOVE the LIVING in Jesus Christ AMEN
@@hughesplus very nice, Kevin.
Well you got unstuck that's all that matters
how you doin nowadays
Saw pretty much every show from 91-95 loved the creek!!
same - was just there for Dead and CO it was awesome :)
Me too!
Deer Creek: My fav place of all, especially the 7/18/90 and 7/19/90 shows
@@michaelmcneely1247 My first shows were the “downhill from here” alpine ‘89 shows but I was overwhelmed and inexperienced, and drenched. 7-18-90 was the show where I “got it”. Saw many many shows but that one is special. ‘89 and the two ‘91 shows were the only deer creek shows I missed. I wish I had missed ‘95.
This show is a good example of when Bruce and Vince sounded great together. Sometimes the dueling-keys sound they created is a little overwhelming for me, but during Jack Straw and TLEO, it comes together nicely. That beautiful blast of grand piano and synth tones that hits your face and pushes you away from your speaker (~):-)
Agreed. These are both great, crackler shows... the frequent intense crowdedness (?) of the two keys and Garcia's leads is more overwhelming on the Scarlet-Fire of 6-7-91. As you mention, it comes together nicely for JS, TLEO and the China Rider of set II!
Twas dere still got the t-shirt!
Goddammit they were so great when they were all in a good mood. Fuckin Jack Straw made me cry 😢😂. Billy's reaction to Bruce's runs in the jam is everything
RIP BRENT!
Damn Straight man. Hell yeah.
I went to every show in Indiana from 1978~1995. It's all good except for '94! ❄️😶❄️🌍❄️
Internet $60 a month, rum $10 a week, couch lock buzz $20 a G. cost of couch touring after almost a hundred times really being there priceless. and thanks to beautiful people like you its FREE. thank you, your bro Mark.
jack straw= fire.........
Ahhh, the pre 9/11 days....so different....
Ah, those were the days!
Best live version of They Love Each Other ever!
So true. Although I wasn't there this was always one of my favorite post-Brent tape going.
I was at this show always had a good time at deer creek
Was there. Miss those days 🤯
I was there for this night and the next. Beautiful weather, great setting. I saw shows here and there from '85 - '95 and this was probably the last time I saw them truly shine (with the possible exception of the Scarlet>Fire at Cleveland in Sept. '91). There were nice moments after this, but it felt like they never quite had it together like they did these 2 nights.
thanks to shortiebighead who is awesome for taking this vid
nice, thx again. Some great energy in these early Vince shows (too bad about Vince tho)
love the girl dancin at 1:26
Second Spring and Summer Tour, and second Creek show. From about 45 minutes down the road so was always nice sliding through to home show, seeing Phamily and Phriends, jammin' 2 or 3 nights, then back on road! Will there ever be another experience or time like this for us alumni? Almost in tears!!! Oh yeah, They Love Each Other was something special that night! Have a Grateful Day.
This first set killed. 6/7's second set was equally wonderful IMHO
I hope that you can put together both nights completely, that would be super. I was just looking at the Dead Base and this was the beginning of the tour. Great stuff!
Well…could my favorite Jack Staw ever. Bobby’s face when Bruce takes his line is priceless. Billy k just grinning. The tempo smoking. Just awesome.
Vincent was jamming those key boards
I was 11 - June 6th and 7th we went to the Dead shows at Deer Creek Music Center in Indiana and sold crystals outside in the parking lot then two days later followed them to Buckeye Lake Music Center in Ohio. Buckeye was the perfect Dead venue because there was a giant beautiful lake and wood nearby. We found the best spot to sell our crystals in the middle of shakedown street and made a killing that show. There was a fun waterslide and great picnicking and camping by the lake.
And the Violent Femmes opened for them, which was absolutely fabulous.
I might have bought a crystal from you.
i was there and it was awesome loved bruce hornsby with the dead.thanks
is that bruce hornsby sining the alternate versus? I looked and bobby wasn't at the mic..yet somone was singing a verse.
Bruce may have gotten a good sleep the night before, Bobby, maybe not so much?
This is beautiful, Voo. Thank you.
4 daze after i graduated. My best bro and i did the tour starting with this show. Magical times!
Jack Straw was fire!
The Dead have such open minds ,collectively any min they could all grab an idea ,or not!
So nice..Had to watch it twice!!! Thx Nola!
Where's my time machine?
If our lives really pass before our eyes when we die, I hope I can slow it down on these parts.
Haven’t been to Deer Creek since ’94. They say it’s since been industrialized, surrounded by shopping centers and parking lots, etc. If that’s the case I don’t want to go back. Rather preserve the memories of open skies and cornfield surroundings. Great venue, second only to Alpine for this Midwestern fan.
I'm glad I saw them in 1972-76.
whether it was Bruce or Vince who takes that verse in Jack Straw
but that set the tone for this show, off the rails...
It was Bruce. . Back then, he used to play Jack Straw with his band
Love is Real ❤️ Thank You.
Thank You Voodoonola...you are a blessing
Good summer run with bruce on baby grand
I was there..People were rushing the wall outside trying to get over and into the show. Cops let the dogs loose on them ..bad scene! Little piggies were everywhere and we saw MANY, many people go down during the 2 days. But wow..what an experience to be there
A punk friend of mine got in and over. He had on combat boots so had good traction on the hill. Easy to find him, one of the only people all dressed in black.
Very nice, tasty! But once Jerry starts his solo on They Love Each Other, maybe he's looking around and thinking, "Where the heck is Brent?!"
@ Steven Lafler
Good question, but I too couldn’t help but notice the look. Haunting.
This has to be the best, hottest China Rider I have seen.....remembered. Even Jerry kicked his leg out during his part of the tune....I almost fell over. Great They love each other....and tears they fall...For the blue is something know one could understand my pain when I hear it.
muh first show...thought I was in hell then everyone started chearin cuz Jerr walked onstage...it was the coolest thing ever..he was smiling..
and just think......someone more worthy than you could of had that ticket
Always one of my favorite shows. Now that I'm amongst other fans of it, would like ask about that Space Jam. Was that from a movie or just something they put together? I've always found it captivating. It's probably my all-time #1 Space.
Close Encounters of The Third Kind is the movie
4 years late, but that’s your answer lol
Funny
Drums was Mickey Heart, and Bill the two drummers just going off like a solo it gave the rest of the band their break time
Space was the rest of the band coming back in
They all played their own groove like acid test to see where it would go
I’ve had the entire stadium take flight during drums and space before!
As far as movies go they did the music for an old series called The Twilight Zone theme song, which is real fitting for them👍
powerful Stella Blue
Thanks for the vid shortiebighead !
I love seeing bobby like this ,havin fun 🤩
show me a rowdier Jack Straw.
Nota a fan of that whistle noise un china cat. Same clown horn mick uses these days lol
And some Deadheads say nothing good happened after the '70s. SMH.
Weir was on fucking fire!!!!!
well that made my night.
Wow, I needed this, thanks!
My parents took me to this show for my 6th birthday one of my oldest memories was that stella blue
My first show! Thank you so much!
Keyboard is really sounding unique throughout
Sounds like one of those Peruvian wind flutes in China Cat Sunflower ❤️ it‼️
Always missing Jerry Garcia 💕
Love for Deer Creek after the lose on Chicago and Alpine Valley in the Midwest. At this point I knew Soldiers Field was all that was let for us Midwesterners...
They love each other
My all time favorite Jack Straw! Gotta revisit this one often! Thanks for posting this awesome 🎥!! 💙😇💙
I was there, great fun
Has anyone else ever thought of Don Henley , Joe Walsh, Glenn Frey,Bernie Leadon, Don Felder,and Timothy B Schmit sort of floating around all over the sky when they hear the line in Jack Straw?😂
My god, sound guy has Vince way to high in the mix on china cat--IKYR, maybe the rest of the set too it just happens to the first thing I listen too. Also the voice/effect the sound guy picked for Vince's midi keyboard (and yes, apparently he picked the sound Vince's keyboard produced) is jarring and inappropriate for the song and to make it worse Vince is just going to town. Vince was hired over better qualified musicians mostly due to his voice. Then they put the Hammond b3 in storage with the fender Rhodes and only allowed him to use midi keyboards. Like mentioned they even robbed him of the agency to choose what "instrument" his keyboard would impersonate. And to top it all off they turned his dials to eleven to make sure everyone could hear things like a fake horn section for Estimated Prophet and other atrocities and crimes against dead songs. Vince takes a lot of the heat but it's mostly undeserved as it was ultimately the band making these questionable decisions. I get that it's a lot easier to lug around a small electric keyboard versus organs and electric pianos but they were pulling in so much cash on those late tours it should not of factored in to the decision, especially considering they added a grand piano for Bruce. My theory, which has been semi confirmed through interviews I have read from Bruce, is that very early on they realized they made a mistake hiring Vince but felt bad firing him, especially since he was in financial fire straits at the time. So they brought on Bruce hoping he struck around and became a permanent member, which I think he considered but ultimately couldn't stay and be a party to Jerry's decline.
I was there with a D.J. from W.T.U.L.
Cheers,
Marty, who used to live with Drew by Tulane U. on Zimple-
The Meters still rule
Jerry looks great !!!!
actually really good! and rarely, if ever, listen to dead post mid 80's...no reason to when ya have dead in their youth- prime
So you don't have to listen to Donna?
Way to Rock a Concert Bruce Hornsby...you saved this show
Bruce convinced Jerry to continue!
Premium yo 🌹🙏⚡️🎸🐢💀🌍💕🌊☮️
This is the very show that the legendary cannabis strain “chemdawg” was discovered
the footage of all the npeole grabbing campsites is priceless !!!!!!! how did all that cool stuff happen....and with no internet!!!!!!! not related, but social media is stupid....
Missed just one show at Deer Creek. The Dead seemed to like to play there. They were always so good, and it was like the most beautiful place on Earth those summer evenings.
Michael McCafferty , yep, what up ox.
My time at the creek from 90-95 soilder field ,and buckeye lake, those shows were a
Total fun of sunshine or rain those 3 venues changed my life,I was in my 30's,I'm 61 now n I miss all those times and I still cherish them all...where did the time go?
It got up n flew away! I met so so many heads,from so so many places. Ty for a real good time,guys!!!
masterpiece"
some shitheal commented that the easiest job was to be a drummer for the Dead
There is no end to how shallow a person's mind-much less experience can be
To you Bill and Mickey
Yes
"Tell me all that you know
I'll show you
Snow and Rain"
that was-like now for 50............................... for the Last Time
Bruce is on the keyboards and vocals
and Buster
you be right-the show dog
Bobby
When he stepped up into the spotlight
Jerry and Phil would glance at eachother
and laugh
The year i turned my mom down for wanting to take me to a Dead show. I was really into heavy metal. I have a good love for the dead now.
Sounds as good as it gets, I love it. TYV.
Is this Sharon or Robert I was at these shows with? - hope so! I'm checking now🤠
After all that !! Peak moments in consciousness! Peace love to all!
I do wish vince would have shut up during that china ryder....
I was front row center for this show with best friends and hot hippie chics good times
Agreed can't remember a hotter china>cat, especially in 90s. Band is tight
Jeff Rogers Jeff, I remember them coming to Richfield Coliseum to kick of that fall, Vince first show. He was no Brent, but it worked for while!
I miss it all, even Vince. He did work for awhile
Mickey goes primate at around 18:42
Cool Video, the beginning footage I believe was either from or used in a Indiana public television special on Deer Creek. Only Vince Welnick was interviewed ... I was at every Deer Creek run except 89 & 92 - China Cat is the highlight... it was US Blues blotter on that tour
I was here. At the paino solo at 4:10, all my doubts about having Hornsby in the band went away.
was there allways did deer creek, and buckeye lake in early 90s
This is the show the infamous chemdog seeds came from 🌱
I was there. it was hot AF
That China Rider is fucking charged.