Jam> Passenger> Doing That Rag, China Cat Sunflower> Midnight Rider> China Cat Sunflower, Just Like Tom Thumbs Blues, Althea, Volia Lee Blues Set2: Playin In The Band> Jam> Shakedown Street> Cant Find MY Way Home> Caution> Southern Cross> Terrapin Station> I know you rider
Phil engineered some very cool clsoing transitions, moving from Midnight Rider to China Cat to the finale. The Quintet rules! Wish they did this more often, but happy to get a glimpse of it again.
Warren and jimmy are the only guitarists that played with Phil in Phil and friends that know how to solo together.. the modern version with graham has graham constantly soloing even over other players. Never fully takes the back seat.
Jimmy Herring is one of my favorite guitarists and he sounds great in this context. He isnt trying to sound like Jerry and brings a fresh sound to the music of the greatful dead. Warren Haynes I absolutely respect and recognize he is a very talented musician. I personally never was a big fan though. Saw him with 'The Dead', he sounded good on some of the uptempo stuff, giving it a neat allman bros type of vibe but IMO that big fat rock sound didnt work well on the deeper jams. I think here he is a nice contrast from Herring- that their different styles work well together. That fat fuzzy humbucker tone coupled with Herrings jazz-fusion like phrasing dancing on top sounds great, especially when Warren uses the slide. Whats nice is that neither sounds all that much like Jerry Garcia. They bring something fresh and different to the music. Their are plenty of guitarists who can mimic Jerry so well that you wouldnt be able to tell them apart- but where is the artistry is that?
For me the PLQ was like going to see the 1968/1969 Dead. They couldn't really pull off certain styles of the Dead like the countryied Dead stuff, they were primarily a jam entity. Phil really went hard in those peak years of 1999-2003, he wasn't afraid to just kick your ass and open a show with a 30 minute Cryptical/Other One/Dark Star sequence. I loved going to see Ratdog in that era in clubs and theaters to get the Blues, Rock, and the ballads, while Phil was delivering the jazzier, long form stuff I also love with a passion. Furthur wound up being a pretty nice compromise of the two approaches, but I'll always hold a soft spot for the PLQ, they were some of my favorite shows in the early 2000's, and all time.
What up dude?! I didn't know you were on G+. I see its been a while, 2013. I left Facebook, guess you figured that out. How's Amy? How's life?! Missed you bro. Hit me up!!
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The kinda music that knocks you over and has the courtesy to pick you up
Jam>
Passenger>
Doing That Rag,
China Cat Sunflower>
Midnight Rider>
China Cat Sunflower,
Just Like Tom Thumbs Blues,
Althea,
Volia Lee Blues
Set2:
Playin In The Band>
Jam>
Shakedown Street>
Cant Find MY Way Home>
Caution>
Southern Cross>
Terrapin Station>
I know you rider
Phil engineered some very cool clsoing transitions, moving from Midnight Rider to China Cat to the finale. The Quintet rules! Wish they did this more often, but happy to get a glimpse of it again.
Warren and jimmy are the only guitarists that played with Phil in Phil and friends that know how to solo together.. the modern version with graham has graham constantly soloing even over other players. Never fully takes the back seat.
Watched webcast last night from my couch- Great-.... now I am addicted to one more thing .Thanks Phil !....
Food for the soul and space for the mind!
Fewer lineups I'd rather hear-if I have my pick of two guitar players I'd like to hear play together it's Herring and Haynes!
Phil and the Q miss you guys, hopefully I get to see you again!
Xmas Jam 25th in NC can't wait...worth the drive just for this
Goddamn this was a powerful band. It was like they picked up right where they left off at the 2012 PLQ reunion shows.
The highlight of my morning! thank you so much for uploading this!
Awesome set!!
What is a man, deep down inside, but a raging beast with nothing to hide.
Jimmy Herring is one of my favorite guitarists and he sounds great in this context. He isnt trying to sound like Jerry and brings a fresh sound to the music of the greatful dead. Warren Haynes I absolutely respect and recognize he is a very talented musician. I personally never was a big fan though. Saw him with 'The Dead', he sounded good on some of the uptempo stuff, giving it a neat allman bros type of vibe but IMO that big fat rock sound didnt work well on the deeper jams. I think here he is a nice contrast from Herring- that their different styles work well together. That fat fuzzy humbucker tone coupled with Herrings jazz-fusion like phrasing dancing on top sounds great, especially when Warren uses the slide. Whats nice is that neither sounds all that much like Jerry Garcia. They bring something fresh and different to the music. Their are plenty of guitarists who can mimic Jerry so well that you wouldnt be able to tell them apart- but where is the artistry is that?
For me the PLQ was like going to see the 1968/1969 Dead. They couldn't really pull off certain styles of the Dead like the countryied Dead stuff, they were primarily a jam entity. Phil really went hard in those peak years of 1999-2003, he wasn't afraid to just kick your ass and open a show with a 30 minute Cryptical/Other One/Dark Star sequence.
I loved going to see Ratdog in that era in clubs and theaters to get the Blues, Rock, and the ballads, while Phil was delivering the jazzier, long form stuff I also love with a passion. Furthur wound up being a pretty nice compromise of the two approaches, but I'll always hold a soft spot for the PLQ, they were some of my favorite shows in the early 2000's, and all time.
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Chapter by Chapter / Verse by Verse !!!!!!!
Thank You For Posting These Shows!!
Love the noddling ...
Just a few more weeks! Xmas Jam!!!!
What up dude?! I didn't know you were on G+. I see its been a while, 2013. I left Facebook, guess you figured that out. How's Amy? How's life?! Missed you bro. Hit me up!!
That was big ol' armful of rock 'n' roll, right there
LOVE!!!!!
Thank God For Warren keep it tempered
i hope i get to see another Q show at TXR.
The Q is the best group post Jerry imo
Funkin' great :)
I wonder what Bootlegs Jimmy Listened Too To get ready for this tour
You the man.... Thank You..
Hipsters, tripsters, real cool chicks,
everyone's doin' that rag
HA! At 1:29:50 Warren teased Mule's Greasy Granny's Gopher. Awesome
I like music
What's up Joe! It is good isn't it!
Suanne, go to youtube-mp3 [dot] org and you can get an MP3 copy there.
Search Google for youtube Downloader HD - It won't let me post a link.
Is that a Firebird Warren is Playing?
Does anyone know if there's some way I can download this? Thanks for your help!!!
I like this way more than furthur.
yeah its good for fusionDeaD
Reel pros!
the quintet.......
35:15
That's because Furthur has Bobby as a frontman. just saying... even when he was good, he wasn't that good