Dead & Company - All Along the Watchtower - Nationwide Arena - Columbus, OH - November 25, 2017 LIVE

Dead & Company perform a stunning cover of Bob Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower" in Columbus, led by Bob Weir on vocals and John Mayer's crowd pleasing guitar solos. John changes his PRS guitar part way through for a needed string tune-up.
Bob Weir - guitar, vocals
John Mayer - guitar, vocals
Mickey Hart - drums
Bill Kreutzmann - drums
Jeff Chimenti - keyboards
Oteil Burbridge - Bass
Dead & Company recorded live at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, OH on November 25, 2017.

[@johnnielsen82]

what a gifted dude

[@coltonclaybrooks5917]

Man I’m so lucky this was my first dead and co show! Didn’t even realize how special it was at the time but honestly I don’t feel like he lets loose like that anymore. So lucky to have witnessed that

[@insanecow24]

sounds a lot like a hybrid of watchtower and sultans of swing by dire straits

[@anitamelon3559]

oh so true!!!!!!!

[@d13dragonfly]

Thank you!

[@diwaspoudel3812]

4:58 wooahh , what was that !!!

[@ryanblaze932]

Just a little light and built to last would be nice

[@Birbdup]

The silver sky😍❤️

[@sammeyreason43]

Evan Keough unfotunetely that is not the Silver Sky man

[@Birbdup]

Sammey Reason no. In fact it is not. The second guitar is the one I thought it was 😅 whoops

[@sammeyreason43]

Evan Keough a lovely silver PRS nonetheless 👌

[@TrollsAndScrolls]

yep, the second one is PRS Silver McCarty 594

[@Dreamagic23]

!N The SP!R!T of G@RC!A, HENDR!X & MOOORE ;-}

[@ss-uo1rz]

what's he wearing tho

[@ShadowEXEOmega]

Visvim. That's all he ever wears. He was introduced to it by Eric Clapton in the early 2003-ish years. Now he has more of than Hiroki Nakamura, the guy who created it.

[@dong4176]

u know hes taking pshycdelics with Weird😎the source of his new sound

[@bd5699]

Wonder what he was taking a year before he met Weird? ruclips.net/video/fJlkkRub6MU/видео.htmlm15s

[@dong4176]

b d just weed😎😈

[@builderphill1361]

He said srv convinced him to never do that kind of stuff, so I hope he's not

[@gookiecrunch]

Strats>prs

[@charlesh5791]

robert mair we can hardly here the Strat here

[@gookiecrunch]

Charles H I can hear Bob's just fine. And I've heard plenty of strats to know what I prefer. Plus I have 3 so I know their sound well enough to say I don't like the prs much.

[@timijai22]

As an owner of a McCarty 594 and an original 1977 Fender Stratocaster Hardtail, I can easily say that PRS is a better guitar manufacturer. IF Fender put as much attention to detail into their guitars that Paul does into his then, holy shit, I’d go fender all day. It’s a shame they don’t.

[@gookiecrunch]

timijai22 I mean ya have a 77... Not exactly a desired year for strats.. bout 63 is the end of the "good" strats. Post cbs... things went downhill pretty badly