Grateful Dead - Ramble On Rose (Philadelphia 7/7/89) (Official Live Video)
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- You're watching the Grateful Dead perform 'Ramble On Rose' at John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia, PA on July 7, 1989. The concert, later released on the live record 'Crimson White & Indigo', was the last event at JFK Stadium.
Subscribe! Rhino.lnk.to/G...
Take a trip with our playlists....
The Grateful Dead Fundamentals Rhino.lnk.to/Y...
Legendary Live Cuts Rhino.lnk.to/Y...
The Dead: Covered Rhino.lnk.to/Y...
Scintillating Bust Outs Rhino.lnk.to/Y...
Stay connected with The Dead on...
dead.net www.dead.net/
Facebook / gratefuldead
Instagram / gratefuldead
Twitter / gratefuldead
About the Grateful Dead RUclips Channel:
Will you come with me? Won't you come with me? There's no better place to take a long strange trip with the Grateful Dead than right here. We've got music from every single studio album and a bevy of live albums, to boot. There are celebrated live performances from the 70s and 80s and official videos with more skeletons than you can shake your bones at, an exclusive seaside series on what's to come from the band's rich catalog and details on meet-ups all across the promised land. If it's community you’re after, try your hand at our yearly DEAD COVERS PROJECT competition and connect with fellow Dead Heads around the world. Heck, keep your eyes peeled you might even catch a glimpse of Pigpen on keys, Jerry in a GROOVE, Bobby tellin' tales, Mickey talkin' space, Phil and friends, Bill on the beach, or anyone from our extended family.
It's all happenin' right here. Subscribe and you won't miss a thing.
Playing this on my mom's phone for her while she's here on hospice care. She told me she wished she go to one more show. I love you Mom
I'm so sorry for your loss! You made me cry!
I'm playing this on MY moms phone making sure my heart ain't broke. Peace.
Your mom's a cool cat, Kathy.
This song aint never gonna end...she is in a good spot if she wants to listen to some good ol grateful dead.
Take her to a show!!!
My hubby of 24 years was in a coma he loved Jerry I played this song and his heartbeat got faster every time I played the song-Love my wonderful husband he passed on May 4, 2022. We will meet again! Love you Sean💙❤️💗
I'm so sorry for your loss. I'm sure he was a great man.
Sorry for your lost.he is in heaven with Jerry
Sorry loss
U will meet him open up ur heart & ears then u mite feel him doing whatever he can to get ur attention like shaking ur bed or touching ur face plus other things that the ghost can do after years of being gone ! They get stronger as the years go by ! Trust me I’ve experienced it all since I was 3 years old !
I'm sorry for your loss. May his memory be a blessing. And he had good taste. I love this song too :)
My husband died 7/7/21. He was at this show. He was ready to go. Played Knockin on Heavans door for him. From this concert.
You can tell how much jerry loved playing with Brent
Hell yes Brent always has that mad scientist look on the keys Jerry was really lifted by it too
Its his vocals Jerry is responding too!
100% agree. Something magical happening on that side of the stage. I absolutely love the rest of them too, nothing bad to be said about any musician on that stage.
I had a trip we’re jerry was playing in eternity because it was the trade off for all he had😊
Still listening 2024
Will always listen ❤️
No end to the dead
The music never stops!
Same here👍⚡️
Me too ❤️❤️❤️
1989 was peak... Jerry was so on top of his game and obviously having the time of his life. His smile and the way he grooved on the stage.... Has to be one of the happiest times of his musical life.
And the band is singing in tune!
Seeing him that animated and happy makes for some of the happiest times in my life to.even in video form! Really!
I agree . Bob said it was a great year..
Absolutely peak. The shows in July couldn't be better
I love everything about Jerry ! Can not help it I’m so inlove with him that I can’t wait to die so I can b with him ! He is my soul mate !
Man....If only I could have experienced a show. I hope everyone who did knows how truly lucky they are. If they can do to me what they do through recordings I could only imagine seeing it live! ✌
We do know how lucky we are😘
Dead and co is a thing too
Absolutely. I feel grateful and blessed everyday that lived and toured during that time!!!
The experience was amazing, and the music awesome.
You are very wise to see the reality behind the videos and recordings, which by nature only capture parts of it. This one was an especially good video. I knew it was precious when it was happening, and I got to just as many shows as I could over 13 years until Jerry died. It was very profound; often an experience of group mind, and truly a better world. I am very lucky. But still, life moves forward, and there are some pretty amazing things happening today.
My mom died seven years ago in our home at age 93. She loved Grateful Dead and in particular…American Beauty.
Just lost my old man. He wasn't a deadhead but raised 4 of us to think for ourselves. Well dad ramble on!
I'm sorry for your loss; but he gave you the greatest gift. Be blessed.
Sorry
Listening to G D puts a smile on my face, a tear in my eye and music to fill my soul. Don't tell my hands and feet though, they are busy dancing!
We miss you all.
Me 2
Grateful Dead forever they're beautiful people with a great message
Some of the most awesome music ever.... I'll be 80 and still jam some Jerry....
At 78 I can still put myself there and bring it all in. So glad to have it.
65 here and I will be listening to the Dead until it's my time go.
Will be 89 years old in 2089... hopefully I'm around to play this amazing show when it turns 100!
I, a fellow Doug, concur. This is a favorite of mine... The Dead is a special and precious thing and I treasure their music!
Dude, I hope you are still alive and grovelin on ….
Firing on ALL cylinders. Phil is killin' it, Bobby's locked in with spicy accents, Jerry's voice sounds strong and vibrant, then he busts out that crazy envelope-filtered solo! Help, I'm melting...in the very best way
I found the Dead when I got to high school in 1986. All my peers were listening to the hair metal of the day (Ratt, Poison, Motley Crue, Cinderella). Luckily, my buddy had an older brother who did the local community college's Dead Hour, playing bootlegs (cassettes, of course). Saw them 20+ times before Jerry passed. So thankful. The late 80s shows to me are precious. Brent was a force, and his Dear Mr. Fantasy vocals always raised goose bumps on me. RIP Jerry and Brent.
65Superhawk omg so lucky! I never had an opportunity to see them. I listened but grew up in a cult so I couldn’t go to shows. I’m so ***grateful***i can see them now 😄
@@bighippiechic8577 Sorry that you grew up in a cult. Happy that you now have the Dead to listen to. Listening to their music on videos and bands that now play their music always makes me feel better. No matter what.
@@bighippiechic8577
I feel ya!!
1 Love
Heck yeah... Gets me every time
I started high school in '87 and in my school, thank god, it was mostly Dead lovers. Saw them around 25 times. Orchard Park was my favorite place by far! Great vibes every time!
I was in this crazy crowd!
What an incredible time...
I can't imagine. I was born in 84 so too young lol. I really wish I had been about 10 years older to have seen them . I saw CSN open for Chicago in summer of 96 and it was my first real eye opening experience to hippies dancing along to the music. The vibe was really fun although it was a little shocking as an 11 yr old. Consider yourself lucky :)
I was there, too!
God bless her...
Yes, I remember seeing you in the crowd 😎
Same, It was a great time and one of their best performances in the 80s. It was hot and steamy out but everyone kept on dancin!
The grass ain't greener, The wine ain't sweeter, Either side of the hill...RIP Jerry & Brent...Thank You and God Bless the Grateful Dead
This song makes me wanna cry. It’s so good
Goose bumps and tears. It's perfect when the time is right. Like so many other dead songs.
AMEN... fellow head! From ur Fam. in KALAMAZOO MI
@@lisaanderson4803 howdy from grand rapids 11mo's later! 😉🤙🏻
Jerry & Brent. Two heavyweights. Such a short time to be here & a long time to be gone. Miss you fella's.....
Amen
I was lucky enuf to meet them both in NYC @ the after-concert party....Sept. 1989..I got an un-asked-for hug and kiss on the cheek from Brent. Jerry 'bout crushed my hand when I met him and he shook my hand...he didn't meant to hurt me, of course !
I miss them every day they left us way too soon R.I.P
Soo Many Hats
Soo Little Time
Soo Much Excellent Music!!
Soo Many Positive Examples!!!
Many Thank Yous!!!!
1 Love
I miss them too!!
This friends is what I call “ feeling music”
This was my first show on my birthday at 12 years old. I've been just freaking fine ever since. GODBLESS the Goddamn Gratefuldead
Growing up in the Philly area in the 80's there were so many musical adventures. With a Dead show every spring, summer & fall.
Remembering this date is like looking at a wedding picture... so much time has passed, and so many friends with it.
Forever Grateful for a youth well lived.
"God Blessed the Grateful Dead"
This is my baby cat’s name! Ramble on Rose!!! Still going strong! Listening to the Dead daily! Makes it work for me 2024 ❤️
Aces... back to back
The house is full...
Peace ✌️
This was my first show. I was 17 and got caught taking my parents car to the show with a parking ticket and was the first of many I got to see but I did finish high school and got a diploma I still haven't found a use for but definitely graduated here with honors 😄✌⚡NFA
I was at this show. We never thought it would ever end. Miss Jerry & Brent still like it was yesterday sometimes…
We have a duty to continue to go further. After these posts I've read, people are suffering. What is important is the music. The music. There is nothing more American and patriotic than the Grateful Dead.
Rise above the manufactured hatred and lies.
I'm from Portugal, on the other side of the pond and I remember being 14-15 years old and loving the Grateful Dead. So what more is there to say ?? It's something that will always stay with me. :-)
We are a lucky lot who love them no matter when we started
Good music will do that!!
Keep on Rocking, ya slow down and the bastards’ll catch ya!!!
I remember seeing people at shows in the hallways on payphones every once in a while.... i would eavesdrop a little bit out of curiosity... I mean, the band is on stage playing and they're talking on a payphone!... then I would hear their accent and realize they were far from home, and sharing the love of their live experience through the phone!
No one can play like Jerry I’ll love him forever ,still cry over him 🥲
Got on the bus in 89. Never looked back. Thank you Jerry ⚡️💛
So we got on...
I was there, the show was great, and the crowd was absolutely massive and in sync… everybody high and dancing up a storm for hours
I was there, too!! Waaaayyy up in nose bleed!! First and only GD show, but memorable for sooo many reasons!! 😁
Played this for my 4 year old daughter Madeline Rose. She is convinced they are singing to her ❤💕 She loves it!!😀👍
If only there was a way adults could experience that magical thinking again, if only temporarily…hmmm:….
THAT brought a smile to my face!
Awesome 2🙏🏼
My daughter is Lydia Rose.
My daughter is Lydia Rose after this song
❤️89 summer tour needs to be an officially released box set❤️..each show was better than the last,And I got to see 2 of them❤️Foxboro and Buffalo ❤️
I caught RFK in ‘89.
It’d be$$ but I’d strongly consider forking over the cash for a well done 89 box. Especially vinyl.
126 shows between late 80's and early 90's. Miss this soooooo much. Love the Dead
The song doesn't end if you select repeat.
Best. Comment. EVER.
I come back to this one just to see Jerry so happy
This is a great performance of my favorite Dead song. I've tried to share this so uninitiated friends can understand.
89 was an insane year for them, absolute magic, they were all still so young back then.....
Jerry was healthy again. Brent wasn't drinking like a fish. Bob was wearing tanks and shorts shorts - --And it looks like the old man's getting on
Shitt Weren't we All!!
Time just keeps on ticking....
What if time really is just a river...
Leading to.....
Hmmmm
@Randall Jonas
Boy you're Grateful Dead Family Material--NOT!!!
KIND OF A PISSY ATTITUDE YA GOT THERE BRUH.....
GUESS ALL FAMOUS PEOPLE GOT THEIR SHARE OF HATERS.
1 Love
@Randall Jonas you are not nice....TROLL AWARD!
@Randall Jonas your nasty!
Jerry adored Brent, it peaked this tour...
I love when jerrys smiling and happy and singing everybody verses in ragtime! Damn jer we miss you bud!!
The guitar jerry is playing was built by dougirwin
NOTHING is better
It’s a year today since I lost my Uncle, Godfather, Secret Keeper, Protector, one of the funniest guys I know. Playin some GD at the cemetery, smokin 💨 and playin his fave!🥺🥹✌🏼🫶🏼🐻❄️
That is blessed!!!
i remember this... last show at JFK stadium... It was so damn hot, still.. it was a rainbow full of sound. I'm somewhere in the Phil Zone, only 15 yrs old, lost in the sunshine daydream.
At some point they should have had an group intervention for weir’s shorts.
I remeber this so well i was young like 17 i as well was 15 and lost in my thing back in 87 Rose was the lady who "adopted" me on tour miss her never knew her last name or where she was from just a kind soul who looked out for me and ask for absolutely nothing at all in return except for hugs
snyder maman what a testament to a way of life that's come and gone. I went to a few shows at the end and it changed my life
Bawahaha
Love it!! You have great taste.
Jerry was a miracle I can't believe he's gone I hope he'll never be forgotten he was a guitar player ever
This song ain't never gonna end...
Went to this show with a bunch of my fraternity brothers from Phi Kappa Tau (rip, Phi Tau), University of Delaware. If my memory serves me there was lots of mushrooms and nitrous. This was the year we went to as many east coast dead shows as time would afford us. And time did afford us plenty. Best year ever!
Seeing Jerry showing his joy, happiness and love here, makes my heart soar and makes them ole chills run wild all over my body.
i love these live videos. you can really see in Jerry's face, he knows when they sound really really good.
Jerry so freakin amazing- miss him deeply 💓
What a great Jerry tune!!! So many of his songs were “easy listening”. Soothing, make you want to sway. This song fits that vibe to a tee. Miss him so much !!! Thank heavens for these videos as he will never completely disappear
What I love most about this show (aside from the fact that Jerry is on top of his game here) is he actually looks sunny, happy and healthy!
I miss Jerry. 💜☮️ Those shows were really some of the best parts of my life.This is what they looked like when I started going to shows.
My baby kit cat is Rambling Rose!!! Settle down easy baby girl!😊
Beauty in its purest form..
🌹
green sky bluegrass
American Beauty
They were on point for sure. Jerry’s voice and guitar sounded so sweet.
I wonder if they still tripped around this time.
Eric Albrecht dude theyre the grateful dead, of course they did
Makes me cry, Jerry seems so happy.
Washing my face too right now ... can't avoid it 'tears are the water that wash the windows of our souls" 🙏🏽 Thank You... & Jerry of Course..
What a great musician Jerry Garcia was.
I've always felt that 1989 was the tour that the fans & band had hit equal velocity. Add that Brent & Jerry vibe & I can easily state that this was the most electrifying tour thhat i had personally ever witnessed.
Cold chills and I love it. God bless the Grateful Dead.
Let me tell you it wasnt cold that day and i put 10 hits of owsley style acid on my toungue about three hours before this song, as real as you and i i swear i saw waylon jennings and hank williams on stage playing this song
@@bigbillmontgomeryjr2346 outlaw shit
Brent was AMAZING here.
This season of shows is where i was gifted backstage via Bill Walton!🙋🧡❤️🌅🌱 Thanks Bill for leading me home.
Ramble on Rose ...
First Dead song I ever heard, WNEW,fm. Early 70’s. Ain’t been right since. ❤🎉❤
Studio "Scarlet" was first one for me. WMMR in Philly
I was a baby who grew up on Truckin
Still gives me goosebumps!! Love you JER!
It's not actually even possible to dislike this song
Jerry , Jerry, Jerry !!!!!
One of my all time favorite songs and this clip/footage is KILLER ! (Brent and bobby sing great backup too... miss these guys)
The grass ain’t greener
The wine ain’t sweeter
Either side of the hill
True
Still get goosebumps when the band is on FIRE...
Forever Grateful
Forever Dead! 🥀
Super miss Jerry, but also Brent. I had the best times of my life seeing these guys in the late 80’s and early 90’s.
Pro shot live Grateful Dead in peak form!!!!
It doesn't get any better then this boys and girls!
Far from peak form, the Dead died with Pigpen, this is the corporate Dead.
Whatever dude. That was Jerry and the band killing it. Fuck
re: Brotz: didn't die with Pig Pen, did die with Jerry's drug use. But you're right if you're saying this was past their peak.
@@brotzmannsax why are you even watching then? Move on dude..no one is forcing you to watch this.
Do you know if the complete show is available on DVD ?
A very Happy 74th birthday Robert Hall Weir October 16, 1947, San Fran born. And a living legend. The Dead will live forever in our memories.. Thanks Bob..
The Dead are unique in how they reference genres of American music while still making them into a new form. What other rock bands use a marching band format to structure their songs?
That's Americana for you
That's being Gratefully Deadicated, for ya! 😎🤘👍🖕
This was my second show at JFK I was 17 and having the time of my life...The band was on fire and so was the crowd..
Hardly any security where we were, you could smoke up in blissful PEACE
2 years out of high school in west chester pa went down and scored a ticket in the parking lot for $20 the start of my long strange trip, wonderful!
@Randall Jonas hey Randall maybe you keep your comments to yourself if you don't understand wtf your talking about never a mention about any drugs or me taking drugs it's about discovering the band and many years of enjoyment. So keep your narrow mind and comments to yourself
Dead head losers
I work in west chester often.
I'm from Maine.
Small world.
Wow, that was really good. Thanks for the music people, don't ever stop.
This is probably the tightest they ever sounded. not saying it was their best or most exploratory. But my God those vocals.and harmonies are perfect. The arrangements and all the changes are perfect. They were a well-oiled machine on this tour and firing on all cylinders. Jerry's voice is especially impressive. He's projecting a lot, really going for it. Hiting all the right notes. Plus all his clever little bends he's doing on the low string, almost trying to emulate a.trombone. They're so unique.
RIP Jerry and thank you
I miss the old spectrum shows, amazing show both on jerry and Brent back n forth, smiles foe miles. Then Brent did blown away, how sweet it was and still is...
The shows
The tours
I really miss this....
Really nice people
Playing
It was blast
Mountain man dunkin from half court...
There will never be another
Grateful Dead
Thank You For
Many Years Of
Fantastic Music
RIP JERRY N BRENT
Tell that to all these tools running around saying dead and Co has just as good. Not even close I say. Jerry was the heart and soul of that band!
I only got to see them in ‘94 and ‘95 but I’m so damn glad I did.
In my Heaven Jerry will play every nite
Damn I miss those shows, what I can remember of them anyhow!
The late 80s had some pretty good harmonizing eh?? Brent on fire!
UGHHHHH this gave me some memory tears. We miss you Jerry
This is my GD era...thanks for bringing it back!!!
I love the dead 82 Compton terrace Arizona 18 yrs now 55 and 32 shows and my and wife dead n company Charlotte John Mayer rocked it hard so hard we road tripped to Atlanta Boston god what a long strange trip it’s been I love u Becky you’ve always been my sugar mag ✌️❤️😊
Good bye Momma and Pappa , good bye Jack and Jill , the grass ain’t greener the Wine ain’t Sweeter , either side of the hill.
Some Powerful Words from a Guy who’s gonna be Dead in 5 years from then. I miss Him Dearly. God Bless You Jerry.
over six years, but who's counting?
I never tire of this song on this day.
Jerry's tone is so very underrated. It fits perfectly in the mix in what is a large band with lots of stuff happening. And so unique; just like SRV or BB King, I can hear one note and instantly know that it's Jerry. The man got me to actually embrace the tonal options of things like coil splitting and using pickup selections that I never used before. In terms of Jerry's tones through the years, him on an SG in the late 60s is fuckin great for the primal psychedelic sound, then his gator strat in the early 70s was also fresh and unique. Wolf is probably my favorite Jerry tone, but the later years like this one are easily up there too. As time went on over the course of 30 years, Jerry's tone (and playing) just got more and more refined to perfection. This here is honestly the tone I think of when I think about Jerry tone. So damn nice.
Love guitarists who had distinct tones. Garcia, King, Van Halen, Richard’s, etc.
I think Tiger was the most versatile guitar. It had many quality distinct tones. Wolf had its own personality.
@@richf.7845 dunno if I agree that Keith Richards fits in a list with those greats but I see your point
Totally agree and I am a guitar player as well.
I love his progressions up and down the neck .Very melodic
Flows like a nice mellow river❤️
So Fuckin goooood❤️
The dead lives in my heart and soul for life..
"Good bye mama and papa, goodbye jack-n-jill, the grass ain't greener, the wine ain't sweeter, either side of the hill"
Those words meant so much to me as a 19 year old in 1989, when I left home to see the dead and make my stand. Here I am over 50-on the other side of the hill;) with a 19 year old of my own, ready to make his way. Truth is, the wine is just as sweet, the grass just as green, but both are way more potent :)
i never was a true DeadHead,but i saw them once at Woodstock in 1969.great band!!RIP Jerry.
He put more into this vocal performance than any I can remember.
theres a beautiful ramble on rose from Horton in Illinois 78. i think its a dav picks. its beautiful vocals.incredible Garcia/weir in the middle instrumental
Get this WHOLE SHOW it's the sh*t
With the Dead it's the lyrics that makes them immortal
My last Dead show.. was one of the most amazing shows I saw.
The crowds are mind blowing.
"I know, this song ain't ever gonna end!" Thank you, Jerry.
If anybody reading this knows Mark Lawrence from Pittsburgh PA I give him all the credit and I thank him so much for playing his cassettes in my car over and over and over again and all the sudden I love the Grateful Dead! So if anybody out there sees Mark Lawrence or if he reads this himself tell him I said thank you
Know this song it ain't never gonna end
I know you can’t ever go back but I sure wish I could.
Show sounds better to me today than it did when i was there!
photoslum me too, I guess we know why now!
Im impressed you remember it, i do not. 🎪🎡🎢
It sounds both better than and also just as great as it did 30 years ago . I guess some memories never fade at all but rather age with the same kind of luster and shine and life that made that moment so golden at its inception. Ramble on baby , settle down easy ....
Just be lucky that you get to go and see them it does come to an end appreciate it now
@@wanderer85295
Yea!!
I know this song, it ain't ever gonna end