Saw them earlier that summer and can still remember when this song was played, since it was such a chill encore. My first Dead show and I lost my buddy, but then realized it didn’t matter because everyone was my friend !
More folk/jazz with a country/rock influence. The grateful dead played something over 2300 shows. Maybe 2-300 different songs. Plus each setlist and improvisational section was different. Sometimes it was magical, sometimes a little flat. I'm so grateful to the band and the tapers who preserved so much of their music.
I’m telling you, check out China Cat>I Know You Rider from the Europe ‘72 if you want to rock out. Uncle John’s Band was from the Workingman’s Dead LP, a more acoustic, harmony driven album influenced by their time hanging in Canyon with CSNY, Joni Mitchell & the gang. ✌️❤️🎶
Grateful Dead combine every musical genre. Folk, country, rock, jazz, funk, blues, bluegrass, reggae, and even polka, just to name a few. We are barely scratching the surface. Live Truckin' ruclips.net/video/lu2X1RVPYog/видео.htmlsi=9ZzoIQvcvq2tZ3MI
Phil Lesh plays the bass like no one else, because he had never played the instrument before joining the band. He didn't listen to other bassists. He approached learning the instrument from a purely musical viewpoint.
This performance is an outtake from the filming of "The Grateful Dead Movie", which was recorded over a five day stretch in October 1974, and released as the movie in 1977. These shows were with The Wall Of Sound PA System,, hence the dual microphones for sound cancelling. This song is not in the movie, probably because of the slightly muffled vocals. Generally, Jerry and Bob Weir are the two main vocalists, but Bassist Phil Lesh did some Lead Vocals, and over the years, Keyboardist Ron "Pigpen" McKernan, Brent Mydland, Bruce Hornsby and Vince Welnick, and Donna Jean Godcheaux, wife of Keyboardist Keith Godcheaux, also sang.
Welcome aboard! Dead Heads love sharing their music! There are too many cool things to list, but they were the original hippies that go back to the 60's (along with other bands). Cool things they never play the same show twice. A lot of times they don't play the songs the same way. They would let their audience tape the music (true artists) I know everyone knows this but what are ya gonna do... It's like the old saying " Ya hadda be there", thank G*d for those tapers!
They each sing the songs they wrote. Robert Hunter wrote all the lyrics pre 1972ish, then John Perry Barlow started writing for Bob, and later Brent. This is a Hunter/Garcia song, which is why Jerry is singing lead. They also each do specific covers
Jerry and Bob tend to alternate lead vocals depending on whose song it was. Their genre varies between rock, psychedelia, bluegrass, jazz etc. Here is a great live version of Truckin: ruclips.net/video/IORPscB3vbc/видео.html&ab_channel=GratefulDead
Bob Weir, the rhythm guitarist, also sang a lot of the lead vocals. In fact, he was the lead vocal on "Truckin'" Phil Lesh, the bassist, only sang on rare occasions . Next Dead song? How about..."Lost Sailor/Saint of Circumstance"
I got to see them once before Jerry left us. The show began as soon as we got out of the car. Had not seen such an assemblage of Hippies since Woodstock. It was a very cool evening.
Taylor Swift probably broke their career attendance record. They didn't pack them in like she does, but they basically lived on tour for like 3 decades. The single show record of Metallica in Russia, will NEVER be broken. It really can't be.
well, there's Woodstock. ( Joan Baez was the principle radio advertising feature where I lived, central NY ) and the Watkins glen show a couple years later broke that attendance , > Dead , Band , Allmans. and typical NY summer rainstorm.
Classic. Cosmic Country Folk Blues Rock & Roll. Rock & Roll includes many styles. There was an April Fool's joke this year that Taylor Swift was going to record a cover of the entire Workingman's Dead album. This song is from that album. Otherwise, it wasn't clear from your remarks what tour record of theirs that she broke. I would find it kinda strange if her fans proverbially "dropped out" and took to following her tours caravan style. Who could afford tickets show after show.
Hi my friend. Deadhead retired in Baja on the beach where its 116. Hot. I followed them from age 16 till the end....I dont listen to a lot of music any more. Mostly just you tube, and you
this is ( woo hoo ) my all time fave DVD / LP -- the 2 nd disc from the dvd set ' Grateful Dead Movie' - no interviews etc just songs. a collection from diff concerts , not straight thru. someone (not affiliated with band. ?? ) made a Utube video of one of the euro 72 concerts , Tivoli > about 90 min. including 3 Pigpen tunes. pretty good , surprising actually quality.
NOT too smooth to be considered rock. In fact, The DEAD are THE GREAT AMERICAN rock-n-roll band. You’re scratching the surface and that’s fine, but you gotta do a full scale rabbit hole dive through the Grateful Dead catalogue beginning from the beginning in the mid ‘60’s to fully appreciate this band’s versatility and mastery of everything they ever played, but certainly rock-n-roll is one of those genre’s in their wheelhouse. Plenty of live recordings of Truckin’ too numerous to mention. Seek and you shall find!
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Saw them earlier that summer and can still remember when this song was played, since it was such a chill encore. My first Dead show and I lost my buddy, but then realized it didn’t matter because everyone was my friend !
I had the same experience
What I want to know is "Are you kind? ". One of the best lines ever.
More folk/jazz with a country/rock influence. The grateful dead played something over 2300 shows. Maybe 2-300 different songs. Plus each setlist and improvisational section was different. Sometimes it was magical, sometimes a little flat. I'm so grateful to the band and the tapers who preserved so much of their music.
That guitar was beautiful, thanks Biz.
I’m telling you, check out China Cat>I Know You Rider from the Europe ‘72 if you want to rock out. Uncle John’s Band was from the Workingman’s Dead LP, a more acoustic, harmony driven album influenced by their time hanging in Canyon with CSNY, Joni Mitchell & the gang. ✌️❤️🎶
GD are in 1970 documentary film Festival Express with the Band, Janis Joplin etc 💥🎸🎤
@@mattjohn4731 A great movie. The best jams were on the train. What a ride it must have been!
Back in the 70s The Grateful Dead and The Allman Brothers shared a bill and collaborated on stage.
Grateful Dead combine every musical genre. Folk, country, rock, jazz, funk, blues, bluegrass, reggae, and even polka, just to name a few. We are barely scratching the surface. Live Truckin'
ruclips.net/video/lu2X1RVPYog/видео.htmlsi=9ZzoIQvcvq2tZ3MI
Phil Lesh plays the bass like no one else, because he had never played the instrument before joining the band. He didn't listen to other bassists. He approached learning the instrument from a purely musical viewpoint.
This performance is an outtake from the filming of "The Grateful Dead Movie", which was recorded over a five day stretch in October 1974, and released as the movie in 1977. These shows were with The Wall Of Sound PA System,, hence the dual microphones for sound cancelling. This song is not in the movie, probably because of the slightly muffled vocals. Generally, Jerry and Bob Weir are the two main vocalists, but Bassist Phil Lesh did some Lead Vocals, and over the years, Keyboardist Ron "Pigpen" McKernan, Brent Mydland, Bruce Hornsby and Vince Welnick, and Donna Jean Godcheaux, wife of Keyboardist Keith Godcheaux, also sang.
BB!
GD, well I declarreeee....have u seen the light? Nice Biz. Steal my face, right off my head ⚡️
"Ain't no time to hate
Barely time to wait..." 🎶🎶🎶
I was going to use that line, but I'm glad you did. It fits you more than me. I went informational.
Welcome aboard! Dead Heads love sharing their music! There are too many cool things to list, but they were the original hippies that go back to the 60's (along with other bands). Cool things they never play the same show twice. A lot of times they don't play the songs the same way. They would let their audience tape the music (true artists) I know everyone knows this but what are ya gonna do... It's like the old saying " Ya hadda be there", thank G*d for those tapers!
One of my favorite songs of theirs.
Thanks Biz! This was a fantastic era for the Grateful Dead. I was 9. Not on Dead Tour yet...Jerry and Bobby mainly sang.
Hey Nordy, wazzup!! LOL.
Phil Lesh on bass. Only bassist for Dead. Still alive and playing.
In a zone of his own
Yes! More Dead!! ⚡️💀🌹
This was shot for "The Grateful Dead Movie" (1977), but did not make the cut. It was released as bonus material when the DVD came out in 2004.
I love the studio version......😂
Every time I'm down I go to RUclips and listen to the Dead with you. Keep the music playing. 🎶
They each sing the songs they wrote. Robert Hunter wrote all the lyrics pre 1972ish, then John Perry Barlow started writing for Bob, and later Brent. This is a Hunter/Garcia song, which is why Jerry is singing lead. They also each do specific covers
Yes, do more Dead!
Guitarist Bob Weir also sings a lot.
Beautiful! Classic Dead.
😊🤙🏼🎶🍄❤🍁❤️✨️🕊
I've never been a Dead Head, but I always liked this one.
I recommend New Speedway Boogie, Brown Eyed Women, Dire Wolf, Cosmic Charlie, Rosemary, Playing In The Band, Cumberland Blues, Bird Song 🕊️☮️🎸
Jerry and Bob tend to alternate lead vocals depending on whose song it was. Their genre varies between rock, psychedelia, bluegrass, jazz etc.
Here is a great live version of Truckin: ruclips.net/video/IORPscB3vbc/видео.html&ab_channel=GratefulDead
Bob Weir, the rhythm guitarist, also sang a lot of the lead vocals.
In fact, he was the lead vocal on "Truckin'"
Phil Lesh, the bassist, only sang on rare occasions .
Next Dead song?
How about..."Lost Sailor/Saint of Circumstance"
I got to see them once before Jerry left us. The show began as soon as we got out of the car. Had not seen such an assemblage of Hippies since Woodstock. It was a very cool evening.
One of my favs 🩵
BIZ....they ROCK 65 thru 71
Phil Lesh is dropping nukes on bass.
Grateful Dead [4K Remaster] - Truckin' - Winterland 1974 [Pro Shot - SBD]
Probably the best live Truckin video on RUclips. Hope it don't gets blocked.
This Song Was Pretty ❤❤❤❤
Other pretty GD songs: Rosemary, Bird Song, Mountains Of The Moon, Dark Star, Stella Blue, Sage And Spirit 🕊️✌️
Man, you saved my night
I was never much of a dead head, but this my favorite
The GOATS!!!
Oh what want to know is are you kind
And how does the song go 😆
50 yrs....
One of 345 performances of the song in concert.
Taylor Swift probably broke their career attendance record. They didn't pack them in like she does, but they basically lived on tour for like 3 decades. The single show record of Metallica in Russia, will NEVER be broken. It really can't be.
well, there's Woodstock. ( Joan Baez was the principle radio advertising feature where I lived, central NY ) and the Watkins glen show a couple years later broke that attendance , > Dead , Band , Allmans. and typical NY summer rainstorm.
Classic. Cosmic Country Folk Blues Rock & Roll. Rock & Roll includes many styles. There was an April Fool's joke this year that Taylor Swift was going to record a cover of the entire Workingman's Dead album. This song is from that album. Otherwise, it wasn't clear from your remarks what tour record of theirs that she broke. I would find it kinda strange if her fans proverbially "dropped out" and took to following her tours caravan style. Who could afford tickets show after show.
Eyes of the world or Jack Straw are great songs
Hey Biz!!!❤.... I Am Here!!!
Hi my friend. Deadhead retired in Baja on the beach where its 116. Hot. I followed them from age 16 till the end....I dont listen to a lot of music any more. Mostly just you tube, and you
this is ( woo hoo ) my all time fave DVD / LP -- the 2 nd disc from the dvd set ' Grateful Dead Movie' - no interviews etc just songs. a collection from diff concerts , not straight thru. someone (not affiliated with band. ?? ) made a Utube video of one of the euro 72 concerts , Tivoli > about 90 min. including 3 Pigpen tunes. pretty good , surprising actually quality.
Biz, it’s not on video, but the Truckin you want is 5/19/74. Truckin>Jam> Mind Left Body Jam>Not Fade Away>Goin down the road feeling bad
People now play bass like Phil.
Phil, Great Bass
Lesh Filling.
Truckin Tivoli 1972 is a great video
Jerry was the Sun but all the boys were important.
Get on the Bus!
NOT too smooth to be considered rock. In fact, The DEAD are THE GREAT AMERICAN rock-n-roll band. You’re scratching the surface and that’s fine, but you gotta do a full scale rabbit hole dive through the Grateful Dead catalogue beginning from the beginning in the mid ‘60’s to fully appreciate this band’s versatility and mastery of everything they ever played, but certainly rock-n-roll is one of those genre’s in their wheelhouse. Plenty of live recordings of Truckin’ too numerous to mention. Seek and you shall find!
Phil Lesh on bass.
At this point all dead songs are the same “popular” ones.
It doesn’t feel right without Mickey
Its ok, he comes back later
Can't top the studio version. This live version is lacking.
I think Jimmy Buffett's cover is A LOT better.
Studio version is better.
What a terrible version of this…