Grateful Dead - Cumberland Blues (2020 Remaster) [Official Audio]

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[@soundscapes4619]

I love this song. My girlfriend did keep me up till 4:Am. I couldn't stay with her anymore, I had to clock in at 5:30 Am LOL! That was a long time ago.

[@flashwashington2735]

Squeeze Box by The Who. Ideas have their time.

[@mikefrance7498]

I think everyone in Corbin Kentucky loves this song!!

[@kaelsaenz3698]

Yeth

[@kevinbond8966]

My ex gf is from Corbin. Why do you say that?

[@codyfan1097]

This is my favorite song from the group

[@ezekieljudah2780]

I grew up very near Cumberland. Love this. For the past 40 yrs

[@matthewolson5189]

Cumberland blue line?

[@bobobob1230]

might be a day late but this feels like the right july 4th song for 23

[@jeffloos243]

Workingmans dead 👍 great harmonys great 🎸 playing layer ed banjo playing and acoustic playing.

[@damonjackson8997]

Absolutely

[@damonjackson8997]

My favorite Dead album

[@MarkAndrews12]

Mine is blues for Allah

[@Jeremycook_]

Just having a fav Greatful Dead album is enough for me. We can can be friends.

[@summermcpherson8209]

Mine's American Beauty!

[@PistolPete1984]

Mine is American Beauty with this one second. Tough choice-

[@imannonymous7707]

Me to

[@theduderabides]

Hell yeah!

[@doctorivan]

I grew up in Appalachia. This song sounds like coal country. The only difference is that most mountain groups don't have drums.

[@scottminton925]

The actual Cumberland coal mine is in Greene County Pa. along the Mon River. I'm sure there are more but was in it's heyday biggest in America

[@joshuasaltzman2403]

Jerry Garcia played banjo in a bluegrass band before he formed the Dead

[@villelapinsalo9353]

But they have booze.

[@SaltGrains_Fready]

@@joshuasaltzman2403 Jerry was the CA State Banjo Champion when he was 14 or 15.
The banjo style influence is what makes his lead different that any other.

[@flashwashington2735]

That's why they never liked T. Rex Bang a Gong (Get it On.) Won't hear them boys playing that.

[@RedGoldGreen-Dub]

Great song 😎

[@stephanlarsen8169]

Wow

[@FoolishPrankster]

Nelson and Garcia playing Bluegrass (period)

[@obstacleillusion8113]

Think he went back?

[@Jeremycook_]

I dislike all 7 dislikes.

[@patrickcoughlin3564]

I bet Jerry's playing a telecaster guitar on this one anyone know?

[@ohbladiohblada3230]

158 Saints of Louisiana move
north to Cumberland at smiths pass on the dome home of cumberland valley in revelations twentyone in the v six

[@heyitsmespider6792]

Work in this country is so fucked right now I’ve got the Cumberland Blues it’s a fucking shame

[@wdstraub]

If you can make more than five dollars a day, just move away.

[@malcolmdouglasjr2178]

Based on Merle Haggards Workingman blues. Riff from the great Roy Nichols taught Roy Buchanen

[@gale212]

Cumberland, Maryland?

[@TheOferwexenfeld]

cumberland blues

[@Quantum_Magnus]

Here lol. Cumberland Train Yard?

[@UnderGround-EDM]

Show name

[@FIRSTNAMELASTNAME-zt4kf]

It's the end boys last tour summer 2023

[@ohbladiohblada3230]

Revelations seven in seveNteen