0:00 - Run for the Roses (Garcia, Hunter) 3:53 - I Saw Her Standing There (Lennon, McCartney) 6:57 - Without Love (Clyde McPhatter) 11:30 - Midnight Getaway (Garcia, John Kahn, Hunter) 19:51 - Leave The Little Girl Alone (Kahn, Hunter) 23:34 - Valerie (Garcia, Hunter) 29:09 - Knockin' on Heaven's Door (Dylan)
soundcloud.com/alleycatstreet/acs2014-01-23d2t03midnightgetaway I haven't seen anyone else cover this song ever, and Jerry never played it. Is this version from my band the only live version ever? :)
Love that crackle of a well worn, hence, clearly loved album! Man, do I miss my albums. Not one to ever even consider getting rid of my treasures. But, when family member was dying, 9 years ago now (YIkes) and having zero intention of living permanently on the East Coast, I left em w a friend in CA. They seemed safest there- at least a third of my cassettes landed here broken via media mail, and my records were too sacred and too heavy. BAD MOVE. Friend pulled a Casey Jones, ended up in jail, lost his apt and all my records were tossed. I don't think that kick to gut feeling will ever completely leave, (I actually know it won't) but, it's lessening in intensity w time. Really pleased you uploaded yours w the sound though. Feels like being at home again w who really can be considered some of my best friends, since I'd had most of them for nearly 30 yrs. Thanks man. ......Should stop there, but I just have to tell somebody out in the ethers who might even remember something similar, yet I know most wont care. Listening to this brought it back to life. I had a sicker in the back of my vw that said 'All Good Things In All Good Time.' Somehow it spelled that facing everyone outside/ behind the bus, but it was also written clear and in correct direction in my rearview mirror for me. hahaha I'm sure it's not rocket science, but I still haven't that one out. Miss peoples handmade stickers from the lot too. So blessed to have such beautiful memories cuzza this guy, and obviously the rest of the band and our great big travelling circus. Wish I could still make a heart sign on my computer. There should be a heart at the end of this! and a winkey face. lol
I remember watching Jerry and John Khan come out on stage after Blues Traveler just Rock the House Of The Warfield I was a little concerned because they both looked very very loaded but the show was epic neither of them were wearing shoes just that socks and I don't think Connie opened his eyes once but they burnt the house down that's for sure
I once saw JGB at the Keystone Palo Alto, saw Garcia hold a barre A chord for 15 straight minutes, which was bizarre, stoned or not...at intermission in the parking lot I ran into Sleazy Richard, an old college acquaintance and he said that he had given Garcia a fistful of mushrooms...it was strange because it was odd for a guy like Garcia to accept unknown drugs from unknown people......but yeah, lots of smack as well
Found this album, because the girl on the cover, Amy, lives here in Louisville and dated Garcia. She takes art classes from my wife and she recently lost her current husband. This is a pretty obscure album, I grew up in the 70's and listened to a lot of dead and I don't recall it.
and it's not that obscure. I really can't imagine anyone who "listened to a lot of dead" not knowing about this Jerry solo album, but ok. Bertha is about as deep as this guy got lol.
1) Run For The Roses 2) I Saw Her Standing There 3) Without Love 4) Midnight Getaway 5) Leave The Little Girl Alone 6) Valerie 7) Knockin' On Heaven's Door
You mean you grew up in the generation that has such technology you have windows into any generation within the past century? That you even have a longing for this stuff shows how clear those windows are. If you were born in 1955, you think you'd know about Garcia pre1986?
Great point, but, I'd like to experience those decades first hand instead of through mediums like videos/photos (which I am still grateful for). My dad was born in '54 and he knew about Jerry pre1986 so.. maybe?! Cheers.
Blase, it was a pretty good time, generally speaking. But, as stated in my predecessor's comment, there was Vietnam. Pop culture was pretty awesome. Much of the best music and film work was being, or had been, done. As far as technology, the internet and communications technology, well, that's all great; there are benefits, but all that isn't as great as some portray it compared to before. There is both benefit and detriment. More people have more convenient access to what required more work and more social exposure previously. But, instead of that access being tempered with an education characterized by depth and wisdom, it's often part of a personal bundle more essentially informed by pop culture and simplistic reaction. Other than that broadened access, as well as the simplified and expedient communications, there's not much more in the way of information for the common man (person). Its just more convenient for everyone to access it from their bedroom. We had television, schools, newspapers, magazines, and telephones. T'was not the dark ages. With respect to the current era, our advances are for the most part overrated and over-promoted. For me, being a teen in the mid seventies was pretty great, and in the late 60s was when I really began exploring and collecting great music, album rock, and seeing some great films. By the seventies, more music, and concerts; and, great bands like the Dead, Garcia, and most everybody, were still around. It was a privelege to be a young person in the US then.
@@shaolin_tcg4727 there already is at least one youtube channel I know of that does just that. He plays the records and has a camera positioned just above his head, looking down. You watch the record spin while it plays, and you watch him flip it to play side two. Wish I could remember the name, sorry bout that...
@@tammichenard1024 If you ever happen to come across him again and then can find your way back to this channel, actually remember to think of it and then preform the feat of posting a link, it'd be mighty appreciated. Even years from now. Now, what was that saying again? ... All Good Things In All Good Time D:
@@eddisc4205 I was just thinking that too, except then promptly remembered the cassette player I have now eats all the tapes on the right side despite taking it to a supposed "professional" to fix the issue, and I had to leave all my computer & CD copying devices back in CA. But, I hope he takes you up on that offer! Trading and copying tapes of shows and, shit, even just making copies of records or tapes of their studio albums for people was so much fun. Didn't take a lot to make a DeadHead happy, hunh? .
I've seen this album in a bookstore for years, and always thought it was really cool in an over the top dumb way, only this last time did I think to take a picture so I could remember it. Decent, not what I expected but nice
The drumming on this album is crap....I could've done better in mah sleep . while dreamin' ' bout sumthin' else....but hey,,,,,,,great effort regardless
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My older cousin, who started taking me to shows, had this record at his place. It grew on me in time.
RIP. RDT
all good things in all good time
I love all of you guys unconditionally. Blessing too all.
Same to you brother from Mississippi 😎✌️
0:00 - Run for the Roses (Garcia, Hunter)
3:53 - I Saw Her Standing There (Lennon, McCartney)
6:57 - Without Love (Clyde McPhatter)
11:30 - Midnight Getaway (Garcia, John Kahn, Hunter)
19:51 - Leave The Little Girl Alone (Kahn, Hunter)
23:34 - Valerie (Garcia, Hunter)
29:09 - Knockin' on Heaven's Door (Dylan)
Heroes! thanks!
I've never gotten over that run for the roses guitar effect. Thing is off the chain
Yes! It reminds me of Caribbean steel pan drums. Beautiful.
Just like the perfect guitars on Rubin and Cherise! Envelope generator!!
Real shit Jerry new how t really make you feel his music
chillin out to this
TY! August 01, 2019 Missing that man!
right on! Midnight Getaway has always been the one on this collection for me, thanks.
soundcloud.com/alleycatstreet/acs2014-01-23d2t03midnightgetaway I haven't seen anyone else cover this song ever, and Jerry never played it. Is this version from my band the only live version ever? :)
Same here
Once had a friend named San Fernando Valerie, miss her.
Midnight Getaway is a masterpiece
I have a vinyl of this somewhere =] Very 70's vibe/feel to this album, but the album artwork is among the best. Timeless classic.
What a masterpiece.
Midnight Getaway. Holy moly. Heavy. The cats that were sleeping under the stars.
Happy birthday Jerry !
Love that crackle of a well worn, hence, clearly loved album! Man, do I miss my albums. Not one to ever even consider getting rid of my treasures. But, when family member was dying, 9 years ago now (YIkes) and having zero intention of living permanently on the East Coast, I left em w a friend in CA. They seemed safest there- at least a third of my cassettes landed here broken via media mail, and my records were too sacred and too heavy. BAD MOVE. Friend pulled a Casey Jones, ended up in jail, lost his apt and all my records were tossed. I don't think that kick to gut feeling will ever completely leave, (I actually know it won't) but, it's lessening in intensity w time. Really pleased you uploaded yours w the sound though. Feels like being at home again w who really can be considered some of my best friends, since I'd had most of them for nearly 30 yrs. Thanks man. ......Should stop there, but I just have to tell somebody out in the ethers who might even remember something similar, yet I know most wont care. Listening to this brought it back to life. I had a sicker in the back of my vw that said 'All Good Things In All Good Time.' Somehow it spelled that facing everyone outside/ behind the bus, but it was also written clear and in correct direction in my rearview mirror for me. hahaha I'm sure it's not rocket science, but I still haven't that one out. Miss peoples handmade stickers from the lot too. So blessed to have such beautiful memories cuzza this guy, and obviously the rest of the band and our great big travelling circus. Wish I could still make a heart sign on my computer. There should be a heart at the end of this! and a winkey face. lol
Luv your long text, reminds me of me. Lol - nobody can ever take away your memories & remember "Jerry" lives on as we play his songs.
@@tresorngray Thanks Linda ❤
Without Love I have Nothing! at all.
Jerry had more talent in his missing finger than most have in ten.
underrated comment!!!
He even auctioned it off with Al Franken once ^8-)
@@widescreennavel it was at radio City Halloween 1980 I saw the simulcast from the orpheum theater in Boston solid show three sets one was acoustic
Jerry's Missing Finger is a Vibe
Thanks.
You Rock Jackson!
Love this vinyl recording man, thank you!
Amazing 😎 Thanks ! All good things in all good time !
Here Here, bro!
Happy Birthday week Jerry!!
Thanks, Token.
Now I'ma start tokin' :)
Best version ever!
If you got the do re I got the Mi. Such a wonderful line.
you can hear how jerry influenced himself with 'run for the roses' in 'touch of grey'
Amazing, gotta love this one 🌴🌴🌴thanks for staying true to the vinyl 👏👏👏
I remember watching Jerry and John Khan come out on stage after Blues Traveler just Rock the House Of The Warfield I was a little concerned because they both looked very very loaded but the show was epic neither of them were wearing shoes just that socks and I don't think Connie opened his eyes once but they burnt the house down that's for sure
Course I meant to say con as in John Khan
Great memory to have
I once saw JGB at the Keystone Palo Alto, saw Garcia hold a barre A chord for 15 straight minutes, which was bizarre, stoned or not...at intermission in the parking lot I ran into Sleazy Richard, an old college acquaintance and he said that he had given Garcia a fistful of mushrooms...it was strange because it was odd for a guy like Garcia to accept unknown drugs from unknown people......but yeah, lots of smack as well
thank you
Love this. Thank you!
happy b day jerry
Thank you, Sir!
Thank you SO MUCH for thism !!!
but all goes to say you can still touch the future from today .
Found this album, because the girl on the cover, Amy, lives here in Louisville and dated Garcia. She takes art classes from my wife and she recently lost her current husband. This is a pretty obscure album, I grew up in the 70's and listened to a lot of dead and I don't recall it.
Run for the Roses came out in 1982.
and it's not that obscure. I really can't imagine anyone who "listened to a lot of dead" not knowing about this Jerry solo album, but ok. Bertha is about as deep as this guy got lol.
ive neverheard this before. love 9t. i wa s in indy at this time. westside.
1) Run For The Roses
2) I Saw Her Standing There
3) Without Love
4) Midnight Getaway
5) Leave The Little Girl Alone
6) Valerie
7) Knockin' On Heaven's Door
I would love to have this album if we could find it.
Man I love his voice &.....
wow this album is incredible, would've killed to be a 60/70's teen...
I grew up in the wrong generation
You mean you grew up in the generation that has such technology you have windows into any generation within the past century? That you even have a longing for this stuff shows how clear those windows are.
If you were born in 1955, you think you'd know about Garcia pre1986?
Great point, but, I'd like to experience those decades first hand instead of through mediums like videos/photos (which I am still grateful for). My dad was born in '54 and he knew about Jerry pre1986 so.. maybe?! Cheers.
I was. It was fantastic, but there was Vietnam. Spent 13 months there, many young men literally died....count your blessings.
Blase, it was a pretty good time, generally speaking. But, as stated in my predecessor's comment, there was Vietnam. Pop culture was pretty awesome. Much of the best music and film work was being, or had been, done. As far as technology, the internet and communications technology, well, that's all great; there are benefits, but all that isn't as great as some portray it compared to before. There is both benefit and detriment. More people have more convenient access to what required more work and more social exposure previously. But, instead of that access being tempered with an education characterized by depth and wisdom, it's often part of a personal bundle more essentially informed by pop culture and simplistic reaction. Other than that broadened access, as well as the simplified and expedient communications, there's not much more in the way of information for the common man (person). Its just more convenient for everyone to access it from their bedroom. We had television, schools, newspapers, magazines, and telephones. T'was not the dark ages. With respect to the current era, our advances are for the most part overrated and over-promoted.
For me, being a teen in the mid seventies was pretty great, and in the late 60s was when I really began exploring and collecting great music, album rock, and seeing some great films. By the seventies, more music, and concerts; and, great bands like the Dead, Garcia, and most everybody, were still around. It was a privelege to be a young person in the US then.
Thank You!!!!
More to come...uploading Reflections
I am glad you all are enjoying the music.
Just close your eyes & listen...
the hippies were right !
Of course they were!!!
I would love to see a video with this audio but with the record actually spinning on the turntable!
Great idea for a youtube channel!
@@shaolin_tcg4727 there already is at least one youtube channel I know of that does just that. He plays the records and has a camera positioned just above his head, looking down. You watch the record spin while it plays, and you watch him flip it to play side two. Wish I could remember the name, sorry bout that...
Hahahaa That's an awesome comment. I completely concur.
@@tammichenard1024 If you ever happen to come across him again and then can find your way back to this channel, actually remember to think of it and then preform the feat of posting a link, it'd be mighty appreciated. Even years from now. Now, what was that saying again? ... All Good Things In All Good Time D:
All my JG solo stuff was on cassette which has not survived time. Thanks
I'D be happier than dung to dub for you !! PM me w/ details; pls include what you'd like for filler (or be surprised)
@@eddisc4205 I was just thinking that too, except then promptly remembered the cassette player I have now eats all the tapes on the right side despite taking it to a supposed "professional" to fix the issue, and I had to leave all my computer & CD copying devices back in CA. But, I hope he takes you up on that offer! Trading and copying tapes of shows and, shit, even just making copies of records or tapes of their studio albums for people was so much fun. Didn't take a lot to make a DeadHead happy, hunh? .
Love!!
Oh Jerome
Jerry Garcia is an American treasure. The day he died Bill Clinton felt it neccessary to address the nation.
I've seen this album in a bookstore for years, and always thought it was really cool in an over the top dumb way, only this last time did I think to take a picture so I could remember it.
Decent, not what I expected but nice
Seriously what is up with that cover art? It's nuts in the most bizarre way
@@GarlTsagan not sure but it's great, it really stands out in a crowd that's for sure
People just enjoy..
Well, I wasn't fast enough, so this song is an earlier song; but you can not see Jerry's facial expressions in early days
somebody tell me a story from the seventies. id love to hear
I have a pin with Jerry on top...
they tried predicting the future . but not as close as what as they thought . but close enough
go here for track listing > jerrygarcia.com/album/run-for-the-roses/
grindstone sinners approve
Jay Umlauf I agree!
Im stickin with Garcia/Khan, John
🤙
track listing?
I listen, however, i strut in a firelight vw campfire rowdy head drinkashot
Go Jer
The drumming on this album is crap....I could've done better in mah sleep . while dreamin' ' bout sumthin' else....but hey,,,,,,,great effort regardless
Great songs though
It really is, i never really noticed before your comment. LOL
I don't think it's that bad... 🤔 Songs are well (served) in my humble opinion.✌🏽
LOL