Los Lobos/Grateful Dead "This Land is Your Land" 07-02-1989
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Well, not the whole Dead obviously. But all of Los Lobos and Bob Weir, Jerry Garcia and Mickey Hart
rendering a fine version of Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" backstage before (or between)one of their shared bill shows in July 1989. Love that Steve Berlin sax break.
my goodness,,,,,,THIS IS BETTER THAN PERFECTION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!nice job by steve berlin on that baritone sax!!!!!!!!!!!!,,,,ALL of them are great musicians!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
And to think, RUclips took this down once. I petitioned fair use and won.
I just love this song .really touches my heart ❤
Of the 178 shows I was privileged enough to see between October 1980 and April 1995, I had more fun at this one on 7-2-89.
I agree 100%
This was in Foxboro I was lucky enough to be working for them. It was really an amazing day Jerry was his usual jovial self they jammed for quite awhile before they did the shoot. Great to see the clip it brought back great memories. Jerry was not only a tremendous player but a bright and loving soul. Unlike many other "superstars" he treated me and everyone else around him with kindness, man he made me laugh so hard and just loved to play on stage and off
This was Foxboro, I was lucky enough to be working for them as ground support for the helicopters. Taking them from the birds to their dressing rooms. Jerry and the Los Lobos guys jammed quite awhile before the shoot, it was great fun. I've worked for allot of "superstars" and Jerry unlike many Jerry treated me and everyone around him with kindness and comrade re. When I think of him I think of laughter and music his musical talent was matched with keen wit, man did he make me laugh
How is Los Lobos not in the rock and roll 🎸 hall of fame yet? I’m waiting
@@marcmailman22 Too ethnic. If they only knew. These days the Hall of Fame has about as much relevance as the Academy Awards.
"There was a big high wall there that tried to stop me;
Sign was painted, it said private property;
But on the back side it didn't say nothing;
That side was made for you and me"
Wow- - never saw this-
What a treat!!!!
This is actually Foxboro Stadium, July 2, 1989. Thanks, this is very cool.
Excellent my favorite song
This is the song that everyone should listen to when they think of immigration. I'm white and I have no means of discrimination tword anyone who wants to come live in this great country Because in the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Like Woody said it best "This land is your land, this land is our land from California to the New York Island. From the red wood forest to the Gulf Stream waters... This land was made for you and me"-A true great American song writer. This song is the trueth for EVERYONE
I was at this show! If we only knew this was going on somewhere in the same parking lot!!
please beam this on the wall blast the sound at my memorial
this could possibly be the coolest 3.5 minutes on you tube. I was up there for this stuff it was about 95 degrees in the shade but as usual los lobos as well as the boys played some killer sets that summer day.
Wow, first time I ever saw this one. Awesome!! '89 was an excellent year for the boys. Summer tour was sweltering throughout. I saw them in Philly 5 days after this performance with Hornsby opening. If I remember correctly, Los Lobos opened some shows and Hornsby opened others, seemingly at random.
8 days before my 1st show!!! 7/10/89
I made the show later that day. Killer show. hell we rode the bikes up from prov. had a blast.
Boy, do I miss ole' Jer! But thank god Los Lobos is still going strong.
Nice. Grazie!
Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir and Los Lobos sing "This Land is Your Land" behind the late great Foxboro Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts, before the boys played their 7/2/89 show.
Love this so much.
Thank for that information, I will explore, more
Very cool I enjoyed it very much
Even half goofing off, these 2 bands are awesome 😂😂😂😂
@@gregoryfujita8265 After Garcia died David Hidalgo was said to have been considered as a replacement, but did not want to leave basically his family. He would have been an amazingly good fit. Saw them do their “Bertha” jam, good stuff. There’s also video of Jerry sitting in.. I think it was the Lion’s Share. I just gotta poke around.
it was just filmed on one camera, with the camera mic. It showed them before they started, talking about who's line was who's and what not.
Love it!
David Hidalgo looks at Bob like "who is this milky gringo dressed like Richard Simmons?"
1989 indeed! good call.
Amen and like, yeah.
The full version was also a lot better quality. The reason it got pulled is that this is a world full of jerks. Someone, almost certainly not Bob Weir or Los Lobos, objected to it being seen for free. It mattered not to whoever it was that this video would not be seen otherwise. There were some great live Van Morrison tracks on RUclips also. In this case, it was Van Morrison himself who had them pulled. This is consistent with everything I've heard about him, including from a former band member.
Oh Bobby, Bobby, Bobby
may god bless AMERICA
@cleartheroomband Actually, you have it all wrong-Woody was a patriot. Not a banner waving, flag worshiping patriot, but a true patriot. He never wrote an anti-American song. "This Land's" original title was "God Blessed America" -it was written as a response to Kate Smith's version of God Bless America, which was at the top of the charts at the time. His message was God didn't need to bless America, it was already blessed-hardly an anti-American sentiment!
💙💙💙
Here's more...forgive the Forest Sawyer intro
I see Jerry is there -- what elst do you need?
@meeshajunk45
This was at Foxboro Stadium before a July 4th Dead show, Los Lobos was opening. I think it was '89.
"This Land Is Your Land" is one of the United States' most famous folk songs. Its lyrics were written by Woody Guthrie in 1940 based on an existing melody, in response to Irving Berlin's "God Bless America", which Guthrie considered unrealistic and complacent. Tired of hearing Kate Smith sing it on the radio, he wrote a response originally called "God Blessed America for Me". Guthrie sometimes included more overtly political verses than appear in recordings or publications."
It's no American folk song. It's an anti-fascist socialist anthem!
@truegangsteroflove Right on. They are missing the point. It fuels love for the artist enabling them to charge top dollar. Its just the greedy beurocracts. Importantly search van again cause there is some good new old livestuff.
never seen this b4. was at show after this 1 in bflo. this song is truly what america is about. its for the rich,poor black white old young ugly sexy , you get my drift. now get out there n see this country of ours. take our county back! say fuck you to corporations raping the land & workforce.vote democrat n independent. tea party is a farce
why did jerry wear all black in the burning hot sun lol it's not slimming my man
Could this possibly be more relevant today! Force Trump to sit in a chair & watch until it gets through that thick orange skull
Why can’t we enjoy the video without your political rant?
@@davidbourque3277 Because it is extremely relevant.
@@larryn2682 hows your TDS working out now ?
show me on this doll
fail
This band sucks so bad!
Jerry's voice, his guitar, bobby's voice. I dont know what it is about it but when they cometogether, its just soemthing special. I dont know what it is. theres alot of great bands, its hard to say GD is the absolut best-i think they are though.
I can say this definitively though, there will NEVER be a band like the grateful dead again. there will never bee anyone like jerry garcia ever again. Enjoy this stuff, pass it on to your children. never let it be forgotten!!!!
RIP Jerry
-peace!
This was Foxboro, I was lucky enough to be working for them as ground support for the helicopters. Taking them from the birds to their dressing rooms. Jerry and the Los Lobos guys jammed quite awhile before the shoot, it was great fun. I've worked for allot of "superstars" and Jerry unlike many Jerry treated me and everyone around him with kindness and comrade re. When I think of him I think of laughter and music his musical talent was matched with keen wit, man did he make me laugh
Los Lobos was Jerry's favorite band. That's an amazing accomplishment in my book. Because his drug of choice was music more then anything else. Music junky
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The coolest stuff sometimes happens in a parking lot.
This was Foxboro, I was lucky enough to be working for them as ground support for the helicopters. Taking them from the birds to their dressing rooms. Jerry and the Los Lobos guys jammed quite awhile before the shoot, it was great fun. I've worked for allot of "superstars" and Jerry unlike many Jerry treated me and everyone around him with kindness and comrade re. When I think of him I think of laughter and music his musical talent was matched with keen wit, man did he make me laugh
priceless! a bunch of very cool dudes and one of them is carrying a super bad-ass sax!
Some 5 star down-home music straight from America's and Jerry's heart.
had to be back stage at Laguna Secca.....great show...great fun......miss those summers.....
It just wouldn't be the 80s without Bob's little shorts!
great version of this song!
I put it on my favorite list about 20 seconds in.
Notice the cig in Jerry's Guitar?
Wish he was still with us...desperately
Jerry Garcia...you'll be missed
How have I not seen this before. Awesome!!
The Loma quake was on Oct 17, 1989. This clip, as someone pointed out, was from a few month earlier backstage at Sullivan Stadium, Foxboro Mass
Bob has consistently had stuff pulled. He even used the I have to send my kids to college line.
Sometimes this ol' world is just all right.
I sure do miss that old Swede.
I never saw this gave me goosebumps
@NOLA907 : Well, yeah! I have a feeling what attracted me to the Dead & JGB was that his personality came through in everything he did, you can ususally catch his guitar laughing now and then. Seeing him in a small club this was even more apparent. We're fortunate to have been around in his time, and even more so that of any band, almost all of their musical output is still available. For free, in most cases, for now, anyway.
It's a great riposte to the way America has been going since the Bush dynasty started selling it down the river. I'm not an American, but I sincerely hope, despite all odds, that the peeps of America will reclaim This Land for You and All of Me.
(I was going to say something rude about Bobby Weir's walk shorts, but that is too trifling - RIP Jerry and long live David and his Los Lobos)
@palealien I just heard that verse for the first time, today. Thanks for sharing that. It belongs in the song.
They played "This Land..." several times, also "C'Mon Baby, Let the Good Times Roll" and "Sittin' On Top of The World"
picking in the parking lot.....got to love it.
Yeah, you know, I always thought that setting didn't look like anywhere at the track I ever saw. Local Bay Area station ran the network promo. Duly noted.
Tanks.
Hmmm this was my first dead show I ever went too and I seem to recall Los Lobos playing a nice, albeit short, opening set. I remember I was sweating my ass off on the floor during their set, it was so hot!
Amen!
well said, my friend.
Wow. 'nuff said about whose it is. Who would not want to be part of that?
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! to you Kevy. I hope you find your way one day.
So, what was this full version- produce by whom? Available commercially, ever? And why do you suppose this little snippet showed up on the news? Just curious.
This should be how we bring peace to the southern border. Share and share alike but be an American in spirit if you come here....
bobby's kid's are hangin' outta his short shorts!!
Love great sax
Man, what a chestnut this is! First time I've seen this. Just classic! So many comments about being there. Was this a weekend concert or festival?
kick ass
keeping man Kindmost awesome
By god that old boy can pick
If it wasn't for Los Lobos I wouldn't have watched this. What were they thinking jamming with people like Greatful dead. Los Lobos has more talent than The Dead.
What city and or stadium are they at? This is straight from America's Heart! God Bless Everyone!
@mase5701 I titally agree!
Was this song a direct protest against the Indigenous peoples' land claims???
In 1940, there were no land claims by Indigenous Peoples. "This Land Is My Land" was written to protest against Irving Berlin...
I feel bad for you.
Just let it simma...
It must be Tuesday.
ear candy/soul candy. Americana. as opposed to trumpicana
Was this song a direct protest against the Indigenous peoples' land claims???
@mase5701 groovy huh
How old are you? And i have found my way. My way is certainly not listening to the Dead.
There will never be another band like the dead ever. THANK GOD. Although there is the band PHISH which also suck really bad and Bob Dylan is still singing he also sucks bad.
This land was made for "la raza"! ! !
those right wing fucks dont think it does...
go fuck yourself, dont listen to it. When you get to heaven, Jerry is gonna say "hey, this guy doesnt belong here"
and god is gonna be like, "If Jerry doesnt like him, I dont like him" and you will be cast onto an eternal hellfire