I like how you noticed the logo stickers on the equipment, since that’s actually how the famous skull and lightning logo got started- as a way to mark their equipment. The very first design was actually just a circle with the lightning bolt, and then the skull part was added on later. 💀 ⚡️ 🌹
Yes! Finally someone is reacting to this great live song. One of the best live Dead songs imo. They all bring it. Another great one Bobby sings live is Estimated Prophet. And Jerry's guitar playing. Always ♥️♥️♥️. The whole audience is dancing to this.
My favorite version is on Dick’s Picks 18 from the UNIDome. It opened set 2, and when Bobby’s mic failed at the start, Jerry ripped off a killer 5 minute solo while repairs were made. What a show! ✌️❤️🎶
The lead singer's vocal stylings are modeled after the version of this song recorded decades earlier by Reverend Gary Davis. Check him out if you haven't already 😊
Fantastic - you've reached into an uncommon source for Dead reactions from one of the peak periods of Dead shows. I'll be watching for more, for sure. Thanks for checking this one out; you made my night.
Winterland was a legendary rink / music hall that was there from the Grateful Dead's early days. This was the closing night. A great performance in an extremely historic venue, not just for the Dead but for countless acts over the years. Check out The Grateful Dead Movie to see this old building come alive.
@@tedbowen3085 I only meant old in terms of Teez talking like he wanted her now lol.. I'm only a couple years younger then her so it's good for the goose and the gander.
this was NYE and the "closing" of Winterland where this was performed - "If I had my way; I would tear this OLD BUILDING down!" - 1st set, before the heavy drinking set in - the song was first done by the Reverend Gary Davis who taught the song to Peter, Paul & Mary who recorded a version calling it "If I Had My Way" - very old traditional song - if you're looking for some cool "dead" to check out - try the tune "Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleoo" or maybe a nice crunchy "Morning Dew" from 1988 - then for some Jazz - listen to "Eyes of the World" 1989 with Branford Marsalis sitting in for the 1st time with the Grateful Dead that evening
Samson and Delilah is a song that draws inspiration from the biblical story of Samson and Delilah’s relationship, this is a good one too react to Teez , 👍 Merry Christmas to you and the family 🎄🫶🏻💕🫶🏻🎄
Yeah, originally recorded by the late great Reverend Gary Davis who was a big inspiration for Jerry Garcia and the rest of the band. Thanks for the posting this!❤
Jerry took you someplace new every night. And I read Bobby studied Coltrane first the chords he played supporting Miles’ solos. They were the best live music ever. Great reaction. ✌️❤️🎶
Let’s make Teez the king of Grateful Dead and JGB reactions. Others do like 10 reactions and quit. Send Teez your best live concert 10 minute jams please
Jerry is playing one of his more famous guitars, known as the "Wolf" Guitar, due to the artwork at the bottom. The beautiful young lady is Mrs. Donna Jean Godcheaux, who was married to the Piano player, Keith Godcheaux. They were in the Grateful Dead for most of the 1970's. This is "The Closing Of Winterland" concert, a New Years Eve tradition which I will be watching in it's entirety in about a week. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everybody!!!
My first Dead show. My first hit, (It was a tiny microdot in a clear capsule it was violet colored) My first time walking through the doors at Winterland. I was 14. My head was spinning for days. This was coming off my first concert ever at the Palace of Fine Arts about a year and a half earlier I think, The Tubes. I cannot believe they even let a 13 year old into that show, talk about debauchery. I remember at the Tubes when it started to get quite pornographic I was looking around at the adults wondering when one of them was going to tell me to leave or cover my eyes or something. All that happened was I was offered a hit off of a joint. I looked at my friend and was like "ok I think we're good" took a big drag and went back to staring at the more than half naked girls in leather onstage. I was shipped off to boarding school shortly after (surprise surprise) and did not see the Dead again until 81 with Brent.
Thanks for doing more Grateful Dead! You mentioned "Fire". Fast forward 10 years to "Deal" : Grateful Dead 1989 at Alpine Valley Jerry melts the face off everyone there including the band if you watch closely. React or listen you won't be disappointed. He's at "full boil"
Unlike most bands with 2 drummers, Billy and Mickey played off one another. But did not hit the same drum notes a good deal of the time. They held down their own percussion section with development of the Rythym Devils (an offshoot of the Dead). They did most of the instrumental music and sounds in Apocalypse Now. They were a percussive section that aided in the development of much that is used in the world of music, today, in every spectrum - including midi exploration.
Goog review. Thanks. Try some Widespread Panic from 97 to 01. May or may not like it but it is worth a watch. Very much in the same vain as far as being a jam band but not so much in sound.
@@TeezMcGee here’s a fun one under 8 min if you wanted to give em another listen. Trey not messing around here. It won’t let me post the link so here’s the video title Phish | 12.31.10 | Backwards Down the Number Line
@@musiquefantastique7127 haha its hard cause he has a 8 minute time limit, and hes also already reacted to alot of phish on this channel. I used to not be the biggest number line fan but its grown on me a bit
I like how you noticed the logo stickers on the equipment, since that’s actually how the famous skull and lightning logo got started- as a way to mark their equipment. The very first design was actually just a circle with the lightning bolt, and then the skull part was added on later.
💀 ⚡️ 🌹
Yes! Finally someone is reacting to this great live song. One of the best live Dead songs
imo. They all bring it. Another great one Bobby sings live is Estimated Prophet. And Jerry's guitar playing. Always ♥️♥️♥️. The whole audience is dancing to this.
My favorite version is on Dick’s Picks 18 from the UNIDome. It opened set 2, and when Bobby’s mic failed at the start, Jerry ripped off a killer 5 minute solo while repairs were made. What a show! ✌️❤️🎶
Jerry is his PRIME!!!! Whooo! Hell yeah.
The lead singer's vocal stylings are modeled after the version of this song recorded decades earlier by Reverend Gary Davis.
Check him out if you haven't already 😊
Grew up listening to the Dead. Yes, nothing so sweet as Jerry Garcia's guitar. Legendary live shows.
Legendary indeed ❤
Fantastic - you've reached into an uncommon source for Dead reactions from one of the peak periods of Dead shows. I'll be watching for more, for sure. Thanks for checking this one out; you made my night.
Winterland was a legendary rink / music hall that was there from the Grateful Dead's early days. This was the closing night. A great performance in an extremely historic venue, not just for the Dead but for countless acts over the years. Check out The Grateful Dead Movie to see this old building come alive.
The stickers were to help ensure no one walked off with their equipment.
I like that you get the Dead. Welcome aboard. Listen to everything. You won't be disappointed. Peace.
The woman is Donna Godchaux who is a very old woman now. She was married to the piano player Keith Godchaux at the time.
She was once a back up singer for Elvis as well.✌️❤️🎶
She was a backup singer at the legendary Muscle Shoals recording studio and sang on several famous songs.
Donna Is 76. I hope that isn’t “very old” or I am in deep shit.
@@tedbowen3085 I only meant old in terms of Teez talking like he wanted her now lol.. I'm only a couple years younger then her so it's good for the goose and the gander.
I thought she was married to Bobby😂😂😂😂
this was NYE and the "closing" of Winterland where this was performed - "If I had my way; I would tear this OLD BUILDING down!" - 1st set, before the heavy drinking set in - the song was first done by the Reverend Gary Davis who taught the song to Peter, Paul & Mary who recorded a version calling it "If I Had My Way" - very old traditional song - if you're looking for some cool "dead" to check out - try the tune "Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleoo" or maybe a nice crunchy "Morning Dew" from 1988 - then for some Jazz - listen to "Eyes of the World" 1989 with Branford Marsalis sitting in for the 1st time with the Grateful Dead that evening
You can drink heroin? Lol
Samson and Delilah is a song that draws inspiration from the biblical story of Samson and Delilah’s relationship, this is a good one too react to Teez , 👍 Merry Christmas to you and the family 🎄🫶🏻💕🫶🏻🎄
Merry Christmas love! Appreciate the education ❤
Finally getting back to Grateful Dead. Nice choice!
At every show, I heard this jam, my feet and arms needed their space for dancing.
Yeah, originally recorded by the late great Reverend Gary Davis who was a big inspiration for Jerry Garcia and the rest of the band. Thanks for the posting this!❤
Jerry took you someplace new every night. And I read Bobby studied Coltrane first the chords he played supporting Miles’ solos. They were the best live music ever. Great reaction. ✌️❤️🎶
Let’s make Teez the king of Grateful Dead and JGB reactions. Others do like 10 reactions and quit. Send Teez your best live concert 10 minute jams please
Fantastic review, fantastic performance, shocked only 308 thumbs up. Subscribed to you based on your love and openmindedness.
Greatest group of all time.
Gratest 🌛⚡🌜🍄🌁🍄
Feel in that moment. That's right!
Jerry is playing one of his more famous guitars, known as the "Wolf" Guitar, due to the artwork at the bottom. The beautiful young lady is Mrs. Donna Jean Godcheaux, who was married to the Piano player, Keith Godcheaux. They were in the Grateful Dead for most of the 1970's. This is "The Closing Of Winterland" concert, a New Years Eve tradition which I will be watching in it's entirety in about a week. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everybody!!!
Blind Willie Johnson died BLOCKS from my home. These men keep him alive
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one of my all time fav dead tunes! This one is awesome so fun to dance to!!
Grateful Dead. That is all.
My first Dead show. My first hit, (It was a tiny microdot in a clear capsule it was violet colored) My first time walking through the doors at Winterland. I was 14. My head was spinning for days. This was coming off my first concert ever at the Palace of Fine Arts about a year and a half earlier I think, The Tubes. I cannot believe they even let a 13 year old into that show, talk about debauchery. I remember at the Tubes when it started to get quite pornographic I was looking around at the adults wondering when one of them was going to tell me to leave or cover my eyes or something. All that happened was I was offered a hit off of a joint. I looked at my friend and was like "ok I think we're good" took a big drag and went back to staring at the more than half naked girls in leather onstage. I was shipped off to boarding school shortly after (surprise surprise) and did not see the Dead again until 81 with Brent.
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That's Donna Jean Godchaux.
Appreciate that 🙌
Let's not sleep on the fact that she had previously been a backing vocalist at Muscle Shoals singing with Elvis Presley and many other legends.
Nice. Saw the Dead twice in the 70s. Both shows over 4hrs and brilliant.
Would definitely love for you to hear "Fire on the Mountain".
Love it T. Good eye on the sticker!
Thanks for doing more Grateful Dead!
You mentioned "Fire". Fast forward 10 years to "Deal" : Grateful Dead 1989 at Alpine Valley
Jerry melts the face off everyone there including the band if you watch closely.
React or listen you won't be disappointed.
He's at "full boil"
Unlike most bands with 2 drummers, Billy and Mickey played off one another. But did not hit the same drum notes a good deal of the time. They held down their own percussion section with development of the Rythym Devils (an offshoot of the Dead). They did most of the instrumental music and sounds in Apocalypse Now. They were a percussive section that aided in the development of much that is used in the world of music, today, in every spectrum - including midi exploration.
My logo is 91 RFK show.
The Rev Gary Davis
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sweet
Appreciate that tidbit 🙌
Goog review. Thanks. Try some Widespread Panic from 97 to 01. May or may not like it but it is worth a watch. Very much in the same vain as far as being a jam band but not so much in sound.
Hi Teez 💗.
hey babydoll 💕
Zooted Bobby Ball sac is quite the showman!!
Yo Teez. I hope you were properly medicated for this.
Go back and key on the bass...you'll find a whole continuing solo happening. Cheers, --bd
Hoping you’ll get back into some phish soon!
damn i haven't heard phish in a minute!
@@TeezMcGee here’s a fun one under 8 min if you wanted to give em another listen. Trey not messing around here. It won’t let me post the link so here’s the video title
Phish | 12.31.10 | Backwards Down the Number Line
@@benlandau4337 if you're gonna share Phish, for god's sake, share something good.
@@musiquefantastique7127 haha its hard cause he has a 8 minute time limit, and hes also already reacted to alot of phish on this channel. I used to not be the biggest number line fan but its grown on me a bit
They only play this song on Sunday so if you don't see them on a Sunday you will never hear this song live
Really? Damn I never connected those dots
If you think that's fire...try "Fire on the Mountain"...!!!
What a shame that the first dead song you heard was a Bobby song.
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