Grateful Dead - Live at Tinley Park, IL 7/21/90 [Full Concert]
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At least these weekly concerts have given us a true celebration of Brent's talent during his tenure with the band.
Sure have. He was so damn great.
What's up hippie?😃 Meow!
loved Brent.
Couldn’t agree more. I never realized it till I watched these 89-90 shows
he was beyond talented and into it ... he really helped define that period of time
This band brings me so much serotonin and nostalgia. My dads been listening to Grateful Dead since high school so I’ve listened to Grateful Dead my whole life. This makes me feel like I’m 5, sitting on my dads lap while we drive his Tahoe down to the creek to go fishing on a hot day, and it makes me think of helping him fix old cars in our barn/shop, or riding down a dusty dirt road with no AC, or late nights hanging out at our shop. I’ll always and forever be a deadhead.😂
I love that!!! And so would Jerry and the band!!!
That’s friggen awesome I prAy 🙏 that one day..:‘my family hears what I hear !!!!
Same for me, somewhere near the forests beneath the Rhine.
Yea for u my fellow Deadhead ! ❤️❤️🌹🌹🐇❤️🔥🐰💥👽🪐☠️💀👻
@@christopherruth1131 Well said...I hope and pray everybody does!
The finest band to ever walk the land!
Derek u have that rite ! There will never b another Jerry but this concert is so good ! ❤️🐰🌹🐇☮️👽🪐❤️🔥💥☄️👻😍🥰
They never touched the ground once they took off high steppin'
No doubt about that✨️✌️🇺🇸
That’s for sure more famous plus did more concerts than any other band ever ! ❤️🐰🐇🌹💀☠️🔥😵💫👻👽🪐🛸🚀☄️💥✨⚡️☮️🩵💛💚🩷❤️✝️ I loved all of them very much but after 10 years waiting for Jerry but when the time came I made him 20 minutes late to get back on stage but big Steve to me to get out because Jerry got so comfortable hugging me he didn’t want to leave me plus we both did a gram of my pure coke ! So we had to carry him to the stairs then Steve said he would never let me in again so I left but have no memory of that ! 😥🥲🌹🥀👻I told him what death was + that I saw ghost when I was younger so if he wanted to b earthbound to become a ghost he could ! So he did + visited me 5 times as one but I couldn’t c him but felt him ! The last time he came to me he lay on me + kissed me goodbye! My hearts been broken ever since he left us anyway but that was almost worse !
Jerry's ability to control the emotions of the audience is unrivaled!
He was actually freaked out by that. I think that's why his stage banter declined significantly after the "retirement". DIdn't want to permanently alter some kid's life with an offhand comment about the monitor mix or something lol.
At times, he could get into some dark places during space....and lead you back out. Captain Trips, we're grateful to have known ya.
I'd say elicit more than control, but yeah ... pure magic!
R.I.P. Brent, Jerry, Keith, Vince, Pig. Your music will live forever.
Vince who ?
@@bunnybeckman8029 Vince Welnick was the Dead's keyboard player from the time Brent died until Jerry died. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame as a member of the band, but he wasn't asked to re-join them after Jerry's death for reunions, which apparently upset him. He died by suicide in 2006.
@@joelberg3262I remember the day that happened. I think it was early June of 2006 and I was vacationing in Panama City beach FL. Such a sad story, awful day that was.
Robert Hunter too
I will always love the Gratefuldead the best because their music touched our souls very deep ! I’m so glad that I had my 10 years with them ! ❤️🐇🐰🌹🎵☠️💀⚡️🕊️🪽💥👽🪐🛸🚀🌟✨🥀🌏🌙✌️😘😍🥰love + peace to all of u ! ❤❤❤
Brent,was the heartbeat 💓 of the Dead,his soul will always be in there sacred tapes, videos and the memories that we have from seeing him perform ,there music had so much emotion when he sang them with all his heart,he will be forever be with us, God bless,be safe,,thanks for your beautiful music RIP DEADHEADS UNITE !!! Love you all 💜❤️
Set 1:
Touch Of Grey
Greatest Story Ever Told
Jack-A-Roe
Walkin' Blues
Friend Of The Devil
Just A Little Light
Queen Jane Approximately
Bird Song
Set 2:
Scarlet Begonias
Fire On The Mountain
Playin' In The Band
He's Gone
Drums
I Need A Miracle
Crazy Fingers
Dear Mr. Fantasy
One More Saturday Night
Encore:
The Mighty Quinn
I love the set list ! ❤️🐰🐇🌹☮️🕊️🪽👽🪐🛸🚀⚡️😇plus all the band does for us old Deadheads 😍🥰😘😂🤣😅🥹🥲
You forgot the Playin' reprise
Brent Mydland.
A soldier in the armies of the night.🌹💀🌹
Shades of Norman Mailer!
The flower that will grow the stones away
RIP Brent@@erikmorse5089
Brent was so underrated. An excellent harmony singer and ofcourse on the keys as well!
No doubt about it ✨️🙏
under nothing. Dude KEYED THE BOARD. been there seen that.PEACE
I was on tour from 87 on the years I toured Brent was anything but underrated. He was loved and he jammed every night. A couple times towards the end they helped him out but he still jammed. Great way to grow up those days were amazing!! Peace & love!!
@@johnbowse4693 you and me both!! He was absolutely amazing and anything but underrated or unloved.
Pigpen+GreggAllman+Mozart = Brent Mydland
Fly on and thank you eternally
I saw these 3 Tinley Park shows with all my old Deadhead buddies, most of which I havent seen in over 30 years. Brent was a huge influence, complimenting Jerry's phrasing like icing
Hi buddy i was there with ya.....
So was i, it was my last dead show. I am not sure why but it was.@@stonefree2573
Hey now! Same
NFA❤️⚡️💙
So was Seth and his gang of idiots
Lots of feedback on the recordings, musta sucked live
I was there for all three nights. It was first known as The World, but now it's called Hollywood Casino Ampitheater, or something like that. Great shows, lousy venue, and fascist security guards who tried to stop people from dancing and having a god time. Thank God the band never played here ever again! (Even though Bob Weir did do a solo show a year or two later) Nobody knew these would be Brent's last shows. Thanks for posting and sharing.
I was a few days from 20 years old and there all 3 nights. Summer 90 was a hell of a time.
Ha!...I think you got me by a couple months bro...my b-day is 9/23/70...so if you were 20 a few days from this, you got me beat...whether your b-day passed yet or not, Happy 50th my friend!...stay Grateful...miss Jerry and Brent every single day...✌💀💨🎸🐅🍄🐙🎹💫🎫♠️⚡🏟⛺🌍🐊🥀🐢🇺🇸🎶
@@vmeglis70 50 yrs ? Man you guys are old ! Lol Jk me too.
The shows were crazy at the World theater. They were so not ready for the Dead.
So is Summer 20.
Spring too my friend that whole spring / summer run was epic. did most of each of those runs THANKFULLY and yes was at the beginning of spring end of summer. I tell you from 5 rows back in landover I could tell something was not well on the ship. Go watch that run. You can hear it too
Jerry's smile.. PRICELESS
I was at this show.
Brent singing an exceptionally soulful Dear Mr. Fantasy was sadly poetic and burned into my heart forever.
Brent was good that whole tour man yeah I was at that show I seen every show that summer and 89 at Alpine Brent hung out with us and bullshited and party little bit of course he had a couple real big gpd guys with them and Brent should have given his old lady the f****** hot shot not done it himself LOL
This was my first of many Dead concerts I will NEVER forget what a great time it was
This was my first Dead show. Only had tix for the next night so we were outside, could hear so well. I remember the rain started pouring down during the Scarlet/Fire, Trippin in the rain. What a blast that show was. The next night was a great show too.
Glad I got a chance to see Brent, he was gone a few days later. There will never be another band like this one!
We were stuck on the highway, watching all the Chicago regular traffic jam sufferers wondering what hippie hellscape had descended upon them. 2 Nights later was my 21st birthday, the last night of Summer Tour, and Brents's last show (though none of us knew it then).
Yeah, that show was the first time I tried Acid. I was so lucky to be with one of the most beautiful girls in my school for that concert and afterwards!
Did the 90 summer tour and saw Brent's last show. That guy was a pure musician. Incredible soul. Very missed!
I caught 7-12-90 RFK this year. My 3rd & final Brent show. I was 16.
I did this tour too. It was the best and worst. Saw a lot of fights, gate crashing, ripoffs, busts, etc. of course the shows were always fun. But this was it for me. The last tour I did. Only saw them twice after. But the years I spent touring were some of the best of my life.
yeah the 90's brought a violence that was not there before@@Andrewtalksalot
I have a special place in my heart for Brent. ❤️
Me too brother
This show it's airborne during birdsong and never lets up. This is truly one of the great great Grateful Dead performances. I may be a little biased since I was there but damn.
No, I agree. Not biased at all, but then again, maybe I'm biased, too.
Pre-Birdsong is really good, too, but Birdsong welcomed in a magical night.
It's all good! ❤❤❤❤
Grateful for these streams; by far the best musical offering during this Lockdown. Long live the Dead..!!
Brent died just 5 days after this. What a bummer. He looked a bit out of shape but even though Jerry said he could see it coming, he did not look completely worse for wear. After this it really went hit or miss. RIP Jerry. RIP Brent. RIP Keith. RIP Ron. Long Live The Dead.
Vince too...🙏
@@vmeglis70 I Saw Brent 🌹 Up Too Vince🌹87-through!!!?95-With!!? Jerry🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸😀😁☹️😪 FARE Thee Will😪
Jerry said he seen it coming ?
SummerNights & Neon lights Yeah, in a Rolling Stone interview some time after Brent died. Jerry seemed mad at Brent in the interview. I thought he spoke rather harshly but he did know him well so...
That was cool
Set 1:
0:28 - Touch Of Grey
7:02 - Greatest Story Ever Told
12:29 - Jack-A-Roe
18:00 - Walkin' Blues
25:10 - Friend Of The Devil
35:05 - Just A Little Light
41:25 - Queen Jane Approximately
50:00 - Bird Song
Set 2:
1:06:24 - Scarlet Begonias >> 1:15:35 - Fire On The Mountain
1:30:37 - Playin' In The Band
1:41:45 - He's Gone
1:54:35 - Drums
2:13:25 - I Need A Miracle
2:18:18 - Crazy Fingers
2:26:35 - Dear Mr. Fantasy
2:33:10 - One More Saturday Night
Encore:
2:42:07 - The Mighty Quinn
... Crazy Fingers> Playin' tease> Mr Fantasy> Playin' Reprise> OMSN
thank you kind sir
bump
Muchas!
I love it that someone took the time to keep track of the songs that were played ! ❤🥹☮️😇😛I’ll always miss my Jerry , he came looking for me but ended up on the wrong island ! I wonder if he took anyone with him ? I never did find that out ? 😢
Jerry we miss and love you, never saw anyone communicating with a guitar to an audience like you. Saw you over 500 times in concert between the Dead and Garcia Band shows over a thirty year period. You never ceased to amaze me .
Wow Joseph! I'm very envious of you, I only saw him 4 times and was at his last 2 shows, also in Chicago like Brent (The Chicago Curse?) Jerr's 25th anniversary of his passing is Sunday; which I'm sure you know. I sure do miss him...
Me too! (~);}
Whoa. That’s epic. What you must understand
Jealous .....I tasted paradise only once at the Knickerbocker in 90 ,but at least I heard that one ....any tall tales ??
Adirondack Trekking , I was lucky to work Backstage at a Jerry Garcia band concert at my friends college We help them unload all of the speakers and amplifiers and worked all day and then I met Jerry’s personal chef who was cooking in the back room and there was so much equipment you cannot believe it ,and then all of a sudden I turn around and Jerry Garcia is eating a paper plate of stir fry right in front of me.😳 He said “ Hey man, thanks for helping “and walked off.. The show was amazing and we were given shirts and made security!.. I was front row and remember Tangled up in Blue rocking so hard ans so loud that Jerry’s eyes rolled back in his head 🤣💥...I couldn’t hear for three days.
Even though not the best version. Just a Little Light was one of my favorite songs. Def my fav Brent song. One of the best singing voices ever. So under rated.
Greatest band ever still trucking with dead and company
I was there , and I was crushed when I heard the news about Brent a few days later.
💀🎸🎶🎵🧠💕💖💛🌌🌎
wow
where was i saturday july 21 1990
this is just like a miracle 🌹
I was born not far away from Chicago, Evanston Hospital and grew up in the North Shore of Chicago, Winnetka to be exact and love this music!!! At 63 years old now going on 64 Nov. 12th. Tinley Park is 20 minutes from Chicago and a very nice town. Winnetka is by the great lake Michigan and is rich as heck but a beautiful place to be raised and about 35 minutes from Chicago on Lakeshore Drive. In Thailand where I live it 12:38 P.M.
I was a complete metalhead (and I still am) but those Dead shows were a blast 👍
been chronologically getting into grateful dead and i'm only just breaking into the 70s now and this is awesome for me. i just tuned in and got to see this insane long version of fire on the mountain played for me. i'm not even at euro 72. this is awesome. thanks.
90s for sure have more then a few favorites for me
Hey MV I like your style start at the beginning like that and okay though. That’s the kind. Do check out what you can get if iver theater Grateful Dead 66 LA on CZcams. That Hey little one is epic and king b proves Garcia was on par equal to - or they were equal to him- whatever- the best blues players ever. He the fourth King. Peace and love.
At least you're enjoying the ride (~);} !!!
You’ve blasted through the studio stuff too? Lots of cool tunes you don’t really hear live
@Mikey V did John Mayer have anything to do with your interest. Just saying it seems like everyone getting into them now only is because John Mayer
Happy Birthday Captain Trips. R.I.P
Miss Jerry and Brent every single day brother...NFA...🎸🐅🥀
I was in the crowd that night. I remember it so well as sadly I met Brent M. between drums and space. He walked through the crowd with not a soul realizing, at least no one made an attempt to say anything. Not me......I said hey Brent I really appreciate all you do for the music! He thanked me, shook my hand and made his way in to the soundboard which was located immediately behind me. I have reflected many times about that night, for a number of reasons, but this was very close to the end of his Playing in the Band forever.
As far as this show goes watch the great highlights of Scarlet/Fire at about 1:14.00 Wier and garcia at their 89/90 peak was quite a powerful thing, and this was a good show. Earlier in the year I was at 3/21/90 & 3/22/90 in Hamilton ON, Canada where the boys blew the lid off that joint.
As always the show is in the eyes of the beholder quite literally!
Cheers to all my bus mates.
Listen to the river sing sweet songs to rock your soul.
JSS
Those are Especially Magical Moments,
HA!! Just listend to both of those shows last night and today. EPIC!!!!!!!!
Love That Jerry's Shorts Are Cut-Offs! Hell,That's the way We used To do It!
Didn’t get GD until I heard Touch of Grey-then I stumbled onto Scarlet Begonias-this magical melodic tune of ‘the girl, the flowers...the heart of gold band’-Jerry’s voice, guitar that sounds like a bell, the organ-all of it captured my heart. I can picture the west coasters just moving to this grove in Cali back in the good old days-it takes me there. In these concerts they go to Fire on the Mountain-another great jam.👌😎
My first show ,and I was 12 . I went with my mom,dad, and sister. It was such a special night for me . Looking back ,I bet my dad was pretty happy with the set lists for his daughters first show. I mean that Scarlett Fire was the shit , and Jerry during Hes Gone.
I've been listening to this once a year for years, and I cry every time. What a great show, and great memories. Lot's of goosebumps.
There is a definite reason to miss Brent if nothing more than to watch his face when Jerry gave him the signals and the sign to change tunes and Brent was so into it it's just a lovely thing to watch
I was 16 years old when I saw this awesome Grateful Dead concert. Thank you so much for posting it for us to watch!
I love the Grateful Dead.
I snuck a quarter keg onto City Island Harrisburg Pa for a Dead concert.. People tried to buy beer from me, but it was for me and friends only. My treat. We drank half during the concert. Afterwards we went right across the river and partied at a mansion right on Front St. along the bank of the Susquehanna River. Keg wasn't finished till the wee hours of the morning. JJ
1983
Brent's life was snuffed out way too soon. He was so talented and had the most unique voice. That was a very sad day....
Brett Mydland, what a voice, great 80's sounding song at 38:00 mark. Beautiful cord progression and haunting melody, his voice suits it well. Look at the faces of the drummers while they're playing, it's intense and the groove is deep.
Not to be a dick and correct you but his name was Brent….. and he played keys. Perhaps you are confused with Billy (Bill Kreutzsman) no big deal but is funny because by the time the 80’s shows came about and touch of grey, that really killed us all a bit, stores started selling yarn bracelets and tie dies at department stores! Uff! I will say that some of the best live sets ever with Jerry were the Alpine Valley shows around 87? I dunno it’s a bit fuzzy after all these years but Tinley Park as a venue BLOWS! For a roadie or a fan, the audio throw major sux outta of that shed and there’s only one way in and out! For everyone! It’s a shit location, I dread it! Won’t even attend shows there when friends or crew are doing that venue…. It’s like “you’re playing Tineley….. catch ya down the road brother” lol.
@@NoLightsTillBrooklyn this video, you don’t have to go your dreaded venue.
Isn’t the fact that we have this good enough?
I think it’s funny you watched enough to complain.
@@NoLightsTillBrooklyn and not to be a dick but the drummer most featured in this clip is Mickey Hart, in case you missed it.
And it’s Bill Kreutzmann.
If you’re gonna call people out
Get your info correct.
I was 19 at that show and had a real good time!
Great choice. Bittersweet, but a great choice.
I'm a musician. I love the Grateful Dead, especially Jerry and Phil. I was debating if I should get a guitar or a bass guitar. The way Phil is playing at the start of I need a miracle made up my mind for me. Bass guitar it is. Jerry is also kicking serious ass!!! I think 1990 is my favorite year.
yeah Keep on Truckin' Sterling
Phil's way turned up for Miracle. Just killer.
Love this!! Start at the Aids benefit, Oakland Stadium May 89, and go alllllll the way until Brent dies. Best 15 months ever.
I had 8 plus years of them backstage , I was so happy most of the time but when Jerry was out of it he was still able to play that guitar !
Loved it for having attended with close friends who were experiencing their first show. Pretty sentimental and still so many enjoyable and quality moments! For me, the best of the Tinley run, especially as it was local for me at the time. A month later and me and the same college bud moved into a sweet greystone in Wrigleyville. Loved the Birdsong, and pretty much the entire 2nd set. Guiding my buds, I claimed there would certainly NOT be a Playin, yet we all enjoyed another one, directly after the last show at Deer Creek. Also, a post-drums Crazy Fingers?! This was a fine show to share with my friends and we attended several more until the end!
Some of my last Dead shows, good times.
I like to think each “phase” of the Dead had it’s merits rather than try to compare them. “It’s all good” ‘cause it’s rock & roll!
As someone who came of age in high school in the mid 70's solidly in the Keith & Donna era, I've never understand the Touchhead era Bias towards Brent. He was certainly the right guy at the right time, Keith was a zombie by '78, but his playing was more Rock than Psychedelia, & songs simply Sucked (but so did Keith & Donna's & Vince's to be fair, but there were simply so many more of Brent's), & maybe I'm biased against him cause he was there for the worst of the Speedball Jerry era (84 - 86) & top 40 Cheez era (87-88). The GD certainly went on to at least another 13 months of top notch music after Brent's passing, it wasn't till after Bill Graham died Oct 91 they really started to fall off. Even so I'd rather hear 92-94 over 84-86
@@sideshowbob that's crazy
I'm still discovering new phases...
Here...Here! depending on the decade everyone gets what they like/want
@@sideshowbob Wow, Brent fans are "Touch Heads". That is sure a fucking reach. 78-79 sucked. They caught fire with Brent immediately and got better every single year until Jer's coma. You are probably the only person in the world who would prefer 92-95 to 84-86, as this was literally the pinnacle of their career playing wise. Brent was the best singer, player and band mate. The only things he wasn't good at was songwriting and self control. You are the one with the bias, not Brent fans. You have something against people who came on board after you did, obviously. That's probably hundreds of thousands of people. Simply put, your opinion is ridiculous and troll worthy.
Thanks for the music. It has brought me back to you with memories of incredible joy and a few years shed but as always it's the music
The original Motley Crew. I’ve heard Grateful Dead music over the years. I can see watching these shows why Dead Heads are a thing. It’s like a Holy Ghost Revival. Every soul is getting blessed differently at every meeting. No two concerts are the same. I’m jealous that I was never able to be a part of it. Not to degrade but I’ve seen Phish and Widespread Panic. The Holy Ghost don’t flow with them like with the dead. It’s a beautiful thing.
I never could get into the band Phish ! ☹️😗😟😣😔😵💫I also didn’t like the last dead concert that Phil put on & charged to much for this concert , I just don’t like the way he got thrown in with the greatest band ever , he isn’t that good , oh by the way that song was written For me because Jerry was missing me ?! I sure miss the whole band that made up the Gratefuldead ! 🌹🌹❤️❤️💥❤️🔥☄️☮️🪐👽👻🐰🐇😘🥰🥲
💙Singing thank you 💃🏻 For a real good time💖
Birdsong jam...very nice...Bobby trying his midi sounds....love it!
25 years ago today....miss you Jerry .thank you for all you gave us
and keep on giving
How's everyone's Shakedown Dream in the Stream goin" for you tonight?....always remember " We Love Eachother"....I'll see you in tommorow's sunbeam....
I'm a simple man, I see Jerry smile...I'm happy :)
Dude, I've told many a newbie as I'm explaining what makes shows so different in quality: "Basically if Jerry's smiling it's a good show."
Thank you for such a wonderful series,forever grateful. I especially enjoyed the recent attention placed on the '89 and '90 shows. It was the summer I got onto the bus and to this day some of my most played shows. They were on a some kind of great roll at the time but as we came to realize in Deadland, Chicago seems to be quite often the end of the train tracks. Tomorrow is Forever. {{{{{>}}}}}
This was the best fire on the mountain 🔥🌋I’ve heard in awhile ! Love it so much when they were all together as one unit ! ❤❤
I was there about 30 rows right in the middle. I am getting some serious flashbacks. What fun it was ❤
"Good Time Blues," "Tons of Steel, " and "Blow Away" were all favorites of mine.
Oh man, that high pitched screech that Bobby let out at 126:00 on FOTM made Jerry chuckle while he was singing, I laughed my ass off. It made my day.🙏🤠✌
Set 1:
Touch Of Grey
Greatest Story Ever Told
7:03
Jack-A-Roe
12:29
Walkin' Blues
18:00
Friend Of The Devil
25:08
Just A Little Light
34:57
Queen Jane Approximately
41:25
Bird Song
50:00
Set 2:
Scarlet Begonias
1:06:16
Fire On The Mountain
1:16:02
Playin' In The Band
1:30:34
He's Gone
1:41:45
Drums
1:54:38
Space 2:03:49
I Need A Miracle
2:13:26
Crazy Fingers
2:18:17
Dear Mr. Fantasy
2:26:36
Playin' Reprise 2:33:03
One More Saturday Night
2:35:31
Encore:
Quinn the Eskimo 2:42:05
thanks. very very strong pre drums and any Crazy Fingers is a friend indeed. peace.
Hell yeah. Thank You, man. I appreciate the above list (thought that counts, right? , not that it was f'd up, it's just this one is more fitting for the everything exactly perfect brothers band... who want to have everything exactly perfect, and that's why it's time for a Beer Barrel Polka>Take A Step Back>Polka Jam>Tell Us a Joke, Bob>Step Back, Seriously, We've Got People up here with their eyes bulging out who can't breath ([And That Ain't Right if Drugs Ain't Cause It Polka') Here: I'll throw a random sweet segue in for anyone reading. Dick's Picks #11... easy as fuck to get even.. trying to keep it acessible to anyone. Dark Star into ...MF'n Cumberland. Jazzy...a bit...a lot at points I suppose... that was one of the first segues that let me hear what all this band could do.
@@sellersgarner Dude you just had me snorting beer through my nose! 🤣🤣🤣
@@jimsherry5871 same. lol @ englishtown dialogue
Thank you!!!
Thank You to those that made this happen. It brought back some grate memories and funded a grate organization...... Long Live The Grateful Dead!!!!!!!
So sad that 5 days after this show we lost Brent. He was my favorite on the keys as he had an awesome energy and his connection to Garcia was palpable.
I loved him tooo!!! to bad he couldn't get the monkey off his back!!! BOOZE!!1!!!!!! I hate it, destroys so many families and lives. Including Brent's. Sad to me!!!! Peace to you n yours
@@rosebud1958 Booze and heroin and cocaine as well. He died of a speedball overdose. He was so talented and seemed like a really nice guy. I love his vocal too especially on Blow Away.
@@reidpierce644 Yes!! For positive!! I’m very aware!! I graduated high school 1976!! So I’m lucky to be typing this lol man. The stupid sh#t we did. Not enough room to type. All that ruins families. Wish he would have tried harder dang it. Thanks for sharing friend. God Bless happy thanksgiving ❤️✌️🌹
@@rosebud1958 Happy Thanksgiving! Forever Grateful :)
@@Psyminds potato ! patato!! ✌️♥️💨 all good 10-4!!!! ✌️♥️
Wonderful performances 🎉❤
I wished Jerry could have talked him out of that speedball but then again he might have wanted one too. What a shame. RIP Both of them!😢
Thanks for this, from an early 70s dead head. Brings back many concert memories! JJ
Underrated show - a fine “Bird Song.”
I was there......
Yay! Good job Thank you everyone
Excellent, thank you
👆🏽🤣 Rex foundation thank you so much Mickey Hart 💕🌹
Ok Ok Ok
Jerry knew his purpose here on earth, and it was to leave us mortals his MUSIC! Fire on the mountain 9 out of 10 on a Jerry Garcia scale! Enjoy every day you have here on earth with the people you love and the people who love you!
Just an unbelievable year for the band Actually 89-90 Were two incredible years They were tight as hell Flashbacks to my 1977-80 days What I can remember from them 😂 Hell I really miss Jerry
Wow! Such a sweet vid! Thank you
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My first show. Hell yeah
Cool. Enjoy the flashback.
Mine too!
Same, and today's my birthday!
@@DerekMeinhard happy birthday. And the 2 Davids first shows !!!
Mine too
God Bless each and every one of you! I had an absolutely wonderful time shooting the Breeze with everyone and swapping ghost stories during these very trying times ☮️❤️🐢! Until next time all my ❤️!
There r such things as ghost , I saw them when I was only 3 years old ! I told Jerry about it because he asked me about death ! So sad of a man was he ! ❤️❤️🌹🌹☮️☮️☄️💥❤️🔥👻👽🪐🐇🐰🥰😍
September 11th and
the Grateful Dead🌹
Wow!! Great show!❤️💙
“When I’m sad she comes to me with a thousand smiles.” Jimi Hendrix ♥️
LONG LIVE ROCK AND ROLL love my boo💋
That sound starting at 34:50 ---- I wish I could give 2x thumbs up, so good!!!!
Thank u so much for this one it’s beautiful !!! 🐰☮️❤️🐇🌹🪐👽☮️👻💥☄️❤️🔥🥹🥰😘😵💫😱
I saw these shows. Brent was phenominal.
This is such a treat thank you so much for this
I was walking along in Greenwich Village, NYC. and someone in a little record shop came out and asked if I knew what happened to Brent?... I had just gotten back from the summer tour and had no idea what he was talking about. Very sad news indeed. I recall Brent had been carried onto the stage that last night in Chicago on his piano bench and we thought it was just a joke or something. The boys had been chipping and partying a bit from what the rumors were. Such a brilliant talent and I felt the band sounded at top of their game 89-90 and Brent was so powerful and skilled. Jerry and He had a special musical connection and it showed on stage. Thanks for sharing these special performances with us and a new generation of intrepid travelers.
Can definitely see the chipping in the videos summer 90. Music still perfect but vibe a little..... off. FUCK HEROIN
great memories....happy to have them.
Lovely 🎉❤🎉
They were having a really good night and sound great, the photography is excellent, love this.
Bravo!!!
Total bliss
Had a great time at this show...
The best can only be found! Best ever!
Night one! Those were the daze! Hopefully this will restore my fractalized memory cells.
Luckily there too!
@Jeff R. I want them to do the deer creek '90 shows soooooo bad....
Monster Phil! Too bad the board doesn't let you feel the air he was moving.
Phil is really holding this thing together so tight
ws going to say the same thing. Love hearing hella phil bombs
Weird because I found Phil very low in the mix until right before Drums.
@@mkwilson38 actually, youre correct, i listened to the post drumes sequence before the other parts of set ll and youre spot on fam
Oh my I’m dancing on my bed couch or whatever I can’t stop moving to this it’s so dam good ! I can hardly stand it , this is to good ! I love it
Can't agree with you more .best band also the fellowship 😊
I went to 17 shows. I never realized how important Brent was. He f...ing rocked!
Same here. I went to about 30. Was at these 3. Should have paid more attention to Brent.
Wonderful singer sounds lovely 🎉❤🎉
Love it!! thanks for sharing!