Grateful Dead Cornell 77 - Morning Dew (simulated video)
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- čas přidán 22. 02. 2022
- Grateful Dead Cornell 77 5/8 Barton Hall in a montage simulation. I recreated the entire live 5/8/77 Morning Dew performance by the Grateful Dead at Barton Hall. I synched the audio of the Cornell 1977 concert to video concert footage from 1974. This was a lengthy and challenging editing process.
For 45 years, all we've had is audio to experience this concert. No actual video footage of Cornell 77 exists. This is a video simulation montage similar to a music video. The video is intended to immerse you into this Morning Dew and to simulate the feeling of being in Barton Hall and experiencing this live version in person.
I created this out of pure love for the Dead and for those of you who love a good Morning Dew.
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Morning Dew 5/8/77 Info:
This 5/8/77 Morning Dew is definitely a standout. This Morning Dew is a sublime version of Dew that evokes many emotions including tears. The entire setlist at Barton Hall is legendary and the Cornell 77 Scarlett - Fire is my all-time favorite jam. The Cornell 77 St. Stephen - Not Fade Away - St. Stephen jam is also remarkable.
The Cornell 77 full show is amazing. The Morning Dew was a second set closer of the Cornell 77 concert prior to the encore. The Barton Hall Morning Dew is the go-to favorite version of Morning Dew for many Deadheads and Grateful Dead fans. The Cornell 77 Morning Dew is masterfully executed by Jerry Garcia's soft singing that becomes increasingly expressive throughout the 13 minutes. Jerry Garcia and his guitar solo are face melting! The build-up in the band's increasingly escalating energy is exceptional! This Morning Dew also ebbs and flows from serene ambience to scorching rock. I also love how clear Phil Lesh bass shines through in the mix. The closing instrumental and Jerry Garcia's guitar solo become more intense with every listen!
Music history was made on the night of May 8th 1977. Grateful Dead audio engineer Betty Cantor-Jackson made a remarkable sound board recording of this Grateful Dead Cornell concert. Cantor captured many famous shows but Cornell 77 Barton Hall is probably the most famous 'Betty Board'. For many Grateful Dead fans, Cornell 77 is their favorite show. Cornell 77 also serves as a great entry point for those just discovering the Dead. The 5/8/77 concert is special and extremely memorable! The Grateful Dead had many excellent concerts in May 1977, but I love this Morning Dew (and the Cornell 77 Scarlett - Fire)! Thank you Jerry Garcia and all the Dead for the beautiful music you guys made on 5/8/77. - Zábava
Great work and beautiful for what it is. A fan using given technology, expertise and most importantly love for the Dead. You'll never make everyone happy and this is not misleading if you bother to read. Keep up the work and I look forward to the next one.
^^^ same ❤️❤️❤️
My all time favorite show is the next night in Buffalo. 5/9/1977. This one is definitely in my top 5 though.
Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing 🙌🙌🙌
Very enjoyable. Thanks for creating.
You spoil us Tom, keep the jerry coming!! Excellent editing skills. Makes me want to cry
@@tom_esquire that’s a lot of crying!
Tom, I just ordered a dead sticker for my car. This video moved me to become the ultimate deadhead. I appreciate your videos. Boys of the Summer inspired
@@chandlerdent1956 i wouldn’t do that. Resale value, man
,@@SongthatJDlikes should I trade in for Porsche?
@@SongthatJDlikes I think the sticker adds value
@tomesquire thank you for the excellent work and making this available. 💀 🌹 🐻
Great job on the video!
Well done - Excellent!
One the Best song from de Dead, great job man, cheers from Argentina
Does NOBODY have Any type of a Video recording of This Show!
When you mention Cornell 77 to other Deadheads it ALWAYS brings up AMAZING conversation!!!
Tom, you make coming back to youtube better and better each time. I look forward to your content more than skull anatomy :) Keep up the excellent work!
Nice!!!!!
Maybe the best dew?!?! I'm not sure, cause its hart to handle;) god bless the Grateful Dead
Killer Dead Montage
Way to kahnbine the besta with the besta! Superbly Sublime!
Thank You so much for the labor of love you dew 🤘😋 💙⚡❤🙏💞💋👌
@@tom_esquire Ride On! 🔔🔨in case you do a premiere 💖💗
Morning Dew is one of My Favorite Dead 💀 Songs
I’ve song Friend of the Devil at karaoke 🎤 without the Monitor to see the lyrics blew every Bar and American Legion I sang it at so far. Panama Red by New Riders of the Purple Sage is My Signature Song along with Rainyday Women 25-32 Everybody Must Get Stoned by Bob Dylan
Dude this is brilliant to create the simulation to this and other classic shows. Same formula could be used for different eras using the cottage and photos that do exist…could almost have a live video for any show out there. Almost like “deep fakes”
Holy fuck about 9:20 they are in another place as a unit........those stutter beats....Jerry is killing it
sad to be true - 09 1975 too 12 1975
some of the best record music ...
The Jerry Garcia Band
losing Nicky was the other key board
player the grateful dead misses
IWT
Sure, this is a fine moment in Dead music, but it's not even close to the best, and it's hardly going to make a Dead fan out of someone who's not. Many, many examples of finer Dead moments exist, all subjectively chosen of course: admittedly, I've never been a big fan of Fire on the Mountain, so there's that . I'd tend to go for sequences where they're not just running the changes, but actively conversing with each other. Prime example for me would be the post-Truckin' sequence on Europe '72, but that's just one of many that are out there that just leave me wondering how they did that, in the moment and attuned so beautifully with each other. I don't get that from this clip, sad to say, but the Dead were a multi-faceted jewel. Not all facets are for everyone...
This is Winterland 1974 this is not 77
@@tom_esquire Why not try a similar feat with one of the recorded shows from 1977? Could use this song or a different one from Cornell.
Look above.
This is so disingenuous and just for clicks... .wow.
probably yoinked my upscales as well tro use to make this trash.
This is just wrong ... wrong era wrong guitar etc ... new DHs could think this is actual Cornell footage ...