GRATEFUL DEAD - Deal (Live Alpine Valley 1989) | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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Jerry's first solo was pretty good, but when he stepped back for that second one, LOOK OUT! I would put that solo up against anyone, anytime, anywhere. Eric Clapton, Eddie Van Halen, Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix, Robin Trower, David Gilmour, Billy Gibbons, Trey Anastasio, Mark Knopfler, ANYONE! YOU name 'em. He'd been playing "Deal" since 1970, and he showed that he knew what was going on. I was at Alpine Valley in 1988, all four shows, during the heatwave, a great venue that seemed to bring out the best in The Dead. Thanks for this.
When he starts at the 4 minute mark, and then ratches it up at the 5 min mark, and then builds on that at the 6 min mark, and at the 7 min mark the band is flying down the track grooving until he lifts off at the 8 min mark. By then you are laughing at how incredible it is and crying at how beautiful it is
FACT.
And a lot of anonymous reggae artists.🍄🌍🌜⚡🌛🍄🇪🇹🍄🌍🍄🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🍄
These were my first of many shows. The ‘89 and ‘90 shows were the best I ever saw.
There were thousands of us out on the lawn there at Alpine Valley dancing our butts off to this.
And slipping in the mud
Those '89 Deals were so hot. Check out the China Cat > I Know You Rider from that Alpine Valley run. The Althea is also top notch.
Grate reaction man. "Deal" was first recorded for Jerry's excellent first solo album "Garcia," released in 1972. The song became a fan favorite and a staple in the Dead's live performances. The lyrics have been interpreted as a reflection on themes of betrayal, gambling, and life's uncertainties. I really enjoyed this spirited performance! The Meadowlands show released as "Nightfall of Diamonds" is another fantastic show from this year. I'd go so far as to call it one the Dead's finest concerts of the 80s.
"If I told you bout all that went down it would burn off both your little ears" 😄 Glad you liked it and great reaction to a great song!!
a great decade for the Dead!!! Brent was a brilliant keyboardist and I miss soo much, my heart aches!!!😞 I love the Dead!!!❤✌
Summer 89' my 1st full tour. Oh how grateful I am that I got on the bus when I did. All 3 nights here were epic.
It was always an EXPERIENCE when I got to see them live!!! The Deadheads live on ;-)
How cool is this wow thanks. Jerry was a helluva player.
Yeah, he silenced the gaslighting naysayers with that one.
@@tcanfield yeah it’s kinda sad people still get all up in arms over rock bands. You can’t talk someone out of liking or disliking any band. At Jerry’s Diner Jerry cooks what ever he wants.
At 6:48 Billy reaches over his drum kit and pokes Bobby with one of his drumsticks 😂
very much fun enjoying this one with you! Thanks!!
Bud, you look like free wheelin Franklin of the Fabulous Furry Freak Bros.
Oh, how I miss Zap comics!
Jerry Garcia makes me want to have some Cherry Garcia ice cream with my music it instantly turns you into a Deadhead!🎸✌️🎵🥁
Spirit food indeed. Well put.
That was such a great review, Shawn! Saw them from 1980 to 1995. And it's beautiful to hear someone who wasn't on the bus, get it!
Really enjoyed watching this. There are a lot of complete G.D. shows some with video on CZcams. What you will find is that after awhile you will start to hear how they sounded in the different years from 1965 - 95. Each year has a different sound.
Need to follow up… same show, The Wheel.
That's a great version of Deal, never heard before You did a lot if grinning during the track, glad you dug it. The song 'Deal' was in Garcia's first sekf titled solo album in 1971. That and Bob Weir's same year solo LP "Ace" became part of the Dead canon in the '70s, along w "Workingman's Dead" and "American Beauty". Jerry's solo LP included, Deal, Loser, Bird Song, Sugaree + The Wheel. Weir's had Mexicali Blues, Greatest Story Ever Told, Cassidy, Playing in the Band.
Two underappreciated Dead albums that are worth a listen. As well as the mentioned previously Jerry Garcia's Bluegrass band "Old and In the Way".
I was at this show. Jerry on fire!
I was like 3 months old but I feel like I was there
Check out the Sugaree from this same show, first set. Spectacular as well!
I was there!! Hot & muddy from the rain, but we all danced & had a blast, anyway!
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From WI so I saw all the Alpine shows...Great venue and they always seemed "on" there
Yep, there was something special about the Alpine shows...
And you needed really good balance to dance on that slope, lol...
Hey Lisa, my friends and I were at the 1988 shows, all four, in the heat, and it is still part of the best ten days of my life in a row. Two days driving out from Eastern Pa., two shows, a day off in Milwaukee, went to an A's/Brewers game, two more shows, a day to go to Ohio, a show, and a day to go home. Wordsy. The only regret, not going to the show in Pittsburgh.
Wharf Rat 71 life altering
That was pretty amazing.
I didn't go to this show, but it's pretty representative of Summer Tour '89 - a peak time in their performance history (Jerry was relatively healthy that Summer) - this was just prior to him getting the MIDI hookup on the Wolf guitar which gave him an incredible amount of new colors and textures in sound to work with - The Tiger's "bell" sound at it's peak... if you want to hear Jerry play some incredible solos... try this one on for size... this tune on this night turned my head into a Tuning Fork! (and it isn't even considered the "highlight" of this particular show) - sorry - no visuals but DEADHEADS have their own visuals in their head.... enjoy an early Throwing Stones czcams.com/video/Qv0vqYu3_NA/video.html
I was there!! Saw ten shows at Alpine in 87,88 and 89.
Grateful Dead concerts are just one big jam session. They never play the same song the same way, twice.
how??? he did it every time!
You want lots of great live Dead, watch The Grateful Dead Movie and the Closing of Winterland New Year’s 78. Both available on YT for free. Good, up close look at not only the band, but the scene.
GD/Jerry=fire! My man was /is just that cool, righteous.
This is not even in my top 20 of Dead songs. They have so much great material. Hope you react to a lot of their of stuff.
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Jerrrryyyyy!!! Going to WORK!!
I was there all 3 nights and had mail order pavillion seats for all 3 as well -all 3 nights are stellar experiences this is from the last night end of the first set -the first night is the movie DOWNHILL FROM HERE and they had not played the song AND WE BID YOU GOODNIGHT for i think 14 years and they did it the first night -the place went nuts including myself -those were 3 days of magic tripping and being at the apex of musical creativity -PURE MAGIC live LED ZEP was also a kind of religious experience as was the dead -i saw the dead with JER 78 times -and saw many many legendary shows like this !!!! I AM A LUCKY BOY THE EXPERIENCES ALONG THE WAY WELL.....I HAVE NEVER MET ANY THAT HAS SEEN AS MANY ........CLASSIC ROCK CONCERTS -MY SCAPBOOK IS THICK MY FRIEND and love to see someone WHO CAN APPRECIATE THE LEVEL OF RARENESS AND MAGIC THANK YOU THANK YOU
I was at these shows.
Alpine Valley has a really steep lawn. God forbid when the grass is wet and slippery!
I saw Phish there a few times.
Appreciate you taking the time to got through the wiki page (~);}
Maybe a slight resemblance, but your affect and your appreciation of the band and the music are perfect! Reminds me of a Bay Area show a little earlier than this one when I had the same sort of grin throughout. When the music paused (no, it never really stops), one of the tape-recorder guys offered me a cassette he'd made at Red Rocks. He said that at every concert he goes to he gives away a tape to whoever seems to be having the best time. I got the prize that evening, and thank you for the reminder.
A great memory, I am sure!!
I hadn't noticed it, but I can see you as a young Jerry. Maybe that's one reason I've always found you so appealing
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That was a lot of smiling. All I was thinking is your smiling face belongs in the sea of other smiling faces at a show. You would have totally loved it.
Iwt. Left my mind behind. We used to call these times , jerry doing yngwie. Referencing Yngwie Malmsteen...look him up. Lol
When I was younger and my friend had around 300 shows on bootleg cassettes it was never a question of what song is this, but rather what show is this?
One of the few songs that Jerry Garcia Band played better than GD. IMO.
lol, check out their background real quick, lol
His solo album has a less hasty and soulful sound.
The Fat Man Rocked 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It ain’t over ‘till the fat man melts.
You don't look that much like a young Jerry, but you do look like someone who would have been at the shows.
Always nice to see someone appreciating the Dead, I just watched your Morning Dew and Shakedown Street reactions as well. If you want another absolute banger where the band is really firing on all cylinders, check out "The Music Never Stopped" from 2/3/78. Honestly you'd be hard pressed to find a bad live version of that song but this is one of the best.
It's not Jerry. It's whole band!!
U hear weir with high strings directing him. Phil laying bass. Drums directing him... many different directions
Band is smoking!!! U notice bill the drummer hit weir on head to get him going?
6.49 on vid... they had fun...
Glad u love it. But never seen them live???
You look like Jerry's son indeed.
You DO kinda look like Jerry! Unfortunately, so do i.😢
IWT. BANGER