Bob showing how much what he hears is the Grateful Dead sound. I play some and when he came in at the beginning, the strumming groove he picked is so different. If someone came in like that at an acoustic jam everyone else would do a collective, oh shit here we go, we got a rough one. Teetering on the edge of the rhythm. Creating tension. A lesson for me. 🤙🤙
this isnt "Jerry's" song.....its a public domain standard from 1928! Yes Jerry made his own as do many folks including Warren Haynes....a great musician. this is a job well done by all....
Might be asa DEEP ELEM as a BLUES CAN GET. I believe it's a damn good interpretation, although I would have given a little more downbeat to it, syncopation, maybe something like Jerry might have done, course that's just in my dreams.
That Martin Mr. Haynes plays jumps right out of his hands. Great player.
Nobody’s better than Warren.
Sweet sounds. Every note counts.
Huge fan 🤙🤙
Bob showing how much what he hears is the Grateful Dead sound. I play some and when he came in at the beginning, the strumming groove he picked is so different. If someone came in like that at an acoustic jam everyone else would do a collective, oh shit here we go, we got a rough one. Teetering on the edge of the rhythm. Creating tension.
A lesson for me. 🤙🤙
Awesome! ... what else could one say?!
What's Up Warren Ya'll sound GREAT.
Buckwheat 😎😎😎😎
Groovin!!!
Inspiring
this isnt "Jerry's" song.....its a public domain standard from 1928! Yes Jerry made his own as do many folks including Warren Haynes....a great musician. this is a job well done by all....
why is everyone doing this song?
love Warren.. but not here sounds like a govt mule cover with the dead as backup...
Everything Warren does sounds like Warren, go figure.
Might be asa DEEP ELEM as a BLUES CAN GET. I believe it's a damn good interpretation, although I would have given a little more downbeat to it, syncopation, maybe something like Jerry might have done, course that's just in my dreams.