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How tall is John Kahn??? 2nd tallest dead head???????

Blues for Allah is in the top 5 albums of all time and so few people even know about it, SAD!!

❤tenth time in a row ❤❤

He's right, I was donating plasma today and wearing a Dead Milkmen shirt, the tech asked what's the dead milkman? I said punk rock! He thought I said Folk rock..so I said cause I'm hard of hearing , folk? He said no ive never heard of folk rock, I said it's really a thing... ever heard of Bob Dylan? He said no and I gave up.

Jerry at 8:08

Is this why jerry hated rap?

Jerry #nuffsaid

At 5:10 you can hear William-O’s heart breaking.

Omy Jerry looks and sounds pretty rough here. Wish as fans we could have helped him somehow

It should be illegal to put ads on this video and interrupt the jam

Ger sounds pretty bored and looks it too.

Man Jerry just puts your soul at ease.

4:36 Weir and Garcia genius

Boring. Sorry.

I believe I see Mr Lesh stage left…maybe helping to dial in side Phil monitors?!

He said that Rock n Roll would have to become small again. I feel like it finally has. Maybe something will happen.

God damn Jerry can put you anywhere he wants you with that Tiger and that masterfully haunting beautiful voice. Fkn unbelievable

Nice Jerry rhythm guitar in split screen…. 9:00

Weir is the most miked up instrument but he's brilliant

Ronnie druming for Jerry and Elvis is awesome! 😎👍

I love Mickey solo. I prefer GD without him. This is wonderful, though.

I was there Jersey girl way back when..👏🏼

A song for his mum

Lucky me IWT for early and late shows

i've been practicaLLy homeless for the past couple years. Wisdom teLLs me that the house that I caLL home is where my comfort feels the safest. In any case, this song (and others from the same show) speak to me about getting on, learning from the mistakes that put you there. And, especially, what can be done to save you from continual panic, or desperation. Slavery can also be mental, don't forget that humans can be (and often are) conditioned. Throw those windows open, and escape with what you've got on you, around you, underneath. It's going to be okay...

such a great rendition, fuLL and very animated. The whole second half of seventy seven, post Cornell, is fantastic. You can hear (from the way they play) how much fun they were having. It must have been crazy to be there in person, dancing away...

What a gift the universe delivered to us 🌹🐢

Ads interrupting this epic jam at multiple points, is exactly what the Dead would’ve wanted.

Why would you leave Drums>Fire on the Mountain out of the title of the video? Jay

2:20. 1980 she said staying together another 15 years

I am Logged into my Wife's account because I broke my phone, & inherited her old one😂 As a Man You Can Cry😢 You Shouldn't. But You Can. 😊 🙏🇨🇦👊👨‍🌾💖

they played Portland Maine in the late '70s and played this tune, I was an instant fan. I must say this version falls short of expectations, but that is the Dead.

I was bar hopping on a hotvsummer night in the 1980's, & I walked into the Diamond Club in Toronto. Etta was on Stage😮❤ Holy Smokes. I was 15 feet in front of her in seconds. I never moved the rest of the night. 😂 Powerful? HOLY SMOKES. I measure everyone from that presence, the dynamics and experience now. When your in the same room & witness a powerful singer its something you remember.

Wow how IT hope good time happy. For you

Superb💯🙌🏾✨

Just forget it people , when the Grateful Dead got in sequence and hit the mode they were Unstoppable , even my elderly mother ask "who is that playing that beautiful guitar" ?

Growing up in Jersey. We Never missed a Jerry show.

It rocks but so sad, Imagine the talent to keep up and solo while that fucked up. Loe you Jerry

Jerry was fucked up, clearly. I love him but not the best performance.

Yes

I remember this show. Growing up in Jersey, I went to lots of Dead, Jerry, Bobby, Frank and Who shows. Good ole days.

I wish Phil had done his bass solos in the part starting around 10:50.... but I know that is tricky stuff to nail.

3:26 is such a beautiful solo. The greatness of Jerry.

Ramrod. That food is for the band

Ozzie Ahlers:

I like this song like this lyrics If we could live this way together

That looked fun.

C’mon add the last song in this master suite.

Love the way he moves so slow

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