Beyond stunning. Were these guys the tightest band of this era? Garcia and Lesh are out of this world!!!

Holy you know what hadn't seen him live at this point, however, how can you beat this , voice to text is a screw up. Hadn't seen the Dead live quite at this point story is this, this voice of Texas f****** up on me, I Surrender, good luck enjoy the music, get younger

The best festival of all time. Had to work. My work partner went and said the magic was palpable. No more need be said.

Me and my body got a lifetime here, good or bad, who could tell...I've got a friend somewhere...

A touch of LSD never hurts.

This is amazing Jerry is absolutely shredding it!! 🤯🤯🤯

LSD and The Eleven go together like bread and butter 😩

Great how Jerry starts rolling out and Bill Kreutzman is right there with him.

These guys weren't musicians. They were magicians.

3:37 Jerry: "Hey Phil?, Phil?- hold it down" and boy does he. Such a groovy, hypnotic version. Thank you Owsley

Today's my BD Wed. Oct. 11 2023

This is the stuff!

One of the best version ...

The Dead could take that train run it all the fuck off the tracks, run like that awhile but always brought it back by the end. Never gets old!

I'm jamming happy ❤

Wish I was there!

I thought this was click bait... but it's real. '69 Cosmic Charley with a nice slow groovy intro.

To the golden rainbow

Well she’s coming down the stairs, holding back her yellow hair, and I ain’t gonna be treated this ol way. This ol way. And I ain’t gonna be treated this ol way. Well she went up to a room and she sang a fateful tune, and I’m going where those chilly winds don’t blow, winds don’t blow, and I’m going where those chilly winds don’t blow. Well I married me a wife, she’s been trouble all my life. Run me out in the cold rain and snow. rain and snow, run me out in the cold rain and snow.

LOVE it what Bill pops in and signals the change at 1:24 ...he whacks the snare twice and that's the indication to change it up for every one...Jerry's riff becomes that glorious "Eleven Riff"!

You may ask yourself "what does this song mean?" The answer is "anything you want it to, just let the music take you there".

Seeing the Dead and the Airplane in '67 at Place Ville Marie in Montreal was the beginning of my musical journey...the Dead were my first intro to improvised music...."what a long strange trip it's been"

This is what God's voice sounds like.

Miles Davis--Sketches of Spain.

Can't really explain this but this song helped me big time, at my first drug rehab, back in 88. I had just taped the Monterey Pop Festival off the radio. Kept playing this over and over. Somehow it helped me deal with the aggravation and more. Now days, I can greatly relate to the lyrics. Groovy Tune

Dis band I Jah suck Jah Herb Jah love Jah Jerry Jah rastafari praises blessings respectfully Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️ Jah sisters Jah Trey Jah Duane Africa Ethiopia Addis Ababa Selassie I Jah Creation herbalist spiritual awakening chant down Babylon Jah rastafari

There will never ever be a band like the good old grateful thank you God for them

Sounds great! A stupid picture…

5:31 is the recording cutting and a further part of the song continues the recording? Or is it just a weird time signature switch or somethjng?

Pigpen on the organ binds this song to infinity.

So much Joy & Humor in the GD's music. Very little or no "Tragedy" needed/wanted/necessary. Know what I mean 🥰 ?

great

1968 is best Dead.

Mike cousin was pronounced dead after a car accident a few weeks ago. They were able to bring him back and he said there is for sure a heaven. He said he saw Jerry there teaching Jesus the Eleven, said it was incredible.

William tell

100 years from now the Eleven will still be exploding people's heads. Electric Acid

This tune is like a time machine. Far out...

The bomb diggity

The music was from 1968 but not that photo. Love ------

Love the fuzz on that guitar!

Nothing stopping them at this point!

Anyone who calls this aimless noodling and steers listeners to "Workingman's Dead" knows nothing of music, and is probably a country fan.

If anyone can link me to the recording of this song from the acid test that was on film? I believe it was in 66. Its also the the film that was featured in the documentary, "Magic Trip". I remember it being on KZbin, years ago, before Zane Kesey had it taken down. Thank you! God bless the family!

Smokin'

Awesome performance. What was all this fuss about the Grateful Dead about? Behold.

arranged by pentangle

Higher Fi copy here- kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6SyoZJqlpuXp6M

This was actually recorded on the 10th of november rather than the 11th.

Bravo ⚘ 2-11-2020 now thanks for the music then, enduring now and lives forever 🕊

great song