Grateful Dead - Live at Shoreline 5/11/91 (Full Concert)

[@stephanielallouz]

I was There! :) xoxoxoxo

[@poeira_poeira]

SET 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo 0:00 Wang Dang Doodle 10:43 Peggy-O 17:07 Queen Jane Approximately 24:30 Bird Song 31:26 > The Promised Land 50:03 SET 2 One More Saturday Night 54:55 Iko Iko 1:00:45 Playing In The Band 1:12:51 > Uncle John's Band 1:22:15 > Drums 1:33:03 > Space 1:52:45 > I Need A Miracle 1:59:25 > Morning Dew 2:05:55 > Around & Around 2:18:06 The Mighty Quinn 2:25:10 Brazilian deadhead here! Be home and safe everyone

[@RobinHietz]

[@MrForestExplorer]

Thanks for this.

[@johnm3152]

Thanks Lucas, sometimes nice to drop the record players needle on the tune u need to hear.

[@fervieira1987]

Thanks !!

[@numbernine2207]

Thank you! Jerry's playing on this Half Step are sublime. I flew up from San Diego for all 3 of these shows while I was still a senior in High School. PLEASE put up 5/12/91! One of the best shows I saw that year. Phenomenal Althea, B.T. Wind and the C.C. Rider>Train To Cry bust out. I'll never forget the overcast sky w/ balloons for the second set Help>Slipknot!>Franklin's. 5/12/91 was a dream.

[@michaelwillour1222]

Thank you yet again Grateful Dead. You make life a little easier.

[@BlackStratCat]

Bruce had the twinkle in his eye and the magic in his fingers. Those were great shows. I am glad I got to see a good share of them.

[@upyanuts]

New blood ;)

[@penrosenorrisgill123]

Wow

[@KCTV]

Yeap that Row Jimmy he sang at fare thee wall was so honest that a tear fell from my eye ball when when julie “catch a rabbit, come back steppin like walked on air”

[@Jason1717171717]

I love Bruce in the Dead. Kind of bittersweet without Brent, but Bruce was such a creative force, so amazing

[@steinbauge4591]

@Jax Teller you mean in the old sense of the word?

[@DiannMelodyDunkley-sx2jr]

We are so blessed to have these videos. Jerry was a superbly gifted guitarist. The whole band was splendid

[@Sbannmarie]

Yes we sure are Diann!

[@dementedpuppy]

I can tell Jerry misses Brent so much. Love the dead forever and always. One of the few artists I can always listen to when I’m in a bad spot and gets me out of it every time.

[@darkstar9480]

yippie ki ayy my friend

[@steinbauge4591]

He was crushed by Brent's demise but surely did not miss his cheesy songs or temper/unstable moods.

[@the.original.K]

I know I'm not the only person that says this, but Jerry's guitar playing speaks to me in so many different ways. I'm forever grateful for it. Thanks!

[@tomberry5517]

Very distinctive style. Strikes me as more of a jazz player than anything else.

[@steinbauge4591]

@@tomberry5517 It changed through the band's phases, I think this fits the 90s style.

[@stephanlarsen8169]

His tone. Jah herb Jah love Jah Jerry Jah rastafari Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜

[@Ned88Man]

@Burr Anderson the one that looks like a groovy Santa claus

[@DocRock1007]

I was there that night. Last one for me. This is the first time I've listened to it again. The live sound was stunning, and I'm so pleased this mix is outstanding; the band was SO on that night! It's amazing that all of those notes stay out of each other's way.

[@3243_]

And Hornsby really brought something special to the group.

[@tallthinkev]

What, range?

[@cadenbogus2043]

The things I would’ve done to be alive at that time and see Hornsby play with them. One of the most versatile, talented, and underrated musicians in all of modern music. Incredible stuff. Glad these shows are uploaded.

[@kenguszkiewicz588]

Caden, I'm happy to tell you, It was exactly as wonderful as you think it was !

[@hippiecolleen1352]

Yeah Bruce was so deliciously awesome... it was magic and he took the pressure off Vince to fill Brent's shoes in the beginning....

[@jaytee_13]

Couldn’t agree more. The energy he brought after Brent died helped them carry on for a little while longer. Love seeing him make Jerry smile.

[@maryberon4193]

First time I heard Valley Road was with the Dead at the Oakland Coliseum sometime in the nineties Great show!!

[@lindsaynoellov]

Love Bruce!!

[@stevenlevine1589]

What a great cause. I've been an indigent defense attorney for 29+ years, and there is nothing better than knowing you spent your life helping your fellow human beings.

[@stephanlarsen8169]

Read dolly llamas art of.happiness. see doing things for.others. Jah herb Jah love Jah Jerry Jah rastafari Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜🍄🇬🇭🥒🇯🇲🌍⚡🇪🇹💧🇸🇪🇸🇹🌽🥕🇬🇫🥕🇬🇧🇺🇸🌵🇸🇳🇯🇵🇬🇼🇬🇼🇧🇴🇸🇹

[@darrylbaker273]

This three night run was so enjoyable. Having Bruce there was great. I love Shoreline. Thank you for posting these memories and long live the Grateful Dead.

[@matthewrosenfield1640]

The timely release of these shows, is the best thing that’s happened from COVID!

[@josevillarreal9920]

Grateful Dead just keeps on giving. The Music Never Stopped.

[@penrosenorrisgill123]

Heck yeah

[@nathanvega4986]

Doing 15 days quarantine in a Thai hotel on my way home. I listen and dance to a concert every day. Thank you!!!

[@markrichards4263]

Was there - great days good times . Enjoy what you can when you can my friends !

[@timoconnor8520]

@@nathanvega4986 Hope you can dancing forever, my friend. I really do believe that is a major key to actually LIVING your life!! :-)

[@ElbowEyE]

I'm glad to have been one of many at this show.

[@georgekenneth3633]

I was at this show we were bummed to have lost Brent but glad that the music was still there thanks Hornsby for keeping the dead together until Jerry left us ... In the words of the late Bill Graham ... There is nothing like a grateful dead show .. When I die blast the dead by my head and leave room by my feat so I can dance dance dance blessed be namaste george

[@tvav69]

Hornsby’s fingers have an encyclopedia of music inside them! 😂 Amazing player!

[@mikerubin22]

I miss Jerry; Rest in peace, my brother

[@dumbstupid5065]

Always my friend. Always.

[@josevillarreal9920]

And peace be with you, brother.

[@jellyfishrising]

Same to you man, took me 32 years to be able to enjoy all this again. But i still cant watch the decline, after Brent. Once Jerry was on the Persian again, it was, between his decline plus some of the anger onstage, there's so many things up and more often down....its his obvious sadness and phoning it in, it's just too hard to watch. Am I grateful, thankful these shows exist, of course I am.....but , post Brent, i watchthem differently now..,

[@thecentralscrutinizer304]

He was The Grateful Dead. Once he died, it was done. Irreplaceable. Accept No Substitutes. It was over on August 9th, 1995.

[@marinakane5300]

Hornsby no joke man, dude is the whole package.

[@theodorerinehart6400]

A cool and comfortable evening at the Shoreline Amp. and Jerry in a black hoodie... He was right at home in this venue and I have some fond memories of these shows. I missed Brent for sure but the band had to go on. Jerry loved Bruce and enjoyed the interplay!

[@dumbstupid5065]

I really loved the Shoreline shows. Oakland was closer as I was living in various places around the Bay Area (and eventually Alameda, so it was REALLY close), but I always got excited for Shoreline runs. I have many great memories of partaking in whatever was being partaken of that night, watching the sky slowly change as the sun set and the band played. Always loved DMB shows at Shoreline as well.

[@lumpyheadcarini7553]

Ted Rinehart??..from Warren OH??

[@theodorerinehart6400]

Indeed it is!

[@lumpyheadcarini7553]

@@theodorerinehart6400 wow..I've often wondered how you are..because believe it or not you were a major influence on beginning my lifelong love affair with Grateful Dead. This may be a little long-winded but bear with me. Even if I told you my name you I really doubt you would remember me. But I hung out with and was friends with your younger brother back in the early 90s. I could throw out some names that you would remember but I won't do that here for obvious reasons. I'm going to be pretty vague here but let's just say I met you many times in the basement of your Mom's house (I even remember that Cockatoo upstairs) and also at Nelson Ledges. Everytime I left happy. It was in that basement during a long night that we (you weren't there) watched The Grateful Dead Movie on VHS and I fell in love. So to make a long story somewhat short(er) Thank You!! You directly and indirectly started me down a path that I'm so so happy to travel on. I hope life is treating you well, brother and thanks again. Once in a while you get shown the light.....

[@theodorerinehart6400]

@@lumpyheadcarini7553 Wow. Thank you for that memory! I am so Grateful to have been able to see and experience such amazing music at a time that the band was at its best in many ways... I'm also happy that you have such fond memories and took the time to share it with me. Life has indeed been good to me and Christian is doing well also. I hope you are well also and healthy in this crazy time. I am curious who you are but agree this is probably not the forum for personal stuff... Talk to you soon.

[@VixCrush]

This is the best gem of a show to come out of the Covid releases. I was not familiar with it but just close your eyes and listen to the first set on this chilly day at Shoreline. Phil's got a sweater on my great aunt may have worn back in the 1970s..

[@scottorton482]

Went on spring tour in 91, what a set of shows. Fantastic sets. Who knew time was short. Glad to have lived that time. Just awesome shows and mainly awesome people.😊

[@randallleonard4344]

Gotta keep those Phil bombs warm.

[@JamesConley1234]

Bruce throwing down those keys on Wang Dang Doodle is a reminder of just how nice the band could sound with him involved. He really was so good in his tenure with the band, truly some fine playing, and from interviews you can tell how much of a respect he had built for the band since he had started litsening in the early 70's. Yea he's no Brent, Pigpen, and Keith but god damn, credit is due! Truly was a great addition to Jerry and the guys during those final years. Love all of them so much.

[@riograul2043]

Speak for yourself James I love bruce

[@JamesConley1234]

@Rio Graul dude you must've misread I love Bruce so much. I just stated the obvious that he didnt have as many contributions as other pianists with the Dead through really only frequently playing alongside for their final years. I fuckin love Bruce man don't misconstrue my statement, read it again

[@bryanmeekins835]

One of the things I love about Jerry is the way he would contribute a super cool sounding vocal harmony with Bobby. A great example from this show is when Jerry sings "tell the folks back home this is the promised land calling..." so cool sounding!

[@killiangrey1]

“Drums/Space” is splendidly wacky…. 1:47:20 I love Vince just popping in there and inspiring the rest of the zaniness…

[@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854]

I know I'm probably a minority on this one, but this is actually my personal favorite era/lineup of the Dead. Long live these Magnificent Seven... 😎👍

[@hughhockemeier8355]

Don't forget the "Cherry on Top" of this line up: Branford ! Another "horse of a different color" on the Calliope!

[@tallthinkev]

Yep, just about anything post 87 is great. Why? Better recording, wider range of songs and not overly on the drugs

[@killiangrey1]

I’m with you. This is such a great, great lineup! ✨🌟⭐️

[@steinbauge4591]

Okay, because it takes you back to the other 'real piano' era

[@777jones]

1991 was, overall a strong year. They perfected some material (they had grown up). 92-95 was spotty, and I say this as a fan. There was good stuff in every tour, but not every show.

[@coreykirkpatrick7420]

Of all the bands doing the weekly stay at home stream, the GD are crushing it. Buckeye lake might have been my fav video of all quarantine and that 72 video was wild. Can't wait for tmrw night

[@deebedwell580]

Corey Kirkpatrick: Some of those live-from-my-kid’s-bathroom shows are beyond horrible. I mean, it’s like they really need some adult supervision or something.

[@dumbstupid5065]

DMB and Metallica are doing a damn fine job as well.

[@coreykirkpatrick7420]

@@deebedwell580 For the most part I have stuck to bands rereleases/unreleased stuff forgoing most "new" music

[@jonnymac6939]

Gamehendge

[@jameschandler3308]

My first time at shorline shows, golden, priceless 👌 😄

[@darkstar9480]

The Bruce + Vince shows were something like a fever dream...you had to be there and if you remember it's like nothing else...

[@PaulFormentos]

Nice Vince solo in Bird Song RIP

[@ckoulianos25]

Set 1 1 - 0:08 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo 2 - 10:48 Wang Dang Doodle 3 - 17:10 Peggy-O 4 - 24:30 Queen Jane Approximately (Bob Dylan cover) 5 - 31:26 Bird Song 6 - 50:03 Promised Land Set 2 7 - 54:55 One More Saturday Night 8 - 1:00:55 Iko Iko 9 - 1:12:51 Playing in the Band 10 - 1:22:20 Uncle John's Band 11 - 1:33:10 Drums/Space 12 - 2:00:00 I Need a Miracle 13 - 2:05:57 Morning Dew 14 - 2:18:05 Around and Around (Chuck Berry cover) Encore: 15 - 2:25:10 Quinn the Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn) (Bob Dylan Cover)

[@rebekahaquarian1111]

My first show...swoon🌹🌷❤

[@michaelbrand7729]

Nice 1st! ❤ It was my 431st. ❤

[@ChanalogUnderground]

Set 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Wang Dang Doodle Peggy-O Queen Jane Approximately Bird Song > The Promised Land Set 2 One More Saturday Night Iko Iko Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Morning Dew > Around & Around Encore The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)

[@jhobopopo2yo209]

@@77Brandon77 Not to condone, but I have seen him in worse shape and still gave 100% of himself good or bad. I will say this Jerry did not try to hide his flaws.

[@brianbrennan5337]

Def buzzed out but his talent and willingness to make the journey prevail! #stillplayed1000timesbetterthanyoucanstraight

[@brianbrennan5337]

@Brandon

[@golds04]

Brandon poor Jer won the battle lost the war. You could sometimes tell how high he was by how often his nose bumped up into the mic when he sang. Peggy o it looked like a leaning pole. Rip big fella.

[@chillingguy8386]

Brandon stfu this is not one of them

[@marks7980]

Did you see how much fun Bruce was having with Promised Land? And Jerry looking at him out of the corner of his eye? I love that stuff.

[@stevenwernli3933]

Im still absorbing that Bird Song!!

[@randallleonard4344]

EPIC !!!

[@kathleenmarselle855]

Champagne and Grateful Dead= a peaceful Friday night.

[@jperryfan]

Now you're talkin Cheers!

[@Others_HotSauce]

I like your attitude

[@whoevertf]

Brent Mydland is my favorite part of the dead besides Jerry, so I didn't have high hopes for these post-Brent shows, but it definitely still works. And I liked Bruce anyway, so that's cool.

[@hippiecolleen1352]

This was my first show... Needless to say ... I was hooked after this!

[@timoconnor8520]

So, so, SO easy to understand why!! Keep on rocking, Hippie Colleen!! :-)

[@michaelbrand7729]

Nice 1st! ❤ It was my 431st. ❤

[@andyinwards2119]

That Peggy-o really grooved. Love Bruce with the Dead. Jerry’s tone beefed up late 90/91 - like a freight train!

[@UncleB83]

Peggy O was always great in the later years!

[@BruceBowman42]

The Grateful Dead with their Fall Clothing lineup!

[@feelingmoosey8999]

underrated comment

[@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854]

Awesome show with my ALL TIME FAVORITE Grateful Dead lineup. Thanks for posting...🍺😎👍

[@forestbirdgirl]

Gary Lambert always wears a cool Jazz T shirt on Fridays tonight it's T Monk ~love you Gary, keeping the faith

[@garylambert3341]

Thanks for noticing! The Monk was especially for Bruce and our shared love of Thelonious.

[@twobucca]

Bobby is really high in the mix for a change. Sounds great.

[@benkleschinsky]

Good old Healy always messing with Bobby. Lol!

[@redwoodcoaststudio1610]

Some friends and I have been discussing this lately. We've concluded that Bobby has recently used the crack in spacetime from the CERN Haldron collider to Mandela Effect his guitar much higher in the mix, everywhere. It seems to usually be a good thing. Not always.

[@PaulFormentos]

After Brent died Weir's guitar got louder Noticed it at the Spectrum Sept 1990

[@redwoodcoaststudio1610]

It had to. Because no keys were replacing Brent's sound and energy, not even with 2 keyboardists. Jerry was shortly over it. @@PaulFormentos

[@bryanmeekins835]

It was such a blessing having Bruce in the band.

[@TheClownfight]

truly it was. I got to see them many times with Bruce. Sometimes with just Bruce, and sometimes Bruce and Vince. Plus... got to see Bruce play with Jeff Chimenti and crew at the Fare Thee Well shows. I understand they offered the job full time to Bruce, but he wisely declined. It's a shame. I don't see much value Vince brings to the band, musically.

[@andrewr3969]

@@TheClownfight they hired Vince because he could sing the high harmonies, which brought value. wasnt a fan of his midi keyboards though. Theyre a big band, he was mostly texture. His story is pretty sad...rest in peace jer, brent, vince, keith, and pigpen. Man something about GD and keyboard players, its a cursed position haha

[@firstube]

Finally an unreleased show

[@garylambert3341]

This is the third show in the Shakedown Stream series that's never been publicly available in any form. Others have only been seen on a one-night-only basis in the Meet Up At The Movie Series, but never issued for home video. And several of the commercial releases shown thus far have been out of print for years. The team responsible for putting this series together have been doing it all with the Vault in quarantine-lockdown conditions, with only very limited access permitted, and doing the work of checking and prepping the videos for webcast-readiness in their homes rather than in a professional video facility.

[@firstube]

@@garylambert3341 right on Gary. Ps Cal Expo would rule

[@garylambert3341]

@@firstube Oh, man, as a veteran of many a great Cal Expo show, I would love that, too! Alas, that was one of the relatively rare latter-day GD destinations where they didn't have the camera crew on hand, because the venue wasn't thought to be large enough to justify the big video screens.

[@firstube]

@@garylambert3341 aw man that's a bummer. Been listening to Cal expo 90. Legendary!!!

[@kevinmclain6741]

Um. Where have you been?

[@gdsmith8784]

Thanks from Santa Cruz...

[@deadmetal8692]

Right there with ya'!

[@done1675]

I love the raw audio mix of this recording.

[@thomasnichols3039]

I saw them 16 times in 1991, such great times...........whew

[@tabathastaples7884]

Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Pastor Murray is an Anointed Servant of GOD who teaches the Word of GOD with Authority!!!!!!!

[@tracymanning5024]

Great stuff. Jerry pulling out midi trumpet on Morning Dew was a first for me.

[@johnnyprovo7157]

I have my own opinions about this later Dead era, but tuning into one of my top 3 favorite tunes, Bird Song, I hear them striving and sometimes reaching for that gold ring inside the improvisational group soling/conversation when the verses and chorus all go by. They really catch a wave by the end of it. This was why I went to shows: waiting for this moment to occur in real time, unknown until it happens. I miss those days!

[@HGZMO]

I will say it again. After B passed bird song just flew on into a long structurally lost(vs the super tightly played early versions that were perfect and technically dynamic) monsters of exploration and psychedelic chaos. Bruce was more like Keith, real traditional and trained to work in the pocket.

[@HGZMO]

Piano/Keyboard players are smart and cool and music nerds that really know the songs and are secret weapons to structure and knowing how to play all the notes ( bass and texture and then church or bar room rhythm and blues) plus they sing and know all the lyrics too.tickling the keyboard rated xxx

[@seanhennessey9869]

I hear you...to me the late 80s and early 90s often seemed like it was muscle memory and not inspired passages

[@steinbauge4591]

@@seanhennessey9869 Less improvised in that last phase - but then tighter than ever.

[@steinbauge4591]

@@HGZMO Fantastic breath of enthusiasm but sometimes you notice he didn't know the songs that deeply.

[@eduardorocha2388]

❤️✌️ I need a time capsule to go back!!!😀 ⚡ ❤️ Great show, love from 🇵🇹

[@sethgrogan4766]

Loving this later dead a lot more than i thought. Fav period is still early 80s itd be sweet to see something from then!!

[@janeseamore1370]

black and white. am a huge fan of 80 myself. I don't know how much vide there is but i agree with you. I watch early 80's as much as can find on youtube gd and jgb. hopefully there is more

[@sethgrogan4766]

@@janeseamore1370 theres no video of it but check out 10-10-82 on archive, theres a brilliant matrix. One of my all time favourite shows - bob cries during Looks Like Rain!

[@briansolomon983]

I caught a show, a one night stand on 6-1-'91 @ La Coliseum. Front row "Dead Center!" It's weird how like this show the Dead do "speak" to us in such an intimate way. The shows between '88&'91 do that for me. That was my last show, and as you can see the "boys" were in the " groove " then. !! Big Thanx for the uploader!!👍😀😎🤓🚴😇🎶🎵🎸🥳

[@HardAssetsFTW]

If they had another bassist there, it would’ve been 2 of everything! ❤God bless frens

[@bradbates2868]

Killer show, amazing video! Let the good times roll, thanks!

[@777jones]

Fighting between Miracle, Other One and Spoonful.... love it!

[@stevenwernli3933]

If you never saw Jerry sing Morning Dew I feel bad for you. The moment is gone. Here for posterity but it's just not the same. Its like being in the stands for a perfect game.

[@Stonecrow25]

Caught so many good ones. Fav in person were 9/18/87, 3/30/88 and 3/24/86 (or 3/25 don’t remember)

[@garylambert3341]

@Douglas Fisher Actually, John K has been very active! His own John K. Band; the terrific Golden Gate Wingmen (with Jeff Chimenti, Jay Lane and Reed Mathis); and recently it was announced that John would be permanently joining Melvin Seals and the JGB Band (although their touring plans, like everyone else's, are on indefinite hold).

[@SteamDougy]

@@garylambert3341 I had to say you were really loud when Oteil was interviewed. This week a little better. Is there a way you can hear what level each person is broadcasting in? Other than that LOVE the SHOW! Thanks Gary :D :D :D

[@ehripley]

@Douglas Fisher now he is permanently playing with Melvin Seals I am pretty sure. If you haven't got to a Melvin Seals show, and you like JGB, then you have to do it. They are great.

[@josevillarreal9920]

Heads sometimes forget doing tours w/ Grateful Dead could be draining @times. Just get from show to show and then sometimes you were too spent to really take in the show. Some would say "I was there, it really wasn't that good" but then you realize how wrong you were when listening to the show years later. Like the UIC in Chicago '87. I was so blown, I was doubting it even happened until I ran across it on Archive.org

[@lisadavie5282]

WOW 1:40:40 (144) This Cosmic Soul is what SNOW RAVEN is Bringing Us For Healing ❤ Go look at her musical performances Snow Raven See For Yourselves

[@russellroesner6073]

This was the period they had Bruce Hornsby and Branford Marciellis. Those show are the Hens Tooth shows I wished I could have seen. Bruce and I had coffee and talked about the European tour the night after Stockholm Sweden in a coffee shop in Amsterdam. He played with the Range in a beautiful church that night. His big concern was if Vince Wellnick played well or not. I told him he didn't have much to worry about. LOL!

[@redwoodcoaststudio1610]

I think Jerry shared that concern.

[@garypeter464]

Grateful with Gratitude

[@bradcrabtree9276]

I am so grateful that my experience then was so much better than the re-watching 30 years later. You can tell that Bruce is about to leave. Thank you for sharing.

[@redwoodcoaststudio1610]

Jerry's whole vibe is so much different from 10 months prior. He never got over Brent.

[@johnoflong]

Not my idea of a dream set, but damn did they play well!

[@SteelyTom92]

Hot music on a cold evening... Jerry & Billy in hoodies, Phil in a cable knit turtleneck, Bobby in his shorts pre-cutoff & Vince in a parka!

[@Sbannmarie]

Long Live the Dead!

[@tsee9013]

I liked When Horsby played with them. I mean shit,it was the Grateful Dead, i hate to say it , but i took it for granted they would always play. After 15 years of seeing them, 95 came and knocked the wind out of everyone

[@stevedzurilla2436]

The 5-10-91 day before was a monster show. 10 song first set, 20 total I believe. My first 3 day Dead run at Shoreline. Traveled from LA area at age 16 with two buddies. Good times. This was before the DEA were stalking and taking over the parking lot scene.

[@functusian]

5/10 was my first show. I too was 16.

[@jeffclemetson5582]

that was my first show

[@bhakti235]

it was a really fun run

[@saltyone23]

5/12/91 easily the best show of the run

[@Mr.Bojangles12]

I was soooo dosed at this show, some guy asked me if I had seen a longhair wearing a tyedye and I said, No😮😅

[@raybin6873]

One of my all time favorite Dead songs - Mississippi Half - Bruce's keyboard notes add a special flavor to it... 😁

[@glass9411]

great show. Love this

[@puttblugg123]

What a heater of a show, I grew up on 70s dead never even knew Hornsby played with them!!!

[@joeone3]

I remember it was the camp out at the speedway that started it all. Great camping at fun full all they film touch a grey.

[@prismblue8514]

Back in 2005 I recorded a GD cover band, Jack Straw, at the Cubby Bear in Chicago. The second half Vince came on. I was impressed.

[@danmoore393]

Seeing the Dead at Shoreline was like hanging in their backyard always fun!

[@justinjones9378]

Sweet Jane at 24:15 gives such a Springsteen vibe when Hornsby starts playing that accordion.

[@androsislandrox]

I know this sounds like sacrilege but I'm starting to like summer of 91 better than summer of 90. Hornsby brings the Virginia sound

[@tomzanica8871]

As good as they ever EVER were, from Menlo Park's Warlock daze throughout the entire strange trip to this point. Welnick (especially with vocals) and Hornsby were what was needed to fill the gap when Pig died and since it took two of them more tribute to the Pigpen (sorry Keith RIP and his screaming Donna didn't fill the whole hole for me) . The tech on this video is beyond compare and by far the finest thing put out in rock history the psychedelics during the drum solo is extraordinary to say the least (and I am). The video captures Garcia joyfully playing along with Hornsby's almost child-like enthusiasm to perform while Welnick anchors and solidifies vocals in the ranges on which they need to roam even to a point that they are truly highlights throughout the performance. Wowwwwwwwwwwww what a psychedelic delight. And the venue is about two drivers and a couple of fairway woods and maybe a six iron from East Palo Alto, Pig's old hometown so that is sweet. Note the Dead have been pretty apolitical but have made this video for a charity appeal and haven't done this too often in the past as I can remember and since for the NCAAP it sort of reminds me of the fact they did a charity performance in Oak Town for Huey Newton's birthday and I think Angela Davis' run for Prez? peace and love

[@jameshansen487]

first i donate every week and wish i could help you guys, you make my Friday and anything i can do to keep it going count me in. i had hundreds of tapes many soundboards and now i have most everything grateful dead has done, lots of Jerry Garcia band, and others. i have 80 video shows. i wish i could show you it is impressive so i have looked and spent many hours and looked at many web sites and none have clean organized info, for example the archive web site is an unmanageable mess i have been a a analyst and would love to build one site that has great content presented in a way that is easy to fund things

[@larrym2434]

Hey James, have you seen shiningbest.com and headyversion.com ? With headyversion, you can look up best versions of dead songs (based on people's votes) , then you can stream any show on shiningbest.com .

[@janeseamore1370]

hey James Hansen. I am missing some mid 80's and mid 90's and still looking for a complete roosevelt stadium from 72. would you want to be a friend, email or my facebook and compare what we have? I have the trade jgb vault, too and lots lots more jgb but i'd like to score your videos if you want to trade. if you message me back will send my email or facebook or whatever. i dont want to down;load them. i want them on a hardrive and will fill you in where you are missing if i can. I might be able to. thanks

[@janeseamore1370]

they cant just release any show because they weren't tracked the way they release them. and this video footage is 2nd floor stuff, man. none of us had see this before.

[@janeseamore1370]

most of the dates I still have as the recordings including 72 Europe but I do have every dicks and daves picks. I wont copy them for you but if you want to come hang out and listen. even though I prefer the show itself, the work done o the picks sounds great on any speakers. you know. trade me. im still building. thank you

[@jameshansen487]

would lpve to share i think you will be surprised my e-mail is [e-mail] we can work it out

[@secretamericayoutubechanne2961]

THATS THE MOST TALENTED PIANIST OF THE 20TH CENTURY, JUST CASUALLY SITTING IN.

[@bradmurphy3206]

Shout out to NGR! Kind of exercised out on Promised Land. Thanks, Bruce!

[@hippiejohn334]

Please fasten seat belts and make sure traybacks are in the upright position, light up, sit back, n ENJOY THE RIDE!!!! PEACE, LOVE AND HEALTH ♥

[@brianogrady4410]

Well said!

[@markpinkus4572]

Shabbat shalom!!! Welcome Evan

[@3243_]

Beautiful Space in this show.

[@jimbob9828]

I died same month as Jerry. Great Doctors gave me 25 more years of Jerry. Thanks Doc.

[@Blastbandny]

Thank you for this! Just a great show from start to finish.

[@ehaber197]

Haven't payed super close attention but can't remember ever seeing them all with jackets and long sleeves. Jerry long sleeve black hoodie instead of regular black T-shirt haha

[@jessestewart2557]

Even Another Great One

[@ehripley]

Great Birdsong. Great Playin->UJB. Still listening to Dew but this is my favorite part so far. I am a sucker for Dew though!

[@scottorton482]

Been there, done that. Best liquid I ever had, clean and oh so good. Wish I had more.😊😅😊😊😅

[@keseysvenisonchili]

Cmon guys, bust out RFK 90. I know there’s pro shot footage of the whole thing somewhere in the vault.

[@numbernine2207]

The 2nd set has already been released as bonus footage on the FRK '91 DVD, but I'm with ya. I was there too & would love to see the entire video put up. The energy was epic. Brent wailing on that Bertha when Jerry was having amp issues.

[@redwoodcoaststudio1610]

Love this story. And yes, I've been wanting to see that whole show for decades, but after reading so many reviews on archive, I've long suspected that the rain put the kibosh on video. FWIW, I was nicely high on some shrooms a couple months ago, not tooooo high but well more than a micro, and I decided to give the second set a try after a few years break. WOW. Every bit worth the legend and the hype. Full Blown Space travel. @musicdunc

[@michaellee2387]

Too bad the band didn't follow Hornsby into playing "The Entertainer" at 1:53:26 and 1:56:38 . Nothing bad about this show, but the August 91' Shoreline run blew these outta my memory. Though here wasmy first Warf Rat meeting was up top during set break, and I helped Rock Med mobilize a girl who had fallen. A lot of people on the live chat were less than copacetic, for some reason on this stream. Namaste to all! 🙏

[@cynlcole4649]

🎼Never stop rocking 🎵

[@TedToob]

Not only was at I at this show - but I was quite literally in the front row of 103!

[@freddyp07ify]

Man take me back. I would change so much. I would never of touched social media knowing what I know now. I like youtube for treasures like these, but that's it. I would of changed so much. Especially touching crystal meth. On it for 3 years. Clean nearly 10 years.

[@mjkranig]

Jerry looking cozy but ready to rock in his hoodie!

[@ACRRYBKA]

Bob is so funny. The Concert perfirmance is just such perfect as studio album quality. How is it possible?

[@mattking1724]

OH YEEEESSSSSS.... WHEEEEEEEE HERE WE GO...

[@grtamrcnbuzz]

It was excellent, is all can say.

[@Wolfgasm0414]

Bravo!!!

[@johnglover7501]

About 35 mins in, the camera focuses on a kid wearing a jester's hat carried on an adult's shoulders. He'll be almost 40 by now. Crazy.

[@lindsaynoellov]

Fav❤ this an NYE winterland 1977.

[@RoelvanDijkRustRadio]

Mickey looks like a supporter of the Dutch national soccer team, with his orange sweater and red-white-and-blue sweatbands.

[@brianbrennan5337]

Spoken like a true Dutchman! #globalappeal

[@michaellee2387]

Yeah, but his hair wasn't spray painted Orange. Points off!