Grateful Dead - You See A Broken Heart 3/12/66

Live at Danish Center 3/12/66

[@jkerman5113]

Such a hidden gem. I'm learning it now... feels too good!

[@johnstallings4049]

U see a broken 💔 😢

[@patzimmer1052]

I wish this would have stayed in the rotation :)

[@Kawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww]

on fire

[@babyj1996]

LOVE PIGPEN !!

[@lzrdkng79]

That's just nasty.. love it..

[@peggy2360]

can't ever get enough pig!!

[@AlligatorWhine]

how are there any dislikes

[@alisonjohnson8432]

ohh too funky

[@dennisstone1207]

Just a little bit louder now

[@ChoctawNawtic4]

This was all Pigpen baby!!

[@johnholland723]

I can understand why it was only played a few times in live concerts.This was 1966?It’s lacking something as evidenced by the predictable rythmn.For a man growing so quickly in musical virtuosity,this must have been hard for Jerry to play.

[@bsorryrthatsit7055]

Vocal identification will show that the fake, imposter Pigpen is a different person.His band-mates were one eyed jacks.Blue's were his game, the rest of the group wanted to go more country. Marty Robbins "I fell in love with a Mexican girl" etc ad nauseum was not his idea, that's for sure.

[@jkerman5113]

what do you mean the fake pigpen?

[@bsorryrthatsit7055]

@@jkerman5113 Back in the day,69-72 they had a dude that looked liked Pigpen but wasn't. It was a fake, look alike Pigpen for a few years after his actual death.Very strange, but witnessed by many, not all were fooled. He'd sit at the organ, and the thing would not be plugged in.