Jerry Garcia Band - That’s What Love Will Make You Do | REACTION

[@jamelakajamal]

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[@glennytrades3357]

Sadly Ron Tutt is the only surviving member...oh...and btw...it's a Little Milton song...

[@magibiri1]

Please review Teddy Swims “Use me up “ and “I can’t make you love me “

[@hooper4581]

It’s all love

[@Spacecowboy42]

Check out brothers and sisters by JGB. I feel like you'd like that

[@jasonjohnson556]

Check out the version 3-5-80 on KZbin, there’s good video and their rolling a little quicker. Love what you’re doing!

[@kesleycottrell1416]

I wish you could have seen a Grateful Dead show. It was a beautiful and magical time. Like the saying goes. There is nothing like a Grateful Dead show. It was very true.

[@maryanderson9191]

Amen!!!!

[@direwolf8124]

I seen them in Atlanta and Birmingham. People ask me to describe it, I say its impossible to describe. It gets in your soul and it never leaves

[@stonejackballer482]

All fax, no emails!

[@marcieversole4719]

AMEN!!!!

[@greyskydawg5284]

Indeed

[@karaminalee]

Jerry’s voice is like home to me. 💙💙💙

[@robertbarnes428]

🏡

[@amyyaekel3323]

Yes!! I used to say its church. HOME IS EVEN BETTER

[@nyclear]

Well put sister

[@nyclear]

@@amyyaekel3323 sermon at home?

[@karaminalee]

@@nyclear ✌️💜

[@deechatterton5828]

Jerry really liked performing under the JGB format because he could play things the Dead didn't do (especially R & B) and he didn't have the weight of the entire Dead infrastructure and could just play for the sheer joy of it. And us Deadheads will decide when you're a Deadhead! And you are!!

[@american_cosmic]

I'll be honest... I've always preferred JGB/solo Jerry to the GD... and I LOVE the GD. Like you said, Jerry always got down with the r&b, and I loved that.

[@ChickenParm152]

Legion of Mary

[@davenunyabusiness4893]

There were song that HAD to be played when he played with the Grateful Dead. Jerry Band was Jerry's band and they played what they wanted to play

[@direwolf8124]

Dead is more than music and drugs. Its a way of life and its not for everyone. Jamel got it from the first song

[@american_cosmic]

​@@direwolf8124 Good music is good music... it's really not any more complicated than that.

[@bailey7851]

Your reaction takes me back 25 years and that’s this best gift anyone has given me in a long time.

[@wonderwoman9736]

Agree 🥰

[@Meyzen76]

Ohhhhh yeah! We're getting in JGB? You are the best Jamel. 👏🏼

[@direwolf8124]

Absolutely

[@kevinharnan8378]

Jamel such a bright light of 2020 for so many! To 2021 & beyond!

[@jp-bl5vk]

Yes! I discovered Jamel during the March lockdown - his reactions are one of the only bright spots of 2020. Love that he's found the Dead and now JGB!

[@kevinharnan8378]

@@jp-bl5vk check his snarky pupp

[@estimatedprophethawk]

Yep. Found Jamel a little over a year ago. Heard him react to 25 or 6 to 4. A couple of reactions later I subscribed.

[@jp-bl5vk]

@@estimatedprophethawk I first got hooked on his Steely Dan reactions.

[@stevenmurano7863]

thing about jerry is he is RARELY in a hurry to get where he's going....happy just to strut along and keep you hooked. as a player, he doesn't us a lot of 'cliches'...keeps it tasty and never seems to run out of things to say. excellent guitarist!

[@derekfletcher8934]

How about a Reuben and Cherise next or Run For the Roses! Many blessings!

[@aangb0b]

Yep! Love to see those in

[@Montuckz]

yessss!!

[@danh367]

The sooner the song opens, the sooner it closes

[@nathanieltoby6936]

Yes

[@ryang582]

With you there. R & C from 4/23/93 is the best I've ever heard. Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/enfanaGoYttkrNU

[@Spacecowboy42]

This channel just keeps getting better.

[@mayolsen1942]

Don’t you mean deader and deader??? Hahahahaha

[@pappyoutdoors9736]

@@mayolsen1942 🤘⚡️💀🌹

[@denxero]

Don't forget: Garcia & Saunders, live in 1972-73. After Midnight, The System, One Kind Favor

[@thadiuslindahl6282]

Jamel is an organ fan, he should love Merle Saunders!

[@justing42]

@@thadiuslindahl6282 Melvin is a badass too!

[@denxero]

That's why I never miss a chance to remind him of those. Besides Jerry's collabs with Hopkins, his collab with Saunders is basically the one formation/gig that takes the usual over-the-top Dead sky-high feel and launches it in orbit around Jupiter or something :P Myself I've been a Dead fan for over 10 years now, but I only discovered those since the past year. Garcia recorded material is near-endless! :D

[@rodciferri9626]

Melvin wails on the organ!

[@peggy2360]

one kind favor...one of my favorite songs

[@darinschmidt612]

Fans said seeing JGB was like going to church. Love Jamal.

[@derekoliver1367]

Saw him at the Warfield many times. It was church. Lol

[@Ken_G.]

The Grateful Dead was the party that started Thursday afternoon and let up after midnight on Saturday. Jerry Band was church on Sunday.

[@tgproductions97]

You’d love 80s JGB with Melvin Seals on the church organ. Jerry literally found him at a church in Detroit and asked him to join his band.

[@patricknevin2703]

I love that! I have always loved Melvin. To me JGB was just a great side show to GD, which I loved so much. My absolute favorite is My Sisters and Brothers soooooo soulful. You want some good shit you go and listen to Shady Grove.

[@gr8ful4dead]

@@patricknevin2703 My Sisters and Brothers is my favorite JGB song too! Love this one too and so many good ones but that one is my all my time favorite for sure! Wish Jamel would do that one!

[@augustwest5273]

Yep. And those Keystone series in 73 with Merl Saunders were on heavy rotation and just a must listen.

[@ottisennes1715]

Jerry would have been appalled that his music is sometimes blocked!

[@i4ncurr13]

especially a live cut!

[@BucksBe]

AMEN!!!!!!!

[@shawnminnich7273]

Truth

[@yltcraxe]

Not sure about Jerry, but as much as they've been the most generous band ever as far as giving us free stuff, they do have their instances of blocking or protecting when they want to sell the better versions. For instance taking down soundboard boots when they officially release a show.

[@hlbaum]

Thank that witch Deborah Koons, known author who made her money off of Jerry and prevents his music to be listened to for free!

[@jeffschmidt1324]

Thanks for making me smile after a craptacular kinda day. I've really enjoyed seeing you discover The Dead from Touch of Grey to today. Thanks for putting a smile on our faces and great music in our ears!

[@scottlambert3878]

Jamel I couldn’t be prouder of you my man you are finding great music and Jerry is one of the best . Thank you opening your mind 👽

[@jackoroses9593]

The fact that you can't stop smiling is sign your on your way to becoming a Deadhead .....lol. Thats why we all love Jerry and miss him so much !

[@capttrips100]

Jerry Garcia Band What a Wonderful world....Shining Star..i second that Emotion....ect ect ect....... .

[@simonharris1776]

💯💯💯❤🎶🔥🔥🔥

[@lynnemilazzo3904]

THE WHEEL ... One of the most beautiful and inspirational songs you will ever here by Jerry Garcia....

[@TomG626]

I love you. I love you for taking our requests for this wonderful music. Jerry was so diverse. This band was what he did for fun. GD is what he did for a living. When you play for fun it “comes out” differently. If you want to travel down a hole look into his work with David Grisman. When Jerry was in his early 20s he was enamored with blue grass. Very technical stuff, and played banjo. He interpolated and brought that banjo technique to the electric guitar, creating that sound we love. If you’d like to hear something completely different than this check you “Oh The Wind and Rain”. Get the lyrics before hand. The song is from the 17 or 1800’s and him and Grisman did a wonderfully haunting version. I’m sure you’d love it. It’s a story song.

[@gerizkid]

❤❤❤

[@Suitcase-Jake]

Jamel you are the positive light bringing people together in these rough times. We are all so grateful

[@KarynJustice]

Jerry Band will take you to all kinds of good places! Ron Tutt is the only member of this JGB grouping still with us. Jerry played with a lot of different people as "JGB". "Run for the Roses" is a classic!

[@heather1142]

Thank you for making me smile... A friend shared this. I love Jerry. But to watch you and hear you express the feelings, that's a special kind of happy. (~:}

[@deechatterton5828]

All are gone except Ron Tutt. He was a long time drummer with Elvis Presley.

[@markthompson7983]

Ron Tutt was Neil Diamond's drummer after he played with Elvis. Nicky Hopkins played with the Rolling Stones on their best like the album, Exile on Main Street and the songs like "Sympathy for the Devil" and "Sway". He also played with the San Fran band Quicksilver.

[@deechatterton5828]

@@markthompson7983 Nicky Hopkins also played with Jefferson Airplane at Woodstock and on a few of their albums.

[@djohnspangler]

Nicky Hopkins also played with The Who.

[@skateman7151]

I thought I recognized that name from an Elvis concert. Fantastic!

[@markthompson7983]

@@skateman7151 Elvis' bass player was a guy named Jerry Scheff, who played on The Doors LA Woman album. When introducing the band he always introduced Ron Tutt and Jerry Scheff together and always said something like any way you cut it it's "Tutt Scheff"

[@mikelabomusic7782]

The piano player, Nicky Hopkins, played on everything! He played on the first 14 Rolling Stones albums. He played on the Kinks’ records and the Beatles. He played in bands with Jimmy Page. He played on Joe Cocker’s “you are so beautiful to me” and was in his band. His place in rock n roll history is incredible. He passed away in Nashville in the 1990s. A true legend.

[@stewartmoore3821]

I needed two things today, Jamel and this song, perfect combo.

[@direwolf8124]

I commented after his first reaction to the Dead, its habit forming. He's hooked

[@charliemac64]

The Jerry Garcia Band played on my ship while I was in the Navy. We were in our homeport of Alameda, and I think Jerry was doing some "community service" work for his then-recent possession bust. Photo evidence available on request for non-believers. :)

[@MicahFoxxMusic]

Great story!

[@charliemac64]

@@MicahFoxxMusic My shipmate, who was a serious Deadhead, was going batshit crazy. LOL We were in the Bay Area, went to see the Dead a LOT in those Navy days.

[@brianmeagher5771]

Oh my god! Lucky!

[@CAMBOG1972]

Pics would be hilarious

[@charliemac64]

@@CAMBOG1972 facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1093994914306&set=a.1086202199493&type=3 I hope that works.

[@floorticket]

Jerry band ... well now we're getting somewhere.

[@wonderwoman9736]

Right on

[@Meyzen76]

JGB-"Harder They Come" 1990 Greek Theatre

[@DanClancyPatterson98]

Oh fuuuuck yes

[@markdonohue7744]

Noted

[@Treblaholland]

That was my last JGB show before I moved to FL. Jerry was on fire, channeling every guitarist a song called for. That's how I remember it at least. :)

[@richdiddens4059]

Some claim that Jerry is the most recorded musician of all time. Besides the Grateful Dead albums and all the concert bootleg recordings he had at least 6 or 10 side projects such as this and The New Riders. plus he was in constant demand as a session musician for many groups and is rumored to have done other session work in the Bluegrass genre. It is estimated that there are over 2000 hours recorded of him playing music.

[@timothygu3]

I believe it.

[@poetreatsartreats2469]

That's What Love (of music) Made You Do..(: BRAVO Jamel! #JGB will set you Free

[@kenmatheson5794]

I'm 66yo and damn this brings back some memories.

[@deechatterton5828]

68 here and the exact same

[@decal2756]

This was my favorite incarnation of the JGB with Ron Tutt ( Elvis' former drummer ) on drums & Nicky Hopkins ( known primarily for his work with The Rolling Stones ) on piano & Jerry's long time bass player John Kahn on bass. Ron Tutt is still alive at the age of 82 but Nicky & John both passed away. This song was written by & originally recorded by the great Little Milton! My favorite track by this incarnation of the JGB is their cover of Bob Dylan's Tough Mama but this track is killer too!

[@karaminalee]

Looking over shoulders: “I just wanna let you know, you put it on me.” 😂🤣🤣😍😍😍

[@PIPER898]

No one did it like Jerry….whether it’s the Dead or JGB, spanning decades upon decades, there will NEVER be another like him… 🙏

[@davel7159]

The bus came by and Jamel got on, that's when it all began!

[@patricknevin2703]

Yeah not sure I believe Jamal. I do believe he has been abducted and has forever transformed into a better version of himself. Jamal is a head now. You don’t just go deep dive a JGB on a lark. Jamal the sooner you admit it the happier you will be, however your weed intake may go up.

[@simonharris1776]

😂💯 word!!

[@jeffdarden337]

@@patricknevin2703 "who is the head of the group'?, " we're all heads mr clark" actually elevators but?

[@davidfradin4625]

Ron Tutt is still around and I believe he's still playing at 82 years of age. The other 3, Nicky Hopkins, John Kahn and Jerry Garcia are no longer with us. I saw this band perform in 75, same tour as the album ..... great musicians and a fun night of great jamming. BTW, there is another song on the album called 'Edward the Mad Shirt Grinder' which was written by Nicky Hopkins back when he played with another great 60's band, the Quicksilver Messenger Service. I think you'd enjoy that too. 'That's What Love Will Make You Do' was written by Little Milton, a great bluesman.

[@stephenpalazzolo5418]

You have truly gotten on the bus!! LOL

[@JamesConley1234]

Real talk lol

[@danh367]

And hes already helping to pick up 'Passenger'(s)

[@RASTAxSKATE]

@@danh367 Yeah now he's really truckin, hopefully he doesn't run smack into a tree 🌲

[@matthewatwood2581]

Just keeps going furthur & furthur...

[@philsphan6865]

This brings such joy. I love seeing your smile. I appreciate you, man...and listen to more Jerry!

[@nealpierson9072]

This song is a cover, btw. Jerry had a real power to take other people's songs and make them his own. JGB was mainly a covers band with a couple of Dead standards thrown in.

[@duffypratt]

There are some Jerry tunes that are exclusive, or almost exclusive, to JGB. I’m thinking Mission in the Rain, and I’ll Take a Melody as immediate choices. Also, I think stuff like Comes A Time and even They Love Each Other are more JGB than GD. Not sure why? Are there others?

[@nealpierson9072]

@@duffypratt Thanks for elaborating on that. I haven't listened to a ton of Jerry's non-Dead projects yet, but I've loved what I've heard.

[@lisarainbow9703]

Little Milton originally wrote and performed this song. The original is a good listen...

[@billc2147]

@@duffypratt Midnight Moonlight second most played JGB song, Kean College 1980

[@risksrewardsrelics51]

@@billc2147 Midnight Moonlight is a Peter Rowan tune. Though, they played it together in Old and In The Way... probably my favorite version by either of them.

[@johnm3152]

Ron Tutt played with Elvis at the Big Man's zenith - was known as the Cadillac of drummers and is still alive a kicking to the best of my knowledge. Nicky was a juicer (not unlike Pipen). He played with the best British players & passed in the mid '90s. Thanks so much for delving into this wonderful chapter of the Jerry g. Band history !

[@mackramsay9851]

Jerry’s the shit dude! There’s no one else like him. You gotta check out JGB Tangled up in Blue 7-26-80 at the Capital theater. JGB is church!

[@tommathews3964]

@Mack Ramsay is spot on........that's the shizzy there! Here's a link so y'all don't get Tangled up on the way! What a force Jerry was! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4jbZayMor-pY8U

[@paulinwoburn9680]

Thanks for the link, Mack. I just watched the video. Holy crap, it was so good.

[@tommathews3964]

@@paulinwoburn9680 Yep, that's pure gold!

[@rodciferri9626]

I wish I could give this two thumbs up!

[@gregberry1812]

There was a show. The Stone SF or Keystone PA from 1980 with a After Midnight/Elanor Rigby/After Midnight that is on par with this.

[@dawnstenman2741]

You are so much fun! Love that you seem to be wandering down the path of the gratefully dedicated! I spent 15 years following Jerry around. My motto was "never miss a show for a job or a man". No regrets, not one. I think you will dig "Lucky ol sun", so soulful.

[@garymessano2669]

Saw JGB in early 80’s at a small theater in NJ. Had 3rd row center seats. The show was incredible!!

[@jwollheim]

This is the best KZbin rabbit hole I’ve ever fallen down. Makes me feel like I’m experiencing them for the first time too. So glad your on the bus and sharing these with us!

[@MrPooch1967]

J - Never thought you'd pull out the inimitable JGB. The value of John Kahn on bass and Merle Saunders on keys and oh, those backup singers. Would love to see a reaction to Tangled Up In Blue or Reuben and Cherise. Be safe!! 👍🏻✌🏼💯

[@1BMarr]

I second Ruben!

[@direwolf8124]

Nicky was one of the greatest pianists in rock history

[@johnmusser8925]

What about old and in the way

[@jasonshachat5364]

That's what love of great music will do! Love your channel bro.

[@stevenmurano7863]

this is a great version of JGB. Nicky H is legendary and played with just about EVERYONE. John was with Jerry for a long long time

[@scottbegonias313]

John Kahn was the musical director for JGB, he died a little after Jerry .Marilyn Monroe was his babysitter when he was a child in Hollywood ,Phenomenal bass player! This line up was pure🔥. Hopkins was an ivory master. Tutt played drums for Elvis! This was the top of the crop!

[@scottbegonias313]

The song always gives me chills. I just love it so much, I can't help myself to dance! That's what love will make you do ⚡ killer version

[@krissantos6624]

one of my favorite songs... Jerry Lives!

[@timlinj]

IT IS A....BRAVE...MAN...Who dives into rabbit holes. Blessings Friend

[@Dr3amtime]

John Kahn was Jerry's long term bassist and friend and took Jerry's death (in 95) hard. He passed a little less than a year later.

[@dustintaylor112]

they also shot a lot of dope together

[@sojourner7597]

@@dustintaylor112 unnecessary comment

[@dustintaylor112]

@@sojourner7597 what it wasnt a secret... read any of the books brah

[@punchypizzainpizza6616]

They loved heroin

[@dustintaylor112]

@@punchypizzainpizza6616 exactly and so did i for many years. but @sojourner is trying to rewrite history by not allowing me to say that

[@johnmetzger3404]

I sure do miss brother Jerry. I have the dancing bears tattooed around my left wrist. The day he passed I went to the tattoo parlor and had a halo put above the orange bear that's carrying the rose.

[@paulzo7474]

Yes! JGB! Your channel is terrific Jamel!! Thank you!!!💙💙💙

[@StoriedLocations]

Hell's yeah! Thank you! So happy to see you enjoying! Spread the love brother! ❤

[@KOLLIS1969]

You would like Sisters and Brothers. Good jam, positive message with a heavy ol time gospel influence.

[@gavinpaterson1853]

Oh yes

[@brianmeagher5771]

Perfect choice! I've always loved that one. Especially the version off the double live album.

[@twobucca]

Thats the one

[@sojourner7597]

Mmm hmm! 😁

[@VaughnBrown1965]

I love your reactions bro. Thanks for reppin Jerry and the Dead and getting it. I was born in 65 but only saw the Dead twice. I saw the Jerry band though in Seattle in 93 and it was one of the best days of my life

[@ykmgeedee]

After Midnight>Eleanor Rigby>After Midnight 3/8/80 Stone is an absolutely sublime groove. Rivals any of my fave GD transcendent moments. Thanks for doing what ya do!

[@a_forest_walker]

So grateful a friend dragged me to Eugene in 1994 for a three day show of G~D. I had no idea what I had gotten into and for about a full day I felt like a stranger in a strange land. And then the...long...strange...trip began. The only regret in life that really aches my heart is that I wasn't born sooner and discovered them earlier.

[@brianmeagher5771]

I was there and the shows started at 2 pm. Do you remember the camping just a little bit off site of the parking lot?

[@timothygu3]

Jamal, if things ever get back to normal and they start doing live shows again, you have to go to a Dead & Co. show. It’s as close as you can get to the Grateful Dead but the spirit of the scene is still alive and I think you’d really enjoy it and embrace it.

[@helpontheway5000]

Yes! As close as it gets. The music, the people, the vibe...it's all there. Hope to see your smiling face at a West Coast show, I plan to attend all of them!

[@Hugh-Jorgan]

Phil and friends is my favorite version these days. Dead and company is nice, just a bit slow. Not sure if that's the tempo that Bobby wants or John. John had come a long way since his early days where it sounded more John does dead than the dead doing dead with John joining in. He has assimilated well over the years though and does a fine job now. But I still prefer Phil and friends but Phil does so few shows these days. I get it. Can't be easy doing it on a regular basis at 70+ years of age. Man I really love these guys and miss them on a daily basis.

[@chriskovalchuk8503]

Really do gotta appreciate you appreciating the rest of the band besides Jerry because they really do be laying it down. You have a really a good ear man!

[@fredsanford5954]

Nicky Hopkins was one of the biggest studio piano players of the 70s working with The Who and Rolling Stones amongst many others. Health problems kept him from doing much touring so this was a treat.

[@misterfathersir]

I saw him live twice. Once with the Jeff Beck Group around 1968 and the other was at Woodstock playing with Jefferson Airplane. I checked out his biography from the library just to go through the index and see just how many recordings he was a part of. His contribution to the Stones studio recording of Sympathy for the Devil is one of my favorites.

[@TheOldYellers]

This is one of the finest albums ever. Oozes talent and groove. It’s amazing.

[@marksherrick]

Gone and done it now, the JGB is a lifestyle.

[@666krewskater]

Facts dude

[@KillaC420]

Yer damn right!

[@sandrapersik5647]

Alip_ba_ta di luar Nalar 👉kzbin.info/www/bejne/hICQg5hvh7h4irM Plis support this channel ☝️🙏

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

I remember seeing them in Milwaukee. What a special night.

[@JeffAquA315]

And this might be 20th best version of this song jerry did,, imo, thats why we keep coming back to this musical genius!

[@gjermundhigraff7789]

Now do Jerry Garcia - Misson in the rain.

[@hooper4581]

Yes yes yes ! one of my all time favorites.

[@mcgmcg7745]

Amen, must do Mission in the Rain. Absolutely glorious song !!!! (~);}

[@ChicoEscuela]

there's a great video from 1978 with Maria and Donna, superb.

[@mcgmcg7745]

This video is my favorite video on KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIq7oqSDeLuVqtU

[@brucegrossman3531]

Classic

[@jacobletkeman8955]

You just can’t help but smile listening to this

[@DanClancyPatterson98]

Ok I don’t usually cuss but holy shit this is amazing! Thank you so much! This is one of my favorite songs of all time and my favorite version of the song! Please do more of this! You are doing the Jam scene such a solid my dude! We are kinda becoming more mainstream because of you!

[@skibowler]

Melvin Seals and the JGB still play and it is a ball to attend one of their shows, especially in Cali or Oregon... deadhead land. Early 1990s Jerry Garcia Band with Melvin Seals on the organ is gold!

[@tomrobertson8362]

If you really want to go on a Jerry Garcia tangent, he was the banjo player in a great bluegrass band called Old and in the Way. They did a bunch of awesome music. You should check them out. Maybe start with I ain’t Broke but I’m Badly Bent.

[@bwyseymail]

Midnight Moonlight

[@michaelderose397]

John Kahn (bass) was good friend of Jerry , involved with most non grateful dead Jerry projects. Nicky Hopkins was AMAZING and used by Rolling Stones slot. Ron Tutt is the only one alive. He was Elvis's drummer. This was my favorite JGB line-up, though only together for part of one year.

[@sandrapullins8644]

what a groove, its been many many moon's since hearing this I'd forgotten it. Thanks

[@PIPER898]

I went to Highgate in ‘95 for the 1st and last time I ever got to see them.. So thankful and won’t ever forget that show!

[@lisarainbow9703]

"Russian Lullaby", and "Lucky Old Sun" are a couple of great old songs that JGB covered.

[@tomb613]

Hello Jamel!! I'm very happy you found your way to Jerry Garcia Band!!! So much groovy music to be discovered!!! One of my favorites is from "GarciaLive" volume 12, Jerry Garcia and Merl Saunders album track "Go Climb A Mountain". This whole album is funky and psychedelic with soul mixed in for good measure. I hope you can get a chance to listen to it!!! Cheers and thanks for what you do!!

[@marksherrick]

JGB wasn't about going way out there jamwise, it was truly about the song. Not one bad song in their rotation, period.

[@mrheem44]

don't let go /don't let go

[@jackstraw4129]

Legion of Mary in '74 was jammin'. I remember some long ass flute song that was frickin' awesome. Favorite JGB tune: 2.28.80 After midnight>Elanor Rigby>After Midnight. But I've got to say, what I'm listening to now is sick. I'm going shopping.

[@jj18057]

I was made to love her. Maybe not a psychedelic jam but a jam none the less

[@HyzersGR]

After Midnight > Eleanor Rigby > After Midnight 3/8/80 is some serious jamming

[@brianhartnett5326]

Lonesome and a Long Way from Home & Don't Let Go, get waaaaay out there.

[@linslaur2]

Such an incredibly soulful song!!! Love this sooo much... Jerry's voice is so touching🎶🎶

[@kylebackman6461]

This was awesome! Check out “the way you do the things you do” by Jerry Garcia band for another song that will have you grinning ear to ear! Love and light my friend

[@bustan44]

How I have I never heard this cut of this tune before!? That's some super-ultra Jerry improvising there, freaking prime. Nice video dude.

[@gerizkid]

This is my FAVORITE JGB recording. Nicky Hopkins FTW. Let it Rock... The song... So good.

[@swimbum1]

John Kahn passed in 1996, Hopkins in 1994, Garcia in 1995. Only Tutt is still alive and kicking.

[@billbbill]

Jerry just killin it with the slanky groove. Nothing like that early mid 70’s Jer.

[@joeherbert7555]

Oh my goodness, that guitar tone. And I love everything with Nicky Hopkins on it. His recorded work with the Stones and many others just brought out the best in them. And of course, we can't forget about the great Ron Tutt - Elvis' drummer for those incredible early 70s shows, including some videos that Jamal has covered. In fact, he and Donna Jean both worked with the King on musical projects!

[@messiahmoose]

Oh, and you will love JGBand with Melvin Seals on the church organ (literally gospel inspired). He played with them from 1980 on. Again I am not qualified to recommend one unfortunately. In 90 at the Greek Theater, Bela Fleck sits in on banjo for Moonlight Midnight and The Harder They Come.

[@SmilingMedicineEntertainment]

DUDE, Thanks for this, really. There's so much great Garcia Band material out there, so many incarnations, styles, directions. And seeing them live was just like being in church...probably even better. What turned me on to Jerry outside the Dead was the album Garcia & Saunders Live at Keystone recorded in 1973. It's pretty much American standards and some Dylan songs thrown in. I think you'r really enjoy this stuff. Especially Like A Road or My Funny Valentine. When you hear these intense, blistering solos, followed by his calm, relaxed vocals, like nothing just happened, well sign me up for that stuff.

[@Spacecowboy42]

When I listen to Jerry play anything i try to imagine myself tripping in the crowd and think of him singing to crowd and the lyrics being focused towards the crowd. If that makes sense

[@direwolf8124]

You would have to be there, to have been there

[@danamaguire4285]

You are officially the best. Another amazing tune Jerry did live is "Don't Let Go"

[@robertcutting4007]

Jamel every time I see you react to the Dead or now Jerry it makes me think of my brother in-law Steve. Smart successful guy, major DeadHead. I love him and miss him. Enjoy brother!

[@seanfannin3453]

Grateful to be taking this journey with y'all!! ❤️

[@domenicgalata1470]

The opening track on this album is so good, Let It Rock. I’d recommend the Keystone Concerts which is Jerry with Merl Saunders ( keys ) John Kahn ( Bass ) Bill Vitt ( drums ) not the JGB but still kick ass and groovy.

[@beckyscott4026]

Jerry had such a groove for solid Christian/Gospel music - GOOD FEELINGS and PEACE to All!!!

[@Sunshinedaydream_108]

Going in deep, Jamel! You're getting the good stuff now. JGB is unparalleled!

[@krissantos6624]

well said, man ✌

[@SM-ri2df]

Drummer Ron Tutt played for Elvis Presley, Nicky Hopkins keyboards spent most of his time playing and touring with The Rolling Stones.

[@leesvideopage]

JGB!! Love you Jamel!!

[@brianworrell8543]

My brother proposed a year ago yesterday to this song at the Capitol theater home for the holidays!!! Such a good show and memory. Jamel give hooteroll a listen!! Jerry with the recently passed Howard Wales. Good stuff. Much love brotha!!

[@doobiedave9686]

This song was written by Little Milton and released in 1971, you should check out his version too.

[@TheRealForrestGeorge]

That is correct.

[@tacoisadog]

Love seeing you truly feel the music and appreciate it for what it is. You might not consider yourself a deadhead, but you "get it", man. And that's all it takes. Thanks for spreading the love, for sharing your smiles and energy with us. You've made me smile on days I didn't think I would, and that means a lot. Looking forward to more JGB and GD reactions in the future! NFA ❤⚡💙

[@JackCerro]

Nicky Hopkins makes everything better.

[@gerizkid]

Yes! Love his playing on this record!

[@kevinhennessey3189]

Merl Saunders is still my fav, but I do love Nicky.

[@gerizkid]

Melvin's not too bad either 😉

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[@tommathews3964]

Right you are about Nicky! The definitive Nicky for me, is Edward The Mad Shirt Grinder, with Quicksilver. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXnFcmp6a5WLoas

[@tylersmyth8861]

JGB has a live album from Kean College '80. It's an absolute ripper. How sweet it is, after midnight>eleanor rigby>after midnight, tore up over you are all great from that show. Jerry and Melvin Seals(keyboardist who still tours as Melvin Seals and JGB) had an absolutely amazing dynamic together. They made magic together.