Jerry Garcia Band - Tore Up Over You - 7/9/1977 - Convention Hall (Official)

Jerry Garcia Band - Tore Up Over You
Recorded Live: 7/9/1977 - Convention Hall - Asbury Park, NJ
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[@tonycassidy8807]

Metal, jazz,Rock n Roll,Blues...Whatever your taste is,this is probably the best Jam session ever heard.

[@jayfranklin4791]

Musicians with no pretentiousness. costumes, or effects. Thanks for the share..

[@frankstevens1656]

Dam ! those hippies is too good !

[@davidmccaffery7977]

The one and only..🎉.. brilliant

[@rajsuss]

I was there, it was warm on the boardwalk that night, and Jerry and the band were HOT!

[@potatohead6524]

soooo bigtime! thank you...one of the best on KZbin

[@charlesmiller5315]

Still miss you Jer.

[@kyle-style]

At 1:21 I always imagined him glancing and smirking at the camera, can’t think of it as anything else now haha

[@friendofbeaver6636]

Just great! A fine example of the Travis Bean's punchy tone! Jerry's phrasing is subtly different. His clean, upper register playing just "sparkles," and he can get downright raunchy, at will!

[@omarvera3594]

Formidable!!!!

[@waydog1126]

I was there Asbury Park

[@rajsuss]

I was, too.

[@peggy2360]

you guys are lucky!

[@douglasnorris109]

Nice!

[@shawnmoynihan1198]

Treasure

[@paulsnith9979]

I only saw early show. the cops hauled 34 of us to jail for drinking beer on boardwalk between shows...a-holes!

[@frederickus]

ELVIS!

[@ultzisakhain]

Tore Up Over You was written by Hank Ballard and originally recorded by his band - Hank Ballard and the Midnighters.

[@peteherstedt680]

Harmonica Fats!

[@ultzisakhain]

@Keith Phillips, I was responding to someone who wrote, "ELVIS". So, obviously not all of us do know that. Tore Up Over You aint an Elvis tune...

[@hippiejohn7100]

Elvis has LEFT THE BUILDING ✌️

[@chriskovalchuk8503]

Saw this guitar at the rock and roll hall of fame just sitting in a case not getting played… cool to see but lame, that guitar should be being played somewhere in the world like it was made to be.