Grateful Dead - 7/10/87 - JFK Stadium - Philadelphia, PA. SET 1

I spent six years in prison full of negativism people. When I came home and saw a dead and company show my gf said she never seen me so happy. She understands now that they are more than just a band. The people are the best people. We are so much more than just fans. She understands the history I have had with the dead for the last 25 years. I love all of you.

[@lumpyheadcarini7553]

Welcome home

Keith Smerek thank you. Bye my girl love the dead now.

[@janeseamore1370]

good job brother making the world a happier place. yeah I can feel it in your comment. thanks

[@harrycanes1]

keep fighting the good fight my man!!! welcome home

[@augustwest3307]

I'm truly glad your out of that madness and among the Dead again! Peace bro!

[@mattj376]

I work in a job where we are drowned in negativity and have a psycho neighbour who constantly melts down..listening to the dead gives much needed peace

[@frenchchefkyle]

Remember a stranger at a dead show is just a best friend you have not met yet.

[@janeseamore1370]

stranger althea 81 msg

[@shaunvale4934]

none of my mates know the dead :(

[@lizziesangi1602]

By far, hands down, THE BEST words I ever read describing a GRATEFUL DEAD concert, BAR NONE! NOTHING in the world is like a Grateful Dead concert!

[@clarkewi]

That is fucking profound. And so true.

[@lizziesangi1602]

The best comment ever on a Grateful Dead concert. There were shows I went to and "those" guys said, "Where were you? We saved a seat for you. " . SO COOL

[@MrSteverossiter]

Phil Lesh really doesn't get enough credit as a premier bass player. He has such a heavy sound, but not overpowering. Fantastic

[@ghogan3592]

The nice thing though is that Phil doesn't give a shit bout any of that

[@ghogan3592]

But Im with you nevertheless

[@ghogan3592]

Phil turned my head Inside out several times i⁹ 🎉🎉❤❤😮😊

[@rdel494]

Been listening rock n roll 50 yrs no one plays bass even closely to how phil plays ,up down thru around music !!

[@mynameisianhunt]

he kinda does tho. His contemporaries give him his due credit- I donno where this weird idea comes from lol. Phils the boss

[@marshawalsh8500]

How blessed we’ve all been to have experienced these beautiful, joyful shows! For me it was 9/78, Giants Stadium. They opened with St. Stephen/Jack Straw. There was no turning back. I was blessed, anointed, indoctrinated, whatever it is. My boyfriend took me to that show. I married that guy. We’ve been going to shows since then. Looking forward to whatever comes next for us all. God Bless!

[@CindyBell-y4x]

Love the GRATEFUL DEAD🎸🎤❣️

[@CindyBell-y4x]

Best band I have ever heard and I am 67 years old and have heard a hell of a lot of bands. The Grateful Dead is a band that sends a message to you know matter what mood you are in good or bad Happy or sad after listening to the Dead you are so relaxed and revived in whatever come your way. THANK YOU GRATEFUL DEAD LOVE YOU All Miss YOU JERRY GARCIA BUT I KNOW YOU ARE IN HEAVEN LOOKING DOWN SINGING YOUR HEART OUT, YOU KNOW THERE ARE TIMES I CAN Almost HEAR YOU SINGING FROM ABOVE. LOVE AND MISS YOU JERRY ❤️❤ LOVE A # ONE FAN CINDY BELL ❣️

[@JerichoWest-zy4ri]

Wow that's so cool for me because I was born 9-78, and have been a dead head for 35 years 🌹💀⚡

[@JTConnelly1]

Same. I'm gonna propose to my longtime girlfriend because of your post.

[@docjay2026]

That first Giants Stadium show was my 2nd! Never looked back

[@boyzoflb4030]

ALTHEA 33:30 - CASSIDY 54:04 - CHINA CAT SUNFLOWER 1:02:15 - I KNOW YOU RIDER 1:07:40 TERRAPIN STATION - 1:22:30

[@christopherkupiec6723]

Oh my God they were on top of their game right there and the next two years would bring the best ever of the grateful Dead in my opinion

[@josevillarreal9920]

Deer Creek '90 ... crackling w energy.

[@isaacsweeney626]

69

[@ryanmattingly6292]

Best years of my life right here 🥳😎☝️☝️🎶☝️🍑🍑💃🕺🎶🎶

[@miked2623]

1987 JFK was my first show and made me a head forever. I made '89 at JFK and a 2 Spectrum shows before Jerry passed. I've since seen 20 shows with the variations of The Dead, Further, Phil & Friends, Weir, etc... Dead & Co as well. IMO, you can't compare the 80's era to 1973-1977. That was the peak of the Dead. Peace Brother 😎✌

[@TheMinecraftXprt]

@@miked2623 I’ve been a huge dead and company fan for a year and a half because u didn’t like Jerry’s voice but recently it has grown on me and when I watched him play fire on the mountain at JFK 89 I cried it’s so awesome you were there

[@sergiof8625]

My favorite era of the Dead! I loved what Brent added to the band with his playing, harmonizing and singing.

[@DanCohoon]

we had a cat named Brent named after him as a kid

[@JoeBoomerMusic]

Brent for the win!

[@Stella_Blue1972]

The Brent shows are my favorite!

[@darkstar9480]

@@Stella_Blue1972 The Brent days were the best times I ever had.

[@brutemegahunk3895]

Brent’s beard game was strong

[@lizziesangi1602]

BORN IN THE DESERT IS SMOKIN' ! Garcias' playing is off the hook!!! The entire show is so high energy and everybody is off on it. Another show I get to listen to, over and over. LOVE that the "entire" shows are uploaded! For awhile there they were uploading the one hit wonder tunes, they made me CRAzy. The entire show is where it's at. Thank you for the upload.

[@stfnjng]

NEW MINGLEWOOD BLLUES

[@Bluecollar711]

Was one of my best shows ever

[@masonkanterbury3007]

If I had known our time was so limited, I would have seen twice as many shows.

[@Bummel176]

You can't escape this band, Dead live forever🌈😎

[@autodidacticprofessor869]

The music never stopped!

[@flaccidego4291]

Amen. Play lots of live dead in my house. Streaming this set right now & my buddy goes "man I wished I couldve seen the Dead play live back then" to which I replied "You're seeing right now man!" Lol. And I said even when your just streaming off the audio archives on your speakers. U are THERE man! 🙂

[@DiannMelodyDunkley-sx2jr]

The DEAD are the best music experience I've ever had

[@jamescostantino8503]

Probably my fav show..I loved hot summer shows and the boys loved playing to our crazy Philly fans....as I remember it the doses were super electric too on this tour..hey now

[@stfnjng]

WAS that the tour the lucky charms where distributed?? or was that 88?

[@thomasoneill6228]

Iko opening is a banger. Sending chills. Brent is King

[@taylorspuppets]

Brent

[@rockingranny5278]

I love me some Brent!!

[@sgtsquank]

Jerry on 'Sugaree' -- hot damn! Might be the best I've seen him dig into that one and what a flow.

[@lennarthallberg9918]

Agree!

[@stevethrendyle8406]

His best lead playing ever, IMHO.

[@Estimated-prophet52324]

This was my very 1st show! My buddy told me I'd like it....boy oh boy was he right!!!! Hooked for life!!!

[@inreellife8258]

My friend dragged me to my first show 2 months after this one at MSG, I was immediately hooked…was back the next three nights…life changing

[@MarianneHayes-g1d]

Love listening to the old concert recordings! It brings me back in time.

[@joelfierman8499]

It has to be magic. It’s got to be. How else could one explain what’s happening here. The way this gets you. I really believe the music does play the band. The Grateful Dead are as good as it can be. And then they give you more. Unbelievable. A rocken Minglewood then a beautiful Althea. Again. Beautiful.

[@michaelmally7288]

Jerry said it myself. "What we do is magic. How we do it is music.

[@anthonystephenson323]

My 1st show. I saw Jerry as a Buddha. Weird?!?!

[@watchalay74]

Jerry's solos are helping me get the weeds pulled.

[@JohnSmith-fq7hj]

when I'm working in my garden all my neighbors are listening to the dead lol

[@maria-h4n6o]

And smoked hehe😊

[@caphuff765]

Jimminy Cricket, Jer was so healthy and beautiful again in 87. I always loved watching him play his solos TO his band mates. He’s listening intently to them as he weaves his magic. He’s having a grand time. And whoooooweee what a rippin’ Sugaree. My, oh my.

[@michaellindley]

Favorite Sugaree by a pretty good mile

[@calterwronkite5860]

I'm in heaven, My 1st show My entire life change that day

[@scottshonk4494]

Yes me too. Where's the Dylan set?!!!!

[@mikemack7050]

Me too! Don't remember much from that show for some reason...🤪

[@gretchenpike4990]

Gahhhhh 💗

[@kevinmchugh6444]

Peace and love to you and your family

[@daddiojones238]

Cronkite went to a show w his wife and loved it!

[@thisismycoffee]

Can't you just feel something special in this show? Such an energy.

[@themightykyuss]

Brent was such a great fit for them. God damn was he good!

[@airtimejunkie]

There was nothing like a Grateful Dead show! I'm grateful I was alive on this planet while this band existed! :)

[@jeremybrandt4304]

I think that all the time!! How lucky are we!!

[@jeffbrown6869]

Man perfection!!!!!!! It is a special place the bus takes you. The sun is gonna shine in my back door someday! Jerry and Bob are the best combo ever and Brent wow play that thang man!!!!!!

[@deadhead4206]

I truly miss the old days.. Dead shows back then were crazy experiences... I melted my face numerous times, loving every bit of it

[@petermeyer4206]

Brent is killing it!!!

[@mikec6733]

I was born in a desert and raised in a lion's den too...now I'm a librarian 😊

[@chazbickel4518]

😊

[@ResearchSoundLab]

sweet.. I wish more librarians were like you.

[@flaccidego9468]

They loved playing east coast_ Philly, new York, Hampton, Boston and it shows. Thanks 4 the share of this spectacular pro shot. East coast dead shows are ROCKERS!!! This is peeeeerfecyt example. Thanks !

[@flaccidego9468]

And it,had EVERYTHING to do with the crowd energy. They fed off it.

[@flaccidego9468]

Been to cali shows and me & my friends got yelled at 4 being "too loud". The -Dead were basically a rock band who loved it loud & rowdy

[@pureblood1]

I LOVE THE GRATEFUL DEAD 59 NOW I AM SO BLESSED TO HAVE COME UP IN THE LATE GREAT 1900's I SURE DO MISS THE CONCERT SEEN WHAT A MAGNIFICENT MAGICAL TIME IT WAS ☮️✌️🤙🆒🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@dshehiHonestTune]

Quintessential. From beginning to the Suite… and the peter.. it’s majesty. It’s the perfect set.

[@thomasleroy4793]

I Remember how Humid it was.. it was an afternoon show. They was as many people who didn't get in or chose to stay out side the arena that there was inside....the temp was well over a Hundred deg there was a fire hose they were spraying around for a short time... Still one of the best Dead shows ever

[@MadMan07712]

Yes! 96+ that afternoon. We were just out of reach of spray from fire hoses in front of Jerry. Loved the shows with Dylan.

[@InBetweenZ]

I was there for this show and one with Dylan as well! Nothing can ever compare

[@theslag66]

I was there for this too. Hot as F that day. But a smoking concert

[@chazbickel4518]

I carried my girlfriend out after the show, lots of people had heat stroke. 89 was the same. The shows were so good.

[@LucyLennon909]

​@@chazbickel4518 ... the space was definitely hot🌡🎶🎸

[@themikeaustin]

Love that Apple computer above Brent's head. Really dates the show....

[@PutDownTheBunny]

Many of the GD's songs are more complex than first observed or heard. Some are downright challenging, and I speak as a musician of 35 years doing it

[@TheTinyAutistsGuideToTheGalaxy]

For me it’s the chord structures of Weir’s. They aren’t always an easy feat

[@dashjeffreys6998]

Hard to argue this isn't the best American band ever. Many have come and gone. And many were very good. But the Dead influenced a culture. And they still are. I'm 60 years old, still groovin' to the music. Their shows all differed so much that you're never listening to the same song twice. And now of course Dead & Company are keeping us happy by playing to the true believers. Hope the tunes never die. Hope more get on the bus

[@colinnolan2212]

10:01 Rest In Peace Jerry 20:20 22:16 56:06 1:16:41 These moments are precious This dying man bled for us everynight

[@davejames6205]

I would love it if everyone took note of the studio sound quality recorded at a live concert over 30 years ago. And for those of us who got to experience it live, I'm sure you'll agree no sound will ever be the same.

[@augustwest3307]

Only Pink Floyd has had such a comparable crisp clear sound as the Dead. Thank you Bear for your tireless commitment to the sound and the innovations you and the band brought to quality concert sound.

[@79blueingreen]

Excluding the 80’s synth 🎹 tone it is 🔥

[@bunnybeckman8029]

Bobby gave a interview about that sound , he said the albums were the best that could put out that sound & that they r working on making it perfect ! 😅😛😵‍💫🥳✌️🫶🏼☮️🥲😢😥🌹❤️❤️👻💀👽🪐

[@bunnybeckman8029]

I also loved PinkFyod but I couldn’t pry my body from the Gratefuldead !

[@naftalib4356]

The Dead --- Im so lucky I got introduced to them back in 91 --- only had a few years but I got crazy and went on tour in 93 , one of the best decisions I ever made :) I was supposed to be in high school but I think that year was better spent following the dead.

[@ResearchSoundLab]

Maybe. Or maybe only if you realize how subject you were to obeying your impulses, without wisdom or discernment. Thing can go one way, or another. We can't base the soundness of a risk decision based solely on the outcome. Hopefully, you get what I'm saying. It was a long time ago. My first show was '87. But was 'on the bus' at '83. I was 13 then. Saw "The Movie". I never upsticks & followed them for a tour- but now I wish I would have. Which was the better decision? I don't know. For me- it was probably better I never went on the road permanently.

[@benwitte8832]

And we love you too. The Grateful Dead broke down barriers that would typically keep us from loving strangers. In fact, the GD taught us without actually saying the words, there are no strangers.

[@dddd-jo2ek]

my girlfriend and I just tried acid (both for the first time) and after a while of being overwhelmed I was kind of scared what direction it was going to go in. After finding comfort in realizing what "shine on you my crazy diamond" by pink floyd actually means, I decided to see what musical wisdom the greatful dead could offer. Without ever hearing a dead song before I put this video on and it has made this experience a million times better.

[@User-1683x2]

This concert took place my third day on the earth. My parents tell me it was a hot summer that year

[@aidamhruska120]

This concert took place roughly one month before I was born... it took me about 20 years to come across Hunter S. Thompson whom introduced me (indirectly, that is) (haha) to the Grateful Dead. I was reading some of his work and was mentioning this band quite a bit and with a great affection. Luckily, I was curious enough then, to look up what the mysterious GD was. Who were they? What do they sound like? Bang! And today, in this day and age, I am sitting here with my sleeveless old rugged GD T shirt listening to this concert. If I ask anyone in my age if they know GD, all I get is blank stares. But hey! Who cares? :)

[@bradroberson6359]

I was six when this concert happened, jumped on the bus at 41. Glad to be here!

[@jamescostantino8503]

This show was a tripping blast w an iko opener..was insane...named my husky pup iko after this opener...turned my older bro on to his first show this day...he ain't never been the same...lol🤪

[@johnkeller7847]

This brings so much Joy and also tears ,Some of the most soulful and meaningful music on Earth....The DEAD where like no other bands on stage.There music is Timeless,...always Love em...Love em today now lm older ,but to watch this now l was in my 20s or just 20....Holy Crap they where On their GAME is a understatement,keep shaking them bones. Chris K,CT,USA

[@davidbruce5481]

I LUV THE GRATEFUL DEAD!!!! I LIKE TO DO THE HIPPY HIPPY SHAKE WITH ALL THE HIPPY GIRLS IN THE CROWD!!!❤

[@acediamon5042]

Living in Bali at 68. Been listening to this band since 1967, they will come with me when my time is up. Peace up u all. 🌴✌🏄🏄🏄🏄✌🌴

[@fireworks_music]

This is A-game Jerry right here!!

[@stonepaintertim]

I was at his show; I had no ticket, and climbed over a concrete wall and dropped into a pit where there were rows of tractor trailers and found my way out in front of the stage ,,A very hot day

[@laurentdubois2268]

was it too expensive ?

[@V8trickshot]

U stole from the band?

[@lizziesangi1602]

Cool. 👍At one show the crowd dropped, well, did the best they could to lower a fat dude down to the field. About half way down it was a free fall. No tractor trailors so that wasn't you. Another show the Hells Angels wire cut open a chain link fence. They all drove in, put the fence back rightly and all was cool. I love the "rogue" nature.

[@lizziesangi1602]

@@laurentdubois2268 I would've done it in a heartbeat

[@taritabonita22]

I miss going to the shows with my mom back in the day. So grateful for those moments! ❤🎉 🐇 🌈 ✌️ 🌹😎 SacCal 💜 👋

[@katmandoo375]

Wishing my family well everyday and I will always send good vibes to you. Hey now!!

[@Danielfu955]

Love seeing a healthy Jerry right there. That was a smoking Jack Straw...greatest band in all the land

[@bunnybeckman8029]

Oh my god the Gratefuldead ! How I love them all of the time especially Jerry , he is my soul mate ! I love him forever & we have been together !

[@mattfletcher6100]

I went to this show. I was in the first few rows center stage.I took some great pictures at this show. Great to relive it. THANKS FOR POSTING!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@psucolonel]

greatest show I ever saw In MY LIFE!!

[@landscaper23]

25 years old. Watching this and idek its Sounds you can feel and experience like you were there in the crowd absolutely unreal energy!

[@George-do5tv]

I live. In Philly and it was a hot day and my wife's first show the dead was the last band to play at jfk

[@tims1707]

Me as well I still do and listen to the old clips

[@grr7256]

My 1st show!!!!

[@chazbickel4518]

😊

[@feltongailey8987]

Everyone onstage feeling a-ok this night. So nice to see.

[@joshbean9331]

Brent is amazing!!!!!

[@pmbbmp]

it might just be nostalgia but a think 87 was some of the Dead's best shows. After Jerry's health scare in 86. they came back with a new sense of energy and purpose

[@christophercook5915]

Completely agree! 87 was special! It changed after Brent passed and they could only play stadiums cuz of the mainstream success of In the Dark... Everything changed🤔

[@newmoonmeteorites4430]

Love this Sugaree!

[@jonglass1231]

Explode out of space into perhaps the best “Need a Miracle” ever. Brent’s keyboards in the background make it. Spectacular show all around.

[@StoneyMcBonk]

The guitar at 37:52.... This space is getting hot!

[@BeatrixKiddo77]

I was at this show and have never watched this footage. Incredible. Dying to know who the guy with light blue shirt standing off stage near Brent is. Phil & Phil’s shirt ❤️ I wish i had a Time Machine.

[@schwarzpete]

incredibly crisp and upbeat playing. This could very well be the best video out there for late 80s. This is the real deal!

[@earthling2519]

87 GD was perfection

[@rustykuntz94]

3:27 Jerry with a flub as he was too early going in for the next verse when it was another chorus "HEY NOW", you see Weir chuckle and keep it moving

[@RobertPotter-g1q]

These guys made beautiful music together The goat of music .I was lucky enough to see the Dead live twice in 1978 Boston garden,and Hartford, Conn.Awsome, tripping balls!!!! Those were the days!!!

[@bunnybeckman8029]

After all these years Jerry still watches Bobby do his thing in amazement of how does he do that ? ,!

[@josevillarreal9920]

I learned so much in guitar from Bobby's rhythms.

[@christinezeoligratefulchef8672]

I always thought it was like the head master making sure he liked what he did. Bless his heart Bobby never looked angry ever

[@RedWhiteNBluPitBulls]

Bobby was forever pleading with the mixing board to pot up his sound, poor guy.

[@saxmidiman]

I listened to Bob's isolated track the other day, and discovered why they did that!!!😁@@RedWhiteNBluPitBulls

[@MaureenObrien-h1e]

You do not know wtf Jerry is thinking but that ain't it, I'd swear on it! I've hung around both Jerry & Bob on stage!! 1981-1985.

[@Deadbuck73]

Who doesn’t love America’s favorite fun game?! Take a step back... and take yet another step back.... lol

[@wimpetervandenbergh4536]

I've always been a " head " but livin' in germany....what a way to start this my sunday mornin'...thanx.

[@JohnaL790]

IHey Now! Was at this show! I absolutely love the Dead!Peace fellow deadheads!!! Love & miss you all so much!🎉 Best years of my life!🎈🪂🥰💐☀️🐕

[@goodyguitars4270]

a lot better than now! hahahaha Peace!!

[@ryanmattingly6292]

This is such a fire experience

[@110577Mike]

One of the most fun Dead shows I saw. It had been raining but the sun came out almost as soon as they came on. And the floor-level was a big sea of flailing arms and legs. And a single set to boot!

[@dougshelby939]

Also... Okay there's music. And then there's good music. And then there's really good music. And then there's live music... and then there's the Grateful Dead 👍✌️😎

[@coachingfool1345]

This is one of the best Sugarees you will ever hear. It grabs at you, and pulls you back to days gone by. Its like a time machine. I don't really know how to explain it. The human mind is exquisite. Its like I'm there, at least for a few moments. And how very wonderful those moments are.

[@joebaby555]

The sweat dripping down Jerry’s “Tiger” Guitar after ripping a wild solo during Sugaree.. This is one crystal clear video of a hell of a show . The crowd roars as they do what they did best ...on the fly ,live spontaneous jamming with classic rockin and unique songs and their special bond with their loyal fans who always had a blast and always got a show that was never played before or after as they didn’t follow set list...

[@j.b.lickums4032]

Brent was on FIRE

[@j.b.lickums4032]

Brent was on FIRE

[@mzmudy]

Simply the best band ever!

[@devekut2]

nopenopenopenope

[@artmchugh5644]

Hardly 😄🎸🎸

[@katmandoo375]

Mark Zmudy Still is.. Much love!

[@dany58299]

Yeah right! Everybody's playing in the Heart of Goldband !

[@ginnymcintosh2739]

❤ u Brent!!!!!

[@BadAngus5]

OMG that Sugaree solo. I've heard it 1000 times but never had the pleasure of seeing that little grin Jerry let out right before he ripped into it. Followed by another right after. Priceless.

[@tresdenk2213]

My first show! Just celebrated my last at the Philly Dead and Co. What an honor to witness and I looking forward to being Dead forever.

[@peterceppos7105]

It days like this I wish the. Dead was still with us. And Jerry was still with us.

[@emrysdavies1215]

Man! Saw this just before I left for work just couldn't wait til I got home so sod it took my headphones to work fone in my pocket hid my earplugs under my ear defenders & listened to it while I worked!! Cool!!!!

[@masterblaster3833]

Spotted a Dead shirt cradled in a canadian tuxedo at this taco place I frequent. I said, "Hey, I dig that shirt man." His face lit up. I've never seen a random stranger's face get so soft and familiar. Different people and different generations, same bad music. Love

[@JubeProductions]

I'm not even a huge fan of the dead but I do respect them. Somehow I was at this show and it was such a great time. THat's when acid was plentiful and cheap. Man, 1987 was a summer to remember. It was my summer of love. I had just turned 17 and I was mobile with a new license and new car. I will never forget those days.

[@christopherkupiec6723]

Same here the best summer of my life I'll never forget it

[@christophercook5915]

The Jerry / Brent connection was my favorite part of the 80s... Magical! 🎸🎹🎵

[@JamesJAllen-sx5vn]

Very cool seeing Jerry's pedal steel guitar hanging there on stage

[@IGerboclown]

I love me some Brent. Boys on point this day. Shout out to Philzone crowd. Cheers!

[@elholt7095]

Was not a fan until about 2 years ago. Certainly knew them and liked some of their popular songs. Then for some reason I started listening and now I can't get enough. Best Jam Band with a mix of intense and mellow energy through out a show. And as Jerry once said always different which is why I can take a trip sans drugs with them. Love the videos especially this one with the clarity of sight and sound and of course the psychedelic visuals. Thanks for posting! I'll be back for sure. Send me via links to videos you think are as good or better please...I'm on a journey... Cheers!

[@edm781]

Old video with some glitches, but always love watching them go on a deep improv jam in this Slipknot; kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpzFq3aKnMx3bpI

[@bradroberson6359]

Can relate to this, certainly knew about them but didn't hop on bus til age 41. Happy to be here!

[@speedformercy]

so many people have already beat me to it, but this was my first every Dead show, and my first and only time dropping acid!

[@drag_on_eye]

According to Bobby the Eighties they were peaking... by '87 all one maybe? This a beautiful archive for us old Heads to reinvigorate to... all the younger ones watching and listening to get a taste of where we've been and where we can get to if open to it. Thanks LobsterVideo an Charlie Miller for your great work!

[@lennarthallberg9918]

Grateful Dead works for me. I feel happy every time I hear their music.

[@tomwayne6919]

I've seen the DEAD 49 times there's no way they could ever go out of style

[@paullizotte5825]

Good day people Peace forward Paul here phenomenal what a great set of shows that was back in July 87th

[@timdurkin5305]

China/Rider starts at 1:02:16

[@grantrodgers2470]

I can dig it

[@Hazard4K]

Jerry bless Charlie Miller and everyone working in the workshop!

[@engravingcrowntrophyboulde7785]

They are hosing people down during I Know You Rider. So EPIC!!

[@johnmanning4339]

People very rarely went to a Dead show and didn't have a good time. It was all about having a good time. Those were the days, that's for sure.

[@bunnybeckman8029]

Nobody could play the drums like Mickey Jesus how did he do so many sounds ? Me & my niece were behind the speakers got passed a joint , didn’t know what was in it but we had to get down from there we were to high for what he did with them drums ! Oh boy , wow !

[@alan2383]

🙃 this space is gettin hot you know now I'm tryin to catch her

[@adamcrary1602]

Just fyi, Billy is by far the better drummer of the two- Mickey might reach for and invent crazy sounds but there is No Way he could have ever played like Billy did in 73.. ever. Listen to the Dead without Mickey snd you’ll understand that Billy was as good as any jazz drummer ever was.. Two drummers is powerful but limiting also. They were never better than they were without Mickey. 🤷🏻Not a Mickey hater, at all. I believe he would be the first to admit it. He understands , i’m sure, what a great drummer is, and that he’s been very fortunate to play w somebody of Billy’s caliber. That’s my truth, you can take it or leave it..

[@wolfsvision940]

Agreed Mickey is a rudimentary drummer. Billy was a hummingbird he could play anything!! @@adamcrary1602

[@Bunbeck-pf9iw]

U r rite on about Billy being the best at the drums plus Micky knew how lucky he was to be with them because his father had ripped the band off ! They had no idea for a long time y they didn’t have as much money as they should have ? 🥲😢😤😡🤬🤯😰😥

[@petersherman34]

nothing like a Greatful Dead show.