Bob Weir And Wolf Bros: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert

Watch Bob Weir And Wolf Bros play "Only a River"', "When I Paint My Masterpiece", "Bird Song" and "Ripple" at the Tiny Desk.
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March 2, 2020 | Felix Contreras -- When I produce a Tiny Desk Concert, one of my most important jobs is to make sure they run on time and that the performance sticks to our set time limit (roughly 15-minutes). So when Bob Weir and Wolf Bros achieved lift-off during a pre-show sound-check, it was my unthinkable responsibility to tell the guy who practically invented the jam band to... stop jamming.
Weir is a founding member of Grateful Dead, a band that launched countless jams from 1965 until the death of lead guitarist Jerry Garcia in 1995. And it also fell to me to keep looking at my watch during the performance, even as I realized that my favorite "Dark Star" jams alone lasted well beyond our fifteen-minute performance window. But the magic space behind the Desk has a way of bringing sharp focus to the task at hand, leading to exquisite performances that go well beyond the pale.
Such was the case in this gig by Bobby and his Wolf Bros, Jay Lane (drums) and Don Was (bass), as they played a set that was rich in Grateful Dead lore and that will likely create new memories for the Deadheads who were in the room and beyond.
"Only a River," from Weir's 2016 solo album Blue Mountain, feels like a memorial to Jerry Garcia, with a reference to the Shenandoah River, a body of water Garcia famously made reference to on the song, "A Shenandoah Lullaby." Weir turns the chorus into a mantra and seems to evoke the spirit of his fallen bandmate.
And what would a Grateful Dead-related performance be without a Bob Dylan song? The intimacy of the Tiny Desk turns Weir into a sage Master Storyteller during a version of "When I Paint My Masterpiece" with its reference to Botticelli and a lonely Roman hotel room.
With the addition of special guest, Mikaela Davis on harp, the final stretch of two Hunter-Garcia tunes takes on legendary status. When Weir switches to electric guitar midway during "Bird Song," I looked at my watch because I knew we were in for some time travel. And the band didn't disappoint as the rhythmic interplay between Weir and Davis showed off his singular rhythm guitar style, honed from more than thirty years of playing alongside one the most idiosyncratic lead guitarists in modern music.
And I ain't gonna lie: I teared up at the end of "Ripple," Grateful Dead's fifty-year-old sing-along from their album American Beauty. And it wasn't because of the treat of being just five feet from the action, but because of the song's celebration of hope and optimism, found in the spirit of all of the band's music. Bob Weir continues to evoke that spirit every time he picks up a guitar; and as we all sang along at the end, we evoked that spirit too: "Let there be songs, to fill the air."
Indeed.
SET LIST
"Only a River"'
"When I Paint My Masterpiece"
"Bird Song"
"Ripple"
MUSICIANS
Bob Weir: vocals, guitar; Don Was: upright bass; Jay Lane: drums, vocals; Mikaela Davis: harp, vocals
CREDITS
Producers: Felix Contreras, Morgan Noelle Smith, Maia Stern; Creative director: Bob Boilen; Audio engineer: Josh Rogosin; Editor: Maia Stern; Videographers: Morgan Noelle Smith, Maia Stern, CJ Riculan; Associate Producer: Bobby Carter; Executive producer: Lauren Onkey; VP, programming: Anya Grundmann; Photo: Laura Beltran Villamizar/NPR

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[@orionp8242]

True story: Bob has been to every Grateful Dead concert. Now that's dedication!

[@stephenchase3352]

Billy too.

[@josephmelcher1312]

Sadly I have never been to any.

[@Thegreatobjective]

Deadication

[@bernlin2000]

He's taken care of himself, may he be blessed with a very long life!!

[@betsyduane3461]

In the fall of 1968, the Dead played some concerts without Weir and Ron "Pigpen" McKernan. These shows, with the band billed as "Mickey and the Hartbeats.

[@GloryToTheDawgs]

Nothing kills an amazing jam like a youtube commercial

[@davemackins]

The 'Adblock for KZbin' extension for Chrome is what you need my friend.

[@DanielinLaTuna]

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[@t1harby]

Plz no

[@matthewkaras6962]

how do people not know about adblock?

[@FunkHitsTheFan]

Adblock?

[@arbourist]

Story time! I was at this performance and it was of course amazing, as you can see here. After "Only a River", Jay asked Bob what they'd be playing next, and Bob said "Masterpiece". Well at that time, I said "nice!" rather loudly (you can't really hear it here) and that's why there was some laughter and Bob said "we just got clearance to do this one". I went home that day very stoked to have had this brief interaction with Bobby. Really incredible day, all in all.

[@KevinRibelMusic]

Thanks for sharing this is so cool indeed! Hope you have a good day!

[@aarona3111]

When you realize "We just got clearance to do this one" means ... he probably casually called up Bob Dylan and asked...

[@tommckinnon1005]

@@aarona3111 You know what, I like the original theory best!

[@reillysexton5368]

bobs comments during shows is one of my favorite things in life

[@GroundbreakGames]

He's such a nice guy. Glad you had that interaction and got to see this awesome show.

[@scoopydaniels8908]

There's just something so special about Bobby's voice now. You can hear the boy he once was and the age of the man he is at the same time. It's just beautiful to hear And he clearly Listen to Jerry and continued practicing his guitar

[@jkoll42]

Birdsong was insane. His voice, harpist stealing the show, double bass guy, percussion perfect and Josh engineering everything better than most studio work

[@Osnosis]

Double bass guy? Don Was!!!!!

[@bradleyrembolt]

@@Osnosis right?Its just Don Was

[@melaniecotterell8263]

I wish that they would only do it as an instrumental. The vocals make me uneasy. They bother me.

[@tjzambonischwartz]

"Double bass guy" Sumbitch, Don Was is a LEGEND. You ever hear of a song called WALK THE DINOSAUR?!?!

[@TheCarbunkleofTruth]

Bird song was awesome. Tears of recognition here and I'm not ashamed to admit it

[@PentameronSV]

*_0:00_**_ - Only a River_* (6:18) *_6:56_**_ / _**_7:03_**_ - When I Paint My Masterpiece_* (11:39 / 11:57) *_12:21_**_ - Bird Song_* (20:19 / 20:41) *_21:09_**_ - Ripple_* (25:40)

[@erichsnacks]

Scrolled down just to see if an MVP had this lined up. Thank you brother

[@nancyharrison9686]

Thanks for the set list 😊

[@greatlakeblake]

0:00-1:15 is Shenandoah, and it comes back a min later

[@beaulyons1977]

Thanks 🌹

[@juliefarrell3957]

Very kind❤thank you

[@kiltedbill7594]

WOW , THE HARP REALLY BRINGS NEW DIMENSIONS TO BIRDSONG. IMPRESSIVE. BRAVO.

[@kiltedbill7594]

@Tyler Grier VERY COOL TOO , BUT I THOUGHT IT WAS ESPECIALLY GOOD IN BIRDSONG. JUST A GREAT SOUND ALL AROUND.

[@markc.2958]

Mikaela's great. I've seen her perform twice now. Last time she and her band played the entire Live/Dead. Flawless.

[@gregmartens758]

@@kiltedbill7594 Please stop yelling

[@kiltedbill7594]

@@gregmartens758 SORRY IF I OFFENDED YOU SNOWFLAKE. BUT I HAVE GLAUCOMA AND IT IS HARD FOR ME TO READ IN LOWER CASE.

[@bisonhappenstance]

Let's all learn some lessons before we melt away.

[@jeffreysolomons9171]

Did Jerry send down an angel to play harp with Bob? She's amazing!

[@bradystrohmeyer3363]

Jeffrey Solomons she has a lot of her own great music on KZbin. Check her out!!

[@Jeff-S]

@@bradystrohmeyer3363 I'm going to look her up right now. Thanks.

[@simonlee8889]

lol... seems he did!

[@liamrdavidson]

Silly me , i thought she would play mouth harp .

[@MrWallybones]

I second that emotion!

[@ericochoa25]

Grew up listening to the dead with my dad, hearing Bob’s voice just brought those memories back to me. Rest easy dad ❤️ I’m forever thankful for introducing me to the best music ever.

[@cosmiccharlie1692]

Stole the words out of my mouth my brother. Blessings

[@livemusic3889]

Missing my pops too. We will always have the music. "If you get confused, listen to the music play."

[@JamesAllmond]

I am the Grateful Dad in that story in my family, just made me tear up, I'm in my 60's, go to Dead & Co shows with my "kids"...hold on to those memories, make new ones with your kids! Grateful Dead Music Forever!

[@MrWallybones]

You are blessed Eric!

[@erincassie3611]

My Mom did that for me too. So very grateful!

[@robertbedner3989]

Bob Weir would be known as a national treasure in any other country. Fantastic band. Sublime versions of Bird Song and Ripple with Mikaela Davis. Something so American about this music played this way - its of its place.

[@gardensofthegods]

Yep .... so glad they did Birdsong and Ripple here .

[@wolfjr1717]

Agree. It’s quintessential Western music

[@GenuineAltruist]

I'm so "grateful" that we still have Bob Weir! 💓

[@bobbyweir9279]

Thanks for supporting my music I’m so grateful and I hope you never stop being a fan.💜💜

[@jordanwilbert_]

Me too!

[@casonbunch9349]

cringe

[@adambailey537]

Mikaela Davis would fit right in at a mid-70's Dead show. Amazing.

[@mattboyle1329]

Playing with the Dead during one of there acoustic sets when they were splitting shows.

[@nedrobinson7490]

@@mattboyle1329 so true. During the 1980 Dead Set and Reckoning runs, this would have been perfect!

[@dreamtimej]

That Bird Song: yes Mikaela elevated it to the next level. With that, the rhythm section quietly marched on. Jay with his brushes and Don keeping it in the pocket- big time. Bob Weir comes in an just transforms the chemical break down of everything in the room after doing this for 55 years. Oh, this band compliments wonderfully Bobby’s unorthodox rhythm playing, which is lost on many live recordings as well, especially with the louder instruments. He often seems turned down the mix. This is special one.

[@franzferdinand11]

the harp sounds has just that little bite like jerry's guitar playing - epic!

[@MrJdspecial1]

Totally agreed

[@PutItAway101]

The harp works beautifully to sprinkle some magic around

[@gmcsrbosavl6964]

PutItAway101 she’s the best fairy duster I’ve heard since Grisman

[@tammichenard1024]

@@gmcsrbosavl6964 I like this comment lol

[@MrSesquatch]

@@gmcsrbosavl6964 she's better! and love Grisman.

[@heathkitchen4315]

He seems like a mystical mountain man who has you join a jam session before you can pass through.

[@collerdgreens]

That harp player is gorgeous and her playing is immaculate

[@jasonwilcox6334]

There may be some folks here who don't know what Don Was has achieved over his career. The bassist is a living legend, look him up !

[@martina4226]

yes I heard of him back in the late eighties and wiki shows his considerable body of work over the years but what me most impresses is his down to earth willingness to play with the Wolf brothers

[@GizzyDillespee]

I knew about Was (not was), and him following Wasserman with Bobby. I'll find out the rest organically

[@trwilliams22]

The world needs more of this to get us through such tough times.

[@melaniecotterell8263]

Not really tough, just AFU. Still. Today. 9 months after things had been AFU for ten months. New band on stage and the sound still sucks.

[@deeliciousplum]

This is heartening. Love how the audience gently joined in on Ripple. Brings me back to memories of wonderful and colourful friends. Mikaela Davis' harp playing adds so much to these pieces.🌺

[@gardensofthegods]

Gives the right touch that harp .... a harp that size costs a small fortune .

[@rangeofmotion5993]

Bird Song was meant to have a harp in it... beautiful. That song takes me back to a medieval era where a group of people are gathered around a fire in the middle of the village while a musician plays this tune on a mandolin.... I don't know why it does, but it does.

[@Aphrobam]

Wish we had that sense of community today. That sounds so wonderful

[@editorjuno]

R.I.P. Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter.

[@Weedbandit12]

Bruce Morgen let “their” be songs to fill the air ;)

[@editorjuno]

@@Weedbandit12 -- Amen to that!

[@rodnichols1922]

Hope this 'a river ' turns out, bob

[@jonevens5133]

And Barlow and pigpen! 🖤

[@jaek4489]

And Brent 💀🌹🐢💙⚡❤

[@joer3650]

My first album ever, 9 yrs old in 1976 was Steal Your Face. The Dead have always been central to the soundtrack of my life. I have sooo many incredible memories of dead shows, all of the cool people and fun times. Ive seen over 100 different bands in concerts over the years. There is nothing that comes close to the Grateful Dead live. Hearing bob's voice brought it all rushing back, you have to appreciate a good flashback.

[@bobbyweir9279]

Thanks for supporting my music I’m so grateful and I hope you never stop being a fan.💜💜

[@dougspivey8396]

Well said mine was 1980 Go to heaven

[@mediocrecyclist]

Cat Stevens and John Prine's has always been amoung my favorite Tiny Desks... this maybe the one i listen to the most now. Bob Weir is such a treasure. Be safe out there

[@barbaramcdonough1155]

Your comment hit me in the head like a frying pan. If you would have mentioned the Cranberries(RIP Delores) also, I would have to call you Brother. Good taste.

[@stephanlarsen8169]

Prine. Rubber hose Jah rastafari praises blessings respectfully Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️

[@mairnealachcaillte771]

I for one, am thankful that Mikela's harp was strung for this concert, her interpretation really captured the Grateful dead spirit. Gem of a concert, keep on truckin' ❤️

[@maxwellelder1495]

Oh my goodness, the harp on bird song is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard. Almost as beautiful as the girl playing it. Unreal. 😩😍

[@cironicholas526]

Bobby is every bit as original of a guitarist as Zappa was. Truly one of a kind!

[@bobbyweir9279]

Thanks for supporting my music I’m so grateful and I hope you never stop being a fan💙💙

[@montysano]

I never appreciated until recently just how good, and how original, he is. I think maybe it kind of got lost in the Dead?

[@ChefdeVT]

So happy to read your thoughts on frank and bob 😊

[@Jack_all]

haha....Not even close

[@seanhennessey9869]

Come on, now...such idolatry and hyperbole...he is a good player

[@theMusiCandMedicinE]

Saw Mikaela Davis play at third man records Detroit a couple years ago. The band was ridiculous. This confirms the fact, I am still in love with her.

[@GioYoLOL]

Absolute chills. Bobby is one of my heroes for sure. So glad he got to grow older and show us more music!!! Love his Dead pin on his strap!

[@bridge12582]

didn't expect this to make me cry. so beautiful, cathartic. clearly honoring Jerry

[@Jerrys_missing_finger]

Bob is a national treasure. It's also great to see using an electric tuner after 50+ years :-)

[@bobbyweir9279]

Thanks for supporting my music I’m so grateful and I hope you never stop being a fan.💜💜

[@christopherorman5769]

I want a version of this set on vinyl. Just phenomenal. That Bird Song was mindblowing.

[@wildebt]

What epic secrets of hippiedom this man must walk around with inside him...

[@leshtricity]

I think it's just lots and lots of money, since he's dating a woman that's literally of an age to be his granddaughter lol

[@kakehankakehan5768]

Life is a pancake

[@Kowasi]

They aren't secrets if they can't be remembered…

[@lucabrasi5070]

, that’s his lovely wife

[@meredithbarbieri7695]

@@leshtricityHe's married to her and she's 52, although he did meet her when she was 15

[@ratdogjams350]

This was such a great treat to see, also the fact that Bobby just loves to play all the time and he's down to earth enough to play tiny desk show with being the music legend that he is and at his age, just shows how special he is as a person and a performer . Much respect Bob!!!

[@melaniecotterell8263]

After doing Stella Blue w/JG that many times how could your mindset be any different than Bobby's? I wonder what his net worth is, in $? $500M? Even if it is 50 cents he is priceless, He ties the years together. The Dead's casual come as you are it's all about the music not the style stance has stood the test of time

[@johnbeetleboy7791]

I’m not really a Deadhead, but this is absolutely wonderful. (And this is from someone who VERY rarely posts). Incredible. Thank you NPR!

[@cgmejia]

you are a deadhead, just didn't know it!

[@JimHansbauer]

That's how it starts!! :-)

[@cookinginhalifax5738]

This isn’t about you.

[@Blaps16]

You don’t have to be a deadhead to love beautiful music❤️⚡️💙

[@jaek4489]

The bus come by and you got on that's where it all began

[@jannis2072]

What an absolute legend!

[@straightflushdnutz5580]

We love you more than words can tell Bobby. Gratefully Deadicated

[@bobbyweir9279]

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 🥰 and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that’s okay by you.💜💜💜💜

[@alexbrewer5799]

Wow ! That harp is doing so much justice ! Love the stripped down feel with the Wolf Bros, too.

[@bobbyweir9279]

Thanks for supporting my music I’m so grateful and I hope you never stop being a fan.

[@joekunedo]

This is one of the best things I've ever heard.

[@namelia4439]

I just fell 100% completely and absolutely in love w every note and every second of this performance. Found it at 9AM this morning and it has set the whole tone for this chilly, rainy day by making me warm and calm and happy…thanks so much, gang, for this one.💜

[@marlowesimpson5562]

if more people appreciated things like this the world would be a better place to live :)

[@black1582]

Best harp playing I’ve ever seen in my life! Bob and crew still bring the legendary Dead jams. It’s as good seeing him now as it was in the dead days.

[@jaek4489]

This performance would make a perfect Record Store Day special release. I would absolutely love to have this on vinyl. With the record colored with a Red/White/Blue swirl? Oh man oh man I'd adore that. God Bless The Grateful Dead. God Bless Bob Weir. God Bless Dead and Company. The music will never stop! 💀🌹🐢💙⚡❤

[@pekinbikeguy]

Best bird song ever ! Jerry would approve.

[@marblemark1903]

It was absolutely stellar, but Branford & the boys in N.Y. 1990 definitely hold that honor imho🔥💜🔥

[@edwardboone4395]

@@marblemark1903 or veneta 72

[@Mrpsblobsoflowendmung]

Ah the great Don Was One of my all time favourite players

[@davidedadam6141]

She's got Jerry Garcia guitar phrasing style... on harp! And the sound... great replacement for JG guitar. I'd like to listen to Wharf Rats with her on the stage playing the harp... Amazing.

[@mk81ting2]

Don Was on bass is a legend. was just watching him with Tom Petty in his last few shows. This is amazing so grateful for these guys.

[@jamesdwyer7752]

Wow!! I went to high school and had jury duty with Mikaela Davis on the harp. Cool to see her make it this far.

[@kyleh8500]

Bob weir, sounds even better with age

[@ronvalley1973]

nahhhhhhhh

[@bernlin2000]

Aging like a fine scotch 👍👍

[@FunkHitsTheFan]

His voice never changed amazingly just a bit more soul

[@josephhuether1184]

An acoustic guitar, modest drum kit, stand-up bass, 2-part harmony, good songs and TALENT. Wow!!!

[@nedrobinson7490]

No 808 needed. No beat needed. No producer needed (this performance would have worked truly acoustic, with a single mic in the middle of the room) Talent. Authenticity. Generosity of spirit. That’s why people will be singing these songs in 200 years and no one will remember Dreck (drake) in 20 😂

[@youngmrjazz]

That Bird Song was bananas

[@johntipton6797]

I sent this to my daughter to listen to during a chemo treatment. She loved it :-)

[@bobweir4465]

Thanks 👏so much for the comments and support you’ve showed me towards my Music 🎵 , I'm so grateful and happy to check on you! You can leave me a text on my mail; and let me know more about you

[@stevecarter2966]

That harp is absolutely beautiful

[@achaelrays]

Mikaela Davis on harp!! 💖

[@mightyquinn38]

rachael is awake v She’s cute like Stevie Nicks

[@shaolin_tcg4727]

What an angel

[@benharris9079]

Her original work is amazing. I hope people seeing her here check it out.

[@billywingrove5052]

Thank you...I needed that for... research purposes... hehe

[@davidhall8333]

In a world gone mad....sincere gratitude for this wonderful gem. Smile to my heart. Even included my favorite song...masterpiece!

[@Smitty8858]

Bob is such a gift to the people. We are cause you Weir

[@bobbyweir9279]

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 🥰 and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that’s okay by you.💜💜💜💜

[@litaltzegaegbe8946]

Love is real. Not fade away. Thank you NPR! 💀⚡💗

[@Alex-rk5mo]

Wow... best bird song post jerry imo. Weirs still making magic happen

[@hitsonacousticguitar]

Oh, I love this format. Thank you so much.

[@thermalchill]

Words will not do justice to express my at most appreciation for being blessed by music and the personality of Bob Weir . ✨️ 🎉

[@timharper4246]

I love how the audience couldnt help but sing along at the end of Ripple ❤

[@Northern-Rambler]

I've watched many Tiny Desk Concerts and this one has to be the best ever, the artistry and playing is just sublime.

[@TheMatrixIsReal.]

R.I.P. Steve Hribernik, who took me to see my first GD concert at 16 years old.

[@bunangst8415]

Saw my 1st show 11/10/84 in NJ. Gotta say that it makes me cry to see Bobby sing Jerry songs. The Birdsong was amazing! Jerry approved and smiled from Heaven I’m sure.

[@aubreypope3465]

I keep listening to this over and over and it gets better every time.

[@richardmontano8427]

Thank you Bob for keeping it amazing...... a Harp for Birdsong and Ripple...... Heaven sent....

[@bobbyweir9279]

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 🥰 and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that’s okay by you.💜💜💜💜

[@robfrancis8690]

Thank you, Bobby. You are a wonderful reminder of some of the most cherished musical moments in my life, and I've had many with you and the band. For all that you do, I'm eternally grateful to be alive while you graced us with your craft.

[@bobbyweir9279]

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 🥰 and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that’s okay by you.💜💜💜💜

[@jamesgeorge3289]

I needed some inspiration today thanks Bobby and friends

[@bpar73]

Tears flowing on that Ripple........

[@edenbrandt7605]

Hampton Coliseum!

[@eggman615]

Yes! Bobby is an absolute legend 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@brian3243]

This was a treat. The harp brought an ethereal quality to birdsong that I haven’t heard in 25 years

[@mikegallagher2732]

I Havent heard birdsong played THAT AMAZING since '80 ... Radio city music hall...

[@swinkadoo]

yall should mention Mikaela's name in the title/description, she rocked it

[@stephanlarsen8169]

Yes I Jah Herb Jah love Jah Jerry Jah rastafari praises blessings respectfully Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️ Jah sisters Jah Trey Jah Duane Africa Ethiopia Addis Ababa Selassie I Jah Creation herbalist spiritual awakening chant down Babylon

[@liz4067]

Feels like coming home♥️🙏🏼

[@smokethepandas24]

Just wonderful..

[@dakotajames1824]

After I got done. I was like WHAT JUST HAPPENED! This was a ride. Such a gem

[@deweypug]

That Bobby sure can squeeze out some unbelievable rhythm!

[@DeathByOstrich]

Bob Weir is a national treasure. When he goes, so goes a legacy of truly unique Americana. Cmon folks. Birdsong? are you kidding me.

[@repairdepartment5918]

Dry your eyes on the wind... I may have to after that rendition

[@andrewmtreat]

You can't bottle lightning...unless you are Bob Weir. Bravo.

[@mackenziejenkins1095]

agreeeed.

[@noahachrem]

Or owsley ... lol

[@bobweir4465]

Thanks 👏so much for the comments and support you’ve showed me towards my Music 🎵 , I'm so grateful and happy to check on you! You can leave me a text on my mail; and let me know more about you

[@andrewmtreat]

@@bobweir4465 Ha!

[@bobweir4465]

I can as well add you up to my fans page on email if that’s ok by you

[@GrimaldiAmps]

Masterpiece bridge is so funky. I love Bob and Bob so much ❤️

[@bobbyweir9279]

Thanks for supporting my musical I’m so grateful and I hope you never stop being a fan.💜💜

[@happycolibri]

Thank you so much for al those beautiful moments you help to create with your concerts

[@tomas5376]

Well Ripple brought tears of joy ! What a treat! AND the ripple from the harp...what can I say? Bring them back!✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️👍🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@williambrancato9773]

Oh my gosh. Having a bad football week. Caught this Tiny Desk Concert. How things change. The harp player is awesome, just like the comments say. She looks a little intimidated at 1st. When she closes her eyes it really shows at this time she seems to be enjoying herself or seems more at peace & less intimated. Forget week 17. I have just seen one of the best shows. Thank you.

[@MrHenryBaird]

He sounds great man! Love his guitar playing

[@BeauLyons-ym8qt]

Thank you for the music/memories over the yrs…forever 🌹🖤🌹

[@peterowen1950]

Absolutely wonderful, god bless you Bob. Life is the richer for your presence. Peace, love and all good things to you x

[@chuckhurlocker2180]

Alright, imagine browsing thru tube and stumbling on this. Positively wonderful.

[@kevinmccarthy5693]

I've never seen a harp played this way before-- beautiful!

[@WillStephensArt]

Bob Dylan 1966 Live Album at Royal Albert hall, thank me later pal

[@SidecarB]

Thank you for carrying the torch for all these years Mr. Weir. Keeping the flame burning.

[@bobbyweir9279]

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 🥰 and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that’s okay by you.💜💜💜💜

[@rooly0811]

Listen to this forever

[@volcaniadread]

i love his voice 💎

[@Nhoj31neirbo47]

This gave me the same chills as my first Dead concert fifty years ago.

[@AnonymousSmallTalk]

Absolutely fantastic

[@gregling]

After seeing a couple more Bobby Weir and Wolf Brothers shows this past week, I am so glad to see this again. Such a great reminder of this rare energy!

[@hostilemimosa7313]

This makes my heart happy.

[@jj9533]

I once went out to dinner with my dad and Bob wier's brother, John and he asked the waitress what the wattage of the lightbulb at our table was.

[@Barbj379]

what did she say??

[@CarlCampbell]

A real man's man

[@sydrose13]

Connoisseurs know that it's not the wattage of your bulb but the reflectivity of your space blanket

[@VixCrush]

The one thing we need is a left handed monkey wrench...

[@gmcsrbosavl6964]

j j 🤣 at this whole exchange

[@jaydensterling5856]

"im pretty sure we're over our t- time limit" bob play for 7 hours ill cry to every song. forever one of my fav humans and songwriters/guitar players. inspired me, n may the love, magic, and music spread to generations and beyond. i feel as my soul is being wrapped in a golden blanket. kissed by the sun

[@pope8514]

This is absolutely amazing!

[@AndrewSmith-pc8eq]

The giant harp and the stand-up bass, together sound so sick!!

[@GroundbreakGames]

Man this was good. 30 minutes of peace in an otherwise insane world. Thank you Bobbie and crew! (man that harp was incredible!) Not gonna lie though, that ripple at the end got me a little choked up.

[@stephanlarsen8169]

A person's worth.cannot be judged by a profoundly sick society. ... Krishna murti I Jah Herb Jah love Jah Jerry Jah rastafari praises blessings respectfully Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️ Jah sisters Jah Trey Jah Duane Africa Ethiopia Addis Ababa Selassie I Jah Creation herbalist spiritual awakening chant down Babylon Jah

[@Bernadetteroth]

This is AWESOME!!! I absolutely love you three together! Happy!!