Robert Hunter -Terrapin Station-2003-8-8-Darien Lakes

[@katmandew2152]

Just perfect. Thanks for sharing.

[@gridlore]

Rest in Peace. Hopefully, somewhere you and Jerry are reunited.

[@joannehack7588]

☮️

[@joannehack7588]

Yes indeed. WWJD? What would Jerry do?

[@MsSmitty9]

God Bless You Robert Hunter. Had the Honor of seeing You in Boston a few years back with a few friends of mine. Out there by yourself. One acoustic guitar and a head microphone. I will never forget You. Thank You.

[@fuzzybear5605]

I stood on the lawn, in amazement, as this unfolded before me. I'll never forget it. RIP Hunter; thank you.

[@jennyb.9984]

I love the story of him playing this on the balcony of his NYC apartment as 9/11 was happening. He said as he watched the smoke he couldn't help himself and played Terrapin.

[@jasonjarvis73]

We were there at Darien that day. This was just one heck of a show, from start to finish. Hunter came out first and opened things up in the afternoon, when he first came out there wasn't too many people in the shed yet, it filled up pretty good for him by the end. When he sang this song, he had the whole place right there in the palm of his hand. When he got to the "Jack a Roses" part, he had people completely captivated. He got everyone's attention with "Lady / Terrapin" and then when he started singing about Ivory Wheels on a Rosewood track, that's when it started to get really special. I remember he brought tears when he sang Sarafina Magdalena. I would LOVE to get an audio recording of his whole set from that night. Been looking forever, and I think I found it once but lost track of it. So I know it's out there. If anyone can help with that, I would repay you with whatever you want. Got a ton of Dylan shows, Ratdog, P&F (from the "Q" days). Thank you, Mr Hunter.

[@josephgetter]

It's on archive.org! archive.org/details/rh2003-08-08.sbd.22334

[@jasonjarvis73]

Thank you friend!

[@Stonecrow25]

Thanks again for the Dylan portion JJ

[@donaldgehre5964]

Genius, pure genius.We were so lucky to have him as long as we did.

[@flokaczorowski7463]

Was just thinking the other day, "I hope Robert Hunter comes around again". Damn.

[@greatganski8118]

Mee too! Thank God I've been blessed to see as many as I have.

[@venitabanerjee]

RIP Robert Hunter ...your words will forever be heard .

[@alikatpro]

Robert Hunter -Terrapin Station- live 2003-8-8-Darien Lakes telling tales ~ The Complete Terrapin Story live. Thank you Robert Hunter !

[@SoulDaddy33]

What a national treasure he was. Luckily we have lots of his bits he left for us to continue to admire.

[@susiefairfield7218]

Some Rise, Some Fall, Some Crawl.... to get to Terrapin ☝️👣⚡🐢

[@dawnoconnor6909]

The gift of life so grateful Robert Hunter 🐢💗🪶

[@Ruffmike1]

Saw Hunter with Roadhog, just after the Dead/Who concerts in Oakland. A small basement club called the Pipe Room at Santa Clara U. I remember Hunter doing guitar windmills (P. Townsend's signiture move) to the amusement of all of us.

[@sdovas]

Terrapin, If anyone should ask of you "who made this song?" say "the Jack O' Roses and all who played along," rise, climb, fall to win Terrapin What have we to lose from love except what lacks foundation? ...pure transcendence.

[@nicholasdauphinais]

Hey any opinion on the true meaning of this song especially the full version ?

[@sdovas]

+Jam Catcher You'd need a whole book to get that across. But it's Hunter using classic American folk archetypes - you could spend hours pulling all the references the song has - to create a new one. He lays out out pretty plainly in the lyric, and as for why a Terrapin, well, let the arguments begin. ..

[@leebaker5518]

Was blessed to have been in his presence twice..🙏

[@markcollins1497]

For aficionados, this rendition. RIP

[@RobHollanderMusic]

Beautiful pic and the original version of Terrapin~

[@vermontdave1]

Love you, and thank you.

[@heathclawson5423]

A long strange trip indeed. Rest easy Mr Hunter.

[@mickangelo2720]

Fare thee well, Hunter! For me along with W. B. Yeats, Guillaume Apollinaire, Paul Eluard, Dylan Thomas, Gary Snyder, Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, Bob Dylan and Jiim Morrison THE Poet of the 20.th century! Thanks Hunter!!!

[@thejamnasium6447]

W.B. Yeats: "and what rough beast!; its hour come round at last, slouches toward Bethlehem to be born. Jim Morrison: I WOKE UP THIS MORNING AND I GOT MYSELF A BEER

[@jkstraw]

damn - what i'd give to hear him play again!

[@richardmontano8427]

Dear JK. Please pick up the mantel and play some Robert Hunter.

[@browser9571]

We will always hear your voice.

[@FaqueGoogle-wo6ip]

Al Pailet until the end if time

[@venomfour20]

I know we'll be there soon...

[@trfesok]

His voice as at a higher pitch than on his studio version -- he sounds kind of like Jerry!

[@ytubepaul]

Beautiful

[@Tahiti50001]

The compass always points to Terrapin.

[@dmisouridis]

beautiful

[@susiefairfield7218]

Pretty SUITE! 🌹💀☝️👣⚡🐢🙏💜

[@leifjarvie5109]

It's all good.🚎

[@joeshoe6184]

This was the last time I saw him.

[@joannehack7588]

☮️

[@joannehack7588]

😮😄😪💥✨⚡️

[@joannehack7588]

⭐️

[@sally1127]

Can I do more than one thumbs up?

[@sally1127]

Thank you