I still have my original vinyl. Played the crap out of it, and opened the door to a lot of new Jerry Jeff fans. I love, rarely played, The Story of the Classic Bummer or this my one way bus ticket to Cleveland. I live in Colorado Springs and am still searching for that elusive Colorado Jackalope!
@@renegade.records Did you see what I saw? Greatest show on earth. circus emoji. epitome of cool. pretty sure he was using hand signals a time or two. I thought bob britt was getting fired but it was lance ee oh. I missed the intro and curtian call. This was such a marvelous show. Dallas is always hot. better walk right down in deep elum keep your money in your shoe.
Yes, I DID realize in the hallway ..when I felt a chill and ran back to retrieve it from this kind couple..to whom I am very grateful for their honesty and care ❤ Thanks Renegade for sharing this treasured memory.. it means the world to me and all the many others who helped make this event a positive experience! BOB❤~😇
I was 18 years old and the music scene was at it's best Soap Creek Saloon, The One-night Armadillo World Headquarters, Continental Club Electronic Lounge,Antones ,skinny dippin at the Hollow damn good way to have grown up thru the 1970s
Yes, I was at this show, and I'm so glad this recording was posted. I have lots of questions about this performance, starting with the opening lyrics to "Watching the River Flow" -- especially the second line. What I hear is: "What's the matter with me now?/ ... the floor/ Daylight sneaking through the window/Right under the door." Can anyone help me figure out the second line?
Thanks Matt, glad you enjoyed this vid! Unfortunately, this was the only performance I saw in person. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame DVD was recorded around this same time and I have that. Was so happy to see him thriving in that era… sad that he eventually fell into bad health and stopped playing. He was one of the best to ever play.
Hey your arm Is famous now!! 🤣 yeah that was a great show for sure. I was in the back center of the pit and recorded all three bands… they’re on my channel as well. Call me crazy but it seems as if Death Angel had the best overall sound quality of the night.
Cosmic Bob has entered the room!! Very cool of you to stop by and comment… some of the other guys have tapped in and shared a few stories… would love to hear any reflections you have about the sessions. Glad you dig it Bob. 👊🔥🤘
Hi, Bob. First, we really enjoyed hearing you and Bradley Kopp in Horseshoe Bay last week...such a great time! But I hope you can clear up something that's been confusing me. What's the deal with Mickey Raphael being shown as Mickey Raipheld on this LP and on "¡Viva Terlingua!"? When I first saw that, I thought it was a typo, but couldn't figure out how it got past everyone. Was that his professional name for a while?
@@FireAntGazette thanks for mentioning this!! I’ve always wondered if it was another guy that looked just like Raphael or if it was actually Mickey and they misspelled his name. One theory I’ve always had was that, due to him possibly being locked into a record deal with Willie Nelson, maybe he wasn’t legally allowed to appear on anyone else’s recorded albums. As a result, maybe they just misspelled his name to conceal his identity. Would love to hear Cosmic Bob’s take on this, but he still hasn’t responded to my original reply asking for a few stories. Maybe someday he’ll just breeze back in here and drop the answers on us. Until then…
@@renegade.records That’s a very interesting theory about the contractual implications; I hadn’t considered that. But I have no doubt that it really was Raphael playing harp on ¡Viva Terlingua!…there are just too many corroborating accounts by different players. Until Bob chooses to weigh in, I think I’ll stick with the contract theory.
@@FireAntGazette I recall doing some research on it years ago and came up with similar accounts from people ‘in the know’ plus… His tone is unmistakable.
YO I WAS HERE!!! My friend brought beer into the pit and fell on his ASS!!! WOOOO what a show !!!they played with my friends in ELECTRIC VENGEANCE and it was awesome
Well, of course I'm extremely biased, but this record also holds a special place in my heart. I was 17 years old when I played on the record, and later today, after more than 50 years, I'll be singing Hill Country Rain with The Lost Austin Band (that includes Craig Hillis) at The Saxon Pub in Austin. Thanks so much for the "re-mastering". Let's talk sometime.
@pattersonbarrett very cool of you to chime in here. Really appreciate you taking a listen to the ‘remaster’… it’s not much to brag about, just tweaking some levels in Audacity. Doc Simons was one of the first people to ever comment on this vid, I pinned his comment to the top of you wanna check it out. Thanks for sharing info about your gig in Austin tonite. ‘Hill Country Rain’ is my fave hands down… hopefully you guys can snag some audio/video of the performance - would LOVE see that! Much love and respect to you all for carrying this music forward!! Would definitely be down to talk some time and hear some stories. 👊🔥🤘
Thank you for this. Dallas was my first Dead Show and I am so glad I was able to see this amazing performance Live. From walking shakedown street, to talking to other fans, it was truly a night I’ll never forget. To finish the show with a Touch of Grey encore was special. First dead song I heard 🩻🧸⚡️
No Then She D., Summertime, Trip or Chip? 😡 Josh, like Troy fills in a gd Nav.lose the title card already - altho Farrell looks kinda Alien 52:12 🤣 ✌🏾 ❤️
We have survived this long strange trip that the Gratfulrdead has had on us like we r the world but very different too for being so addicted to these guys ! Even the new boys who r so good ! Will it eve get done ? 👿👻👾👽☠️👺🫣🤢🤐😫😢🥳🤩😥😰🥵
Now if that’s no electric koolaid then who came up with the visuals ? Grate site to watch ! ❤️🐰🐇☠️💀👽🪐🛸🚀keep it flying Bobby my man most beloved friend ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🤍🖤🩶🤎💔❤️🔥❤️🩹💗💓💞💕❣️💖💘🤍☮️💟☪️✝️♋️
They will never fade away from us old Deadheads forever until death do us part ! ❤️🐇🐰🌹💀☠️👽🪐🚀😘😍🥰🧚🏼🧚🏿♂️🧚♀️🧜🧜♂️🧜♀️🥀💙🤎🩶💜🤍🖤🩵🩷💚💛all hearts for all of us that’s still around to b there for them !
I love u Bobby Weir so much since I 1 st met u in 1978 in Springfield Massachusetts ! Philly was the one who introduced us pus he gave me 5$ to drink whatever I was at that time ,Tequila shots then Ramrod came in to the bar + put a Gratefuldead patch on my back which I still have + treasure until I die ! ❤️🐰🐇🌹☠️💀🥀👽🪐🚀😘😍🥰🧜♀️🧜♂️🧜🧚♀️🧚🏿♂️🧚🏼all my love to u y’all !
I do hav to say that I love the paint on Otiels face , very nice touch ! Thee sure is a price for being free + I dot c whee it is doing any good but for the fact that we get to c u ! Thank u gain for all of this with all my love for many years ! It’s been a great ride for me !
I’m so glad for these recordings that I never could make any of the shows ! Thank u very much ! ❤️🐰🐇🌹👽🪐☠️💀🥀👻🥰😍😘🩷🧚♀️🧚🏿♂️🧚🏼🧜♂️🧜🧜♀️❤️🩷🛸🚀💛💚🩵💙💜🤍🖤🩶🤎💔all my love to Dead + Company ,special love to Bobby ❤️💙
TTHIS IS SIMPLY STUPID NOISE - HOW CAN SUCH A BAND - ONLY PRODUCE A [ NOISE & LIGHT SHOW ] - I YHAVE LISTENED TO SEVERAL OF THESE LAT PERFORMANCE SHOWS - WASTE OF TIME - EXCEPT LL CC -
So… dude.. how’s this comment workin’ out for ya?? If ya don’t dig what’s happening here, politely just go somewhere else and dig that. No need to comment with your darkness here. Best of luck to ya amigo.
You’re very welcome and thanks for listening!! This is the only show I saw this tour. Love this recording because it takes me back to the lawn that day and I can relive all the vibes!! 💀⚡️🌹
