Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir on Letterman, April 13, 1982 

♥️life is a bowl of Jerrys. I remember sneaking down to family room to watch letterman and being sleepy the next day at school

Jerry was a great guy and prolific musician

one thing we leaned after jerrys death is how much bob loved jer

Welcome aboard, personally I've been "on the bus" since about 1978. It's a hell of a ride, for sure. Later & Peace.

@@thadcashin6962 yes me too,..my mother wouldn't let me go in Boston 1978, as it was on a school night..but I see now they did play on the weekend ..so IDKY I wasn't aware of that. A Sunday night I think it was. 😥

Enjoy the ride brother, I hope you are catching the last remaining D&C shows this summer (2023) as it looks like the train is slowing down and just might be headed for the station

Well Zack, I can tell you that hitch-hiking thousands of miles over 15 years from (1980-1995) coast to coast, seeing them in 28 states of 50, and all the other stuff, I can tell you it wasn't always easy. It was a blast, though. Seeing my 133rd show in Las Vegas with Thippha was a real treat...especially since the Sphere brought to life many of the visuals that used to be swimming around in our heads.

I'm in similar shoes.

magicians do music as well

“On the road again “ Is a great dead song

For my money they’re the greatest American rock band of all time. They cover the old timey folk tunes, blues, rock and roll, jazz….it’s the sum of what American music is filtered through the 60’s counter culture.

Definitely

Thanks; I noticed that others' uploads of this were lacking, so I wanted to put up what's probably the clearest quality that exists (even with the faulty Cold Open).

crazy eyes! but i love em! lol

bobby was REAL high....

Great memories. Chris Elliott, Larry bud Melman, dropping stuff off a building, viewer mail

I agree that could not have been easy.

Dude, our experience was exactly the same. I remember sneaking out to the living room and staying up extra late to watch these shows. I would pay for it the next day by falling asleep in class, but I didn't care. I enjoyed the shows that much

Nice

@@ballsrawlshell yea

I have hundreds, probably thousands of such performances. Maybe in time, though I’ve shared a few of them.

It’s a superpower

they pretty much stopped lsd in the 80s. it was more cocaine/heroin.

​​​@@JohnBrown-vx3rxyou forgot about the "dose Bobby" game, Bobby was getting acid whether he wanted it or not. And Jerry never went half a year without smoking DMT at least from '67 until his death. AFAIK Phil dosed almost if not every show and Billy eats mushrooms before going onstage to this day.

@@newusernamehere4772 really? dmt? he smoked heroin I know

@@newusernamehere4772 That is all 100% FALSE

Well, one of them.

​@@dongilleri saw Jerry 7/1 during bertha

You should work for the space program eh

the scene is still alive there is a lot of real music still being played. you can get old, but try to not get out of touch!

@@nickg7738 Music of today SUCKS in every direction you look plain and simple...Out of touch would be to think otherwise...

They were in a good mood and played great a ( and long for TV, in my opinion) Deep Elem

Ha ha. So true!

@Bob Weir thank the good Lord for stories of tragedy narrowly averted

@Bob Weir looks how I feel when tripping! I like to think we could be friends

Bobby on coke and LSD is like butter on toast

Such a lame comment as if you are on LSD no other drugs will touch you.

Yeah, looks like the D-35. I got mine in 1970.