Bob Weir guests with Dave Matthews Band on a cover of Daniel Lanois' "The Maker" on 8/30/16. Multicam-HQ-Taper Audio. Questions/Comments/Etc / copperpot5
@@cpb7115 do tell please. Not sure how you can be a fraud playing music. It is what it is. People dig it or not. Bob had no shortage of folks who enjoy his work
@@cpb7115Fraud to what? He's a founding member of the Dead, probably the oldest current touring band alive right now. He's been jamming and touring since the 60s... thats 6 decades, man. What possibly is he a fraud about?
Wow this recording is amazing! I was not far away from the stage and couldn't hear anything out of Bob. Guitar comes through sooo much better on this. Thank you!!!
Very nice guy 👌😍☮️ Bob weir at Kings castle he was in kingfish for the first time I met him what a great band my brother s band opend for them in Reno we s Sacramento boys Tesla's town too Bob is a amazing person and guitar player still sounds good and going strong like Willie 💪😷 ok Bob iis it Willie s secret I must start again if I make it out that break govt reg in Chicago nursing home briarplace help us somone
My girlfriend and I were the ones on acid at this show. We found this cool group of people around us and felt so connected and almost lost each other and then…Bob Weir shows up to play The Maker…it seems Bobby can always smell the acid in the air. And I could just feel how Bobby was the one we were all singing about “burning in the eyes of the maker”. Such a God figure. I love this man from the bottom of my heart. And Grateful Dead isn’t even top 5 bands in my list but DMB is.
Bobby is singing a high falsetto harmony which you have to really pay attention to to hear. It's actually a really smart choice to accompany Dave's voice. But yeah, could be a bit louder still.
I guess my question is for ChesterCopperpot5. Thanks for all these great shows. I've been a subsciber for about a minute and a half, so please forgive me for any rookie mistakes. In the opening credits the show is listed as 08/30/16 from Berkeley, CA. However, on your transcript page it's it's listed 18 years earlier at the United Center in Chicago, IL in '98. I'm pretty sure this show is less than six years old, rather than more than 23 years old. I'm assuming it's just a typographical error - or maybe I've misunderstood or misconstrued something; hence the disclaimer in an effort at self-inoculation. Afterall, I'm a neophyte here, but I 💘 love your stuff and have been attending shows si since before Apollo 11. BTW : Neil Armstrong (RIP) later admitted that he was a bit (understandably) nervous. What he said to most of 🌎 world that had television was : "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." It always bothered me bit, but I wasn't sure why (I'd just graduated - from elementary school 🏫!). Much later he said he regretted it, but besides all the other mission stuff, etc., he was speaking to people on every continent/in every country. What he intended to was : "One small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind." It's amazing how much o one letter, the shortest word in the English language, and what one little indefinite arcticle means.
Kyle Kishbaugh yeah he motions for them to turn it up but it's hard to hear. He is singing in falsetto to harmonize, which matches great with Dave. That guitar solo though.. Nice, simple and melodic. Just nailed it! He does a great job throughout, singing a song that the Jerry Garcia Band used to cover as well. Check out Bob and Phil Lesh March 7th playing the song on their string of shows as a duo. You can hear Bob sing it himself, with a little back up from Teresa Williams. Bob always shines playing acoustic, and Larry Cambell steps in to play a wonderful solo. Can't wait to see Bob play Nov. 12th in DC :)
Bob is a cool old guy with the crazy mountain man snow-white mustache, but I don't think he knows the words to the song - that is why he is so timid a the mic- but is very good on the guitar
Speaking as someone who dont know dick about Bob Weir, he looks like he's having a rough time up there. Is he normally a good guitar player? Or just the GD singer?
Derek Valukis just got into him, monster on chords and inversions. Not saying he could hang with Joe Pass, but he's unlikely to struggle with anything in this style.
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