which ones?
DP 5 is a good one
DP 5 is a good one
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By thedirewolf600The Eleven's Riffs, Intro, Main Prog(2 positions-4 licks) & Finale Buildup & Climax + Keys/Scales Tue Apr 09, 2024 11:54 am
how bout this killer on 11/17/73....playin>ujb>dew>ujb>playin
golden rule: treat other people alright, other people will usually treat you cool.
the live one from the workingman's dead album, thats one of my all-time favorites. phil lesh just explodes at the end, i love it
Fire! Fire on the Mountain!
I really like the 'Ladies And Gentleman ... The Grateful Dead' version.
É o povo na arte, é a arte no povo. E não o povo na arte de quem faz arte com o povo.
Lately I've been listening to the one on the bonus disc of the Grateful Dead Movie.
I showed it to a friend of mine who had not much exposure to the Dead. When it started he asked who the dude with the really beautiful guitar was (Jerry with Wolf). Then he sat completely spellbound-like paralyzed in awe- for the whole tune.
This, course, is an experience many of us may have had while trying to turn someone on the Dead, but what really struck me about this particular guy was that he noticed immediately how unique and special Jerry's guitar was.
But '74 is my year for UJBs
I showed it to a friend of mine who had not much exposure to the Dead. When it started he asked who the dude with the really beautiful guitar was (Jerry with Wolf). Then he sat completely spellbound-like paralyzed in awe- for the whole tune.
This, course, is an experience many of us may have had while trying to turn someone on the Dead, but what really struck me about this particular guy was that he noticed immediately how unique and special Jerry's guitar was.
But '74 is my year for UJBs
Listen to the thunder shout...
