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I have never heard JG talk smack or put down another musician, i know he didn't think rap was music but its amazing to me how disciplined he was with his tongue obviously there must have heard music that he didn't think was worth repeating. I think he was blessed because of decency.

@Shakedownstreet295

8 ай бұрын

Very True😃

@sunoclockoneday2576

4 ай бұрын

He didn't really dig Mahavishnu John Mclaughlin...or the Doors

@kennethdeanmiller7324

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, Jerry did have a lot of respect for other people, regardless of whether or not he liked it. Like some people play instruments and some other people are performers. And people are going to like who they like regardless of whether or not he likes it or enjoys it. Just like him saying that rap is not music. He wasn't putting it down he was describing what it really is. I never really cared about most rap but there was some stuff that I thought was kinda good that actually had some musicians involved too.

@southie3177

2 ай бұрын

@@kennethdeanmiller7324Rap Is most definitely music. Garcia was a couple generations removed from it, he’s not supposed to get it 😂

@KingKull1971

Ай бұрын

​@@southie3177rap is someone else's music. 😂

So great to hear Jerry talk about Jimi in this regard

Love Jerry's energy ...comedy,kindness

Jerry! God he is so funny and kind.He loved Janis and Jimi

thank you for posting. never saw this interview before

Didn’t screw up every large festival. 1973 Watkins Glen for example.

J.H.E. rocked it out! 🤟

The way people talk about Hendrix & how he couldn't do it on command, it had to be the right time & place well that's exactly how the dead did it only they tried & fell on their faces alot more, 30yrs vs 4

🎸💫🎶🎵🎶📶📶📶📶 Purple Haze

@Shakedownstreet295

8 ай бұрын

Right On Man

Where is this entire interview. Even just audio. All I do is look for GD fam interviews lately.

I wonder if Garcia and Hendrix knew each other was carrying around the Urantia book.

Fun fact... Jimmy put a 10 strip under his headband 😳 before each performance 😳. 😁

I remember seeing a clip of I think it was "The Dick Cavitt Show" & he had Jimi Hendrix on his show. And made the statement to Hendrix "From what I hear you're like the best lead guitarist in America." And Jimi Hendrix being his normal humble self said "I'm not so sure about that there is also Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones & this other cat in San Francisco named Jerry Garcia." Then on another clip of "The Dick Cavitt Show" Janis Joplin was on. And I forget what exactly was said but Dick Cavitt said something about that he was "hip"! To which Janis replied "Yeah, I can tell by your shoes man!!" Although Dick Cavitt was great about having very talented musicians on his show his shoes were NOT hip!!! And him mentioning it was one of Jimi's greatest performances & he also mentioned Otis Redding. One of my favorite LP's (late 70's, early 80's) was Hendrix on one side & Otis Redding on the other side. Both of their performances at the Monterey Pop Festival. That was my favorite live Hendrix album. The Isle of Wight being another cuz it had "First Rays of the New Rising Sun" I use to love some Voodoo Child(Slight Return) too. AND ANOTHER little known fact is that Paul McCartney was the one that INSISTED Jimi Hendrix be placed on the bill at Monterey!

@Shakedownstreet295

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing that it was cool of you.

@vicvega3614

7 ай бұрын

Yea Jimi was already huge in England

@sunoclockoneday2576

4 ай бұрын

That Otis , Hendrix split was great. I remember my father getting it in the 80's and he said it was his favorite record . We listened to it in the car on the way home. I was already a Hendrix fan but that day I became an Otis fan too

@kennethdeanmiller7324

4 ай бұрын

@@sunoclockoneday2576 It was really a shame that Otis & Jimi both died so young. Both of them could have created a lifetime of music that would be similar to but more spectacular than people like Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder & our late grate Jerry Garcia. I remember in 1990 after seeing the Dead in Atlanta on April 1,2 & 3. And I had been working & got my income tax check & bought a '79 Camaro. And this guy I knew named Mark Wilhoit told me & my brother that he had 3 tickets to see the Dead in Louisville,KY on July 6th. And if I would drive & us split $ for a room for 2 nights us 3 could go. No sooner than we got to Louisville & got a room for 2 nights a lightning storm hit! And we are on the 7th floor of the Holiday Inn and for 2 hours there is this really awesome air to ground lightning going on. And although with such a strong storm there is the threat of tornadoes but idk we just knew it would be fine & blow over. And we just sat back & enjoyed the lightning. Smoked a couple of J's & crashed early so we could get up & go early. It was about 110° that day and they opened with "Hell in a Bucket". And that was what it felt like too with the sun still setting. I'll always think of Cardinal Stadium in Louisville as "Hell in a Bucket Stadium!!" We had such a great time!!! During the 2nd Set Jerry didn't leave the stage during drums. And so it kinda made Brent, Bobby & Phil hurry up & come back out. Little did we know that was the last time we would see Brent Mydland play. Then we got to see Bruce Hornsby fill in before they found Vince Welnick. And I dearly loved hearing Bruce on that Grand Piano. But aahhh!!! whenever he picked up that accordion it made my blood cringe! Wow. I know I've gone on way too much. Sorry... have a goodnight.

How is it the person that put together this video doesn't know it's "Jimi", and not "Jimmy"?

I heard that the GD played on a 2nd stage back in the woods at Woodstock 1969.

@Shakedownstreet295

9 ай бұрын

I'm not aware of that. I just know they had major difficulties at Woodstock

@LucyLennon20

9 ай бұрын

​@@Shakedownstreet295 people I know that were at Woodstock told me there was a 2nd small stage. So long ago. Ya know that old idiom : if you remember then you weren't there 🤷‍♀️

@Shakedownstreet295

9 ай бұрын

I'm too young to have been there but I do know what you are speaking of. I think I seen it on a documentary@@LucyLennon20

@mackdeen7021

8 ай бұрын

No they played on the big stage. Middle of the night, rain and the fuses blew during St Stephen. New footage finally came out…..

@jackwezesa1081

8 ай бұрын

There was NO second stage.

Obviously talking about Monterey Pop Festival

❤ Jerry ❤

Woodstock was a much better performance than they give themselves credit for. Dark Star kicked ass !!

It was a disaster for the dead.

@Shakedownstreet295

9 ай бұрын

It sure was my friend

@vicvega3614

7 ай бұрын

Monterey? What happened

Who’s Jimmy Hendrix lol

@hal758

9 ай бұрын

😂❤