This, ladies and gentleman is why Bob Weir is so highly regarded... understated, elusive style that weaves seamlessly through the music. Nobody does it like this.

@mullerk2

Жыл бұрын

so over-rated. Lucky he met Jerry and Jerry is lucky his fans were so high most of the time that they didn't demand much. Seriously. Jackie is awesome.

@lukewiese6684

Жыл бұрын

@@mullerk2 fuck outta here with that

@zachpullen4360

Жыл бұрын

@@mullerk2 You sir are an idiot - stick to being an asshole

@HairHoFla

Жыл бұрын

The evolutionary progression that the Greatful Dead started...

@jimfladwood4393

8 ай бұрын

You would be RIGHT! Bob Weir never got the credit due, is pure genius!❤☮️😊

Superb!!

BOB WEIR. NO MISTAKING THAT SOUND...💕🌷💕

SOOOOO GOOD! I'm a huge fan of Jackie Greene and absolutely love the way every musician here contributes beautifully to the making of this cover!

Thank You, this video disappeared a few years ago. Glad to see it's back out. Super smooth and effortless performance.

Damn! Watching this really exemplifies Bob Weir's guitar playing did WAY more that just fill in for Jerry - he was the backbone and eyes of this and so many other beautiful songs!!

With the Dead, Bobby's guitar was usually so frustratingly low in the mix. What a treat when you can hear the brilliance of his tasty rhythm guitar technique on recordings like this. Beautiful stuff from the whole band. Thanks for posting!

@Contractnik

4 жыл бұрын

Very good point. So true. It sounds fantastic and much clearer and cleaner than with the Dead.

@elmoblatch9787

3 жыл бұрын

There was a reason it was low in the mix...because it sounded better that way, particularly when you factor in the keyboard. Bob's main contribution to The Dead was his vocal styling and personality. So many people talk about his supposedly brilliant rhythm playing, but he was merely solid. He was innovative, but not stunning. I adore The Dead, but Jerry's flights of fancy were the backbone. It all worked best TOGETHER. Burying in mix WORKED.

@trentonbarnes5230

2 жыл бұрын

@@elmoblatch9787 this is a garbage take - if you think he was "merely solid" you clearly haven't listened enough.

@davidr1676

2 жыл бұрын

To my ears and memory, Bob stepped up to play guitar in a little more traditional way after Garcia passed. Nothing wrong with his playing "post Jerry" but I do miss his more innovative and Weir'd stylings of how no one else could play. I can hear it more towards the end of this song. In the Dead they each had a unique part to the mix and I'll never down play any of them.

@afmartin2734

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely.

Jackie absolutely nails this!

RIP Bill Walton. Scarlet Begonias and other songs by Dead is highlighted in 30 for 30 on Walton , great special if you’ve never seen it. Walton was a huge Dead fan.

Beauty…thanks for putting this together.

Fantastic rendition. Let's talk about the bass player...friggin awesome!

@aprils6589

Жыл бұрын

Your right. His 'laser' focus on Jackie and Bob is great.

@mullerk2

Жыл бұрын

Yes he is. I almost overlooked how awesome; because Jackie is so darned good. I am not a boring Bob fan - lucky to have met Jerry.

@GizzyDillespee

Жыл бұрын

RIP

Finally, thanks for uploading.

@cravinbob

6 жыл бұрын

The pleasure is mine, you are welcome.

For those of you who had no idea on how much Bob Weir's sound really was magic - listen to his intro and all the subtle fills his chord playing here....

@cravinbob

6 жыл бұрын

He is playing two notes at a time on two different strings with a string in between the two he is playing

@thomasredfern5039

5 жыл бұрын

Check out 09/30/72 if you want some heavy Bobby Guitar magic. He is turned WAY UP. JET BREATH!!!!

@drdead2006

5 жыл бұрын

@@cravinbob ....yeah...thats what guitarists often do. Thanks for the info...😂

@cravinbob

4 жыл бұрын

I detect a little sarcasm but it is okay by me... if you can show what Dickey Betts does... cool

@cravinbob

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Love the little "Where's the '1'?" at the beginning. Always a treat to see those real inside moments.

@cravinbob

3 жыл бұрын

Weir has been into these songs so long only he knows where or what he actually means. It is not reference to I IV V. I like his two note one octave melody/chording, that has to be Jerry influenced. I am guessing of course!

@trentonbarnes5230

2 жыл бұрын

@@cravinbob He's saying where is the 1 of the beat. You can see him start to count the beats right after he says it.

@johnnymartines2118

2 жыл бұрын

Yes he is asking where the one is to start the song off. Its actually a little " fake" cause any muscian can hear where the one is coming . Lane is in the back and he nods right as its coming up. It is a cool little add but its a little showman kind of thing..unless Bob has no idea where the one is but i can hear it and im a drummer so..

@stevenhk8856

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnnymartines2118 Weir is a wise-ass. He sure as hell knows where the one is!

Dead fan since the 70s, Jackie fan since the 90s. I'm loving this collaboration.

Beauty version...Man Jackie Greene is a bad ass!

@train3597

2 жыл бұрын

oh yes!!!!!

My "go to',good feeling" version of this song. ❤️

Just makes me happy. So great.

Yeah. This is very good.

Great job, Jackie.

Absolutely fantastic ♡

Love this!!!

:)))) Yea!!! Glad to see it back. Yes, a Great Example of Bob's unique and tasty licks!!

Bring tears to my eyes.

brilliant

OH YEAH ! One of my favorites .

Love that Bob! Boy he does have the groove and the hook! This is reason enough for me to subscribe, hope you have more of this caliber. Ears happy 👂💓, soul too!

@cravinbob

3 жыл бұрын

This seemed to be a rare one, there some other videos done in the studio which are easily found. Good stuff!

Oh that bass player, you're lucky to have him!

Jackie is the man! #TEACHERS

@cravinbob

6 жыл бұрын

Influenced by the men that went before him!

@MrBriangreenfield

4 жыл бұрын

Damn Right!!

@________________6579

4 жыл бұрын

JACKIE GREENE. is in a good place all by HIMSELF. He's muti TALENTED PERIOD .PLAYS GREATFUL DEAD TUNES AND GETS HIS AUDIENCE ROCKIN !! Saw him and Phil lesh playing some concert ...i guess when he discovered a kid playing the GREATFUL DEAD TUNES....THAT WAS JACKIE GREENE ....lish told Jackie ...you can play anyway you like it .sooo I LIKE JACKIE STYLE . GETS EVERYONE ROCKIN.

@afmartin2734

3 жыл бұрын

Better than Mayer. Blech.

Jackie is great

Going to see Jackie in September. I want him to do this song but not sure how it will be without Bob Weir.

Bobby calls out "where's the One" . Jerry is the one . SWeetwater is the place to see and hear

miss Rob, and never knew him, how do we un hear Fire??.

Is that Rob Wassermann? Miss that guy; the stuff he did with Lou Reed helped define him after VU.

I cannot watch this video I uploaded here due to XP or Firefox or Chrome or HTML5 or someone wanting to sell me another PC. No thanks. I have copy of course in my files.

@cravinbob

4 жыл бұрын

I finally can see my own upload again and truly love to see the great comments. 5 thumbs down have to be from those listening on earbuds from an Android (that would be like trying to get to the moon in a VW bug.)

@MyCleverHandle

3 жыл бұрын

@cravinbob: Hey I listen to EVERYTHING on earbuds through an Android phone. IT ALL SOUNDS GREAT TO ME! Thanks for posting and expanding my musical horizons!

@cravinbob

3 жыл бұрын

@@MyCleverHandle Throughout time I have used headphones and enjoyed the sound. However my first rock concert I attended was Jimi Hendrix and it was outdoors.There were other acts but Jimi closed the show of course. The first thing that really moved me was that the bass notes of bass guitars and kick drums actually thumped in my chest physically and that is the sound I always try to replicate. My desktop PC sound I have connected to the stereo input of a powered Behringer P.A. system that boasts 500 watts. I built the speaker cabinets using Eminence bass amplifier speakers and Altec horns for high frequency with crossovers and loosely packed with fiberglass. When I turn it up things will fall off shelves and windows rattle. Sorry to my neighbors but I don't play it all day and night and I do favors like snow shoveling and repairs for them so all is okay. There is an article in Univibes magazine about that Hendrix concert and I was interviewed for the article. That show was the night Noel Redding quit the group. The article also was reproduced in experience Hendrix May/June 1999. Wayback has it from my website also web.archive.org/web/20060621060635/bobwyman.com/hendrix.html

@cravinbob

2 жыл бұрын

@@MyCleverHandle Thank you I love it

Jackie Greene should have replaced Mayer, but then again not interested in following remnants JG is amazing on his own! . Bobby is great with the Wolf Brothers, he should take a cue from Phil and forget about the $$, enjoy what you have...

@afmartin2734

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Mayer is terrible.

@elmoblatch9787

3 жыл бұрын

@@afmartin2734 Mayer is terrible? Man, you're eating the shrooms found on pizzas.

@mullerk2

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think Lesh ever forgets about money. Only Jerry did and that is why we love him so.

@nedrobinson7490

Жыл бұрын

@@mullerk2 But Phil was the only one who had the foresight and shrewdness to understand what a colossal, catastrophic error it would have been to sell the vault to a corporation after Jerry passed. Phil is the keeper of the flame, the spiritual protector of the DEAD’s legacy, as it was and is, whereas I think Bobby just wants to keep playing music, keep evolving, literally until the day he drops. He doesn’t know any other way to live. Phil is more considered and dare I say ‘calculated’ where Weir is more existential, live in the moment, “what’s done is done and now it’s on to a new moment”. Just my $.02

Why can’t Weir use THIS tone all the time? That metallic, almost “fret-buzz” tone that’s all overtones and little fundamental tone which he uses now sounds so so bad. But this? This is positively musical! Make Bobby’s tone good again! I’m starting a movement ✊

brilliant