For Jerry, Les and Elvis 1 comment

We Salute You !

Video shot with a Blackberry Curve by Eric Feuerstein.

Dead Show Podcast Tips No comments yet

Because some of these videos are very long, we found that for the best experience and quality- you should start the video and pause it after a two ro three seconds. This will alow the video to load up and provide a nice buffer for top quality sound and viewing pleasure. Even on YouTube this tip will help….. be sure to check out the Dream Set Playlist, its jamming and filled with the best of the web. .. PEACE

The Gem of the Web – Peggy O . Its pure magic for any Dead Head.

And The Music Never Stopped that same night 6-26-94 – Las Vegas aka Dead Head Nirvana for its cheap food and great dry weather.

Ian & Sylvia Jamming CC Rider 1 comment

Awesome jam with Buddy Cage, Jerry Garcia, Ian & Sylvia, Bill Kreutzman – who do you see ?

Ian & Sylvia Tyson legends of folk and country music in Canada, their manager – Albert Grossman went on to manage Dylan.

They also formed one smoking band, Great Speckled Bird with Amos Garrett on the Strat, which you should definitely check out.

In 1992 they were inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame during the Juno Awards ceremony.
and in 1994 they were both made Members of the Order of Canada. In 2005 an extensive Canadian Broadcasting Corporation poll determined their song “Four Strong Winds” to be the “most essential” piece of Canadian music.

In 2006 they were both inducted into the Mariposa Hall of Fame. It was in 1961 that Ian and Sylvia headlined at Canada’s legendary Mariposa Festival. This recent induction featured a rare live performance by the duo (accompanied by David Celia on guitar) in Toronto to an enthusiastic audience including Gordon Lightfoot.

Here they simply rock out out with an amazing jam.

Want more great jams? Check out Stir Fried

Happy Birthday Jerry Garcia! No comments yet

Grateful Dead – A truly magical video from Las Vegas 1994. This one is all Jerry, frail yet strong and full of emotion. In my opinion, the solo alone is perhaps one of the most lingering and heartfelt of Jerry’s later years.

Also, just a shout-out to all of the amazing comments on this video… Couldn’t agree with you more! I’m so happy to hear such outpouring of gratitude for Jerry, which goes to show that his legacy still burns very brightly in all us.

Friend of the Devil 1981 No comments yet

Garcia, Wasserman, Weir Friend of the Devil bridge School