Which one is your favorite???
For JGB- Tales Of Yankee Power
I probably dont know some of the tunes are Dylans-hes got so many great ones.
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Baby Blue
For JGB- Tales Of Yankee Power
I probably dont know some of the tunes are Dylans-hes got so many great ones.
For JGB- Tales Of Yankee Power
I probably dont know some of the tunes are Dylans-hes got so many great ones.
masterpiece or visions of johanna, love when JGB does tangled up in blue, Melvin Seals adds so much to the song.
Memphis Blues
Tangled Up In Blue
just like tom thumb's blues
Tangled Up In Blue
just like tom thumb's blues
i really like jgb's version of tough mama. as far as the dead probably masterpiece.
Goin' where the climate suits my clothes.
dead - Baby Blue, Masterpiece, Maggie's Farm, Watchtower
jerry - Tangled Up in Blue, 11/26/88 - Forever Young
sorry couldn't pick one
jerry - Tangled Up in Blue, 11/26/88 - Forever Young
sorry couldn't pick one
golden rule: treat other people alright, other people will usually treat you cool.
Baby Blue was the most moving time and time again.
Quinn the Eskimo was always fun, but not always good
Quinn the Eskimo was always fun, but not always good
"Think I'll come back here again,
Every now and then from time to time"
http://www.reverbnation.com/houndsandrabbits
Every now and then from time to time"
http://www.reverbnation.com/houndsandrabbits
Emoto wrote:It takes a lot to laugh, it takes a train to cry.
Oh, wait! That was Garcia not the dead.
Grateful Dead DID play that song from 1991 - 1995.
The greatest Dylan tune of all-time, in my opinion of course, is and always will be "BALLAD OF A THIN MAN," and WAS covered by the boys in 1988. If you can find the version from Hampton 88, I HIGHLY recommend a listen. Bobby goes OFF (in a good way) vocally and Jerry's solo is PREMIER....why they didn't choose that version is beyond me....WAY better than the one that appears on "Postcards From A Hanging".
Second fave is "Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again."
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"Once in awhile, you can get shown the light in the strangest of places, if you look at it right." - R. Hunter
"If we had any nerve at all, if we had any real balls as a society, or whatever you need, whatever quality you need, real character, we would make an effort to really address the wrongs in this society, righteously." - Jerry Garcia
"Once in awhile, you can get shown the light in the strangest of places, if you look at it right." - R. Hunter
"If we had any nerve at all, if we had any real balls as a society, or whatever you need, whatever quality you need, real character, we would make an effort to really address the wrongs in this society, righteously." - Jerry Garcia
baby blue, masterpiece
Comes a time, when the blind man takes your hand and says "dont you see?"
[quote="pappypgh"]
The greatest Dylan tune of all-time, in my opinion of course, is and always will be "BALLAD OF A THIN MAN," and WAS covered by the boys in 1988. If you can find the version from Hampton 88, I HIGHLY recommend a listen. Bobby goes OFF (in a good way) vocally and Jerry's solo is PREMIER....why they didn't choose that version is beyond me....WAY better than the one that appears on "Postcards From A Hanging".
+1 To all that, including show suggested (I think it appeared in "download series."
I also heard the "rebreakout" of Visions of Johanna in SLC in 1995, which was fan-frickin'-tastic....
The greatest Dylan tune of all-time, in my opinion of course, is and always will be "BALLAD OF A THIN MAN," and WAS covered by the boys in 1988. If you can find the version from Hampton 88, I HIGHLY recommend a listen. Bobby goes OFF (in a good way) vocally and Jerry's solo is PREMIER....why they didn't choose that version is beyond me....WAY better than the one that appears on "Postcards From A Hanging".
+1 To all that, including show suggested (I think it appeared in "download series."
I also heard the "rebreakout" of Visions of Johanna in SLC in 1995, which was fan-frickin'-tastic....
Listen to the thunder shout...
It Takes A Lot To Laugh, hands down. 6-10-1973. I just downloaded it from Speedingarrow.net this morning. Wow. Speedingarrow has everything! To name a few: David and the Dorks 12-15-70, Jefferson Airplane House Jam 10-28-69, Stephen Stills' first jam with the Dead 12-10-69. GREAT stuff!
Back to Dylan
1. Takes a lot to Laugh
2. All Along The Watchtower
3. Masterpeice/Baby Blue (60's) [tie]
Back to Dylan
1. Takes a lot to Laugh
2. All Along The Watchtower
3. Masterpeice/Baby Blue (60's) [tie]
It Takes A Lot To Laugh . . . and I never liked JGB's version of Tangled Up in Blue. Ill always prefer Bob's original.
