#55840  by jlg327
 
I always loved hearing stage banter on my tapes. Gave you a sneak peek into the real personalities of the band.

In a similar way, I heard something great on Dick's Picks 25 today.

I was driving in my car, and listening to the Fire on the Mountain, when everyone starts letting go and getting into their vocals.

Next tune up is Dancin' in the Streets, and Bobby flubs the opening words. So he decides to have fun with it. Growling and adding in comments and just cracking Donna up. I loved it! Jerry starts chuckling too, and you can hear Bobby going back to it, just trying to throw Donna off her game. God, I wish I had video of that, just to see their faces.

I listened to that section over and over again as I drove around town today - it made my day.

So what are some of your favorite Dead moments?
 #55841  by warrenMFKNhaynes
 
11/10/85
http://www.archive.org/details/gd85-11- ... sbeok.shnf

1. Touch Of Grey-> Hell In A Bucket-> Sugaree, Cassidy, Stagger Lee, It's All Over Now-> Row Jimmy-> Feel Like A Stranger

2.Mississippi Half Step-> I Know You Rider-> Playin' In The Band-> Uncle John's Band-> Supplication-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Comes A Time-> Around & Around-> Good Lovin',

E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue

As you've probably noticed, the unusual 2nd set. If you click on the link I provided and go to Mississippi 1/2 Step You can hear them discussing the set. Weir refering to the song as 1/2 step mississippi and (jerry or mickey) trying to get the set down.

Fantastic Comes a Time as well.
 #55850  by hogan
 
jlg327 wrote:I always loved hearing stage banter on my tapes. Gave you a sneak peek into the real personalities of the band.

In a similar way, I heard something great on Dick's Picks 25 today.

I was driving in my car, and listening to the Fire on the Mountain, when everyone starts letting go and getting into their vocals.

Next tune up is Dancin' in the Streets, and Bobby flubs the opening words. So he decides to have fun with it. Growling and adding in comments and just cracking Donna up. I loved it! Jerry starts chuckling too, and you can hear Bobby going back to it, just trying to throw Donna off her game. God, I wish I had video of that, just to see their faces.

I listened to that section over and over again as I drove around town today - it made my day.

So what are some of your favorite Dead moments?

the band was high as hell on Mesc. at this show. true story.
 #55862  by tigerstrat
 
Donna sang on 11/10/85?
 #55863  by hogan
 
tigerstrat wrote:Donna sang on 11/10/85?
I don't know what you are talking about. I was refering to the post I quoted.

~MJH
 #55878  by Tennessee Jedi
 
jlg327 wrote:I always loved hearing stage banter on my tapes. Gave you a sneak peek into the real personalities of the band.

In a similar way, I heard something great on Dick's Picks 25 today.

I was driving in my car, and listening to the Fire on the Mountain, when everyone starts letting go and getting into their vocals.

Next tune up is Dancin' in the Streets, and Bobby flubs the opening words. So he decides to have fun with it. Growling and adding in comments and just cracking Donna up. I loved it! Jerry starts chuckling too, and you can hear Bobby going back to it, just trying to throw Donna off her game. God, I wish I had video of that, just to see their faces.

I listened to that section over and over again as I drove around town today - it made my day.

So what are some of your favorite Dead moments?
05/10/78 !
Love it !
Sounds like Bob is in "Zany" mode .....he's cracking Donna up with his Bob-ness ....
:cool:
 #55891  by Tennessee Jedi
 
In the same vein as the O. P.
03/26/73 Baltimore
Has a hilarious Wolfman Jack introducing the Dead .
" Everyone love one another !"
Some guy on stage keeps calling him " The Wolfman " ...
So the Dead break into Ramble on Rose.
I listened to this show a 1/2 dozen times before I realized why !
:D :D :D

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