I don’t have a hubby…and quite often that’s a good thing. I need your manly inputon something that is likely an impulse purchase. Do I paint what I have or buy new?
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what is it?
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Yes
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If it’s a house, paint it. If it’s a car, buy a new one.
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…It depends…
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Yeah. Here’s one that sometimes get me in trouble, and it has already been said, “it depends.”
Although, yes works well too.
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Sorry, but all I can think of on this topic is adopting this stance will keep me out of a lot of trouble.
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Truly a great song, well played by the boys. I didn’t know you had a predilection
Here’s an original which I think makes a finer point
Addendum: This is the very song which piqued John’s curiosity that lead to fascination and eventual ascension to play with them.
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I love Althea. The version I listen to mostly is from “Live at Nassau.” Many good D&C versions out there, too, on YT. I also think it’s Al Franken’s favorite.
As a guitarist what I think really makes this work is Bobby’s slide underneath that walking lead. The man just was a master at subtle embellishment. I’m a horrid slide guy, but can pull off the Jerry parts at a level where nobody would probably throw anything at me.
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That’s one of the most perfectly placed understatements to make a statement, ever.
I’m listening to that show now. And I honestly might have been there, because it was a 3 night venue. I think: I got in on Saturday night, but I was also there for the other two nights as well.
@HoopUte. I thought I was the only dedicated fan on this board!
I agree with everything you said wholeheartedly. I think Bobby was a incredibly underrated rhythm guitar player, (basically, a lot of people ignore the rhythm player…) and I think he did an amazing job of finessing his way with asymmetric but highly harmonic and melodotic fills (Schwinggg) complinenting Phil’s up front/avant garde base playing and Jerry’s extended jams with modal changes
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I’m a late to the dancing bear party Deadhead. I was a casual fan for a long time. I really liked In the Dark and thought Throwing Stones might be their best song, period, while, “Hell in a Bucket,” was my favorite because it’s really funny.
In 2023, when D&C was touring for the last time they had three days in Boulder. I got tix for the 2nd night. That night I finally got the whole thing. My only regret is that we didn’t go for all three nights. Without question the biggest and best musical event experience I ever had.
Now I’ve inflicted I Know You Rider, Bertha, and Ripple on my band. They were novices, but now really like those songs, especially Ripple that we generally close our gigs with.
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We were there! Dancing and listening in different places
And since we’re continuing a thread about decisions between men and women, here’s what I think is the most beautiful and subtle ballads of this particular period
Check out the synbiotic/synchronisity at 3:14 bridge
I rather like the gray/green color palette. I guess allot depends on the room.
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You still read books?
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