It can also be a lesson in humility to watch Bob and Phil try to do that which Jerry never really had to think about. Not to sound too obnoxious, but in the old days, they simply had "to be" and allow jerry to gently lead.that vacuum creates problems which we all have to accept. For those who choose to criticize segs, consider the fact that the "leader walked off", and Phil and Bobby are in the uncomfortable position of having to direct the jams, particularly toward transition times. Thank god for low expectations.this show was really enjoyable. I always keep expectations very low in the post-jerry era of dead permutations and combinations. In February of this year, Hart, Lesh and Weir played a “Deadheads For Obama” show at the Warfield in San Francisco, and last year Weir, Kreutzmann and Hart performed at a post-inauguration for Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.īob Weir, Warren Haynes, gtr Phil Lesh, bs Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart, dms Jeff Chimenti, kbds. The Dead last performed in 2004 on their “Wave That Flag” tour. And on November 5 th, I hope to announce that we ‘Ain’t Wasting Time No More.’” I believe that now is the time to put Americans back to work and rebuild our middle class to live up to the promise of affordable health care for everyone to guarantee a quality education for all our children to end our dependence on Middle East oil and to bring this war in Iraq to a responsible end. You’ll get to choose which direction you want to take our country.
“On November 4 th, you’ll get to make a choice between two different candidates with two dramatically different visions for our future. They need change, and I am running for President to bring about that change. And on that journey, I’ve seen Americans who are hurting under the politics and policies of Washington. “For twenty months, I’ve been traveling this country from town to town-even developing a ‘Touch of Grey’ of my own. In a video-taped message shown between sets, Senator Obama told the audience: Stephen” and “Touch of Grey.” The crowd-a mix of college students, longtime Deadheads and Barack Obama supporters-were on their feet from the first notes of show opener “Truckin,’” through the psychedelic explorations of “Dark Star,” to the end of “Not Fade Away,” the night’s closer. Blues,” “Franklin's Tower,” “Playin' In The Band,” “Dark Star,” “St. They tore through a 15-song, two-hour set that included such Dead classics as “U.S. Original Dead members Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart were joined throughout the whole show by RatDog's Jeff Chimenti on keyboards and Allman Brothers Band/Gov’t Mule/ex-Phil & Friends and The Dead guitarist Warren Haynes.
The “Change Rocks” concert, which also featured the Allman Brothers Band, was held at the 15,000-capacity Bryce Jordan Center on the campus of Penn State University to raise awareness for Senator Barack Obama and the upcoming November 4 election. The Dead reunited last night (Monday, October 13) for the first time in four years, thrilling a sold-out crowd of devoted fans when they performed in State College, PA. Change Rocks Brings Together Dead, Allmans One Mo' Time
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