Jerry Garcia and deadhead age question

[bart]

Originally Posted by Back Beach

37 now and I saw them alot in the mid/late 80's. Fun while it lasted during my school days, but it got old towards the end of it as the band deteriorated. I Still have a couple hundred live recorded tapes and CD's I listen to on occasion.

Teddy Stefen told me you were a big dead head but i didn't believe him. hippy

[goosefish]

Once I get off the Vineyard I'll dig up my ticket stubs. I'm sure a lot of us were at the same shows. Man I've been listening to the Dead recently. Old Filmore stuff and shows in the eighties. Feels good to feel good.

[Clammer]

John >>>>>.... don,t go & feel toooooooo good >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I,ll make ya pay

[goosefish]

I hear ya.

[Back Beach]

Originally Posted by bart

Teddy Stefen told me you were a big dead head but i didn't believe him. hippy

I was a stealth head, polo shirt and a crew cut....what else can I say?

[afterhours]

my first show was 9/15/73 in providence.......they had a couple of horns with them......i think.....

[tautog]

I went to the Pvd shows in 73 and I don't think they had any horns with them. Thus was the time they were experimenting with the famoues "Wall of Sound". It was very a impressive and had great sound but they stopped after a couple of years due to cost, moving it ,trucks, help etc.
One of the only horn players I remember doing much with them was Branford Marsalis playing sax on "Eyes of the World" on the "Without a Net" CD.
I'm sure other horn players have jammed with them but I don't remember too many in the early 70's.