From 8/13/70 at the Fillmore West. Here’s an AUD that actually sounds damned good, at least for the acoustic segments.
Musings on the Most Ridiculous Band I Can't Stop Listening To
From 8/13/70 at the Fillmore West. Here’s an AUD that actually sounds damned good, at least for the acoustic segments.
Bobby was promoting his new love-advice book, Think Like a Garcia, Act Like a Bobby. He insisted on writing “You’re a strong independent woman and you don’t need no man,” on all the books and it was holding the line up something fierce.
Also, Phil just lost it when he heard. “That’s what I write!” Phil said.
And Bobby just drank his chocolate milk and when he was finished, he had chocolate milk all over his mustache and he didn’t lick it off, just stared at Phil while it dripped.
“I write that now,” Bobby said.
“Yeah, Bobby, yeah. Okay, brother. No problem.”
“Say it.”
“What?”
“Say it!”
“Where Weir–”
“NOT THAT.”
Okay, this has gotten too silly. Stop it.
In the waning and crepuscular light of a Pacific and Northwestern sun, Billy and Phil plowed ahead. They dodged and swirled together, fell apart laughing, came back as one, swirling twirling swirling twirling. Everything is on the one, if you can find it.
Let the damn guitarists and Keith (wherever he is) twiddle and tinkle: we shall stomp, you and I: Phil and Billy, Billy and Phil. We share a tent in the Sacred Band of Thebes, you and I: Phil and Billy, Philly and Bill.
They can play with their lightning, but only we call down the thunder. Also: Garcia’s wearing sweatpants, so he can’t sit with us today.
Electric Dead: Phil stands at all times.
Acoustic Dead: Phil generally stands, but may sit if he so chooses.
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