Lyric from So Many Roads

From the land of the midnight sun

Where the ice blue roses grow

Along the roads of gold and silver snow

Howlin wide and moaning low

So Many Roads I Know

So Many Roads to my Soul

The way Jerry sang this song was chilling to me

odea wrote:
2 -28-69, that is an amazing St. Stephen > William Tell > Eleven jammy jam. When I need to get in a better mood, that is what I throw on. Crazy fun.

I was a late bloomer and my first show was in '92 at Deer Creek. I remember being behind the tapers in the lawn when Help>Slip>Franklins started to ring out. When they hit the first note of Franklins Tower, I turned around to look at the lawn and it was like 10,000 people looked at me and said "Where have you been". I had this overwhelming thought of belonging, my bones started to shake and I never looked back! It changed my life. So with that said... a good Help>Slip>Franklins always brings me home!

Try this sometime. When you are in a bad mood, not quite right or just need something to shake the funk out, go into a room, shut the door (lock it), put on your favorite dnacing tune and just get down, boogie, shake your bones to the whole thing. You will come out of the room a new person. It is crazy how good music can move you.

[quote="aiko420" post=17445]odea wrote:


+1. I did this last week about 2/3 of the way through an all-nighter, I was getting really tired physically and really tired of doing schoolwork. getting down to some dead was all I needed to ride it out.

It's a toss up between Dark Star > Sugar Mag > Caution from 4/8/72, featured on Steppin' Out and Dark Star > That's It For The Other One > Lovelight from 2/13/70, featured on Dick's Picks 4.

Whatever is most appropriate for the time & played well.

Love the 'Rise and fall' from Let it Grow.
The end jam on Row Jimmy when Jerry Bobby and Brent do "rounds"(do do do do do...da da da da dah...buh buh buh buh bum)
Love the hot Estimated that is always crankin on the Furthur bus.
Intro and outros on "Wheel"
Music never Stopped and B.E.Women on Dick's 18

Love a good drum solo before King Solomon's Marbles...when it gets real tribal

Clearly a question without a single answer. That being said, I'm always moved by the seemingly endless and blissful journey provided by the complex texture and composition of the various parts of Unbroken Chain (Furthur-style), particularly the ending jam following the final lyrics.

02-18-71
Capitol Theater
Port Chester,NY

Dark Star->Wharf Rat->Beautiful Jam->Dark Star

Right as the segue from DS to WR is beginning you hear a guy in the audience go "Jerry!!!! WOOOOO!!!"

Go to the begining of WR, its at the 14 second mark, its just perfect with what Jerry is playing

www.archive.org/details/gd1971-02-18.sbd...b.85478.sbeok.flac16

03-18-77
Winterland

Terrapin->Alhambra Jam

Closest to a full Terrapin as we would get from the Boys....

www.archive.org/details/gd77-03-18.sbd.unknown.254.sbeok.shnf

I love when any song lines up with the car ride...just driving and you are coming up on a curve and the drums are getting louder and louder and as you take the curve the song gets all crazy then when you are coming out of it the song slows back to normal... I love it

pairdoc wrote:


^^Yes.Yes indeed that.