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I'm still combing through this MSG '91 run. Here's Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower opening the second set on Night 3, with Branford Marsalis on saxophone. It was the first time Marsalis played an entire show with the Grateful Dead. He'd do it again three years later at the Sports... show more

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BlueSpruceMoose17 days ago

Was there. Seats lower level, on the side (Jerry) about even with him. Got to seats early. My buddy noticed the extra mic. We had no idea what we were in for. Best live performance I’ve ever seen. Unreal.

Halfamilefromtuscon17 days ago

The 90 MSG run often overlooked is sick too. First run after Brent passing. Hornsby provided some special sounds. His solo on Big River is 🔥

🐾Philly Puppy🐾17 days ago

Saw Branford w JRAD in 25…

Riccardos Tally17 days ago

Was there! Incredible week!

Jack B Quick17 days ago

Thank You for posting the vid! It was 35 years ago, today. This show w/Branford is the treasure amongst the 9 show MSG run. The Big Round Room was buzzing, having the opportunity to see Branford again following the legendary show the previous year at Nassau Coliseum.

Griff, Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer16 days ago

Good stuff. Was just listening to Mercy (w/ Randall Bramblett) from Live in the Classic City and was thinking how much good saxophone adds!

friendscallmeJay16 days ago

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Vic Vela16 days ago

Goddamn there’s a lot of talent on that stage.

Peter17 days ago

I was there for that one. Parked for free and bought a face value ticket across the street. Great memories, thanks!

Jonm16 days ago

Vinnie lighting up the heater while Bruce takes over is so quintessential Grateful Dead. I love it.

Johnathan M.16 days ago

Listening to this show right now. Drums has just begun. Branford has been superb!

John Eichten16 days ago

Fabtastic news!!

Floyd16 days ago

So good. If you love Jerry and a sax listen to JGB vol 13.

J T16 days ago

🔥🔥🔥

#2THEGA7ORS17 days ago

i refer to this period as the "Bobby short jean shorts period"

McScotty17 days ago

You’ve hit pay dirt

Roger17 days ago

Branford , with his Chops , fit so well with Jerry. Knew when to come in and when to lay out. Like with Hornsby, added so much to the music . . .

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