Grateful Dead - Samson and Delilah (10-30-1980) descargar videos gratis

TheGravygun

This is what sets The Dead miles apart from Phish.

Daniel Marshall

The electric sets from the fall of 1980 ( SF/ NYC ) were all very short, compact versions of songs. Nice but, it was like there was a conscious effort to fit as many songs on an album side as possible. With 7 minute versions of Samson, Shakedown and Feel like a Stranger.. It was a tad disappointing because the band was playing well.

Ridge Mahoney

All the boys bringin' it on this one! 

Marcia Anastasio

What is sweeter than honey and stronger than a lion?

MaineGeezer

A lot of people have tried to do this song; none of them come close to the original by Rev. Gary Davis.

mamallama99

I don't even know you and I think I love you.

DarkestStepaside

everything bob weir does is hilarious

Dennis Jones

Jerry in tune and wailing.

Dennis Jones

Death to The Phillistines...shake your money maker. On fire.

Mosbyraid2000

Magnificent drumming!

linda theobald

Mule sez--can't help but love the Rhythm Devils !! (~);}

Joseph Reed

I love this song!

Tyler Kirk

i like this song

Brian Englar

Yeah Shirley Manson's version is way better. If you prefer things that suck ass.

Patrick Robinson

Micky and Billy are such an easy way to teach novice drummers that are just beginning to catch on about fills. I mean the master time just gets constantly sliced and diced, or to paraphrase robert fripp "more you tear it down the more it remains consistent"

Phil Kreider

No I don't think soooo. There's a discography floating around the net you can snatch on whatever people are using to download music nowadays... Then you have all the album names with each song. Well for the stuff it has...

50broadcaster

bill and mickey are crimnally underappreciated. killer jam. not many bands have the balls or talent, to use dual drummers. reminds me of early allman bros.

50broadcaster

bill and mickey are criminally underappreciated

Lane Crooks

17 people ain't feelin this!

GREG LEGAKIS

I prefer the Bobby Darin version

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