Grateful Dead - Bertha 4-12-78 video free download

paul allen

wow. one of the best ever. jerry really having some fun!!

robbie p

Love when Jerry smiles like that.

1GodOnlyOne

I love Donna's dancing, but Oh Jeez -- why did you cut off the end of the song???

TheTestingGrounds

If you watch this and don't think at the very least Jerry had some magical power, then you are not looking hard enough. You might notice how much he doesn't even look at the neck of his guitar, but he's instead looking at something else entirely. 

mcpentland

2:50 In the Zone 

goodkawz

If you really want to talk stay on the line. I got a very long ringtone!

goodkawz

Joyous!

Billy Zé

desde 03:54 a 04:38 muestra la alegría pura en la cara del maestro Jerry Garcia . . . eso es una imagen de la hermosura verdadera . . . espero que descanse en la paz . . . muchas gracias y saludos desde Tokio. (from 03:54 to 04:38 shows the pure happiness on the face of the maestro Jerry Garcia . . . that is an image of true beauty . . . i hope that he rests in the peace . . . many thanks and greetings from Tokyo.)

grandbbq

I feel so lucky. This was the first tour I attended. Chicago, Uptown Theater, before this show. :-)

Kimberly Simpson

I miss the Grateful Dead.

svagrod

First year of going to shows till the Soldier Field in'95....Weird... being here now after everything....Miss you my Brothers and Sisters.

J Klingler

I was all night running, running, lord I wonder if you care,I had a run in, run around, and run down.Run around the corner, corner, lord run smack in to a tree.

93jrupe

That is some good Bertha...~

Markus Rose

bass is amazing, very melodic...

David Whiteis

Isn't this the show where Jerry actually nudged Billy aside and took a drum solo? I'd love to see a video of THAT!

1afternine0nine

Hey Keith, Good eyes and ears. Rare to see Jerry that animated. He was in there and he knew it.

Sportsdad Pw

THANKS GRATE

MOOSE50DEOT

definitely prefer the keith and donna era over much of the others but enjoy them all

deadtour1

I worked on this tour. Donna's voice could get a little grating at times, but overall it was acceptable. It was a trade off, if you wanted Keith's brilliance, Donna was part of the package. She sounded better in the spring of 77. I'll take Keith's piano over Brent's any day of the week. It was a shame that later in this tour, Keith and Donna unraveled leading to their dismissal. I think the band should have reconsidered. Some of the band's all time best recordings are with Keith.

Keith Schilhab

I've heard better Bertha vocals - but that break.....I've seen that look on Jerry's face before, and it always signaled something special.