Grateful Dead - Just a Little Light - 7/10/89 (Pro-Shot) video free download

Sharlaowl Holland

I miss Brent!!!!

mayneman1

Brent was so freakin intense in 89 & 90, really riding on that edge leading to the other side. He was always epic Grateful Dead material. I pray he RIP.

Kt C

Happy birthday Brent!!!

burf urple

Shouted out to skinny girls- "go back if you don't know"

fluffydolly

kool and now klassik brent tune!!!!

Ink Black

A decent lead singer might have helped this band.

Moon Harvester

my favorite keyboardist bar none! Why oh why did you have to do that last speedball? The Dead were a shadow of their former selves without you! but we are all richer for having heard you play, sing & write! for that I am eternally Grateful!

Mathew Wyne

Just a little sweetness..... just a little light...

ray fleck

just a little sweetness ....just a little light

ray fleck

WHEN BRENT DIED SO DID THE DEAD

deadtimber

This soulful performance shows why GD shows were so epic. Not just a bunch of performers crankin out another show, another tour, another dollar (though by the end years, money was a motivator for sure). No, Brent lived his tunes, as did Jerry. bobby too for that matter. They were the embodiment of the central narrative character of any song they did. In the end they fell victim to their own devices, just as many of their song characters did. Phil tried to warn Jerry in "If the Shoe Fits".

Mathew Wyne

Some Brent to bring you some light. 

Alvaro Emanuel

Los ojos de Brent jajaaaaaaaaa

Jim Farley

3 days before my birthday show in D.C.!

Brent Mydland

Sorry guys I hit the enter key by accident, but as I was saying I became a full time member of the Grateful Dead in 78, when Keith & Donna finally left, in which was a well anticipated & needed change by all members. Jerry even said " Like, She would sing way above everyone else & she just couldn't go where we would go or wanted to Go!" This was mostly meant for @ DICKKY BONNER! Sure do miss the Ol' "Lazy River Road"

Brent Mydland

I met Jerry Garcia through bob weir, in which I played piano, organ, etc.. I would often be invited to play in w/ the dead as both phil & Jerry loved my improvisational skills, thus leading to Keiths good bye, in 78 when I became a full time M's

deadeadch3m15try

thanks for the light Brent

Pat Doten

Bill... Murray on drums! :P

Daniel Breadbaskets

he actually said in an interview he was in college at the time and was a deadhead and went to the shows.... sooo yeah... no.