Oh yeah.
Dead and Company with John Mayer. John Mayer sounds EXACTLY like jerry’s playing and Bobby looks like colonel Sanders!
“Don’t doubt it. Jerry did that a lot. He would notice someone not dancing, or even enjoying things, and he would focus his internal spirit, and reach out to them. It’s something he loved doing.”
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Thank you. Makes that situation even more possible that he actually did that. Awesome! 
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“It’s one of the many reasons I nick named him St. Jerry.”
/smile
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I never knew my father. I adopted him as Papa Jerry. 
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“I got to meet him, and Bob, in my early teens.”
/proud grin
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Yeah, I remember you telling me that. So awesome.
The only “rock star” I met was John Cipollina and that was only for about a minute.
I was in a nightclub back when I was 22. Before the show, he was just hanging around going from table to table just to say hello. I was with an older friend and he introduced me to him. I just said hello and how I love his guitar work. He thanked me and moved on. He was just moving around the tables just to say hello. It was a very laid back scene.
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Umm, yeah, the one above doesn’t represent him channeling Jerry as much as I thought. I only listened to chops of it as I choose it. Just finished listening to the whole thing and well, not so representative.
This one on the other hand does. Much MUCH better song anyway. I mean I want John Mayer to be himself when he plays and not just “copy” Jerry’s spirit as it were, but in John’s playing I can clearly hear Jerry in there so he’s a perfect fit for a “new Dead”.
George Michael - Waiting For That Day (You Can’t Always Get What You Want)
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A classic by Foreigner from 1987
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Sevdaliza - I have fallen in love with her music.
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Mony!
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My QMS contribution:
And something for Eddie:
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I forget if I posted these in this thread, but Gary has some solid cuts beyond his Dream Weaver album:
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Yeah I dig Gary Wright. Excellent vibes in many of his tracks.
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