The element of risk and reward is there for everybody.”
You can never predict what a night’s going to bring you, or what a given song is going to bring you that night, but you get a feel for it. Some evenings have it stronger than others, and that’s just part of the luck of the draw. “There’s an overarching story - though it may be nebulous, it’s still there. “The overall arc of the evening then turns into something really quite akin to opera,” Weir says. That formula made the Dead one of the most exciting and unpredictable live groups in history. “And while I was singing, he had plenty of time to think about what tune he was next going to do. “While Jerry was singing, I had plenty of time to think about the next tune that I was going to do,” says Weir. Everything else was decided in the moment. Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir planned out only two things before each of the thousands of concerts they played together in the Grateful Dead: The song they would begin with and the song they would end with.
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