And while the majority of the songs are written by others, I’m sure they never imagined them being played quite like this, for Jerry makes each his own-a change that goes way beyond turning water into wine. The song selection alone cries out, as the lyrics of each seem specifically chosen in which to express his appreciation and understanding. John Kahn, Melvin Seals, and David Kemper are all-too-happy to share in the exuberance, illuminating their own brilliance in doing so, and offer Jerry the perfect forum in which to sing (be it voice or string) of love and death, and life’s lessons, as he jubilantly revels in the transitory nature of existence, inviting us all to join. Offering warm emotional comfort with profound insight, Garcia (donning shorts and slippers with his trademark black T) makes evident his want to share his love of living, guiding us through a musical illumination of his joy, of his appreciation for life, for us, for all. I really love it it's an amazing experience." Jerry Garciaīefore plunging into the layers of GarciaLive Volume 10 Hilo, Hawaii, 1990, (set for release February 23rd) I believe it sensible to first understand the conditions from which they arise-for to recognize the broad scope and deep appreciation from which Jerry delivers at this delightfully small, Hilo Civic Auditorium, is to hear Jerry at an enlightened moment in his life, allowing us to keenly empathize, for on this night he holds nothing back in the love he is feeling. You can go into the water and pet eels and octopuses and things. It satisfies that thing of going to space.
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