Bob Weir
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Sep 26, 2026
Art HollidayGUEST
I think I'm at either 14 or 15 members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Art HollidayGUEST
I've got King Richards, I've got Eric Clapton, I've got Bob Weir, I've got Bo Diddley, I've got Bonnie Raitt, John Sebastian, Buddy Guy, Joe Perry from Aerosmith, Bruce Hornsby, Michael McDonald.
Art HollidayGUEST
Chuck Lavelle has been the keyboard player for the Stones for decades.
Art HollidayGUEST
Al Cooper, the founder of Blood, Sweat & Tears.
Billy MackGUEST
I'm trying to think of other celebrity dyslexic people.
Billy MackGUEST
Bob Weir from the Grateful Dead.
Jimmy MacHOST
Oh, there you go.
Billy MackGUEST
You know, very unorthodox.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
Which brings us to the great running joke of the road.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
Kids on tour, seeing Bob Weir cross a hotel lobby, would call out a cheerful greeting in unison.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
They would wave and shout hello to Brent.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
Weir was not Brent.
John BuehlerHOST
It's fine.
John BuehlerHOST
I do have a Bob Weir poster over there, but that's mostly about My Morning Jacket.
Cody WilliamsHOST
And also, I'm not anti-The Grateful Dead.
Cody WilliamsHOST
It's just not for me.
Eddie TrunkHOST
You guys are clearly having fun.
Eddie TrunkHOST
You're clearly, uh, I mean, nailing the music, and you're playing this incredible catalog that is not being represented by anybody else but you.
Eddie TrunkHOST
I mean, it's y- right now, you're the only stop for any Van Halen.
Sammy HagarGUEST
Yeah.
Sammy HagarGUEST
You know, I invented this stuff in Cabo Wabo.
Sammy HagarGUEST
The Cabo Wabo never had a house band, uh, that, that I was part of.
Sammy HagarGUEST
I mean, so when I, when we went, when I would go to Cabo for a week or two and birthday bashes or whatever, I would just h- invite, you know, Jerry Cantrell, Slash, you know, who, anybody, Bob Weir.
Sammy HagarGUEST
You know, I jammed with anybody and everybody, and I learned how to do it down there because it was free, number one, so you didn't have to worry about, man, you know, these people pay a lot of money, so we gotta put, you know, do a great show.
Bow ThayerGUEST
But that's an interesting thing.
Bow ThayerGUEST
And she just mentioned in an interview that was commemorating Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead because she was friends with him and played with the dead and stuff like that.
Bow ThayerGUEST
And she mentioned Metamorphosis, this little high school band, right at the top of the article.
Bow ThayerGUEST
I think it was in Relics magazine or something.
Bow ThayerGUEST
But yeah, it was really great to see her doing an interview about Bob Weir and mentioning this little high school band that she said inspired her.
Bow ThayerGUEST
And I talked to Susan once in a while, and it was very sweet of her, I thought, to do that.
Bow ThayerGUEST
She's not like a diva or anything, although she could be, but she's not.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
Garcia said he could see a ball of electricity crawling across his guitar strings.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
Bob Weir got knocked clean off his feet by his own microphone, thrown backward across the stage.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
You cannot play a delicate, patient, exploratory kind of music when the instrument in your hands might kill you, so they did not play that kind of music.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
They played tense and loud and scared, and it went nowhere for a very long time.
J.Y. PodHOST
On stage, the band concurs.
J.Y. PodHOST
Garcia wraps us tighter around his finger, then slows it down, setting the stage for Bobby and his views on the nature of freedom.
J.Y. PodHOST
Lost Sailor Pour one out for the great navigators of the world.
J.Y. PodHOST
Cook, Degama, Zheng He, Leif Erikson, Columbus, Magellan, Popeye, Sinbad, and Mr.
J.Y. PodHOST
He is our captain, the man we would follow at any pace, for any price, including freedom.
J.Y. PodHOST
Yes, Jerry Garcia is the big ticket item, but for a certain faction of the deadhead diaspora, this is our anthem, our identity.
J.Y. PodHOST
A home is built on a foundation of the familiar, and no one builds a house quite like Bobby.
J.Y. PodHOST
So you gentlemen of a certain cut gather one and all.
JeffreyGUEST
So there will, it's like the grateful dead.
JeffreyGUEST
I mean, Bob, we were just died.
JeffreyGUEST
There will come a time when it's like, remember there was this band called fish.
JeffreyGUEST
There was this band.
19 MINS LATER
SteinerHOST
And every page that I flip to I have visceral memories of what's down here because in the moment, I had my pen, I remember.
SteinerHOST
You know, I just randomly opened to this page.
SteinerHOST
You know, speaking of our dearly departed friend, Bob Weir, this is the set list from the last time I saw him at the auditorium with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, or the Philharmonic, it was one or the other.
SteinerHOST
And the first set was just touch of gray, black-throated wind in Terrapin Station.
Jay Jay FrenchGUEST
I saw the dead open for Janis Joplin.
Jay Jay FrenchGUEST
And they and when the dead opened, I met Bob Weir years later and I joked with him and I said, God, you guys like played a half hour.
Jay Jay FrenchGUEST
I said, what did you do? Tune up and say good night.
Jay Jay FrenchGUEST
And he goes, probably.
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