I found a musical vid on YT that I'd like to share...but no share button.

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I have a YT TV and Music account - which I really love - why can't I share this video.

Vid in question on YT - Bob Weir #RIP - RARE PERFORMANCE _ Loose Lucy (by Jerry Garcia / Robert Hunter)

Not a performance, more like a few close friends, hanging out at a hotel/social hall. Bob playing an accoustic guitar, recorded on a phone.

But this seems to be pretty recent Bob Weir and pretty powerful.

Please don't tell me this is AI.

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1. This?

?si=AOOWAMYfnLhbDwBb

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2. Yup....thanks for posting it directly.

Since the New Year, I've been watching YT content - almost exclusively.

The stream is-
* Mediastouch, et al
* Grateful Dead / Bob Weir Tributes
* Ukraine War. When is Putin going to get dead.
* Celtics/Patriots

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4. Thanks, quaint!

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3. one might copy the url out of the location bar and paste it somewhere nt

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5. duh.

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6. What a great find! It's from 2019. Description for this great video, which was uploaded January 10:

Bob Weir #RIP - RARE PERFORMANCE - Loose Lucy (by Jerry Garcia / Robert Hunter)

Good Vibrations with Freeball

05/16/2019 - Met Bobby at a small charity event in Laguna Beach. Found myself sitting at the table next to him at dinner. Yep, well, couldn't help myself; had to say hi...then, after dinner, he bust out a guitar and began playing. Like any seasoned Deadhead, I know instinctively that when the music starts, you start recording. One of the most magical nights of my life! Knew I had to capture some of it for you. #gratefulforever #nfa

For those of you who keep asking...the event was. fundraiser for Chapman University, a small private university in Orange County (Southern Cal) where his daughter, Monet, was a student at the time. The event was at a private home in Laguna Beach and its attendance was auctioned off to raise money for the school. All I knew is that the event was to have dinner with Bobby. I had no idea he was going to play for us. Then, after dinner, he pulled out his guitar and asked, "What would you like to hear?". I wasn't sure if it was appropriate or not to record at this private event. But I knew this was GOLD and I knew Bobby wouldn't mind. I feel incredibly lucky — not just to have heard the music, but because I had the chance to thank him in person for this gift that he has given to all of us. GRATEFUL I was able to get to tell him what his music meant to me while I had the chance.

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7. Thanks for the context.

Kinda fits Bob's worldview.