For me, the news of Jerry Garcia’s passing was surreal and disorienting. It happened during a pivotal moment in my life—my first interview at Atlantic Records. As I exited the elevator, I noticed the building’s cleaning staff working nearby. They had a small transistor radio playing softly. I caught the faint mention of “Jerry” and […]
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Mickey Hart, the legendary drummer of the Grateful Dead, has long been celebrated for his innovative contributions to music. Now, he’s channeling that same creativity into the visual arts, crafting a new kind of expression that intertwines rhythm with paint. As Hart delves into painting, he brings with him a rich tapestry of musical experience,
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The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has unveiled its 47th class of honorees, celebrating a diverse group of luminaries for their exceptional contributions to the arts. This year’s distinguished recipients include: Grateful Dead and Francis Ford Coppola: The Grateful Dead’s collaboration with Francis Ford Coppola reached a notable milestone with their contribution
As the birthday of the legendary Jerry Garcia approaches this week, music fans and Grateful Dead aficionados alike are preparing to celebrate the life and legacy of one of rock’s most iconic figures. To honor Jerry Garcia, tune in tonight and every Sunday night for the JGB Radio Show on the Dead Set Live Radio
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Excitement is in the air as FloydFest 24~Horizon prepares to open its doors at its new home in Floyd County, Virginia, located at 5826 Floyd Highway North in Check. This year, FloydFest promises to deliver an unparalleled music festival experience, celebrating music, art, and life in a visually stunning and intimate environment. The mission of
Phil Lesh, renowned for his innovative approach to bass guitar, introduced his 6-string bass to audiences for the first time at the Oakland Auditorium on December 26, 1982. This milestone marked a significant evolution in Lesh’s sound, allowing him to explore a broader range of tones and musical expressions. The 6-string bass, with its extended
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Kingfish, a band with roots deeply embedded in the American rock and blues scene, gained significant attention and acclaim during its collaboration with Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead fame. Formed in the mid-1970s, Kingfish’s fusion of blues, rock, and folk elements provided a dynamic platform for Weir’s distinctive guitar work and vocals. Musical Style
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Jerry Garcia, the legendary frontman of the Grateful Dead, continues to inspire and unite music lovers worldwide even years after his passing. His spirit lives on through a series of upcoming events that honor his legacy and the enduring artistry he left behind. Whether you’re a longtime Deadhead or new to the groove, there’s something
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In the realm where cinema and music intertwine, few collaborations stand as iconic as the partnership between The Rhythm Devils, Carmine Coppola, and Francis Ford Coppola for the legendary film Apocalypse Now. Released in 1980 by Passport Records, The Apocalypse Now Sessions captures the essence of this collaboration, offering a unique glimpse into the musical
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Tonight on Dead Set Live radio station, Don’s Pick brings you a legendary journey back in time to the Grateful Dead’s unforgettable show at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, CA, on October 20, 1968. This performance is celebrated as a quintessential example of the band’s early “primal” era, capturing their raw energy and improvisational prowess
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