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@jerrygarcia @pjl1015 @David_Grisman If you were ever curious what the Addams Family theme sounds like played by Jerry Garcia and Tony Rice

Originally recorded in February 1993, the Garcia, @David_Grisman, and Tony Rice collaboration known as "The Pizza Tapes" was released on this day in 2000. "I wish there were words that would express my gratitude for being a part of it. Perhaps just knowing that Garcia might be smiling somewhere saying, "Dawg can we hear that take again?" will suffice." - Tony Rice. youtu.be/Q-fdaaNAyt0?si…

The streak of must-hear April to August Hard to Handles starts in earnest on this date in 1971 ⚡️🌹🙌🏽

@jeffreybloomer I saw Chris and Oliver play once in Atlanta in like 2005 when I lived there not realizing that Oliver was well known in the local scene. Honestly I haven't delved

@SuprAnnoydMario I discovered MMW late ~ Wood Brothers is my favorite band over the last 10 years ~ went back and listened to them ~ interesting sfuff ~ very good

Medeski Martin & Wood is still one of my top 5 favorite bands even after all these years. Add John Scofield to it, fuggedaboutit🤌🏽

Today’s a big one Brent’s first official gig as a member of the #GratefulDead came on April 22, 1979 at Spartan Stadium on the campus of San Jose State University archive.org/details/gd1979… 📷 Ed Perlstein

@ZigaBoogalooo Much appreciated!

@SuprAnnoydMario drive.google.com/drive/folders/…

@Walker_Albert I've watched some on YouTube. Wonderful stuff. Good to hear from you man, hope all is well

@SuprAnnoydMario Was just talking to the homie that they were the biggest gift of that era. As I’ve gotten older my love of their more experimental free jazz zones has only grown with my similar tastes. If haven’t spun the recent medeski Moore Cline Skerik sets they are absolutely bonkers

@ZigaBoogalooo Those sets they've been doing with Nels Cline have been insane. I hope they keep doing them and that I can be there at least once

@SuprAnnoydMario Nels Cline!

I remember when I first started drum lessons and tried to get my teacher to groove along to Last chance to dance trance, and he couldn't quite catch it. He turned me on to Dreamtheater though

@ZigaBoogalooo No dispute from me. I think Medeski & Martin played recently at a Marc Rinot venue in New York

@SuprAnnoydMario Marc Ribot*

Happy Birthday to Grateful Dead Productions, Inc. President and lifelong roadie, Ramrod 🌹 Photos by Steve Schnider, Amalie Rothschild, and Snooky Flowers

psychedelic cowboy who rode the bus with Ken Kesey and took virtually every step of the long strange trip with the Grateful Dead Larry Ram Rod Shurtliff the Dead’s former President of Grateful Dead Productions Inc. crew chief and longtime roadie what would have 81 birthday today

New Supergroup Alert: Introducing Dead Aces, a star-studded ensemble of Bob Weir bandmates + collaborators set to perform 'Ace' during their festival debut ... jambase.com/article/dead-a…

*jfk voice* “people ask me my favorite grateful dead song, and you know what i tell them?” [brief pause] “the next one.”

@20th_Centurygal I wasn't there during the Jerry days but I've heard stories about the enormous sound at Grateful Dead shows in the late 80s through 1990

Who’s the loudest band you’ve ever seen live?

The Grateful Dead are BY FAR the greatest band of all time.

On this day in 1984, the Dead kicked off the East Coast leg of their Spring ‘84 tour in Virginia’s Hampton Coliseum. Dead Heads aboard the “mothership” would experience the first and only "Keep Your Day Job” opener in the band’s history. Set one was chock-full over covers including “Minglewood Blues,” “It’s All Over Now,” and “Beat It Down The Line.” The band’s originals made their way into set two with performances of “Truckin’,” “Scarlet Begonias,” and an encore of “U.S. Blues.” Photos from Buddy Norris / Daily Press and Mark Currie

Listen to @treyanastasio step into @jerrygarcia's shoes with Merl Saunders and the Rainforest Band less than a year after Garcia's death, exactly 30 years ago today. Merl Saunders Welcomes Trey Anastasio At Burlington’s Club Toast, On This Day In 1996 [Listen]: liveforlivemusic.com/news/merl-saun…

Does anyone else get high listening too this song #deadhead

And, on the other hand, I just heard Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings do a version of “Brokedown Palace” that brought tears to my eyes and I remembered: There is nothing is as good as the music of The Grateful Dead