Grateful Dead Playing in the Band 1972

Bob Weir made Grateful Dead

The song that defined Bob Weir’s role in the Grateful Dead

Fans once calculated that Bob Weir played around 4,500 shows with the Dead. One song, writes musician and critic Andy Cush, imbues the hard and lonely work of all that touring with elemental, almost mystical significance—and took the band to the outermost edges of improvisation.

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How Bob Weir, Grateful Dead co-founder, reinvented rhythm guitar and the art of the jam

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Bob Weir was a songwriting powerhouse for the Grateful Dead – and the chief custodian of their legacy

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On This Day in 1972, Founding Grateful Dead Member “Pigpen” Played His Final Show With the Band

When remembering the Grateful Dead, the casual fans often only remember Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Mick Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, and Phil Lesh. Those were the big five and the names that are most ...

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The Final Trip: The Last Performance by Every Departed Member of the Grateful Dead

Thanks to the bootlegging skills of the Grateful Dead's audience, the last performance by every single departed member has ...

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Bob Weir made Grateful Dead

On This Day in 1972, Founding Grateful Dead Member “Pigpen” Played His Final Show With the Band

The Final Trip: The Last Performance by Every Departed Member of the Grateful Dead

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