Grogg is a post-punk(ish) 3-piece based in Glasgow/Aberdeen (Scotland), who have been going for less than a year. In that short time, the trio has played a handful of gigs,
While the Grateful Dead years have been exhaustively documented, Bobby Weir’s musical life beyond the band has been just as enduring and vital. From RatDog and Further to The Dead
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Bob Weir, the iconic guitarist who helped pioneer the art form of improvisational rock as singer/guitarist of The Grateful Dead, has died at the age of 78 from lung issues.
