A companion piece to Grateful Dead’s Lyceum Theatre 5/26/72, this New Riders concert album from the same venerable British venue is an equally celebratory piece of work. Its release supplies a
While most people think of “Wolf” and “Tiger” when hearing about Jerry Garcia’s famous guitars that made that sweet tone, which built its own genre; however there is an earlier
By the time the Grateful Dead signed with Arista Records, their foray into independent record-making had left them almost as frustrated as their dealings with their initial major label Warner
If the Grateful Dead weren’t already skeptical enough about studio recording by the mid- Seventies, their initial forays into that arena for Arista Records certainly confirmed their well-grounded suspicions. After
Dead & Company successfully kicked off their Summer Tour 2022 on Saturday, June 11 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. The six-piece band – Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart,
Just in case you haven’t already thoroughly explored 1970s Grateful Dead shows, Real Gone Music announced the continuation of its reissue series with a new three-CD set of Dead shows
Dark Star Orchestra returned to The Paramount in Huntington on March 30th for the first time since November of 2019. Of course, this was originally scheduled for New Year’s weekend,
Although he will forever be known as “The Kid”, even at an athletically wise 74 years old, Bobby Weir, rhythm guitarist and stalwart leader of all things Grateful Dead, still
With fifty-five years of hindsight, it’s more than a little thought-provoking to hear the Grateful Dead’s eponymous studio debut. While the record contains hints at some directions to come for
Dead freaks unite! It’s time to “get back Truckin’ on” to the 1970s glory days of the Grateful Dead with two “new” releases announced by Real Gone Music, distributor of
