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While Adele basked in the sun in Malibu, other artists have made their music in less opulent surroundings! Hippie legends the Grateful Dead cut their most famous records in the city at the heart of 1967’s Summer Of Love in a Victorian house located at...
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Eyes of Its Children author discussion Green Arcade, 1680 Market, SF. (415) 431-6800, www.thegreenarcade.com. 7 p.m. , free. This city has always been a hoot. Editor and author John van der Zee has put together writings dedicated to the magic of San...
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Jerry Garcia (L) and Bob Weir of The Grateful Dead perform in this 1972 publicity photo released to Reuters September 19, 2011. After 39 years, the Dead's seminal live album "Europe '72" has a proper follow up culled from that same tour. Simply dubbed... View Photo »
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Howard Weiner's new book is a smart, funny, informative, and ultimately touching accomplishment, a classic American bildungsroman with Jerry Garcia and Bob Dylan as the surprising emotional engines.
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San Francisco, Calif. Flickr photo by elchicogris The Summer of Love took place in 1967 in the center of the flower power universe: The Haight-Ashbury. And right in the thick of things was the Grateful Dead, who famously occupied 710 Ashbury Street...
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ReFramed No. 19: Michelangelo Antonioni’s “Zabriskie Point” (1970) (Short Ends and Leader)
PopMatters
But in the case of Zabriskie Point, Antonioni almost set himself up for disappointment by not only utilizing his comparatively grand budget to enlist Pink Floyd and the Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia to contribute music, while also choosing to shoot on...
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Fans Chris Groat, left, John Groat, and Denis Hickey, wears masks of Elvis, Jim Boeheim and Jerry Garcia, cheer before an East regional NCAA college basketball tournament third-round game between Syracuse and Marquette, Sunday, March 20, 2011, in Cleveland... View Photo »
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I’m not so sure that Jerry Garcia, Bob Dylan, and Neil Young are the right poets for you. Have you considered Tennyson, Longfellow, Shakespeare, or Riley?
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The show was part of a "Be-In." The Dead also played several shows at Eagles Auditorium, now home to A.C.T. Theatre. Several big names played at Eagles, including Pink Floyd, The Doors, Steve Miller Band, Joe Cocker. This picture of Jerry Garcia was...
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Exhibit A : Okay, the jam band Phish is fairly well known, as is their notoriously devout fanbase. They even reached the pop culture zenith -- along with late-night host Jimmy Fallon, Comedy Central host Stephen Colbert and Grateful Dead singer Jerry...
About Jerry Garcia
Wikipedia
Jerome John "Jerry" Garcia (August 1, 1942 – August 9, 1995) was an American musician best known for his work with the band the Grateful Dead. Though he vehemently disavowed the role, Garcia was viewed by many as the leader or "spokesman" of the group. Full Article
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Fans Chris Groat, left, John Groat, and Denis Hickey, wears masks of Elvis, Jim Boeheim and Jerry Garcia, cheer before an East regional NCAA college basketball tournament third-round game between Syracuse and Marquette, Sunday, March 20, 2011, in Cleveland.
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Fans Chris Groat, left, John Groat, and Denis Hickey, wears masks of Elvis, Jim Boeheim and Jerry Garcia, cheer before an East regional NCAA college basketball tournament third-round game between Syracuse and Marquette, Sunday, March 20, 2011, in Cleveland.
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