Chautauqua The Music Never Stops Poster of a concert with Grateful Dead spinoff bands
$100.00
In StockA concert dedicated to Jerry Garcia that features the Grateful Dead spinoff bands Kingfish, New Riders of the Purple Sage and the David Nelson Band.
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A concert dedicated to Jerry Garcia that features the Grateful Dead spinoff bands Kingfish, New Riders of the Purple Sage and the David Nelson Band.
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Stanley Mouse Original Drawing Electric Rose
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This is an original photo from the late sixties of the members of the Grateful Dead in San Francisco.
It is signed by the photographer.
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These concerts performed on 4 consecutive nights February 27 through March 2, 1969 captured the band at their improvisatory peak, and were featured in the “Live Dead” recording that was released.
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Interviews with Grateful Dead family members Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Carolyn Garcia, John Dawson, Chet Helms and others.
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Fillmore West Photo June 30, 1971. Description of photograph handwritten by Michael Zagaris.
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Art Work by Stanley Mouse for the cover of the book One More Saturday Night
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