In keeping with his literary inspiration, Weir still loves the road.
"It gets harder and harder as I get older and older, but given that, it's what
I'm here to do. There's nothing I'd rather do than get away from myself and just
revel in the character in a song telling a story."
A Brief Guide to Dead Scholarship Atlantic Online If you're interested in Grateful Dead scholarship, there's plenty to be found online. To learn more about the Dead Archive at the University of California ...
Expect big crowd Tuesday for sold-out Further concert Asheville Citizen-Times The Grateful Dead spin-off features Bob Weir and Phil Lesh. Their concert is the latest big turnout for a Civic Center show in the past 60 days (the Warren ...
Saving the Shrine of '70s Rock NBC Bay Area In its glory days, its roster of artists made up the A-list of '70s rock – Carlos Santana, Rick James, Sly and the Family Stone, The Grateful Dead, ...
New mascot for Trestles? ESPN (blog) I was a real fan of the clever t-shirts spawned by the movement, up until the last one with the Grateful Dead logo parody. Maybe this will be inspiration ...
Grateful Dead Handbill from Monterey Peninsula College on 14 Jun 69: 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 Concert promoters created handbill versions of many of their posters.
