" I love the Dead. As far as Jerry Garcia, Jerry Garcia could walk on water. He could anything any man could ever do. He's a prince " Duane Allman #sundayvibes #JerryGarcia

#GratefulDead The crowd at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum were treated with the first East Coast performance of Dark Star in more than four years on January 10 1979 https://t.co/iPYDvrQnDK the last time both DS and St.Stephen are there (who returns in 1983) 📷 Larry Rader

#Repost @playing4change ⏳ 60 years after The Doors first shook the world, the storm returns. Robby Krieger and John Densmore ride again. ⚡ 🌀 But this time, they’re not alone. Sierra Ferrell, Micah Nelson, Lukas Nelson, Don Was, Rami Jaffee, and musicians from around the

🗣️ Zinedine Zidane: “Gattuso never stopped. You knew that even if you beat him once, he’d be there again — and again.” 🗣️ Francesco Totti: “Playing against Gattuso was exhausting. He gave you no peace, no time, no space.” 🗣️ Kaká: “He protected me. I could attack freely because

Jerry Garcia Band with James Booker 1/9/76 Sophie's Palo Alto, CA https://t.co/yCgFZfzerm via @YouTube 🌹💀

Remembering Bill Graham, a.k.a. Uncle Bobo, on his birthday today. A visionary rock promoter, a true friend to the @GratefulDead, and the master of ceremonies for so many unforgettable Dead New Year’s Eve shows. Do you have a favorite Bill memory? 🌹 📸 Ken Friedman | Bill

Can you pass the test 🌀 On this date sixty years ago, the Dead played the Fillmore Auditorium’s first acid test. The fifth test in the series, and the first of the year, captured an intro sequence followed by “King Bee,” “I’m A Hog For You Baby,” “Caution (Don’t Step On the

"Working with him was always a very special deal and a cut above anything else." - Levon Helm Remembering legendary promoter Bill Graham, born on this day in 1931. A pivotal figure in The Band's history, Graham set the stage for some of their most memorable performances, from

Grateful Dead 1/8/79 Madison Square Garden NYC https://t.co/49VK9922wb🌹💀

Grateful Dead 1/8/78 Golden Hall, Community Concourse San Diego CA https://t.co/zynrO0WYLt 🌹💀

Grateful Dead 1/8/66 Fillmore Auditorium San Francisco CA https://t.co/etlsaMRv0D🌹💀

@CPapasergio One of the top 5 shows of my lifetime. Recorded the Live Album those 3 nights. The Saturday night 11:30 show ended as the sun was coming up on NYC.

The music scene in NYC was shaped by this man's grace and good will. Caught my first show at Fillmore East when I was 15, 1968. Canned Heat Iron Butterfly The Youngbloods Here are some more. RIP sir.

“As Jerry Garcia liked to say, Madison Square Garden was juiced. It had an energy unlike any other venue the @GratefulDead played, especially at that size. That spark came from the symbiotic relationship between the Dead, the Deadheads, and New York City itself.” – David Lemieux

Remembering Bill Graham today January 8, 1931 – October 25, 1991 Here, the grand overseer at Laguna Seca with the Grateful Dead 5/10/87 Without Bill's genius and chutzpa, the music scene we've had may have been quite different. His legacy lives on 📷 Bob Minkin

#GratefulDead Madison Square Garden, NYC, 1/8/79 https://t.co/52vwjuUmNa Take note Charlie Miller says: this is it one of my favorite shows This is my favorite 2nd set. I just love everything about it 📷 Lynn Goldsmith

On this day in 1979, the Grateful Dead made their Madison Square Garden debut. They opened the night with “Jack Straw” and brought it home with “Good Lovin’.” It was the first of 52 shows the band would play at the Garden. Photos by George Kalinsky and Guy Palmiotto

The artist who “lit a flame” for Grateful Dead founder Bob Weir https://t.co/xMBjErVNGl

Grateful Dead 1/7/79 Madison Square Garden NYC https://t.co/wNzutfXvlS 🌹💀

Grateful Dead 1/7/78 Golden Hall Community Concourse San Diego CA https://t.co/cXTzs3LI1n via @YouTube🌹💀

Grateful Dead - China Cat Sunflower / I Know You Rider (Live at Shorelin... https://t.co/bJIpePW5fm via @YouTube