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The latest Grateful Dead Almanac is available!

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  • The latest Grateful Dead Almanac is available!

    The Grateful Dead Almanac is hitting mailboxes everywhere. Didn't get one? No worries - you can download your own copy, filled with deeper journeys into music, interviews, merchandise and much more: CLICK HERE!

  • Jerry Garcia Band's 'Let It Rock' Available Now!

    Celebrate today’s release of the Jerry Garcia Band’s “Let It Rock: Keystone Berkeley” with a Listening Party for “Friend Of The Devil” - check out the free stream HERE

  • See a live video clip from the Grateful Dead Scrapbook: Deluxe Edition

    From www.dead.net

    We're happy to present a clip from "Shakedown Street" at Giants Stadium, 7/9/89.  It's one of the performances featured on the 95-minute DVD inside the new Grateful Dead Scrapbook: Deluxe Edition.  The DVD also includes a rare video from 1968, plus more live footage of the band between 1972 and 1989.

    Watch the clip here.

    The albums are individually numbered and include never-before-published photos, interactive features like backstage passes and fold-out posters, plus a CD with never-before-heard interviews!

    This exclusive edition is only available at Dead.net.

  • Grateful Dead Winterland '77 Box Available At Dead.Net

     

    THE DEAD SATISFY THE SAN FRAN FAITHFUL

     

     

    Winterland, June 1977: The Complete Recordings

     Spotlights Grateful Dead's Transcendent Three-Night Run

     in a Nine-Disc Boxed Set Remastered in HDCD

    Available Exclusively at Dead.net

     

     

    LOS ANGELES -- The Grateful Dead rolled into San Francisco riding a long streak of hot-damn shows during the spring of 1977, a legendary road trip that many Dead Heads agree was a tour for the ages. The band didn't disappoint the hometown faithful when it took to the stage June 7-9 at Winterland Arena -- the Dead's spiritual home -- for one of the group's most beloved hometown runs. As veteran Dead archivist David Lemieux puts it, "A lot of Dead Heads say '77 is their favorite year. And of these shows, the first night is a Top 15, the second is a Top 10, and the third is a Top 3."

    WINTERLAND, JUNE 1977: THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS packs every note from those three transcendent nights into nine discs that encompass what might be some of the greatest live Dead ever. A worthy successor to last year's extraordinary Winterland 1973 collection, this set surges and sighs with the inspired sound of rock's most unpredictable dance band hard at work, in peak communion.

    WINTERLAND, JUNE 1977 is presented in HDCD, mastered from the original soundboard reels and enhanced using cutting-edge audio engineering technology including Plangent Processes' state-of-the-art audio-time alignment procedure. Handsomely packaged in a custom archival box, the set contains 68 previously unreleased tracks as well as an extensive, full-color booklet featuring rare photos, a thoughtful essay by Rolling Stone senior editor and Winterland veteran David Fricke, and a few other surprise goodies.

    On sale now exclusively from www.dead.netfor $99.99, WINTERLAND, JUNE 1977 will be shipped by the end of September. Fans who order the set before then will also receive an exclusive bonus disc featuring more than an hour of unreleased music recorded live May 12, 1977 at Chicago's Auditorium Theatre.

    During these Winterland performances, the band previewed all but one song from Terrapin Station, its then-forthcoming ninth studio album. Among the highlights are Bob Weir and John Perry Barlow's "Estimated Prophet"; Phil Lesh's locomotive "Passenger"; and the title track, a beautiful marriage of ideas by Jerry Garcia and his lyricist-soulmate Robert Hunter.

    Fricke nominates the second set from June 9 as the band's best ever, calling it: "an instant opera of spiritual biography ("St. Stephen" from 1969's Aoxomoxoa), non-denominational salvation (Buddy Holly's "Not Fade Away"), tumult and wonder (a big chunk of "Terrapin Station") and, finally, sunshine and daydreams (American Beauty's "Sugar Magnolia"). It is, in a sense, all of the Deads in one -- the lysergic delirium; the country-rock comfort; blues-party time, the electric seeking -- making split-second choices in tone and parable with confidence, on the run."

    At the time of these recordings, the band included guitarist Jerry Garcia, singer Donna Jean Godchaux, keyboardist Keith Godchaux, drummers Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann, bassist Phil Lesh, and guitarist Bob Weir.

    For additional information regarding WINTERLAND, JUNE 1977: THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS, please contact Jason Elzy at 818-238-6220 or Jason.Elzy@rhino.com.

    WINTERLAND, JUNE 1977: THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS
    Track Listing

    Disc 1: 6/7/77
    1. "Bertha"
    2. "Jack Straw"
    3. "Tennessee Jed"
    4. "Looks Like Rain"
    5. "Peggy-O"
    6. "Funniculi Funnicula"
    7. "El Paso"
    8. "Friend Of The Devil"
    9. "The Music Never Stopped"

    Disc 2: 6/7/77
    1. "Scarlet Begonias"
    2. "Fire On The Mountain"
    3. "Good Lovin'"
    4. "Candyman"
    5. "Estimated Prophet"
    6. "He's Gone"
    7. "Drums"

    Disc 3: 6/7/77
    1. "Samson And Delilah"
    2. "Terrapin Station"
    3. "Morning Dew"
    4. "Around And Around"
    5. "Uncle John's Band"
    6. "U.S. Blues"

    Disc 4: 6/8/77
    1. "New Minglewood Blues"
    2. "Sugaree"
    3. "Mexicali Blues"
    4. "Row Jimmy"
    5. "Passenger"
    6. "Sunrise"
    7. "Brown-Eyed Women"
    8. "It's All Over Now"
    9. "Jack-A-Roe"
    10. "Lazy Lightning"
    11. "Supplication"

    Disc 5: 6/8/77
    1. "Bertha"
    2. "Good Lovin'"
    3. "Ramble On Rose"
    4. "Estimated Prophet"
    5. "Eyes Of The World"
    6. "Drums"

    Disc 6: 6/8/77
    1. "The Other One"
    2. "Wharf Rat"
    3. "Not Fade Away"
    4. "Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad"
    5. "Johnny B. Goode"
    6. "Brokedown Palace"

    Disc 7: 6/9/77
    1. "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo"
    2. "Jack Straw"
    3. "They Love Each Other"
    4. "Cassidy"
    5. "Sunrise"
    6. "Deal"
    7. "Looks Like Rain"
    8. "Loser"
    9. "The Music Never Stopped"

    Disc 8: 6/9/77
    1. "Samson And Delilah"
    2. "Funniculi Funnicula"
    3. "Help On The Way"
    4. "Slipknot!"
    5. "Franklin's Tower"

    Disc 9: 6/9/77
    1. "Estimated Prophet"
    2. "St. Stephen"
    3. "Not Fade Away"
    4. "Drums"
    5. "St. Stephen"
    6. "Terrapin Station"
    7. "Sugar Magnolia"
    8. "U.S. Blues"
    9. "One More Saturday Night"

    Dead.net Bonus Disc
    Auditorium Theatre -- Chicago -- 5/12/1977
    1. "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo"
    2. "Dancing In The Street"
    3. "Terrapin Station"
    4. "Playing In The Band"
    5. "Drums"
    6. "Not Fade Away"
    7. "Comes A Time"
    8. "Playing In The Band"

  • Deadlines Approaching for Bonus Discs and Free Shipping

    Just a quick reminder that we're almost out of Bonus Discs for the Grateful Dead's newest release, Road Trips, Vol. 2, No. 4 - Cal Expo '93. Time is also running out on the FREE Shipping offer when you pre-order Road Trips with the newest in the Pure Jerry series, Jerry Garcia Band, Bay Area '78. Don't miss out!

    Click below for more info on Road Trips, Vol. 2, No. 4 - Cal Expo '93:

    http://www.dead.net/road-trips/road-trips-volume-2-number-4

    Click below for more info on Jerry Garcia Band, Bay Area '78:

    http://www.dead.net/features/dead-world-roundup/jerry-garcia-band-bay-area-1978

    LAST CALL FOR LISTENING PARTY

    Only one week left to enjoy the free listening party with some select streams from the new Road Trips and Jerry Garcia Band releases.

    http://www.dead.net/listen-party-road-tripsv2n4-jerry-garcia-band

  • 2 Dead.net Exclusives Now Available for Pre-order

    We're happy to announce two upcoming releases! One is our newest Road Trips, Cal Expo '93, and the other is the latest installment in the Pure Jerry series, Jerry Garcia Band: Bay Area ‘78.

    Both releases will ship before the end of August, and the only place you'll find these is right here at Dead.net!

    Road Trips Volume 2 Number 4 - Cal Expo '93
    Celebrate the very best of Cal Expo, 5/26 & 5/27/93. Includes tremendous essay by Blair Jackson. Click below for track lists or better yet visit the listening party.

    AS ALWAYS, EARLY ORDERS RECEIVE A FREE BONUS DISC! Pre-Order now for $19.98

    Pure Jerry - Jerry Garcia Band: Bay Area '78
    The Jerry Garcia Band delivers a whole lot of soul and a handful of classic covers during an exciting NorCal stretch in 1978.

    Generous solos abound on this spectacular assortment of vintage Jerry! Pre-Order now for $19.98


    Bundle up for Free Shipping $39.98 for both.
    http://www.deadnetstore.com/pjrtbundle.aspx

    Listening Party For a limited time enjoy FREE streams from these two exclusive releases. To join the party click the link below: http://www.dead.net/listen-party-road-tripsv2n4-jerry-garcia-band

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