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3 days ago · As for tone, aluminum guitars have their own unique sound. Many say that they sound more bright and clear than regular guitars, which is why Jerry Garcia was a fan. If you’ve ever heard one played live by someone like Garcia, John Mayer, or Stanley Jordan, you know the sort of pristine, sparkling cleans these guitars are capable of.
2 days ago · To capture the tones of specific eras of Grateful Dead concerts, Logan worked with luthiers across the country to build a library of models of every guitar played by Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir from 1965-1995. He loaned these instruments out to bands doing recreation shows, most notably to Phil Lesh & Friends at Terrapin Crossroads in 2015 and 2016.
2 days ago · Apart from tribute acts, Jerry Garcia’s New Riders of the Purple Sage bandmate, David Nelson and his band take on “Friend of the Devil.” ... All proceeds gained through the net sales of the ...
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2 days ago · The Garcia Project will soon embark on a run of shows in the Northeast featuring their recreations of classic Jerry Garcia Band shows from 1976-1995.
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15 hours ago · Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir (both of whom had been immersed in the American folk music revival of the late 1950s and early 1960s), were open-minded about the use of electric guitars. The Grateful Dead's early music (in the mid-1960s) was part of the process of establishing what "psychedelic music" was, but theirs was essentially a "street party ...
5 days ago · Their original lineup at early performances consisted of Garcia on pedal steel, Lesh on bass, John Dawson (born 1945) on rhythm guitars and vocals, sometime Dead contributor-member David Nelson on lead guitars, mandolin, and vocals, and Mickey Hart on drums.
