(Jerry Garcia’s last show with the band was at ... A large collection of vinyl albums showcases the main bar at Garcia’s Chicago. They’ve also planted Garcia “Easter eggs” everywhere ...

The Grateful Dead have always been inspired by a huge range of music; however, there is one artist that had a huge impact on ...

Jerry Garcia, left, and Len Dell’Amico in 1980 ... “Hell in a Bucket” and “Throwing Stones,” both singles from the band’s hit album “In the Dark,” recorded live at the Marin ...

That band featured the Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia on banjo and singer-songwriter ... producing iconic albums like “The Pizza Tapes” — recorded as a trio with guitarist Tony Rice in ...

In 1980, Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead performed one ... Originally featured on their album American Beauty, “Ripple” is one of the Grateful Dead’s songs that rival their biggest ...

Len Dell’Amico, the Grateful Dead’s longtime videographer, writes about his friendship with Jerry Garcia in a new memoir.

He shaped the public image of 1960s rock groups like Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead, and photographed musicians ...

Once that album cover was released on Feb. 1 ... The picker turned out to be Jerry Garcia. It was 1965, the year Garcia formed a band called the Warlocks and played at Magoo’s Pizza parlor ...

A news announcement from Rhino Records further describes the release.

At the helm was guitar maestro and principal songwriter Jerry Garcia. Aside from fronting a band boasting one of the most dedicated fanbases in rock, Garcia was also a committed music aficionado ...

Today in Music History for April 4: ...