Latest about Jerry Garcia
Jerry Garcia: "There’s a thing about playing stoned without having pressure to play competently... People pay a lot of money to see us, so it becomes a matter of professionalism. You don’t want to deliver somebody a clunker just because you’re too high”
In this 1978 chat with GP, the late Grateful Dead legend discusses why he chose to not include anything shorter than a half-note in a solo for a year, and reveals how the five-string banjo informed his unique six-string approach
Grateful Dead Unveil Remastered and Expanded 50th Anniversary Editions of ‘Wake of the Flood’ Featuring Previously Unreleased Material
Listen to Jerry Garcia’s "Eyes of the World" demo from the Grateful Dead vault here
Molly Tuttle Wins Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album With ‘Crooked Tree’
The bluegrass star’s deluxe edition of ‘Crooked Tree’ drops with Grateful Dead-centric bonus cuts
Get a Close Look at Jerry Garcia's Iconic "Alligator" Strat in this Encyclopedic Grateful Dead Guitar Collection
Grateful Guitars Foundation's arsenal includes Garcia’s 1955 “Alligator” Fender Stratocaster and 1943 “Jerry’s Herringbone” Martin D-28
Three Ways to Play the Grateful Dead Classic “Friend of the Devil”
Video Have fun learning one of the greatest acoustic tunes ever penned by psychedelic songster Jerry Garcia
Here's the Truth About Jerry Garcia’s Misidentified 1943 Martin D-28
Why the Grateful Dead frontman’s highly collectible and historic Dreadnought is not a pre-war D-18
Take a Mindbending Journey Into the Adventurous and Experimental Style of Psychedelic Guitar
Tune up and turn on as we explore the far-out sonic landscapes created by legendary players such as George Harrison, Keith Richards, Jeff Beck, Jimi Hendrix and more
Definitive Allman Brothers Band Biography, ‘Brothers and Sisters,’ Set for July ’23 Anniversary Release
Best-selling author Alan Paul’s new book is a deep dive into the time before and after 1973’s Brothers and Sisters
“The Guitar Is an Endless Exploration”: Acoustic Legend Peter Rowan Looks Back on a Lifetime in Music
The Americana treasure connects bluegrass luminaries from Bill Monroe, Jerry Garcia and Tony Rice to Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle, both of whom join him on his new album, ‘Calling You From My Mountain’
