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DICK'S PICKS EIGHTEEN DANE COUNTY COLISEUM, MADISON, WI ~ 2/3/78 UNI-DOME, CEDAR FALLS, IA ~ 2/5/78

| 4038 CD

| GRATEFUL DEAD |
| Jerry Garcia |
| Donna Jean Godchaux |
| Keith Godchaux |
| Mickey Hart |
| Bill Kreutzmann |
| Phil Lesh |
| Bob Weir |

|  | CD One |  |
1. |  | Bertha | 6:42 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
2. |  | Good Lovin' | 6:15 |  | Resnick/Clark |
3. |  | Cold Rain and Snow | 6:17 |  | Grateful Dead |
4. |  | New Minglewood Blues | 5:42 |  | Trad. Arr. by Bob Weir |
5. |  | They Love Eachother | 7:42 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
6. |  | It's All Over Now | 7:40 |  | B & S Womack |
7. |  | Dupree's Diamond Blues | 4:37 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
8. |  | Looks Like Rain | 7:59 |  | Weir/Barlow |
9. |  | Brown-Eyed Woman | 5:34 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
10. |  | Passenger | 5:41 |  | Lesh/Monk |
11. |  | Deal | 6:35 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
12. |  | The Music Never Stopped | 8:06 |  | Weir/Barlow |
CD Two |
1. |  | Estimated Prophet | 12:16 |  | Weir/Barlow |
2. |  | Eyes Of The World | 14:38 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
3. |  | Playing In The Band | 24:35 |  | Weir, Hart, Hunter |
4. |  | The Wheel | 5:44 |  | Garcia/Kreutzmann/Hunter |
5. |  | Playing In The Band | 9:02 |  | Weir, Hart, Hunter |
6. |  | Johnny B. Goode | 4:38 |  | Berry |
CD Three |
1. |  | Samson and Delidah | 11:22 |  | Trad. Arr. by Bob Weir |
2. |  | Scarlet Begonias | 12:46 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
3. |  | Fire On The Mountian | 17:03 |  | Hart/Hunter |
4. |  | Truckin' | 9:17 |  | Garcia/Lesh/Weir/Hunter |
|  | 5. |  | Drums | 1:57 |  | Hart/Kreutzmann |
|  | 6. |  | The Other One | 9:02 |  | Weir/Kreutzmann |
|  | 7. |  | Wharf Rat | 8:58 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
|  | 8. |  | Around and Around | 8:35 |  | Berry |

| Recorded By | Betty Cantor-Jackson |  |
| Tape Archivists | Dick Latvala, David Lemieux |  |
| CD Mastering | Jeffrey Norman |  |
| Photography by | Bruce Polonsky, Keith Wessel
| Special thanks to J. Corkey Custer / Emerald City Chronicle |  |

EVENING MOODS Bob Weir and RATDOG

THE BAND
Bob Weir |  | guitar, vocals
Jeff Chimenti |  | keyboards, vocals
Mark Karan |  | lead guitar, vocals
Jay Lane |  | drums, vocals
Rob Wasserman |  | bass

With guest musicians:
Matthew Kelly |  | vocals, harmonica
Dave Ellis |  | saxophones
Kenny Brooks |  | saxophones
Eric Crystal |  | saxophones
Robbie Kwock |  | trumpet
Marty Wehner |  | trombone

|  | SONGS |  |  | Lyrics: Each song by Bob Weir and
1. |  | Bury Me Standing | 9:03 |  | Gerrit Graham
2. |  | Lucky Enough | 5:10 |  | John Barlow
3. |  | Odessa | 6:13 |  | Gerrit Graham & Russ Ellis
4. |  | Ashes and Glass | 5:55 |  | Andre Pessis
5. |  | Welcome to the World | 6:51 |  | John Barlow & Andre Pessis
6. |  | Two Djinn | 9:04 |  | Gerrit Graham
7. |  | Corrina | 8:50 |  | Robert Hunter
8. |  | October Queen | 7:45 |  | Andre Pessis
9. |  | The Deep End | 5:17 |  | Instrumental
10. |  | Even So | 9:41 |  | Gerrit Graham

| The Songs |
| "Bury Me Standing" explores Robert Johnson territory at a crossroads, and it's definitely spooky enough. "Lucky Enough" is classic Barlow, wounded yet hopeful: "No, there ain't no saints here/ And all that kind 'o stuff/ But you may find grace/ If you're lucky enough." There are plenty of future favorites, but crowd reaction at recent shows makes it clear that "Odessa," a rowdy, up-tempo celebration of a "big-leg woman," is in the early lead. "Ashes and Glass," a philosophical take on the current world situation, echoes Weir's earlier "Throwing Stones" in the best of ways, adapting a children's song to serious issues Ð "If that big old moon go bust/ Ashes, ashes, dust to dust/ Maybe time for one last rave/ Keep on dancin' on our own graves." Sweet yet tempered, "Welcome to the World," which we can assume is for Weir's young daughter, is "a rose for the innocent/ Fully knowing roses fail." "Two Djinn" is an account of an encounter with prophet genies, love, and life in West Marin, and it rocks, with a chorus that will stick in your head and make you dance -- "Night come sudden, dawn be soon/ Bide my time by the dark of the moon/ My strange heroes lead me on/ When I get there they'll be gone..." A rip-snorting version of a tune Weir did with the Dead, a more recent collaboration with Robert Hunter, "Corrina," proves that RatDog can hold its own with any other outfit. "October Queen" slinks and sleazes its bluesy way over a New Orleans stomp, as Weir describes an evening's entertainment with a Queen Ð what sort, you decide. "The Deep End" is an instrumental stretch out. "Even So" was written in the Ôdark midnight of the soul.' In it, there is a garden that's "never seen the light of day." Dark garden indeed. |

FURTHUR MOST

| SONGS |  | ARTISTS
1. | Ramble On Rose |  | The Other Ones
2. | Beautiful Day |  | Ziggy Marley and The Melody Makers
3. | Loser |  | Bruce Hornsby
4. | Easy Answers |  | The Other Ones
5. | Natural Mystic |  | Ziggy Marley and The Melody Makers
6. | Eyes Of The World & Two Sisters |  | Jazz Is Dead
7. | Venutian Lady |  | Paul Pena (featuring Jerry Garcia)

VIEW FROM THE VAULT / DVD
Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh, PA ~ 7/8/90
5077DVD ~ $24.50

GRATEFUL DEAD
Jerry Garcia
Mickey Hart
Bill Kreutzmann
Phil Lesh
Brent Mydland
Bob Weir

Recorded By
Dan Healy
Tape Archivists
Dick Latvala, David Lemieux
CD Mastering
Jeffrey Norman
Photography by
Bob Minkin
Special thanks to:
SMG/Three Rivers Stadium & Stadium
Authority, City of Pittsburgh, PA
Cardinal Stadium, Louisville, KY
I.A.T.S.E., Local Seventeen, Louisville, KY

DICK'S PICKS SEVENTEEN ~ BOSTON GARDEN September,25 1991

| 4037 CD ~ $ 18.50 |

| GRATEFUL DEAD |
| Jerry Garcia |
| Mickey Hart |
| Bruce Hornsby |
| Bill Kreutzmann |
| Phil Lesh |
| Bob Weir |
| Vince Welnick |

|  | CD One |  |
1. |  | Help On The Way | 4:15 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
2. |  | Slipknot! | 5:30 |  | Garcia, K. Godchaux, Kreutzmann, Lesh, Weir |
3. |  | Franklin's Tower | 10:42 |  | Garcia, Kreutzmann, Hunter |
4. |  | Walkin' Blues | 6:31 |  | Robert Johnson Arr By Bob Weir |
5. |  | It Must Have Been The Roses | 5:46 |  | Hunter |
6. |  | Dire Wolf | 4:00 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
7. |  | Queen Jane Approximately | 7:17 |  | Dylan |
8. |  | Tennessee Jed | 7:50 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
9. |  | The Music Never Stopped | 8:18 |  | Weir, Barlow |
CD Two |
1. |  | Victim Or The Crime | 8:25 |  | Weir, Graham |
2. |  | Crazy Fingers | 9:39 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
3. |  | Playing In The Band | 9:22 |  | Weir, Hart, Hunter |
4. |  | Terrapin Station | 12:45 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
5. |  | Boston Clam Jam | 5:40 |  | Grateful Dead |
6. |  | Drums | 11:05 |  | Hart, Kreutzmann |
7. |  | Space | 8:15 |  | Garcia, Lesh, Weir |
CD Three |
1. |  | That Would Be Something | 3:51 |  | McCartney |
2. |  | Playing In The Band | 5:23 |  | Weir, Hart, Hunter |
3. |  | China Doll | 5:47 |  | Garcia/Hunter |
4. |  | Throwing Stones | 8:59 |  | Weir, Barlow |
|  | 5. |  | Not Fade Away | 9:02 |  | Petty, Hardin |
|  | 6. |  | The Mighty Quinn | 4:41 |  | Dylan |
|  | 3/31/91 |  |  |  |
|  | 7. |  | Samson And Delilah | 7:47 |  | Trad Arr By Bob Weir |
|  | 8. |  | Eyes Of The World | 23:31 |  | Garcia/Hunter |

| Recorded By | Dan Healy |  |
| Tape Archivists | Dick Latvala, David Lemieux |  |
| CD Mastering | Jeffrey Norman |  |
| Photography by | Jim Anderson, Susana Millman
| Thanks to Local Eleven I.A.T.S.E., Boston Paul Zermani and the Boston Garden |  |

The Pizza Tapes

Jerry Garcia David Grisman Tony Rice

Release Date April 25th, 2000

| This is probably my favorite CD from Acoustic Disc that features Jerry Garcia. It's hard to beat Not For Kids Only or the Garcia/Grisman Acoustic CD's, but this one is special. Recorded February 4th and 5th in 1993, this is a once-in-a-lifetime meeting of guitar greats Jerry Garcia and Tony Rice, brought together by mando-master David Grisman. The feeling is so relaxed, and the playing just sparkles. It's an HDCD (High Definition Compatible Digital) disc, and sounds incredible. There are many snippets of conversation, labeled "appetizer," where the sheer joy these guys are having just comes gushing out. A tasty treat indeed! Preorder Now! GDF SKU: CD-ACD-41

> [notes from the Acoustic Disc website]

> ## The Pizza Tapes - Garcia, Grisman and Rice

> Legend has it that a pizza delivery boy lifted Jerry Garcia's cassette tape of two evenings worth of very special music from his kitchen counter, thus paving its way into underground tape trading circles and giving a handle to these incredible performances. Now at last, from the vaults of Dawg Studios comes the sonically superb official release of this historic jam session, the only meeting of guitar greats Jerry Garcia and Tony Rice, introduced to each other by their mutual friend and musical associate, mandolinist/producer David Grisman. The Pizza Tapes capture these virtuosos at a rare moment in time, free of pressure, hassles or any given agenda other than making music and having plenty of fun.

> Jerry sings several tunes not only unique to his repertoire but captured here for the first and only time: "Long Black Veil", "House of the Rising Sun", and "Man of Constant Sorrow". Along with the folk/country classics "Rosa Lee McFall", "Little Sadie", and "Louis Collins" are jazz-infused versions of "So What", "Summertime" (a Garcia/Rice guitar duet) and several free-form extended trio improvisations. Emotional renderings of "Amazing Grace" and Bob Dylan's "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" add the final topping to this already spicy pie; and with the tape left rolling, the listener is literally right in the studio with the guys as they let it all hang out in between tunes-it's like getting extra toppings for free! The Pizza Tapes is a landmark recording and one of Acoustic Disc's best sounding releases. Get it while it's hot!

The Tracks
1. Appetizer 1 | 11. Rosalee McFall
2. Man of Constant Sorrow | 12. Appetizer 4
3. Appetizer 2 | 13. Drifting Too Far from the Shore
4. Louis Collins | 14. Amazing Grace
5. Shady Jam | 15. Little Sadie [MP3]
6. Shady Grove | 16. Knockin' on Heaven's Door [MP3]
7. Always Late | 17. Space Jam
8. Summertime | 18. So What
9. Appetizer 3 | 19. Appetizer 5
10. Long Black Veil [MP3] | 20. House of the Rising Sun

DICK'S PICKS SIXTEEN
FILLMORE AUDITORIUM
November 8, 1969
4036 CD ~ $ 18.50

| GRATEFUL DEAD |
| Tom Constanten |
| Jerry Garcia |
| Mickey Hart |
| Bill Kreutzmann |
| Phil Lesh |
| Ron "Pigpen" McKernan |
| Bob Weir |

| CD One
1. |  | Good Morning Little Schoolgirl | 13:33 |  | Williamson
2. |  | Casey Jones | 4:52 |  | Hunter / Garcia
3. |  | Dire Wolf | 8:24 |  | Hunter / Garcia
4. |  | Easy Wind | 9:05 |  | Hunter
5. |  | China Cat Sunflower | 3:46 |  | Hunter / Garcia
6. |  | I Know You Rider | 5:40 |  | Trad. Arr. by Grateful Dead
7. |  | High Time | 7:48 |  | Hunter / Garcia
8. |  | Mama Tried | 3:11 |  | Haggard
9. |  | Good Lovin' | 9:18 |  | Resnick/Clark
10. |  | Cumberland Blues | 4:19 |  | Garcia/ Lesh/Hunter
CD Two
1. |  | Dark Star | 14:10 |  | Hunter/Garcia/Kreutzmann/ Lesh/McKernan/Weir
2. |  | The Other One | 12:02 |  | Weir/Kreutzmann
3. |  | Dark Star | 1:01 |  | Hunter/Garcia/Kreutzmann/ Lesh/McKernan/Weir
4. |  | Uncle John's Band Jam | 2:43 |  | Hunter / Garcia
5. |  | Dark Star | 3:05 |  | Hunter/Garcia/Kreutzmann/ Lesh/McKernan/Weir
6. |  | St. Stephen | 7:45 |  | Garcia/ Lesh/Hunter
7. |  | The Eleven | 14:02 |  | Lesh/Hunter
CD Three
1. |  | Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks) | 17:29 |  | Grateful Dead
2. |  | The Main Ten | 3:10 |  | Hart
3. |  | Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks) | 9:02 |  | Grateful Dead
4. |  | Feedback | 7:58 |  | Grateful Dead
| 5. |  | We Bid You Goodnight | 3:22 |  | Trad. Arr. by Grateful Dead
| 6. |  | Turn On Your Lovelight | 25:29 |  | Scott/Malone

| Recorded By | Owsley Stanley |  |
| Tape Archivist | Dick Latvala |  |
| CD Mastering | Jeffery Norman |  |
| The Great Obstacle | John Cutler |  |
| Key Man | David Lemieux |  |
| Design by | Gecko Graphics |  |
| Photography by | Rosie McGee
| Special Thanks to Jim Wise for additional editing |  |

The ARTISTS
| Mickey Hart |
| Rebeca Mauleon |
| Zakir Hussain |
| Rahsaan Fredricks |
| Bob Weir |
| Bobi Cespedes |
| Haroon Tahir |
| Ustad Sultan Kahn |

The MUSIC
1. |  | Amazon Nguni | 3:34
2. |  | Sueno Tropicale | 4:41
3. |  | Cloud Moss | 3:57
4. |  | Funky Peru | 4:34
5. |  | Shambolaya | 4:39
6. |  | Lizard Dance | 3:55
7. |  | Nature Talk | 3:53
8. |  | Elephant Walk | 5:10
9. |  | Chroma | 3:43
10. |  | Hidden Beach | 4:53
11. |  | Native Sun | 3:34
12. |  | Indian Night | 2:54
All tracks composed by Mickey Hart and Rebeca Mauleon (except track #12, composed by Mickey Hart, Zakir Hussain and Ustad Sultan Khan )

| Produced By: |  | Mickey Hart
| Recorded at: |  | Studio X
| Mixed and Mastered at: |  | Club Front
| Recorded and Mixed by: |  | Tom Flye
| Mixdown Engineer: |  | Jeffery Norman
| Digital Mastering by: |  | Tom Flye and Jeffery Norman
| Pro Tools Operator: |  | Kevin Sellers
| Computer Programming: |  | Haroon Tahir, Roy Finch and Matt Jepsen
| Technical Support: |  | Jack Crymes
| Production Managment: |  | Howard Cohen for 360 Productions
| Package Design: |  | Margie Nelte and Howard Cohen
| Cover Illustration: |  | Chris Pinkerton, Mackerel Graphic Design
| Cover Design: |  | Michael Quinn, Acid Test Productions
| Editorial Assistance: |  | Caryl Hart
| Enthnomusicology Consultant: |  | Fredric Lieberman
| Legal Matters: |  | Eric Doney
Kona Waves on Hidden Beach recorded by: Mickey Hart and Caryl Hart
In memory of Dick Latvala, a great lover of music.

A 5-CD set featuring all previously unreleased concert and studio recordings, including several original tunes and covers that have never appeared before on a Grateful Dead album in any version. The set also marks the release of the last songs composed by guitarist Jerry Garcia and lyricist Robert Hunter, as well as the final song written by the late blues great Willie Dixon, a collaboration with Dead rhythm guitarist Bob Weir called "Eternity."
Included is a 60 page hardcover booklet containing dozens of never-before-published photographs and several essays chronicling the Dead's history.

DICK'S PICKS FIFTEEN ~ ENGLISHTOWN, NJ September 3, 1977

| GRATEFUL DEAD |
| Jerry Garcia |
| Donna Godchaux |
| Keith Godchaux |
| Mickey Hart |
| Bill Kreutzmann |
| Phil Lesh |
| Bob Weir |

|  | CD One |  |
|  | Introduction by John Scher |  |  |  |
1. |  | Promised Land | 5:08 |  | Berry |
2. |  | They Love Each Other | 7:41 |  | Hunter / Garcia |
3. |  | Me & My Uncle | 3:52 |  | Phillips |
4. |  | Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo | 13:35 |  | Hunter / Garcia |
5. |  | Looks Like Rain | 7:52 |  | Weir / Barlow |
6. |  | Peggy-O | 9:18 |  | Trad. Arr. by Grateful Dead |
7. |  | New Minglewood Blues | 5:21 |  | Trad. Arr. by Grateful Dead |
8. |  | Friend of the Devil | 8:13 |  | Garcia / Hunter / Dawson |
9 |  | The Music Never Stopped | 7:03 |  | Weir / Barlow |
CD Two |
1. |  | Bertha > | 8:36 |  | Hunter / Garcia |
2. |  | Good Lovin' | 6:00 |  | Resnick / Clark |
3. |  | Loser | 8:37 |  | Hunter / Garcia |
4. |  | Estimaed Prophet> | 9:30 |  | Weir / Barlow |
5. |  | Eyes of the World | 13:17 |  | Hunter / Garcia |
6. |  | Samson and Delilah | 6:40 |  | Trad. Arr. Bob Weir |
CD Three |
1. |  | He's Gone > | 14:19 |  | Hunter / Garcia |
2. |  | Not Fade Away > | 20:07 |  | Petty / Hardin |
3. |  | Truckin' | 10:06 |  | Garcia / Lesh / Weir / Hunter |
4. |  | Terrapin Station | 11:02 |  | Hunter / Garcia |

| Recorded By | Betty Cantor-Jackson |  |
| Tape Archivist | Dick Latvala |  |
| CD Mastering by | Jeffrey Norman |  |
| Ferromagnetist | John Cutler |  |
| Design by | Gecko Graphics |  |
| Photography by | Jim Anderson, John Oliver, GD Archives

| ~ Shadow of the Invisable Man ~ Dose Hermanos
| DOSE HERMANOS |
| Bob Bralove |
| Tom Constanten |
| A psychedelic adventure where both sound and picture are played from the keyboards of the Dose Brothers. Bralove and Constanten give you a view of the future where sound and image dance together so you can see every note they play, in their first studio recording. DVD includes twelve tunes with picture, 5.1 surround sound mix, stereo mix, and additional tracks such as:"Before You Dose". "Dose Base"' and personal commentary from both Tom and Bob. |

Sing Out for Seva

> Best of the Berkeley Benefits
> 10/12/99 (click here for Hot Tuna 10/12 release)

> | Tracks David Crosby & Graham Nash- "Wooden Ships" Phil Lesh- "Box of Rain" Bob Weir- "Easy to Slip" Bruce Hornsby- "A Night on The Town" Dan Bern- "Wasteland" Maria Muldaur- "Southland of The Heart" Charlie Musselwhite- "In Your Darkest Hour" Arlo Guthrie- "Can't Help Falling In Love" Jorma Kaukonen- "I Am The Light of This World" Ramblin' Jack Elliot- "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" Mickey Hart- "A Tribute to Julia Butterfly" Wavy Gravy-MC The seva Foundation is Berkeley-based, non-profit humanitarian organization that raises funds for projects at home and abroad. Sing Out For Seva is a legendary compilation of classic live performances, recorded at the organization's most memorable benefit concerts. All artists will donate their proceeds to support this very special organization. Price: $15.98 plus shipping

Grateful Dead So Many Roads
A long awaited live retrospective of the band's entire career....from their very early years as an electric band in 1965 to their very last years through 1995 featuring the songs that never made it to record before.....This 5 CD box set will feature all previously unreleased material.......primarily live performances along with some rehearsals and unreleased studio performances including outtakes from American Beauty and Workingman's Dead. The box set will have very elegant and deluxe packaging....including a special hardbound slipcase in hemp fabric, a full hardcover book with never-before-published photos, and featured essays from many prominent writers....plus an additional hardcover book that holds each of the CDs with detailed track listings. This first-rate set promises to be a true collectors item.

Grateful Dead Records/Arista Announce the Release of "So Many Roads"

NEW YORK--(ENTERTAINMENT WIRE)--Aug. 26, 1999--Given the Grateful Dead's vast release of material from their vault (14 and soon to be 15 "Dick's Picks" two-track shows, as well as 5 CD's of multitrack live material), it comes as a bit of a surprise that they have not yet released a full-bore boxed set of rarities and obscuriana.

Your wait is over. "So Many Roads (1965-1995)," out November 9,1999 (price ~$49.98 to $69.98) on Grateful Dead Records/Arista, will be a 5-CD package full of all the goodies Dead Heads have been awaiting, including studio out-takes, inspired moments, and you-name-it.

"So Many Roads (1965-1995)" was compiled by a committee that included the late Dick Latvala, Grateful Dead Hour host David Gans, Wired editor Steve Silberman, co-author of Skeleton Key: A Dictionary for Deadheads,, and Blair Jackson, editor of the best fan magazine of all time, The Golden Road, and the new Garcia: An American Life. It will feature archival packaging, with unpublished photos and essays by prominent writers.

Three examples of what you'll find: "You Don't Have to Ask," a live version of an unreleased and terribly obscure Dead tune from 1966, "Cream Puff War," from 1966, and the studio version of the legendary "Mason's Children." Also, studio rehearsal versions of the "missing album" of material from the last days of the Dead, like "So Many Roads" and "Days Between."

That sound you hear is the sound of Dead Heads, arguing about whatever got left out, and cheering what they know they'll find.

According to Geoff Gould, a sampler CD is being released to radio stations and reviewers soon. As a
special treat to GDF list members, here is the info I've received on it:

Cream Puff War 5:57
You Don't Have to Ask 3:55
Mason's Children 3:00
Passenger 3:20
Estimated Prophet 10:00
The Music Never Stopped 7:44
Shakedown Street 16:33
JOOT (Jam out of Terrapin) 5:08
Liberty 5:00
Eternity 7:46

Total time 70:46

Also look for the Two Volume Saturday Night Live: The Musical Performances
The GD's Casey Jones from 1978 is included along with many other artists.
See more details & track listing here.

| Phil Lesh and Friends: Steve Kimock, Jorma Kaukonen, Prairie Prince, Pete Sears, Zoe Ellis & Catlin Cornwell Love Will See You Through $16.00 - CALL 1-800-CAL-DEAD Disc 1 is 2nd nite, 1st set / Disc 2 is from both 2nd sets (FULL SET LIST HERE) GO HERE FOR MORE INFO OR TO ORDER ON-LINE

Dick's Picks Volume 14
Boston Music Hall 11/30/73 & 12/2/73
(click for song list & info)

download a MP3 sample of
Yes She Do, No She Don't HERE
(hold shift-click to download, then play w/ WINAMP - note: sample qual is worse than CD)
GO HERE FOR ALL CD ART
JUST CALL 1-800-CAL-DEAD
or go HERE to order on Dead.Net

Also newly available: KINGFISH
"Sundown on the Forest" released on April 20th by Phoenix Rising Records.
Led by Matthew Kelly, includes Bob Weir on 4 tracks and the song
Ridin' High from 1973 with Jerry Garcia on guitar.
http://www.radiophoenix.com/

The Other Ones "The Strange Remain" 2-CD set, $20.98 list is available in stores or call 1-800-CAL-DEAD CD One St. Stephen/The Eleven 13:55 Jack Straw 07:11 Sugaree 12:05 Corrina 10:54 Only the Strange Remain 08:18 White-Wheeled Limousine 07:31 Estimated Prophet 14:12 TOTAL TIME 1:14:06 CD Two Playing in the Band 11:58 The Other One 08:10 Banyan Tree 08:31 Rainbow's Cadillac 11:26 Mountains of the Moon 05:16 Friend of the Devil 06:43 Baba Jingo 08:01 China Cat Sunflower/ 13:18 I Know You Rider TOTAL TIME 1:13:18

Get Mickey Hart's "Indoscrub" Video on DVD

SIDETRIPS VOLUME 1: Garcia & Wales with Kahn & Vitt Matrix 1970

Heart of Gold Band (Keith and Donna and many more) from 1980

Also look for:
Fish Tree Water Blues Ratdog & many more details here
Bruce Hornsby Spirit Trail
Planet Drum Supralingua
Mickey/World Series The Bali Sessions
Zero Nothin' Lasts Forever
KVHW Live in Concert
Dave Ellis In the Long Run
David Nelson Band Visions Under the Moon (Live)

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