JamBase — WE BID FAREWELL TO THE "HUMAN JUKEBOX" Justifiably legendary bluesman Snooks Eaglin died of a heart attack in his native New Orleans this past Wednesday, February 18, 2009 at the age of 72. The blind street musician rose to fame in the 1950s, picki... more info

JamBase — ALREADY STUFFED JAM-CENTRIC LINEUP JOINED BYBENEVENTO, GOMEZ, KRASNO, GENE WEEN, KREUTZMAN Warren Haynes - Mtn. Jam 2008by Adam McCullough Radio Woodstock and Warren Haynes have confirmed that Umphrey's McGee, The Grateful Dead's Bill Kreutzmann ... more info

All About Jazz — Phil Lesh by Robert Chapman For the five people who haven't already heard the news through the Grateful Dead's instantaneous grapevine, The Dead have confirmed the addition of three dates to their 2009 tour, which kicks off April 12 in Greensboro, N... more info

JamBase — Phil Lesh by Robert Chapman For the five people who haven't already heard the news through the Grateful Dead's instantaneous grapevine, The Dead have confirmed the addition of three dates to their 2009 tour, which kicks off April 12 in Greensboro, ... more info

JamBase — By: Dennis Cook Though the title suggests Captain Beefheartian oddity, this is in fact a very lovely, fairly pure folk-rock album, and perhaps David Gans finest recorded hour to date. A longtime staple of the Grateful Dead world through his inter... more info

JamBase — By: Joy Bashew Rosenberg Remembering Merl Saunders February 14, 1934 - October 24, 2008 Merl Saunders by Bob Minkin I never saw organ and keyboard player Merl Saunders perform live, but I remember the first time I heard him on a clock radio... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Ekko said...The Top 25 Motown Classics . . . Covered!Starring Lil' Wayne, KT Tunstall, The Afghan Whigs, Grateful Dead, Pearl Jam with Robert Plant, Amy Winehouse, The Kaiser Chiefs, and many more!http://www.berkeleyplaceblog.comkindsaluv said...new ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Zoooma!! said...· Grateful Dead -- 4/25/77· Capitol Theatre, Passaic, New Jerseyhttp://musicneverstopped.blogspot.commichaelDUSTdevil said...MALCOLM MIDDLETON - A Brighter BeatNOSEFLUTES - The Ravers 12"THE VELVET UNDERGROUND - 1969: Velvet Und... more info

Rolling Stone — Talk about change: One of the bands invited to perform at one of President Obama’s Inaugural Balls was the Dead, the icons formerly known as the Grateful Dead. The band was part of the rock & roll invasion that swept Washington, DC to honor Barack ... more info

All About Jazz — WE BID FAREWELL TOONE OF THE HEAVIEST ROMANTIC SOULS MUSIC HAS EVER KNOWN Time after time, I held it Just to watch it die Line after line, I loved it Just to watch it cry Bless the weather that brought you to me Curse the storm that takes you away ... more info