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Lead Performance: The Grateful Dead
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GRATEFUL DEAD The Arista Years (Arista) By the time the Grateful Dead got to Arista in the mid-'70s, their psychedelic glory days were a hazy memory. But if mellowness had enervated their drive, at least their songwriting and Jerry Garcia's snaky guitar prevailed. Joys like ''Shakedown Street'' and ''A Touch of Grey'' affirm that in their last two decades there actually was life in the Dead. A-
Posted Dec 20, 1996
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- Music Review Fillmore West 1969 | Michael Endelman
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