Fittingly titled Gratest Hits, the LP features nine classics from the Dead’s studio catalog, “Casey Jones” and “Friend of the ...

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But last week, those symbols might have been tweaked a bit for some of us to “baseball, craft beer and the Grateful Dead.” ...

The chain retailer has more than 400 different Grateful Dead shirts available for purchase — including short-sleeve silhouettes and crewneck sweatshirts — on its site, and almost everything is ...

One of the team’s more unexpected donors is the American rock band the Grateful Dead, which has provided, along with some financial support, a set of iconic tie dye t-shirts. The only thing ...

In the late ’60s, Marshall lived in San Francisco, where he was part of the creative family around the Grateful Dead. To celebrate the band’s 60th anniversary, Davis and band historian David ...

San Jose is set to officially recognize its small but pivotal part in the history of the Grateful Dead, the legendary 1960s band that’s more often associated with our neighbor to the north.

A piece of Grateful Dead history is up for grabs. Available for bid on Heritage Auctions is a primitive hand-drawn poster that asks, “Can You Pass the Acid Test?” According to the listing ...

But, if you’re a music nerd of any generation, you likely thought, “Man, I love that Dead song.” Like any classic song or bit of pop culture, “Dire Wolf” has several origin stories.

Two South Bay rock historians have been trying to fins where in San Jose did one of rocks greatest bands have their first performance as the Grateful Dead. Senate Democrats who took heat for ...