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| Title | : | Grateful Dead: What a Long, Strange Trip: The Stories Behind Every Song 1965-1995 |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.57 (961 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1560252332 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-08-18 |
| Language | : | English |
He lives in Ohio.. About the AuthorMusic journalist Stephen Peters has been writing about the Grateful Dead for over a decade
Music journalist Stephen Peters has been writing about the Grateful Dead for over a decade. He lives in Ohio.
While much has been written about the group over the last three decades, the tales behind the Grateful Dead's songs have never been fully examined. This book takes a song-by-song look at this legendary band. Over three years after cofounder Jerry Garcia's death, the Grateful Dead continues to be one of the world's most popular rock bands. Find out what historical incidents and characters led to such classics as "New Speedway Boogie," "Truckin'," and "Casey Jones." Because not all Grateful Dead tunes appeared on their studio albums, this volume also includes a chapter with fan favorites the band played but never officially released, including "Looks Like Rain," "Lazy Lightning," and "Mexicali Blues."
WHAT A STEAL! Great book! I paid less than $WHAT A STEAL! Great book! DLB I paid less than $4 for this used book.It was labeled "Good" condition, but I must say, it looked new, except for some minor indentations on the cover.I would highly recommend this seller.I received the book weeks before the estimated delivery date.The book itself is an interesting trip into the minds of the lyricists and Grateful Dead songwriters.I'm no official Deadhead, but my love of music history and music theory dates back to age three when, in1972, I first heard Harry Nilsson's N. for this used book.It was labeled "Good" condition, but I must say, it looked new, except for some minor indentations on the cover.I would highly recommend this seller.I received the book weeks before the estimated delivery date.The book itself is an interesting trip into the minds of the lyricists and Grateful Dead songwriters.I'm no official Deadhead, but my love of music history and music theory dates back to age three when, in1972, I first heard Harry Nilsson's N. Beautiful If you enjoy the Dead you'll enjoy the stories behind the songs. There is nothing superficial about what Peter's writes. You'll thoroughly enjoy this book.. The Grateful Dead's Menu of Songs: Deep Roots Pete Townsend of The Who, after playing on the same bill with the Dead at a two-day festival, made an observation that partially sums up the very existence of those known as "Deadheads". He said "They played two 3-hour sets and didn't repeat a song; we played the same set we've been doing for the last 6 years". The Dead had a hefty catalog of songs (of course,they also performed excellent cover versions of others' tunes). This book is a fan's dream because it is a compilation of origina
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