This commemorative perpetual datebook pays special tribute to Jerry Garcia in words and and more than 30 photos. As a diary ot road journal for Deadheads, Dead Days has evolved to provide ample scrapbook material on the life and times of the Grateful Dead. 139 photos, 94 in color. 20 illustrations.
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Jerry's first interview just before the first album release,
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This review is from: Dead Days: A Grateful Dead Illustrated History (Paperback)
This wonderful calendar of GD events has as a forward the first known interview with Jerry. It was recorded at the Dead House at 710 Ashbury sometime early in 1967 either Feruary or March. It was just prior to the release of the Dead's first album. Areas discussed include, What is a hippie?,What is the San Francisco Sound all about?,long hair, drugs, the Hells Angels, comments on current groups like the Monkeys the British invasion, other SF bands, the Vietnam War, and of course music in general. Jerry's unrehearsed answers to these timely questions gives you a rare insight into the mind of a legend.
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