Grateful Dead

This one falls under the "time flies when you're oblivious" category. Set the wayback machine, Sherman! Way, way back in 1983, on the way to the Ventura shows from Huntington Beach, my friends and I stopped at the MacDonald's on Kanan Rd in Agoura off the 101 Freeway for a quick bite. Somehow or another in the process of getting in and out of the car my Levi Jacket fell out, never to be seen again. I didn't notice it was missing until we got to the fairgrounds. I returned to MacDonald's in a frantic search but it was in vain as the jacket was gone and I ended up missing the first set. Didn't care about missing the show but the Jacket had sentimental value to me and couldn't be replaced. It was old and frayed and covered with Grateful Dead patches and buttons and had travelled all over the country with me for about 10 years. To this day I am saddened at losing that jacket so I thought that I would try a search here in case by some wierd coincidence someone out there found it. My only hope after losing it was that someone who was cold or really needed it found it. I refuse to think it was stolen, I know it was an accident and probably just fell out of the car. If someone out there has found it please, please let me know; it was a beloved friend and needs to come home. Thank You ............ Granfallooon "Unusual travel suggestions are dancing lessons from God" ... ... the Books of Bokonon

try: www.rukind.org . it's mostly guitar tabs but they have a few bass tabs as well. another site is chordie.com. good luck, hope this helps you get into "the zone" granfallooon "Unusual travel suggestions are dancing lessons from God" ... ... the Books of Bokonon

I'm learning to play bass (lessons for about a year).Alas, I have been unable to find any books or sheet music that has any bass music for the Dead. Amazon seems to have nothing either. I can't even find much out there for PowerTabs or GuitarPro. I'm afraid my ear isn't trained well enough to pick out more than a few notes from a song. I realize Phil is very improvisational, but there are still key riffs, etc. that I could learn from sheet music. Does anyone know where I can get some of the Dead's basslines? I'm thinking something simple like Bertha to start with, then work up to GDTRFB, but I'd love to play any Dead. I just want to play it right. Thanks

Ask and ye shall receive. You could start right here.Peace to you and your sister. Conversation is always more interesting than recitation, so speak your mind and not someone else's.

Hello, I do not want to ruin everything, but I had a sister than went to this concert when I was 6 years old and a drunk driver killed her after this show. This was the last time any of my family would see her. I was hoping you or someone else had a copy of Grateful Dead Live at Deer Creek Music Center on 1990-07-18 in good quality or anything from that show would mean a lot to me. Email me back at indyrdc@yahoo.com Thanks

jgeraudjr I just checked just go to archives, then album covers there all there! Peace, Gigi

Pop this into google or searchbar...Album Cover | Grateful Deadit will bring you bac to this same dead.net site, I do not know how to get there thru the site, it is in archives somewhere... but google works, here they have all of the album covers!! Enjoy! Peace, Gigi

hi fellow heads, I'm kinda new to the digital age and still getting used to the ipod format...I've gotten some of my dead music library into my itunes for my ipod but I'm missing a tremendous amount of album artwork...I'm looking for info on where to find them...any help will be humbly appreciated!!!thanks again...

Anybody out there have some for sale? hoops47

DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW WE GO ABOUT GETTING THE WAVE THAT FLAG POSTER FOR THE BARAK OBAMA BENEFIT? ALSO, JUST CURIOUS, IS THERE ANYONE WHO CAN FIND THE "DEAD AHEAD" VIDEO THAT WAS ADVERTISED IN DUPREE'S DIAMOND BACK IN THE 80'S?