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Jerry Garcia: The Wheel and The Wall
This article appears in our 60 Years of The Grateful Dead Experience softcover edition. This 160-page publication brings together six decades of the Grateful Dead’s evolution, from the Acid Tests and early club gigs and beyond. In addition to conversations with all the band members, it includes more than 100+ never-before-published photographs from 40 of the world’s most renowned music photographers to honor the art and history that have defined the Grateful Dead’s 60-year journey.
Jerry Garcia ambles into the hotel room overlooking New York’s Central Park. He appears relaxed, although in four hours, he will be on stage at Nassau Coliseum for the second of a three-night stand in mid-May 1980.
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For Grateful Dead devotees, the 'Days Between' honor the lessons the band taught
Followers of the Grateful Dead call this week the Days Between – that is, the days between the anniversaries of the birth and death of guitarist Jerry Garcia. Musicians who have played with or followed in the footsteps of the Grateful Dead are among the many who observe. As part of a series from NPR Music about the Dead's legacy, Felix Contreras spoke with some of them.
FELIX CONTRERAS, BYLINE: Some people are born Deadheads, and some have to find their way to the band. On paper, you'd assume that Jim James would be the lifelong sort of fan. His band, My Morning Jacket, is known for a quirky, twangy sound rooted in folk and sprinkled with psychedelia. Except, for a long time, he hated the Grateful Dead. But his mind began to change when he started listening to the Dead's acoustic songs, like "Candyman," which he covered on a massive 2016 tribute album to the band called "Day Of The Dead."
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