The longest known version was captured in 1974 at Hec ... ingenious slide flourishes from Weir. As with all Grateful Dead ...

Want the music to never stop? There's a new massive Grateful Dead box set just for you. "Enjoying the Ride," is a 60-CD box set encompassing more than 60 hours of music, collected from the iconic ...

At the same time, the Dead—especially Garcia and his longtime friend and lyricist Robert Hunter—began writing songs steeped in country, folk music, and Old West Americana tall tales.

There is also a more concise version of this particular long, strange Grateful Dead trip – dubbed The Music Never Stopped – which features at least one song from every venue in the deluxe set.

This Grateful Dead set includes more than 450 tracks, representing 60-plus hours of music — virtually all of it unreleased. There is also a more concise version of this particular long ...

With the Grateful ... Dead material goes a long way for you, a more economical abridgement of the set will be available on vinyl as well as CD in retail outlets. The condensed version is titled ...

In honor of the Grateful Dead’s tradition of allowing fans to tape the band’s concerts, the earliest show included in Enjoying the Ride is a cassette-only version of an April 5, 1969 ...

Released in 1970, “Ripple” is one of the Grateful Dead’s more popular tracks. Originally featured on their album American Beauty, “Ripple” is one of the Grateful Dead’s songs that riva ...