Touch of Grey. Prior to it's release The Grateful Dead were playing concert venues at College Campus Theatres so small that graduations couldn't be held at the venue.
Contrary to Grateful Dead Merchandising, In the 1960's they were a bad band opening for Janis Joplin.
Technically, the Grateful Dead are a TWO hit wonder band. A "hit" is considered any song that reaches the top 40 in Billboard, and Truckin' hit #37 in 1970.
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Most likely 'Dark Star'.
Brothers and Sisters was the name of the song!
After Roy Orbison, the song "Candyman" was recorded by the band The Grateful Dead. They included it in their 1971 album "Grateful Dead." The song has also been covered by various artists over the years, showcasing its enduring appeal.
The meaning of the lyrics shows that you are grateful of each other and are happy that the people around you are alive.
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It was performed by the Jerry Garcia Band, not the Dead.
Most likely 'Dark Star'.
touch of grey
Brothers and Sisters was the name of the song!
After Roy Orbison, the song "Candyman" was recorded by the band The Grateful Dead. They included it in their 1971 album "Grateful Dead." The song has also been covered by various artists over the years, showcasing its enduring appeal.
The meaning of the lyrics shows that you are grateful of each other and are happy that the people around you are alive.
Yes, they did a cover of Good Love. Great Song!
Maybe you mean Scarlet Begonias by the Grateful Dead?
The song Touch Of Grey is about life's adversities and getting by and surviving with a little style and grace.