Casey Jones' by the Grateful Dead might be a “pretty good musical picture of what cocaine is like” but this is the fascinating tale of the man in the song.

“Cumberland Blues” by The Travelin’ McCourys Penned by Phil Lesh, Jerry Garcia, and Robert Hunter, the Grateful Dead recorded “Cumberland Blues” for their 1970 album Workingman’s Dea ...

Lesh initially provided backing vocals on the original 70s albums Workingman’s Dead and American Beauty. “In terms of the ...

Who said the Grateful Dead were lazy? After hanging with Crosby, Stills and Nash, Jerry Garcia realised his boys could own the mic sing too, albeit with a rougher edge, but it suited Workingman's ...

As a bumper sticker once famously read, “There is nothing like a Dead concert.” In the history of rock & roll, there was also nothing quite like the Grateful Dead itself. Emerging from the ...