It was drummer Mickey Hart’s 40th birthday. Bassist Phil Lesh donned a sombrero so high and burdensome it strained belief that he could still sing “I Know You Rider” with such feeling (although ...

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A label showcasing the band’s signature skull and roses in twisted vines covers the Cabernet Sauvignon bottle, while the Grateful Dead’s lightning-bolt skull, made famous on the album art for ...

The 13-Point Lightning Bolt ... in roses on their 1971 self-titled album, and there’s the skeleton dressed as a jester wielding a lute that brandishes the cover of The Grateful Dead Songbook.

Thousands of people had gathered at The Downs at Santa Fe, and 2,500 roses adorned the stage as the Grateful Dead — that enduring musical machine of rhythm and love — stunned a Santa Fe crowd ...