On September 1, 1975, the Grateful Dead, consisting of Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart, and Donna Jean Godchaux, released their eighth studio album, Blues for Allah.

In 1975, the Grateful Dead found themselves at Bob Weir’s home studio in Mill Valley, California, recording a new album. This time, though, was a bit different than their previous sessions: they ...

The remastering album was overseen Award-winning engineer David Glasser, utilizing the original analog tapes and the Plangent Processes system for speed correction and tape restoration. The bonus ...

In October 1974, the Grateful Dead had established an undeniable following that cemented their status as cultural iconoclasts, bred from the beatnik movement’s rejection of conformity. A tribe of ...

Grateful Dead will release a 50th anniversary edition of their 1975 album, Blues for Allah. The expanded, three-CD set will be released on Sept. 12. Following a hectic 1974 tour, the band retreated ...

Earlier this month, the Grateful Dead’s seminal eighth studio album, Blues for Allah, reached its 50th anniversary and received a deluxe rerelease. The collection, known for its capacity to carry a ...

Curated and led by six-time Grammy Award-winning musician, producer and composer Don Was, this powerful tribute brings together world-class musicians from across Detroit’s vibrant music scene to ...