“Did you know he also plays the Banjo?”
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Truly, Jerry gave the finger. 
Yeah, I knew about the finger and the banjo. If I remember, he started in Mother McCree’s Jug Band playing banjo - a hard thing to do with a missing finger. 
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“Did you know, that he also had to watch his Dad drown, as a kid?”
Ouch! That’s terrible.
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“Indeed it is.”
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I just met the Winter Queen in Shadowlands! Wonderful questline. 
I don’t want to give anything away, but I cried with joy during a certain cutscene near the end of the questline. 
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“He also had a Garage Band called Jerry and The Band. They played at Bars, Parties, and anywhere they would have them.”
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“That is the one I belong to.”
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Here’s some jugband…
Jerry, Bobby, and “Pigpen”
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“The Jerry Garcia Band A.K.A. Jerry and The Band…”
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I like that song you posted.
And honestly, this is the first time I have ever heard Mother McCree in my life! I only remembered it because of your postings.
Someone at a party back in the day talked about the Jugband and Jerry’s finger and stuff. At the time I never bothered to find out about the Jugband until just now, so thank you for the Jerry band and Mother McCree. 
My Grateful Dead musical experiences have increased this day.
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Aerosmith " train kept a rollin" Brings back good memories in my young life like some wonderful songs in the thread above. So many songs. Music is one of the good things in life.
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Robert Palmer is awesome. Shame he’s no longer with us.
Robert Palmer - Looking for Clues (1980)
Air - Sexy Boy (1998)
Arcade Fire - Reflektor (2013)
Visage - Fade To Grey (Dim Zach Remix 2020)
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(Lady Cyndi Lou dances off, in search of sleep.)
/wave
/smile
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One Tin Soldier. Damn it’s been a long time since I saw any of the Billy Jack flicks.
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“I love that movie.”
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A-expletive-men, Ride.
That is some journey. Wow. It puts the Psyche in Psychedelic. Thanks for sharing this deep track.
Of no particular order, here are some of my deeper cuts:
Epic pastoral piece from early Genesis guitarist/songwriter Anthony Phillips (with some help from Genesis member Mike Rutherford).
A pretty stark contrast to the acoustic piece above:
And an absolute heavy jazz/bossa nova fusion cut (from 2021):
One of the best riffs in rock and roll:
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