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Excavating Jerry Garcia’s Crucial Bluegrass Roots

In 1964, the guitarist took a road trip, hoping to become Bill Monroe’s banjo player. The journey, and his longtime love of the genre, shaped the Grateful Dead.

Fred Goodman
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Content Type: Personal Profile, Folk Music, Garcia, Jerry, Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia A Bluegrass Journey (Exhibit), Kentucky, Museums, Pop and Rock Music
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