Grateful Dead: American Beauty (1970)
Is this the greatest Grateful Dead album? Would a bear crap on the pope?
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Merl Saunders, Jerry Garcia, John Kahn, Bill Vitt: Live At Keystone (1973)
A double album of jams with Merl Saunders at Berkeley’s Keystone club, a familiar haunt for Jerry Garcia’s band in the 70s.
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Old & In The Way (1975)
A once-in-a-bluegrass-moon alignment of players that represents one of the more interesting side trips of the Dead’s Jerry Garcia.
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Robert Hunter: Tiger Rose (1975)
Probably the best of Hunter’s musical expeditions, approximating the sound of New Riders, Dead and Dylan mixed together.
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The David Grisman Rounder Album (1976)
David Grisman finds his own way following the success of Old and In the Way.
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[Review] The David Grisman Quintet (1977)
The album that introduced “Dawg music” to the world, blending bluegrass and jazz.
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[Review] David Grisman/Jerry Garcia: Not For Kids Only (1993)
Before Garcia freighthopped to the great beyond, he stopped to play with an old friend one last time.
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[Review] Jerry Garcia/David Grisman: Shady Grove (1996)
A collection of folk songs recorded by Garcia and Grisman in the early 1990s and released after Garcia’s death.
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