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Jerry Garcia’s bluegrass legacy to be celebrated in with 2-day event in Owensboro
The Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum will host Jerry Garcia: A Bluegrass Journey on November 22-23, offering a unique ...
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Dawg’s Back: David Grisman Makes Rare Live Appearance at Seattle’s Tractor Tavern with Sam Grisman Project
Jerry Garcia’s trusted bluegrass partner, David Grisman, does not make many public appearances these days. Before Friday ...
Jerry Garcia Can Read to You Via a New AI Tool. It May Just Be the Beginning
Next year marks the 30th anniversary of Jerry Garcia ’s death. But a new AI initiative, as well as programs it could spawn, ...
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'From the Front Row to the Green Room': Rock ‘n’ roll photo exhibit, event at Joe’s Albums
A combination rock ‘n’ roll photo exhibit, music discussion, question and answer session and book signing for Thursday at Joe ...
Jerry Garcia Foundation teams up with AI company to create Garcia voice model
It’s getting on for 30 years since Jerry Garcia passed away, but Deadheads now have an opportunity to hear the voice of the ...
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I Have Weird Feelings About New Tech That Lets Jerry Garcia Read to You
New AI technology lets the late Grateful Dead guitarist, Jerry Garcia, read to you, and I have weird feelings about it.
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Fare Thee Well: Remembering Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead
On Friday, October 25, bass player Phil Lesh, founding member of the genre-defying American band the Grateful Dead, passed away at the age of 84.
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Now Jerry Garcia’s AI Voice Can Read to You
Grateful Dead singer Jerry Garcia has been recreated through AI and will be available to read audiobooks, articles and more.
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2024 Latin Grammy Awards: The Nominations for Song of the Year
And The Latin Grammy Nominees Are… The 2024 Latin Grammy Awards nominations have brought together a dazzling lineup of talent ...
Jerry Garcia’s AI Voice Can Now Read to You—But What Would He Think?
"Jerry would have loved it." You hear it a lot if you’re even remotely Grateful Dead-adjacent online. It’s the classic Deadhead refrain, uttered with a ...