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Jefferson Airplane’s Jorma Kaukonen on Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir and other giants of San Francisco’s psychedelic rock scene
The cofounder of Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna has just released 'Wabash Avenue,' a collection of his rediscovered live recordings from 1965 ...
The Grateful Dead's new release The Warfield immediately becomes another bestseller for the band on a Billboard chart — the ...
The legendary band’s first gig under that name was at an “acid test” held at a downtown San Jose home on Dec. 4, 1965.
Mayor Matt Mahan and San Jose Rocks today announced a momentous celebration marking the 60th anniversary of the Grateful Dead's first performance under that iconic na ...
A visit to San Francisco comes with culture, history and adventure, Craig Jones found out as he explored a city that brought ...
From the Beat Museum in North Beach to the vibrant Castro district, San Francisco offers fascinating cultural attractions ...
Few bands matched The Who’s ferocity onstage. In the late ’60s and early ’70s, their concerts were controlled chaos: Pete Townshend’s windmilling power chords, Keith Moon’s anarchic drumming, Roger ...
The '70s more or less invented the rock gods. But the '80s found many of these icons struggling to adapt to the sounds of a ...
The band performed their first concert on 4 December 1965. In 1981, their leader Jerry Garcia talked to the BBC about how they became superstars but "never sold out".
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