Remembering Grateful Dead legend Bob Weir, whose musical path crossed with The Band for decades. From the legendary rails of the 1970 Festival Express tour to the massive crowd at the Summer Jam at Watkins Glen in 1973, they shared some incredible moments in rock history. In this clip from the 2011 Gathering of the Vibes festival, Weir performs a rousing version of “Deep Elem Blues” alongside The Levon Helm Band. Rest In Peace. 🕊️ | THE BAND

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Bob Weir looks back on the Grateful Dead in this 1992 interview. Weir has died at age 78. "On a good night, we get to a place where there is no time." | CBS 8 San Diego

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In Memoriam: Founding member Bobby Weir joined the Grateful Dead as a teenager and remained with the band for its entire thirty-year career. As a singer, songwriter, and guitarist, Weir took influences from disparate sources – jazz, classical, and gospel music – and was featured on many of the group’s most rock-oriented songs. His guitar playing highlighted distinctive chord progressions and rhythmic patterns, and his songwriting offered thoughtful lyrics and surprising melodies. Weir never seem