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When the Grateful Dead took a self-imposed hiatus in 1974 after their farewell run at Winterland, they left the road with no clear sense of whenor ifthey'd return. A year later, the band surprised everyone when they reemerged with Blues for Allah, one of the most forward-thinking, sonically adventurous albums of their career.
The vinyl features a newly remastered version of the original album by GRAMMY Award-winning engineer David Glasser, sourced from the original analog tapes with speed correction and tape restoration by Plangent Processes.
Blues for Allah saw the Grateful Dead attempt something they never had beforeand never would again. They would make the record almost entirely without pre-written material.
Working at Bobby Weir's home studiojust big enough to hold the
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
When the Grateful Dead took a self-imposed hiatus in 1974 after their farewell run at Winterland, they left the road with no clear sense of whenor ifthey’d return. A year later, the band surprised everyone when they reemerged with Blues for Allah, one of the most forward-thinking, sonically adventurous albums of their career.
The vinyl features a newly remastered version of the original album by GRAMMY Award-winning engineer David Glasser, sourced from the original analog tapes with speed correction and tape restoration by Plangent Processes.
Blues for Allah saw the Grateful Dead attempt something they never had beforeand never would again. They would make the record almost entirely without pre-written material.
Working at Bobby Weir’s home studiojust big enough to hold the
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