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In reply to the discussion: Grateful Dead's Bob Weir Dead at 78 [View all]OAITW r.2.0
(31,522 posts)35. I wonder how Bob liked the video documentation of his life?
He was on top of his game in the 80s/90s.....he became another person as he aged, as we all do
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Picture him young and healthy again, because I believe he is, on the other side. Reunited with
highplainsdem
Saturday
#13
You're welcome! I'm glad it gave you some comfort. And I have no doubt that you did really hear
highplainsdem
Saturday
#29
I agree. Plus I thought Bob was cute. Very watchable. More seriously - see what he says in another 2019
highplainsdem
Saturday
#40
From personal experience, I think most female Deadheads were Bob Weir fans,
OAITW r.2.0
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#41
Not sure how he felt about the video documentation, or what aspect of it you meant...but when you wrote that, I was
highplainsdem
Saturday
#42
He wished Jerry had taken better care of himself. From a Rolling Stone interview last March:
highplainsdem
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#49
I get it We all now know that the Grateful Dead were not Dead and Company.
OAITW r.2.0
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#50
Your first video features Donna Jean Thatcher Godchaux-MacKay who passed away two months ago
Brother Buzz
Saturday
#14
That is a weird coincidence. Have you talked to your cousins since the memorial service?
highplainsdem
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#44
Singing backup on Percy Sledge's breakout hit, When a Man Loves a Woman....
Brother Buzz
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#63
Hampton, RFK, Philly, then Charlotte/Raleigh on the return & Roanoke every couple years
underpants
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#37
Grateful Dead 1968 Newport Pop Footage............my first experience ................
turbinetree
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