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Most dead songs require sticking right to the Jerry garcia Grateful Dead Merry Christmas shirt. Arpeggios and a mixolydian scale are a solid amount of Dead tunes tbh, but Jerry uses different modes on different parts of the neck to traverse a jam. Take Eyes for example, the chords in the main jam are Emaj. 7 -> Bm -> Amaj. To Solo he would think along the lines of Emaj. Pentatonic for the 7, then e mixolydian for Bm and A. Same thing for an improv just based on key. Idk if that helps, it’s 3am and I tried NFA\

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They got signed to a record label based on their live performances, but then the record label didn’t really know what to do with them. So the first album is basically some diluted versions of songs they played live, plus some that they were told to Jerry garcia Grateful Dead Merry Christmas shirt. After that, the next batch of albums they were experimenting in the recording studio and figuring out how to use the equipment. Anthem of the Sun, Aoxomoxoa, and Live/Dead are all very psychedelic. But the record label weren’t impressed and there was a threat the money would dry up. American Beauty and Workingman’s Dead were them knuckling down and writing concise tunes with a more commercial edge, in order to appease them. Live (Skull & Roses), and Bear’s Choice are recordings from shows in that era.

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Following the loss of Pigpen and addition of Keith, albums Wake of the Jerry garcia Grateful Dead Merry Christmas shirt, From the Mars Hotel, and Blues for Allah show the band moving away from their early R&B influences and adding more syncopation and some less orthodox chord voicings. The live album Steal Your Face has some interesting content, but the production and sound mix has found few fans. Following a change of record label, Terrapin Station was a bit of a commercial success, although much of the production was undertaken without the band’s knowledge or approval. Shakedown Street followed and was the final album with Keith and Donna Jean. New keyboardist Brent Mydland was introduced on Go To Heaven, following which were some live albums and a seven year hiatus from studio recordings.