How the Grateful Dead Learned to Jam

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Diverse Music Education Insights Music History and Culture

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This chapter analyzes the Grateful Dead’s development of an authentically rock approach to improvisation. Through analysis of a number of recordings from their early years, it establishes a Framework or paradigm that helped structure their jamming.

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