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Garcia : a signpost to new space : the Rolling Stone interview by Jerry Garcia, Charles Reich, Jann Wenner, Jerry Garcia, Charles A. Reich is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Jerry Garcia (1942-1995) is an American icon. The guitarist and de facto leader of the Grateful Dead was a gregarious talker, keenly engaged with the new world exploding around him. In 1972, Garcia was visited by Charles Reich, a Yale law professor, and Jann Wenner, the founder of __Rolling Stone__. Garcia was just thirty-one years old but already viewed—to his lasting dismay—as a social avatar for the new sensibility sweeping the land, an anarchist streak with a populist undercurrent that had roots in Ken Kesey's pranksters, the writers of the Beat Generation, and the libertine tradition of the American transcendentalists. In this interview, Garcia reveals how he is a combination of these and other influences, a high-school dropout and autodidact blessed with a gift for eloquent turns of phrase and a refreshing directness. He speaks of the saga of the Grateful Dead and his hoodlum youth growing up in San Francisco's Mission district. He delves into fascinating discourses on...

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Author
Jerry Garcia, Charles Reich, Jann Wenner, Jerry Garcia, Charles A. Reich
Publisher
Hachette Books
Published
2012
Language
EN
ISBN
9780786730339
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Memoir, Sociology, Music
Rating
3.84 / 5 (116 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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