Book : So Many Roads The Life And Times Of The Grateful Dea

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Fifty years after they first came together and changed the sound of rock n roll, the Grateful Dead remain one of rocks most beloved bands -- a musical and cultural phenomenon that spans generations and paved the way for everything from the world of jam bands and the idea of independently released music to social networking. Much has been written about the band, but nothing quite as vibrant and vivid asSo Many Roads. Drawing on new interviews with surviving members and people in their inner circle -- along with the groups extensive archives and his own research from years of covering the group -- David Browne, longtime music journalist and contributing editor atRolling Stone, does more than merely delve into the Deads saga. By way of an altogether unique structure -- each chapter centered around a significant or pivotal day in their story -- he lends this epic musical and cultural story a you-are-there feel unlike any other book written about the band.So Many Roads takes us deep into the world of the Dead in ways that will be eye-opening even to the most rabid Deadheads. Readers will find themselves inside their communal home in Haight-Ashbury during the bands notorious 1967 bust; behind the scenes in the studio, watching the Dead at work (and play); backstage at the taping of the legendary Touch of Grey video and at their final shows; and in the midst of the Deads legendary band meetings. Along the way, readers will hear not only from the Dead but also from friends, colleagues, lovers, and crew members, including some whove never spoken to the press before. The result is a remarkably detailed and cinematic book that paints a strikingly fresh portrait of one of rocks greatest and most enduring institutions and sheds new light -- for fans and newcomers alike -- on the bands music, dynamics, and internal struggles. There is nothing like a Grateful Dead concert, read the legendary bumper stickers. Similarly, theres nothing likeSo Many Roads, which explores all-new routes on the bands long, strange trip. Review An education and revelation even for the seasoned Deadhead reader. Steve Silberman, author ofNeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of NeurodiversityHighly skillful and comprehensive. Houston PressLike a live bootleg, each chapter digs deep into the bands state of mind during one particular moment, and Browne enriches that moment with broader context and significance.... Its a wild trajectory, perhaps unrivaled by that of any of their contemporaries. Washington PostMay well prove to be the go-to encyclopedia for all fans. PopMattersWell-written and capacious and digressive and wonderful. Thoughts on the Dead blogKirkus Reviews, April 2015 Righteous testimonial to the anarchic goodness that was the Grateful Dead...[Browne is] right about most everything. He also appropriately places emphasis on things other biographers have overlooked One of the better books on the band and welcome reading in this 50th anniversary year.”Billboard, 3/7/15 Expect a flood of books for the Deads 50th anniversary, but this one stands out thanks to new interviews and access to the bands extensive archives.”Im a well-read Deadhead, and I learned new things even about shows I was at. (Englishtown, New Jersey, 9/3/77!) Browne braids tales of Americas greatest rock band like melody lines in a primo jam, tangents looping back to the narrative, always pulling it forward. Its a wild, beautiful ride. Will Hermes, author ofLove Goes to Buildings on Fire: Five Years in New York That Changed Music ForeverThe Grateful Dead have entered the realm of myth. The triumph ofSo Many Roads is animating both the music and the musicians into something very real indeed. Alan Paul, author ofOne Way Out: The Inside History of the Allman Brothers BandThe Grateful Dead are as classically American as Count Basie and Frank Sinatra, and David Browne
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