Bob Weir & RatDog :: official site Dark Star Palace - CometBird Barlow Home(stead)Page Photo by Bart Nagel. Click on it for high res version. Contact Bart at bart@bartnagel.com to reprint. For a short bio, click here... John Perry Barlow is a retired Wyoming cattle rancher, a former lyricist for the Grateful Dead, and co-founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. He was born in Sublette County, Wyoming in 1947, was educated there in a one room schoolhouse, and graduated from Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut with an honors degree in comparative religion in 1969. In 1971, he began operating the Bar Cross Land and Livestock Company, a large cow-calf operation in Cora, Wyoming where he grew up. He co-wrote songs with the Grateful Dead from 1971 until their demise in 1995. In 1990 he and Mitchell Kapor founded the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an organization which promotes freedom of expression in digital media. He speaks, consults, writes for a living. He is the father of three daughters, Leah Justine, 21, Anna Winter, 19, and Amelia, 17.
Furthur Tickets | Buy your Furthur concert tickets at TicketsNow! - CometBird Since the passing of Jerry Garcia in August of 1995, there have been many offshoots, reincarnations and reconfigurations comprised of former members from the Grateful Dead. Bob Weir keeps on keeping it cheesy with Ratdog, Phil Lesh keeps dropping bombs with Phil Lesh and Friends, and Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann keep drums from going into space with Rhythm Devils. The boys have given us The Other Ones and The Dead; yet nothing has satisfied that itch that just can’t seem to be scratched. Bobby and Phil’s project that started in 2009 currently incorporates Jeff Chimenti on keys and Joe Russo on drums with Jeff Pherson and Sunshine Becker (Jerry’s daughter) thrown in for good measure. Jam band lovers will dig Furthur as these guys are notorious for their jams. “Let the Good Times Roll” by grabbing your Furthur concert tickets today!
The Annotated Grateful Dead Lyrics, by David Dodd "I can't figure out if it's the end or beginning..." Dedicated to the memory of Jerry Garcia. Project begun: January, 1995. Last updated: June 16, 2007 Suspended: June 26, 2007. No further updating to this site will be done, barring unforeseen circumstances. Thanks very much! Note: for a broader search on Grateful Dead-related topics, try This Old Engine Please read and contribute to "deadsongs.vue, a WELL Conference readable by the world, featuring discussions of each Grateful Dead song. Contents Introduction to the Project What follows is the introduction I wrote a long time ago when I started this project. This site provides footnotes for Grateful Dead lyrics. The standard text for Robert Hunter's lyrics will be his A Box of Rain (2nd ed., 1993). As appropriate, some lyrics will include an analysis section, which will provide technical information on the lyric's construction, and some potential avenues for interpretation. Enjoy the ride! Songs: Thematic essays and other apparatus:
Grateful Dead Listening Guide The Deadpod Marijuana Production: Comparison with other Cash Crops - CometBird At an estimated $35.8 billion marijuana is by far the largest cash crop in the United States when compared to the average production values of other crops from 2003 to 2005. (Production values for other crops were obtained from the Department of Agriculture. [22]) Table 7. Top Cash Crops in the United States (Average Value 2003 – 2005) Based on a comparison with average production values of other crops from 2003 to 2005 marijuana is the top cash crop in 12 states, one of the top 3 cash crops in 30 states, and one of the top 5 cash crops in 39 states. [23] Marijuana is the largest cash crop in Alaska, Alabama, California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Kentucky, Maine, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, and West Virginia. Domestic marijuana production often takes place in marginal areas not usually associated with agricultural production. Table 8.
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