Rest in peace to astonishing author, activist, and cherished member of the Grateful Dead family, Steve Silberman. “When I started working for the Grateful Dead in 1999, Steve Silberman was around a lot, working on the So Many Roads boxed set throughout the summer. He was so kind, warm, and welcoming to me every time we saw each other. He was genuinely respectful. One of the brightest lights I’ve met over the past 25 years. His intelligence and generosity were unmatched. Steve, you will be missed by so many. Everyone who met you or corresponded with you loves you.” - David Lemieux Photos via Steve Silberman, Susana Millman, and Marc Geller

There’s a Jerry in the clouds. Did I just say that right out loud? 🐢☁️📸 @BoneyDiego⁩

missing jerry

RIP Jerry Garcia. You would have loved how your fans treat each other on this website, also trancefusion pioneers and Philadelphia's own The Disco Biscuits.

Happy birthday Jerry!

Jerry would have performed GD/JGB DJ sets all the time if he had been given the chance. Gone too soon.

One last time... Grateful Dead July 9, 1995 So Many roads #gratefuldead @GratefulDead #jerrygarcia #jerrygarciaband #deadandcompany @jerrygarcia youtu.be/XprV8TCiOao

Never before seen footage of Dead & Company: x.com/mikelowetpt/status/178…

This is true

Any disagreement with this statement is heresy!

i miss jerry garcia. is it even possible to miss someone you never met, and never even existed in the same time period with? im not sure, but i just wish he was still here.

Name that show ⚡️

Good morning! #TJIF Have a grateful day!

Jerry would have loved this.

Jerry would have written the rail riders list himself.

Some of you don't listen to enough JGB and it shows!

Sorry if you dont! 🧑‍🚀