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September 9, 2009
More Bits of the Walter Cronkite Memorial Service
Buzz Aldrin approves of Cronkite's coverage of Apollo 11, "explaining each procedure so that the waking world knew what was coming next." Andy Rooney, who memorably choked up at the original service, plays it safe with a taped tribute from his 60 Minutes crank-desk. He referred to his own s ... More >>
Blogs
March 31, 2009
Live: The Grateful Dead's Free Gramercy/Orensanz/Roseland Trifecta
all photos by David Atlas "We miss Jerry!" some guy felt the need to observe loudly last night, during the quietest of last night's three sets by the band once known as the Grateful Dead. "You think we don't?" shot back, Phil Lesh, the Dead's 69-year-old beanpole bass player.
Blogs
November 3, 2008
Live: Oneida's Brahloween at Secret Project Robot
all photos by David Atlas "We miss Jerry!" some guy felt the need to observe loudly last night, during the quietest of last night's three sets by the band once known as the Grateful Dead. "You think we don't?" shot back, Phil Lesh, the Dead's 69-year-old beanpole bass player.
NYC Life
May 4, 2004
Outdoor Concerts & Music Festivals
all photos by David Atlas "We miss Jerry!" some guy felt the need to observe loudly last night, during the quietest of last night's three sets by the band once known as the Grateful Dead. "You think we don't?" shot back, Phil Lesh, the Dead's 69-year-old beanpole bass player.
Film
April 6, 2004
A Bollywood Survey Mixes English Lit With High Camp
all photos by David Atlas "We miss Jerry!" some guy felt the need to observe loudly last night, during the quietest of last night's three sets by the band once known as the Grateful Dead. "You think we don't?" shot back, Phil Lesh, the Dead's 69-year-old beanpole bass player.
Music
September 11, 2001
Minstrels All
all photos by David Atlas "We miss Jerry!" some guy felt the need to observe loudly last night, during the quietest of last night's three sets by the band once known as the Grateful Dead. "You think we don't?" shot back, Phil Lesh, the Dead's 69-year-old beanpole bass player.
Music
May 8, 2001
Chasing Waterfalls
all photos by David Atlas "We miss Jerry!" some guy felt the need to observe loudly last night, during the quietest of last night's three sets by the band once known as the Grateful Dead. "You think we don't?" shot back, Phil Lesh, the Dead's 69-year-old beanpole bass player.
Music
April 4, 2000
Bearfoot in the Head
all photos by David Atlas "We miss Jerry!" some guy felt the need to observe loudly last night, during the quietest of last night's three sets by the band once known as the Grateful Dead. "You think we don't?" shot back, Phil Lesh, the Dead's 69-year-old beanpole bass player.
Long Island Voice
November 16, 1999
Dead or alive
all photos by David Atlas "We miss Jerry!" some guy felt the need to observe loudly last night, during the quietest of last night's three sets by the band once known as the Grateful Dead. "You think we don't?" shot back, Phil Lesh, the Dead's 69-year-old beanpole bass player.
News
July 13, 1999
Back To Which Garden?
The Squabbling Spawn of Woodstock
Film
December 29, 1998
Zakir and His Friends
The Squabbling Spawn of Woodstock

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More Bits of the Walter Cronkite Memorial Service

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Live: The Grateful Dead's Free Gramercy/Orensanz/Roseland Trifecta

Blogs

Live: Oneida's Brahloween at Secret Project Robot

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Outdoor Concerts & Music Festivals

Film

A Bollywood Survey Mixes English Lit With High Camp

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Minstrels All

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Chasing Waterfalls

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Bearfoot in the Head

Long Island Voice

Dead or alive

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Back To Which Garden?

Film

Zakir and His Friends

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