Workingman's Dead [Remaster] by Grateful Dead

Pros: Old made new
Cons: Just 8 songs

For a band so umbilically attached to 1960s psychedelia, THE GRATEFUL DEAD had a surprisingly extended career, spawning the best part of four decades. In the early 1970s the cut-and-past complex epics of their sophomore effort Anthem of the Sun had been ...

Pros: A turn towards their folk and country influences, Dead Classics such as "Casey Jones", and "Uncle John's Band"
Cons: Some people may be turned off by the different sound on this album, A bit too short with only eight songs

Looking for something that has blues, bluegrass, jazz, and rock and roll influences? Check out the Grateful Dead and one of their best albums "Workingman's Dead". The Grateful Dead were famous for their long, drawn out jam concerts, and their...

Pros: This album is a bonafide classic!
Cons: none

The Grateful Dead were an institution in the late 1960's. They had tried everything from straight out bar-barreling blues numbers to exploring the outermost regions of psychedelic experimentation that was known for that exciting time. The...