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Grateful Dead in Concert, The

Essays on Live Improvisation

  • Editor: Spector, Stan
  • Editor: Tuedio, James A.

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Contents

  • Table of Contents
  • Tuning Up
  • Foreword: The Grateful Dead Phenomenon
  • STANLEY KRIPPNER     
  • Preface: Kaleidoscopic Entry to the Show     
  • Introduction: “Shall We Go?”     
  • First Set: Musical and Lyrical Elements of Grateful Dead Improvisation
  • Non-Systematic Thoughts About Improvisation
  • CRISTIAN AMIGO     
  • Mandalas and the Dead
  • GRAEME M. BOONE     
  • The Eccentric Revolutions of Phil Lesh
  • BRENT WOOD     
  • American Chaos: Charles Ives and the Grateful Dead
  • SHAUGN O’DONNELL     
  • “Mr. Charlie Told Me So”: Heidegger and the Dead’s Early Assimilation to the Technology of the Blues
  • DAVID MALVINNI     
  • Dark Star Mandala
  • GRAEME M. BOONE     
  • “Where All the Pages Are My Days”: Metacantric Moments in Deadhead Lyrical Experience
  • REVELL CARR     
  • “Not Just a Change of Style”: Reading Workingman’s Dead as an American Commentary with Americana Roots
  • ERIN MCCOY     
  • Second Set: Some Philosophical Contours of Grateful Dead Improvisation
  • Improvised Philosophy
  • ALAN TRIST     
  • “Pouring Its Light Into Ashes”: Exploring the Multiplicity of Becoming in Grateful Dead Improvisation
  • JIM TUEDIO     
  • “Searching for the Sound”: Grateful Dead Music and Interpretive Transformation
  • JASON KEMP WINFREE     
  • Plato’s Pharmakon: Grateful Dead Concerts and the Politics of Getting High
  • ELIZABETH CARROLL     
  • When “Reason Tatters”: Nietzsche and the Grateful Dead on Living a Healthy Life
  • STAN SPECTOR     
  • The Other One and the Other: Moral Lessons from a Reluctant Teacher
  • STEVEN GIMBEL     
  • Innocence and Experience in the Grateful Dead: A Reading of Stuart Hampshire
  • NICHOLAS MERIWETHER     
  • Third Set: Experiencing Community Through Grateful Dead Improvisation
  • Modeling Improvisation
  • MARY GOODENOUGH     
  • “Mysteries Dark and Vast”: Grateful Dead Concerts and Initiation into the Sublime
  • ERIC K. SILVERMAN     
  • Bears and Flags: The Grateful Dead’s America and Bohemian Nationalism
  • JAY WILLIAMS     
  • Improvising Community: A Hermeneutic Analysis of Deadheads and Virtual Communities
  • GARY BURNETT     
  • Strategic Improvisation: Management Lessons from the Dead
  • BARRY BARNES     
  • Cultural Communication Codes Among Deadheads: A Chronological Account of Communicative Improvisation
  • NATALIE J. DOLLAR     
  • Examining Grateful Dead Improvisation as a Catalyst for Creating Sustained Communitas
  • AMANDA DIEDERICH-HIRSH     
  • “I Can’t Do Anything but Lie”: Studying Deadheads While Wearing Simmelian Lenses
  • REBECCA G. ADAMS     
  • Encore
  • The Thing Is the Thing Is the Thing Is the Thing Is There Is No Thing
  • CHRISTIAN CRUMLISH     
  • All His Children Grew and Grew (Who Killed Uncle John?)
  • DAVID GANS     
  • Greensleeves
  • The Grateful Dead Came to Our House One Day (with 20 People and a Bottle of LSD): A Story About Discovering the Power of Channeling Healing Energy
  • JEAN MILLAY     
  • Contributors     
  • Index