David Grisman
One of the great, eccentric characters to come out of the New York Greenwich
Village scene and the American folk music revival of the early 1960s, mandolin
player David Grisman mixed together bluegrass, jazz and country into an
improvised, rootsy sound that his good friend Jerry Garcia of The Grateful Dead
dubbed 'dawg music'.
The son of a professional trombonist, Grisman grew up in a fairly straight-laced
family in New Jersey but after his father died when he was ten, he found an
outlet in early rock & roll and the popular folk-pop of the Kingston Trio.
Forming his own folk...
Shady GroveJerry Garcia, Tony Rice and David Grisman
Sittin' Here in LimboJerry Garcia and David Grisman
Sweet Georgia BrownDoc Watson and David Grisman
Shady GroveJerry Garcia and David Grisman
Shady GroveJerry Garcia, Tony Rice and David Grisman
Drink Up and Go HomeJerry Garcia and David Grisman
Shady GroveJerry Garcia, Tony Rice and David Grisman
Sittin' Here in LimboJerry Garcia and David Grisman
Grateful Dawg [B.O.F.]
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Sweet Georgia BrownDoc Watson and David Grisman
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Shady GroveJerry Garcia and David Grisman
Shady Grove
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Shady GroveJerry Garcia, Tony Rice and David Grisman
The Pizza Tapes
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Drink Up and Go HomeJerry Garcia and David Grisman
Been All Around This World
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