Grateful Dead Sleep Stories | Keith Godchaux, and What Really Pushed Him Out and more

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Tonight, the quiet story of Keith Godchaux, the piano player who slipped into the Grateful Dead almost without anyone noticing and changed the whole sound of the band. A slow, calm story made for one thing, helping you fall asleep. Dim the lights, let the day go, and let it carry you off. CHAPTERS 0:00 Two jobs at the piano 6:56 Joining, the fall of 1971 13:04 What his playing changed 19:07 Europe, his peak 25:30 The argument in one sentence 31:57 After the hiatus 39:24 The drugs, plainly 45:20 What the decline hides 52:20 The magic, not gone 58:01 The last show, 1979 1:03:54 Who they reached for next 1:09:51 The coda 1:16:13 The drugs took the man 1:21:30 Hearing the late shows The Shakedown Archives Sleep Stories are long, calm, spoken-word journeys through the real history of the Grateful Dead, made to help you fall asleep and stay asleep. No jarring music, no ads breaking the spell, no bright screen. Just a quiet voice and an hour and a half of true stories from the band, the scene, and the people who lived it. Perfect for insomnia, winding down, long nights, or anyone who loves the Dead and wants to drift off inside the history. If this helped you sleep, following the show is the one thing that keeps them coming. Sweet dreams. TAGS: keith godchaux, grateful dead piano, keith and donna godchaux, europe 72, brent mydland, grateful dead 1970s, grateful dead sleep story, sleep story, sleep stories for adults, history for sleep, fall asleep fast, bedtime story for grown ups, boring history for sleep, grateful dead history, deadhead, calm history narration, long sleep story

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