Sleep Stories — How Phil Lesh Quietly Rebuilt the Grateful Dead: Friends, Not a Reunion
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How Phil Lesh Quietly Rebuilt the Grateful Dead Sleep Story: after coming back from a liver transplant, instead of putting the old band back together, he gathered a pool of friends for a few nights on a San Francisco stage. Donna Jean Godchaux back after a long absence, Steve Kimock in the Garcia chair after Bob Weir first said no, and Trey Anastasio and Page McConnell of Phish crossing their own band's line. Soft sleep-story pacing for falling asleep — about two hours. Dim the lights, let your shoulders drop, and let it run.phil lesh, phil lesh and friends, donna jean godchaux, steve kimock, trey anastasio, page mcconnell, grateful dead sleep story, sleep story, history for sleep, fall asleep, deadheads, phil lesh rebuilt
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