Grateful Dead Johnny b Goode at Live 1981

After Midnight

After Midnight (Live at The Stone, 6/1/81) [feat. Jerry Garcia]

Without a Net

Walkin' Blues (Live October 1989 - April 1990)

might shoot my brains tonight
i dont know what i thrive
i think of suicide
but i still want you tonight
can you just kiss goodbye
i think im just insane
i really wanna die 
i really wonder why

imightjustbeinsane

 In the summer of 2015, I was inspired to write and record some new original songs. I’m a lifelong musician and a multi-instrumentalist but writing is not usually my strength. Friends were busy with their own projects so I made the decision to go it alone. I found it enjoyable to record tracks in my home STUDio. I have some guest musicians on various tracks. The trick for me is to write lyrics, otherwise my songs are doomed to be instrumentals. I know that I’m not the highest quality vocalist and there are many flubs throughout this project. However, it is sincere and honest. I wrote all but one song, thanks Peter Gabriel for that but it was the most difficult. This is also the first time I’ve recorded my own drum tracks; I’m an amateur on drums for sure but it’s easier for me to do it than to explain to anyone else. Thanks for listening with an open mind. I hope you enjoy it.

Scrapin' By

Garcia (Expanded)

Bird Song

After Midnight: Kean College, 2/28/80

After Midnight (Live) [feat. Jerry Garcia]

Ragged But Right

Deep Elem Blues (Live) [feat. Jerry Garcia]

Official Soundcloud Page of the Jerry Garcia Estate

Jerry Garcia (1942-1995) created an unparalleled legacy across the American landscape, most notably in his role as a founding member, singer, songwriter and lead guitarist of the Grateful Dead. Garcia's unmistakable guitar tone enchanted multitudes of "Deadheads" throughout the band's 30-year career and beyond. His work with the Jerry Garcia Band, Old and in the Way, Legion of Mary, Garcia/Grisman, and projects with Merl Saunders, only scratch at the surface of his musical influences, as he set out to master the Great American Songbook. Unequivocally devoted to the craft of music, Garcia continues to inspire future generations through the body of work he has left behind and his creative spirit.