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See the full story · 1 sourcesTottenham Hotspur's Sandro Tonali celebrates scoring a goal during the Sydney Super Cup football match between English Premier League teams Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur at Stadium Australia in Sydney on August 1, 2026. (Photo by DAVID GRAY / AFP via Getty Images) / --IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE-- | AFP via Getty Images
Good morning everyone –
The most recent week was an interesting one for us Grateful Dead fans everywhere. It always is. August 1 through the 9th mark what we refer to as the “Days Between”, which marks the day of Jerry Garcia’s birth (the 1st) and the day he checked out (the 9th).
It’s a haunting name for a period. Deadheads might also be aware of the song for which this period is referred to. Days Between is a haunting 13-minute track written by Robert Hunter and sung by Garcia, in what feels like a slow walk from rowdy teenage days to the darkening. There is no studio version of it.
I’ll throw on a record or two. Heck, maybe I’ll put together another Grateful Dead playlist of my own. I’ll comb through the latest Grateful Dead article on Rolling Stones (this time ranking their Top 100 songs – a wonderful read even if I have a couple issues. But I digress) or even NPR.
I told a couple people this Days Between hits a little different. It’s the first since Bob Weir died exactly eight months ago. Still hard to believe.
It isn’t easy to resist asking what comes next, but I’m trying. Til then I’ll keep with the music.
Fitzie’s track of the day: When I Paint My Masterpiece, by the Grateful Dead
And now for your links:
Football London : “Roberto De Zerbi will love what Sandro Tonali did in Tottenham’s feisty pre-season friendly”
The Standard : “Tottenham star blasts aggressive Getafe approach after feisty friendly clash”
Rolling Stone : “The 100 Best Grateful Dead Songs”
NPR : “The keepers of the Grateful Dead’s history”
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