Len Dell'Amico shares intimate experiences with Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead, having worked closely with them from 1980 to 1995. His memoir, Friend of the Devil, captures Garcia's artistic spirit and generosity, highlighting the band's significant cultural contributions. Dell'Amico also collaborated with other music legends and produced iconic concert films. In a related event, he joins Dean Budnick to discuss art and the legacy of the Grateful Dead, part of San Francisco's celebration of Jerry Day, honoring Garcia's life and impact on music.
Len Dell'Amico, who worked with the Grateful Dead from 1980 to 1995, offers insights into Jerry Garcia's artistry and the band's unique creative energy in his memoir.
The memoir, Friend of the Devil, illustrates Garcia's generosity and the collaborative spirit that defined the band's music and cultural impact during that era.
Dell'Amico's significant contributions to the band include directing and producing iconic concert films, establishing a deep connection with Jerry Garcia and the band's essence.
The celebratory event in San Francisco honors Jerry Garcia's legacy, featuring conversations about the Grateful Dead's enduring influence on live music culture.
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