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  1. Issue · Jul 16, 2026

    When Bobby Met Willie (opens the original)

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    In the early nineties, Bob Weir collaborated with one of the greatest blues songwriters of all time. They wrote one song. When the Grateful Dead first played the song in 1993, it was as controversial as any new Dead song. It was a laid back bluesy tune about making love through eternity. Thirty years later, “Eternity” stirs emotions as mixed as it did back then. Are the lyrics simple, or are they profound in their simplicity? Does the chorus suck, or did the Grateful Dead just whiff the harmony

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