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Across The Universe |
Across The Universe was played by Phil Lesh & Friends. The song was originally released on a benefit album in 1969 and then on the Let It Be LP in 1970. |
All I've Got To Do |
All I've Got To Do was played by Vince Welnick with Beatlejam. The song was originally released on the With The Beatles album in the UK in November 1963.
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All Things Must Pass |
All Things Must Pass was played by Phil Lesh with the Terrapin Family Band. The song was originally released on a Billy Preston album and then on the George Harrison album All Things Must Pass. |
All You Need Is Love |
All You Need Is Love was played by Phil Lesh & Friends and by Vince Welnick with Beatlejam. The song was written by John Lennon and first released on a single in July 1967. It was then included on the Magical Mystery Tour album in the US.
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Any Road |
Any Road was played by Phil Lesh & Friends and by Furthur. The song was originally released on the George Harrison album Brainwashed in 2002. See more information about the song including Furthur concert recordings. |
Back In The U.S.S.R. |
Back In The U.S.S.R. was played by the Kreutzmann / Margen Band in 1986 and by Phil Lesh and others at a benefit show in 2007. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the White Album in 1968. See more information about the song including Ratdog and the Dead concert recordings. |
Because |
Because was performed by Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969.
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Behind That Locked Door |
Behind That Locked Door was played by Phil Lesh & Friends. The song was originally released on the All Things Must Pass album in 1970. |
Beware Of Darkness |
Beware Of Darkness was played by Bob Weir with Steve Kimock and others in 2015. The song was originally released on the All Things Must Pass album in 1970. |
Blackbird |
Blackbird was performed twice by the Grateful Dead in 1988. The song was also performed by The Dead, the Other Ones, Ratdog, Weir/Wasserman, Scaring The Children and the Weir / Robinson / Greene Trio. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the White Album in 1968. See more information about the song including Ratdog and the Dead concert recordings. |
Carry That Weight |
Carry That Weight was performed by Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969. See more information about the song including Furthur concert recordings. |
Come Together |
Come Together was performed by the Garcia/Saunders band, Phil Lesh & Friends, Ratdog, The Dead and Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on a single and on the Abbey Road LP in 1969. See more information about the song including Ratdog, the Dead and Furthur concert recordings. |
Cry Baby Cry |
Cry Baby Cry was played by Vince Welnick with Beatlejam. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the White Album in 1968.
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Day Tripper |
Day Tripper was performed by the Grateful Dead in the mid-1980's. The song was originally released by the Beatles on a single in 1965. |
Dear Prudence |
The Grateful Dead played a jam based on Dear Prudence in 1982 but did not play the song with vocals. The Jerry Garcia Band played Dear Prudence nearly 200 time between 1979 and 1995. The song was also performed by Reconstruction, Furthur, Ratdog, Scaring The Children and the Weir / Robinson / Greene Trio. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the White Album in 1968. See more information about the song including Jerry Garcia, Ratdog and Furthur recordings. |
Dig A Pony |
Dig A Pony was performed by Phil Lesh & Friends in 2012. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Let It Be LP in 1970. |
Don't Bother Me |
Don't Bother Me was played by Vince Welnick with Beatlejam. The song was originally released on the With The Beatles album in the UK in November 1963.
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Don't Let Me Down |
Don't Let Me Down was performed by Phil Lesh & Friends. Don't Let Me Down was recorded by the Beatles during the sessions that finally resulted in the Let It Be album though the song was not included on the released album. Don't Let Me Down was originally released by the Beatles as the B-side of the Get Back single in 1969.
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Eleanor Rigby |
Eleanor Rigby was performed by the Jerry Garcia Band in 1980 and by Phil Lesh & Friends. The song was originally released by the Beatles on a single and on the Revolver album in 1969. |
The End |
The End was performed by Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969.
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Get Back |
Get Back was performed once by the Grateful Dead in 1987. It has subsequently been performed a number of times by Furthur and by Phil Lesh & Friends. The song was originally released by the Beatles on a single in 1969 and then on the Let It Be LP in 1970. See more information about the song including recordings by Furthur. |
Golden Slumbers |
Golden Slumbers was performed by Furthur. It was also performed by Vince Welnick with Beatlejam. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969.
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Good Day Sunshine |
Good Day Sunshine was possibly performed once by the Grateful Dead but no recording of the performance exists. The song was originally released on the Revolver LP in 1966. |
Helter Skelter |
Helter Skelter was performed by Bob Weir sitting in with Paul McCartney in 2016. The song was originally released on the White Album in 1968. |
Her Majesty |
Her Majesty was performed by Furthur in 2011. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969. |
Here Comes The Sun |
Here Comes The Sun was performed by Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969. |
Hey Jude |
Hey Jude was performed twice by the Grateful Dead in 1969 and about 30 times in the 1985-1990 period. It has subsequently been performed a number of times by Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on a single in 1968. See more information about the song including Grateful Dead and Furthur recordings. |
I Am The Walrus |
I Saw Her Standing There |
I Saw Her Standing There was recorded by the Jerry Garcia Band and performed by Phil Lesh & Friends. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Please, Please Me album in the UK in 1963. See more information about the song including Jerry Garcia recordings. |
I Want To Tell You |
I Want To Tell You was performed a few times by the Grateful Dead in 1994. The song was also performed about a dozen times by the Jerry Garcia Band. The song was originally released on the Beatles LP Revolver in 1966. |
I Want You (She's So Heavy) |
I Want You (She's So Heavy) was performed by Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969.
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I'm Only Sleeping |
I'm Only Sleeping was played by Vince Welnick with Beatlejam. The song was originally released in the UK on the Revolver album and in the US on the Yesterday and Today album in 1966.
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I've Just Seen A Face |
I've Just Seen A Face appears on a written setlist of a 1969 Grateful Dead show but no recording of the performance exists. The song was originally released in 1965 on the Help! LP in the UK and on the Rubber Soul LP in the US. |
Imagine |
Imagine was performed by the Garcia / Saunders group, The Dead and Phil Lesh & Friends. The song was originally released by John Lennon in 1971 as a single and on the Imagine album. See more information about the song including Jerry Garcia recordings. |
It's All Too Much |
It's All Too Much was performed a few times by the Grateful Dead in 1995. The song was also performed by Phil Lesh & Friends and Ratdog. The song was originally released in the Yellow Submarine movie. |
Lady Madonna |
Lady Madonna was played by Vince Welnick with Beatlejam. The song was als0 performed live by Bruce Hornsby. Lady Madonna was originally released by the Beatles on a non-album single in March 1968.
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Let Me Roll It |
Let Me Roll It was performed by the Jerry Garcia Band in the 1977 to 1978 period. The song was originally released on the Band On The Run LP in 1973. See more information about the song including Jerry Garcia recordings. |
The Long And Winding Road |
Lady Madonna was played by Vince Welnick with Beatlejam. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Let It Be album in May 1970.
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Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds |
Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds was performed a dozen times by the Grateful Dead in 1993-94. The song was also performed by Phil Lesh & Friends and The Dead. The song was originally released on the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band LP in 1967. See more information about the song including releases on Dead concert recordings. |
Maxwell's Silver Hammer |
Maxwell's Silver Hammer was performed by Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969.
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Maybe I'm Amazed |
Maybe I'm Amazed was performed by Phil Lesh & Friend and by Phil Lesh with the Terrapin Family Band in the 2010s. The song was originally released on the Paul McCartney LP McCartney in 1970. |
Mean Mr. Mustard |
Mean Mr. Mustard was performed by Phil Lesh & Friends and Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969. See more information about the song including Furthur concert recordings. |
Mother Nature's Son |
Mother Nature's Son was noodled during tuning by the Jerry Garcia Band in 1975 but was not performed in full. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the White Album in 1968. |
Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) |
Norwegian Wood was performed by Phil Lesh & Friends in 2017. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Rubber Soul album in 1965.
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Octopus's Garden |
Octopus's Garden was performed by Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969. |
Oh Darling |
Oh Darling was performed by Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969.
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Paperback Writer |
Paperback Writer was performed by the Grateful Dead during a soundcheck in 1995. They did not perform the song during a show. The song was originally released on a Beatles single in 1966. |
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Revolution |
The Grateful Dead performed Revolution about a dozen times mainly in the 1983 to 1985 period. The song has also been been performed by The Dead, Furthur and Ratdog. The song was originally released by the Beatles on a single in 1968 a second, slower version, was released on the White Album. See more information about the song including concert recordings by the Grateful Dead, Furthur, the Dead and Ratdog. |
Run Of The Mill |
Run Of The Mill was played by Bruce Hornsby in 2019. The song was originally released on the George Harrison album All Things Must Pass. |
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band |
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band was performed by Billy & The Kids in 2023. The song was originally released on the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band LP in 1967.
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She Came In Through The Bathroom Window |
She Came In Through The Bathroom Window was performed by Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969.
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She Said, She Said |
She Said, She Said was performed by The Dead and Phil Lesh & Friends. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Revolver LP in 1966. See more information about the song including The Dead concert recordings. |
Something |
Something was performed by the Garcia/Saunders band and Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on a single and on the Abbey Road LP in 1969. See more information about the song including Furthur concert recordings. |
Strawberry Fields Forever |
Strawberry Fields Forever was performed by the Other Ones, Phil Lesh & Friends, The Dead and Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on a single and then on the Magical Mystery Tour LP (in the US) in 1967. See more information about the song including The Dead and Furthur concert recordings. |
Sun King |
Sun King was performed by Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969. See more information about the song including Furthur concert recordings.. |
Taxman |
Vince Welnick played Taxman with Beatlejam in 2002. It was also played live at least once by Bruce Hornsby. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Revolver album in 1969. |
That Would Be Something |
That Would Be Something was performed by the Grateful Dead in the 1990s. It was also performed by Phil Lesh & Friends. The song was originally released on the Paul McCartney LP McCartney in 1970. See more information about the song including Grateful Dead Recordings. |
Tomorrow Never Knows |
Tomorrow Never Knows was performed by the Grateful Dead in the 1992-1994 period. The song was also performed by The Dead, the Other Ones, Ratdog and Phil Lesh & Friends The song was originally released on the Beatles LP Revolver in 1966. See more information about the song including Grateful Dead, Ratdog and the Dead recordings. |
Watching The Wheels |
Watching The Wheels was performed by the Grateful Dead during a soundcheck in 1995. It was also played by Vince Welnick with Beatlejam and with Gent Treadly. The song was originally released on John Lennon's Double Fantasy album. |
When I'm Sixty-Four |
When I'm Sixty-Four was performed by Vince Welnick with Beatlejam in 2002. The song was originally released on the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band LP in 1967.
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While My Guitar Gently Weeps |
While My Guitar Gently Weeps was performed by Phil Lesh & Friends. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the White Album in 1968.
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Why Don't We Do It In The Road |
Why Don't We Do It In The Road was performed by the Grateful Dead during the 1984 to 1986 period. The song was also performed by The Dead, Furthur and Phil Lesh & Friends. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the White Album in 1968. See more information about the song including The Dead and Furthur concert recordings. |
You Never Give Me Your Money |
You Never Give Me Your Money was performed by Furthur. The song was originally released by the Beatles on the Abbey Road LP in 1969. See more information about the song including Furthur concert recordings. |
You've Got To Hide Your Love Away |
You've Got To Hide Your Love Away was played by Phil Lesh & Friends. The song was originally released in 1965 on the Help! LP. See more information about the song including Phil Lesh & Friends concert recordings. |
Last updated October 2024 |