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Jerry Garcia a singer-songwriter and musician from the Grateful Dead was 5ft 10in tall.

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No, Jerry Garcia, frontman for the Grateful Dead, did not have any visible tattoos. He was, however, missing part of his middle finger on his right hand. He lost it at age 4, while helping his older brother chop firewood.

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259 pounds

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unsigned are worth about 500 so you should get it appraised

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Half Moon Bay

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It was not "Not Fade Away." It was "My Brothers and Sisters" and was performed by the Jerry Garcia Band.

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all the time! that's like a hobby for hippies, instead of being lazy on a couch watching tv mindlessly, they'd take drugs, and stare at object mindfully :)

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Its priceless my Daughter gave it to me and that was 1 run beanie baby garcia. i know of people selling them from 400 to 800 a piece

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JBL E120's, but why stop there? =)

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August 9th 1995

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Jerry Ferrara is 5'5".

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She lost her finger due to a lawn mower accident when she was young.

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What are you talking about? Santa is real and he's watching you right now.... Be good Christmas is right around the corner!

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Yes

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One of the band members died in August of 1995, the band formally decided to dissolve their group. However, the remaining players still reunite every once in a while and have performed and released albums under numerous different names.

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Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, and Phil Lesh formed a new band and dubbed it The Other Ones. They released an album called The Strange Remain in 1999. In 2000, The Other Ones toured once more with the addition of Bill Kreutzmann, but without Phil Lesh. The latter returned for another tour in 2002. The Other Ones changed their name to The Dead in 2003 and are still playing under that name.

In conclusion, the official band, The Grateful Dead, 'broke up' in 1995.

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no they did not

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A BANJO

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Churches are governed by the law of the land in this regard. Whatever age is legal in a particular country is what applies.

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American

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Yes. He said choosing the lesser of two evils is still choosing evil.

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yes, no problem. the court marriage is a civil ceremony, and considered legally binding, should you then choose to marry in a church so as to have the "blessing of your faith" then by all means do. this happened often during the settlement of the American west, when the preacher was not available that often. it is also a common practice in Europe. the only difficulty you should have is deciding which is your anniversary should the two occur on different dates. or you could celebrate both... works for me.

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Sunshine Garcia Becker, the Furthur backup singer, is not related to either Jerry Garcia or Ken Kesey -- Side note: Sunshine Kesey is the daughter of Mountain Girl (Carolyn Elizabeth Adams) and Ken Kesey who Jerry helped raise while Mtn Girl & Jerry were living together -- just a funny coincidence in names but no relations.

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He died of a heart attack.

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Chopping wood