Invisible Thread

Bob Weir Was Dead’s Invisible Thread

Bob Weir Was the Dead’s Invisible Thread

Bob Weir — the Grateful Dead’s rhythm guitarist and one of its songwriters and lead singers — should be celebrated for his riffs and vamps alone.

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Breaking down Bob Weir's impact on music

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A Grateful Dead scholar remembers Bob Weir

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Bob Weir, Grateful Dead Co-Founder and Rhythm Guitarist, Dead at 78

Veteran rock ‍musician Bob Weir, co-founder ⁠of the Grateful ‌Dead, has died at ‌age ‍78, after a ⁠battle with cancer from "underlying lung issues," according to a statement posted on his verifi...

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The Soul of the Grateful Dead

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Bob Weir, Grateful Dead guitarist and founding member, dies at 78

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Connecticut music scene posts tributes to Grateful Dead founding member Bob Weir

The guitarist and singer died at 78, according to an announcement on his Instagram page on Saturday.

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Bob Weir, Grateful Dead Guitarist and Songwriter, Dies at 78

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Remembering Bob Weir

New York Magazine

There is no such thing as a wholly true play. The nature of the theater distorts reality, finding all sorts of holes in the historical record and inexorably filling them in. (Actors have to do something between their lines.) When the play is merely ...

Government Executive

Securing the Invisible Thread: Addressing API Risk in the Age of Generative AI

As the government pursues digital modernization, APIs have become the invisible thread stitching together services, applications, and citizen data. Meanwhile, the widespread adoption of generative AI has supercharged the volume and complexity of API calls ...

LancasterOnline

Writer Laura Schroff will talk about invisible threads that bind us with kindness at Lancaster event

Laura Schroff realized pretty early on that her first book would form a natural bridge to her second. Her debut, “An Invisible Thread,” told the true, inspiring story of her friendship with Maurice, an 11-year-old panhandler she met in 1986 while ...

Playbill

Griffin Matthews Speaks Out on His Racism-Laden Experience During the Production of His Musical Invisible Thread

Griffin Matthews is a Black artist who first came to prominence in New York with the run of a musical he co-wrote with his now-husband, Matt Gould. The musical, originally titled Witness Uganda, was re-titled Invisible Thread for its Off-Broadway run at ...