Searching for the Sound  
My Life With The Grateful Dead
by Phil Lesh
Hard back, 338 pages, 16 pages of photos
 
I saw these on sale and thought of you guys.
3 available
$10 shipped ($5 picked up)
 
 
 
(Message edited by longhorncat on August 28, 2007)

Borders had it earlier this summer on the cut-out shelf for $4. Must reading for Alembic freaks, even if you're not a Deadhead.

I got it when it came out. Came with an autographed endpaper and an interesting CD of dead rarities with introductions by Phil.
 
Graeme

Last week a co-worker dropped it on my desk as a gift.  
(edited to remove a misunderstanding)
 I'm up to ~page 250 currently.
It's a very good book in my opinion
 
Back to the spectacles
Mike
 
(Message edited by dadabass2001 on August 28, 2007)

If you want this book, you should buy it from this guy, not Borders. I didn't want to be rude by suggesting otherwise, but I've been informed that I was.

If you find it locally, go for it (that will save $5+ shipping).  It's a good book.
I just bought extra's when I found it for $5 at 1/2 price books here in Austin.

I had my copy autographed by Phil last year at the book-signing...Good read...

I've given two away to friends and have one left.

This is really a great book for all musicians, he gets into describing the interplay among the band and with the audience in a way I thought nobody knew about.  I read this when I was a 'mere' guitar player and one night I decided I would Phil-Leshize the crowd by taking them on a musical journey in a Sweet Home Alabama solo.  It was the first time in 35 years of playing that people were hollering and clapping for any solo I'd ever played.  It was cool that I set out to blow their minds and lo!
 
Michael

FYI - all my extra books are gone.
Thanks