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It is on the Letterman anthology where Garcia does a patently acoustic rendition of the old Dead chestnut, in what could have been among the last live performances of the late guitarist with a couple of missing or is it broken fingers.
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It is on the Letterman anthology where Garcia does a patently acoustic rendition of the old Dead chestnut, in what could have been among the last live performances of the late guitarist with a couple of missing or is it broken fingers.
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It is on the Letterman anthology where Garcia does a patently acoustic rendition of the old Dead chestnut, in what could have been among the last live performances of the late guitarist with a couple of missing or is it broken fingers.
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It is on the Letterman anthology where Garcia does a patently acoustic rendition of the old Dead chestnut, in what could have been among the last live performances of the late guitarist with a couple of missing or is it broken fingers.
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