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1	Dozin' at the Knick (1996) more music like this by Grateful Dead Drawing upon the same spring 1990 East Coast tour that produced Without a Net, Dozin' at the Knick mixes performances from three successive shows performed at Knickerbocker Arena in Albany, NY, March 24-26. It contains most of the first set from March 26, all of the second set from March 24, and the second half of the second set from March 25. ... see all copies from $17.95! new only from $20.88!
2	World Gone Wrong (1993) more music like this by Bob Dylan If Good as I Been to You was a strong traditionalist folk record, World Gone Wrong was an exceptional one, boasting an exceptional set of songs given performances so fully realized that they seemed like modern protest songs. Much of this record is fairly obscure to anyone outside of dedicated folk fans; "Delia" (covered by Johnny Cash the ... see all copies from $5.94! new only from $5.94!
3	Reckoning (1981) more music like this by Grateful Dead Having given up on studio work after the disaster of Go to Heaven, the Grateful Dead recorded a series of concerts in New York and San Francisco in October 1980 for two live albums. This is the first, a set of acoustic material that will remind many listeners of the rustic feel of the classic Workingman's Dead and American Beauty albums, although ... see all copies from $17.49! new only from $22.67!
4	Go to Heaven [Bonus Tracks] (2006) more music like this by The Grateful Dead Time has somewhat mellowed the general disdain that critics and Deadheads alike leveled at Go to Heaven upon its release in May of 1980. Granted, none of these readings come close to their perfunctory live counterparts. However, that argument holds true for a vast majority of the Grateful Dead's studio catalog -- which had now grown to include 16 ... see all copies from $16.23! new only from $16.23!
5	Fallout from the Phil Zone (1997) more music like this by Grateful Dead In contrast to then-recent Grateful Dead archival releases, this two-disc, two-hour-plus live album does not present a particular show or group of shows, but rather is a compilation, courtesy of bassist Phil Lesh (hence the title) of what he calls "rarer material (P.A. tapes and other reference sources culled from shows that wouldn't have made it ... see all copies from $13.98! new only from $19.16!
6	Flyin' High (2002) more music like this by Professor Louie/The Cromatix Aaron Hurwitz (aka Professor Louie) was a session musician on three records recorded by the Band in the mid-'90s, and it shows throughout Flyin' High. The 11 songs on Flyin' High are, like the Band, a deft mix of Americana genres, including bluegrass, zydeco, folk, rockabilly, and others. There are some notable guest appearances and collaborations ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $2.25!
7	Ballad Book, Vol. 2 (1990) more music like this by Joan Baez see all copies from $17.98!
8	Joan Baez Ballad Book (1972) more music like this by Joan Baez At a time when Baez was changing labels and branching into contemporary folk and country styles, Joan Baez Ballad Book harks back to her roots. Vanguard released this generous compilation of traditional Anglo-American folk ballads (culled from Baez's early-'60s material) as a double-LP (later reissued as two separate LPs). Taken en masse, the ... see all copies from $16.33!
9	View from the Vault (2000) more music like this by Grateful Dead As technology became more sophisticated over the Grateful Dead's 30-year career, they were able to document their performances more completely and in higher quality; however, their fans are in general more interested in their earlier work. The Dead organization has tried to release archival recordings from throughout the band's history, but the ... see all copies from $37.49!
10	Reckoning [Bonus Tracks] (2006) more music like this by The Grateful Dead Having given up on studio work after the disaster of Go to Heaven, the Grateful Dead recorded a series of concerts in New York and San Francisco in October 1980 for two live albums. Reckoning is the first, with a set of acoustic material that will remind many listeners of the rustic feel of the classic Workingman's Dead and American Beauty albums, ... see all copies from $21.44! new only from $21.44!

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