still delayed but getting cool pics

Gonna be quite a show tonight in #Heaven.

When all else fails, listen to the Grateful Dead.

HERE WE GO! 🌹💀⚡️ #DeadForever

Fare you well, fare you well, we love you more than words can tell. Bill was an irreplaceable force and spirit in our family. Father Time, Rhythm Devil, biggest deadhead ever. Over 1000 shows and couldn’t get enough. He loved this band and we loved him.

I’ll miss you, Phil.

Phil Lesh was one of the friendliest faces to frequent Red Rocks. We will sorely miss the music and joy he brought to countless fans throughout his remarkable career. Fare Thee Well, Phil 🥀

We’re devastated to learn of the passing of Grateful Dead co-founder and bassist Phil Lesh, one of this year’s Kennedy Center Honorees. Known for his experimental and unconventional style, Lesh will be remembered as a true musical pioneer.

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🕯️🕊️ ⚡️💀❤️ 🙏🏼 Phil Lesh #Grateful Dead

We are devastated to learn of Phil’s passage to the next life. We will miss his sharply dry humor, wry smiles and brilliant insights. Our hearts and our love go out to his beloved wife and family. He truly lived for them with all his being. His life’s work is a beacon for all

Today we lost a brother. Our hearts and love go out to Jill Lesh, Brian and Grahame. Phil Lesh was irreplaceable. In one note from the Phil Zone, you could hear and feel the world being born. His bass flowed like a river would flow. It went where the muse took it. He was an

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We are deeply saddened by the loss of the legendary Phil Lesh, founding member of The Grateful Dead. His legacy will continue to live on and inspire, and we’re thankful to Dead & Company for sharing the magic with us this year ❤️ 📷: Douglas Mason/Getty Images

“Sleep in the stars.” Almost 60 years ago, Jerry Garcia recognized the genius that lay within the mind and spirit of Phil Lesh in a Palo Alto coffee shop. We celebrate his brilliance and mourn his death.

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Joining the choir of voices to express my sadness in the passing of the great Phil Lesh. Phil had an open door policy when it came to the music, and gave so openly to so many musicians. He played bass in a singular way, climbing up and down the arrangements to give the songs and