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Bob Weir
Bob Weir connects directly to 17 artists, and through them to at least 52 more acts. Bobby & The Midnites' line-up has included Billy Cobham, Brent Mydland and Bobby Cochran, among others. Ratdog's line-up has included Rob Wasserman (1995–2004), Kenny Brooks and Jay Lane, among others. The Other Ones' line-up has included Jimmy Herring (until 2002), Bill Kreutzmann (2000–2002) and Susan Tedeschi (2002), among others.
The Knots
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17 threadsBands
15- Bobby & The Midnites
- Ratdog
- The Other Ones(American rock band formed by former Grateful Dead members)1998–2002
- Bob Weir and Wolf Bros.
- The Warlocks(formed in 1964, later renamed to Grateful Dead)1964–1965
- Weir & Wasserman
- Kingfish(American rock band)
- Grateful Dead1965–1995
- The Dead(03–15 post Grateful Dead)2003–2009
- Furthur(former members of The Grateful Dead)2009–2014
- Bob Weir and Phil Lesh
- Go Ahead(with Bill Kreutzmann and Brent Mydland)
- Dead & Company2015–present
- Dead Ahead(Bob Weir supergroup performing at his festivals)
- Bobby and The Valentines
Collaborations
1Family
1Bands & Artists Connected to Bob Weir
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Background
Robert Hall Weir was an American musician and songwriter best known as a founding member of the Grateful Dead. After the group disbanded in 1995, he performed with the Other Ones, later known as the Dead, together with other former members of the Grateful Dead. Weir also founded…via Wikipedia
Career Highlights
5 albums- Born
- 1947
- Active
- 1947–2026
- Official site
- Visit
Selected Discography
- 1972Ace
- 1978Heaven Help the Fool
- 2000Evening Moods
- 2014Move Me Brightly
- 2016Blue Mountain
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