Grateful Dead | A signed copy of "Workingman's Dead"

Grateful Dead

Workingman's Dead. Warner Bros. Records: 1970

LP in original printed sleeve (catalogue number 1869) signed by Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann, Phil Lesh, and Robert Hunter, rear cover printed upside down (as issued), with the original printed inner sleeve, green labels with catalogue number WS 1869, matrix numbers WS-1869 39719-1 KD and WS-1869 39720-1 KD 15xB; outer sleeve splitting at top edge, some rubbing and edgewear, inner sleeve with small splits at edges, two pinholes affecting inner and outer sleeves.

A signed copy of Workingman's Dead. Their fourth studio album saw a notable departure from the Dead's previous releases, turning away from psychedelia and back toward the band's Americana and folk roots. The band returned to San Francisco's Pacific High Recording Studio at 60 Brady Street, completing the record in just nine days.