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Ace

Ace was the first solo album by Grateful Dead rhythm guitarist Bob Weir, released in 1972. Its origins come from an offer by the Dead's Warner Bros. Records label to have band members cut their own solo records, and came out at the same time as Jerry Garcia's Garcia and Mickey Hart's Rolling...
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A Musical Track is a single recorded track on a Musical Album or Musical Release—typically a recording of a song, though it may be a movement of a symphony or other partial work. It should correspond to the tracks on a track listing of an LP, cassette, or CD if the track was ever on an album. A...
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Greatest Story Ever Told

Greatest Story Ever Told

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  • 222.2 s (3.703 min )

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Black-Throated Wind

Black-Throated Wind

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  • 342.466 s (5.70777 min )

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Walk In The Sunshine

Walk In The Sunshine

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  • 184.6 s (3.077 min )

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Playing In The Band

Playing In The Band

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  • 457.693 s (7.62822 min )

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Looks Like Rain

Looks Like Rain

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  • 370.466 s (6.17443 min )

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Mexicali Blues

Mexicali Blues

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  • 207.066 s (3.4511 min )

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One More Saturday Night

One More Saturday Night

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  • 270.8 s (4.513 min )

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Cassidy

Cassidy

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  • 219.707 s (3.66178 min )

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