Robert Hunter
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Book Excerpt by Bruce Pollock, 'In Their Own Words' (Collier Books), 1975
ROBERT HUNTER is the resident lyricist for the Grateful Dead, rock eminences of the San Francisco scene. An underground poet with a solo album, Tales ...
Review by Andy Childs, ZigZag, November 1975
ALTHOUGH IT'S COMMON news by now that the Grateful Dead have ceased their collective activities until the summer of next year, a whole complicated mess ...
"Sometimes The Cards Ain't Worth A Dime... If You Don't Lay 'Em Down": The Robert Hunter Interview
Interview by Ken Hunt, Dark Star, April 1980
IN NOVEMBER, 1979, someone dear to the hearts of Dark Star's staff and readers crossed the briny deep to play a couple of largely under-publicised ...
Interview by Ken Hunt, Dark Star, August 1980
Dark Star: David Grisman and Vassar Clements were beefing on once about the fact that they never got any money from Old And In The ...
Interview by Ken Hunt, Dark Star, December 1980
HOW DID you come to get involved with Roadhog? As far as I can tell, they were an existing band. ...
Hart and Hunter: Opening the Mystery Box
Interview by Richard Gehr, Rolling Stone, 31 May 1996
So what's so mysterious about the Mystery Box?Mickey Hart: The musical mystery is, How do you marry tuned percussion and voice? And on a metaphorical ...
Q&A: Mickey Hart & Robert Hunter
Interview by Richard Gehr, Rolling Stone, 5 September 1996
IT'S BEEN A hectic, emotional year for former Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart and the band's longtime lyricist Robert Hunter. After coming to grips with ...
The Grateful Dead: Days of the Living Dead
Interview by Mark Rowland, Musician, October 1996
TWO HOURS north of San Francisco, you can drive a country road that snakes past a redwood grove, into a driveway that curls around a ...
Retrospective and Interview by Mick Houghton, Uncut, October 2010
The man who put the words into Bob Dylan and Jerry Garcia's mouths... ...
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