Grateful Dead

On May 11, 1991, during the performance captured in the live recording at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, the Grateful Dead were in a phase of their later career, having released their studio album *In the Dark* in 1987, which marked a significant resurgence for the band and included their hit single "Touch of Grey." By 1991, the band had established a solid fan base and was known for their extensive touring and improvisational live performances, hallmark traits that defined their legacy. This concert occurred during a period when they were actively engaging with social issues, as highlighted by their support for the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund. This commitment to social justice was a testament to their influence beyond music, connecting their artistic expression with cultural and societal change. The band's live performances during this era often showcased their improvisational prowess and remained integral to their identity, further solidifying their place in rock history.

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