100% heavyweight cotton Grateful Dead T-shirt. This small pocket print is just the cure for those who do not like large designs or tie dye colors

The album is generally considered by Deadheads to be the Grateful Dead's least representative live album, both due to the poor sound (some songs had to be overdubbed in the studio[4]) and song selection (it focused on the band's songs rather than jams). Indeed the record was dubbed Steal Your Money by fans at the time (also by the band), as many questioned the band's motives for releasing it. The phrase "Steal Your Money" is widely believed to be have been coined by Lester Bangs in his review of the original release: "Steal Your Face? Steal your money more like!"--wikipedia Grateful Dead is written on the BACK of the shirt

A very cool adult Grateful Dead T-shirt featuring cool blue colors and Big Bertha in the middle.Classic rock tee!

This Grateful Dead T-shirt grey tie dye vintage tee showcases the Grateful Dead performance at the Great American Music Hall on August 13, 1975. This legendary concert became the first CD in the Dead?s Vault Series. The front of the shirt has the Steal Your Face logo pictured in the center. Printed on the t-shirt: Grateful Dead, The Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA, 8/13/75. Made from a light-weight, combed cotton thread for a soft feel and comfortable fit.This fashion garment is made from a light-weight, combed cotton thread for a soft feel and comfortable fit.

Grateful Dead T-shirtNo band is more associated with a city than the Grateful Dead and San Francisco. The Haight-Ashbury section of the city was a clubhouse for the Dead and all their counter-culture cronies in the early years. They played well over 300 gigs there and will likely continue on that course. This Grateful Dead T-shirt is part of our Tour Issue series, and makes reference to the Fillmore Auditorium, a venue run by the late great super-promoter Bill Graham.100% Preshrunk Cotton shirt For Any Grateful Dead Fan!