The Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band existed from the summer of 1987 to the summer of 1988, and played fewer than 30 concerts. This was his main guitar with the Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band. Jerry played this guitar from about 1985 until 1988, including during the famous Lunt Fontanne shows in October of 1987, The Christmas show on Decemand the Bridge School Benefit in 1988. Also included in this lot is a DVD of the Decemperformance at the Warfield Theater with John Kahn, Bob Weir and Joan Baez featuring the Takamine acoustic guitar.
It was released on November 16, 2010, twenty-two years after the band's first album, Almost Acoustic. The first disc, Ragged but Right is the second live album by the Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band and was recorded in October and December 1987 at the Lunt Fontanne Theater in New York City, the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles and the Warfield Theater in San Francisco. Includes case, Jerry's guitar strap, pick and two discs featuring the guitar on the covers.
JERRY GARCIA GUITAR RIG SERIAL NUMBER
1985Ħ-string acoustic guitar, Serial Number 84111605, Rosewood back and sides, spruce top. Here are more details on the guitars, courtesy of Bonhams:Ī Jerry Garcia stage-played, acoustic guitar made by Takamine, ca.
$100,000-$150,000) an Ibanez guitar, designed for Jerry Garcia by Ibanez and Bob Weir in 1977 (est.
8 and Ragged But Right, played from 1985-1988 for acoustic shows (est. Instruments on offer will include a well-known Garcia acoustic Takamine guitar, as seen on the album covers for Pure Jerry Vol. The highly anticipated auction, also simulcast in New York, will offer one-of-a-kind memorabilia, including original and rare works by Garcia and guitars designed specially for him. San Francisco, CA (April 16, 2012) – Nearly 17 years after the passing of Grateful Dead lead guitarist, singer and songwriter Jerry Garcia, worldwide auction house Bonhams will present its Visions of Garcia auction, May 8 (the 35th anniversary of the famous 5-8-77 Cornell show) in San Francisco, the band's home town.
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