
Workingman's Dead t-shirt
🎸 Workingman's Dead. 1970. The album that changed everything.
In 1970 the Grateful Dead made a sharp turn. After the acid-drenched psychedelia of Aoxomoxoa and Live/Dead, they got quiet — broke, exhausted, and under the influence of Crosby, Stills & Nash's harmonies. What came out was Workingman's Dead: Casey Jones, Uncle John's Band, Cumberland Blues. Robert Hunter and Jerry Garcia writing together at their peak. The album cover — the band posed like outlaws in front of a weathered wall — became as iconic as the music. This is the Dead coming down from the mountain and walking into a bar. Officially licensed, heavyweight 90/10 cotton-poly blend, printed in the USA.
🎸 Officially licensed Grateful Dead apparel — Workingman's Dead album artwork
👕 90/10 cotton-poly blend — heavyweight, soft, printed in the USA
📏 Sizes Small to 4X — size up if you like a relaxed fit
🚚 Orders $99+ ship free — ships every weekday morning
"Come hear Uncle John's Band playing to the tide." 🎸⚡
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🎸 Workingman's Dead. 1970. The album that changed everything.
In 1970 the Grateful Dead made a sharp turn. After the acid-drenched psychedelia of Aoxomoxoa and Live/Dead, they got quiet — broke, exhausted, and under the influence of Crosby, Stills & Nash's harmonies. What came out was Workingman's Dead: Casey Jones, Uncle John's Band, Cumberland Blues. Robert Hunter and Jerry Garcia writing together at their peak. The album cover — the band posed like outlaws in front of a weathered wall — became as iconic as the music. This is the Dead coming down from the mountain and walking into a bar. Officially licensed, heavyweight 90/10 cotton-poly blend, printed in the USA.
🎸 Officially licensed Grateful Dead apparel — Workingman's Dead album artwork
👕 90/10 cotton-poly blend — heavyweight, soft, printed in the USA
📏 Sizes Small to 4X — size up if you like a relaxed fit
🚚 Orders $99+ ship free — ships every weekday morning
"Come hear Uncle John's Band playing to the tide." 🎸⚡



















