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found a small typo in Sam's schedule- The 23rd is of course, Friday (tomorrow) not Sunday- A repost follows. unless you can edit the original mayre.. ? :-).. in which case please delete THESE lol!

and I heartily recommend checking this out if Sam's in your town. He's got some fabulous tales and, as he says, a distance of 40 years to put them in perspective. I have to admit my favorite is the one of Mick Jagger squelching a ballistic Bill Graham. I am no fan of Mick, but, priceless.

Will Sam actually be in Toronto? If so, will he be making any public appearances? I'd be very interested, especially if there's an evening talk or some opportunity to meet him. Thanks, Kirsten

the I-House one next week. This book is getting really good buzz and I'm anxious to check it out.

Thank you marye!!~SAM CUTLER'S 2010 SPRING BOOK TOUR~ North America MEDFORD, OR -Thursday 15-April After today, there will be signed books on hand at Barnes & Noble- 1400 Biddle Road, Medford, OR SACRAMENTO, CA -Friday 16-April After today, there will be signed books on hand at Barnes & Noble Doubleday / Downtown Plaza- 545 Downtown Plaza Suite 1095, Sacramento, CA Call-in Radio show -Sunday 18-April, 1:00p.m. to 3:00pm David Gans, Tales from the Golden Road, The Grateful Dead Channel, on SiriusXM (satellite radio) Live Radio interview -Sunday 18-April, 10:30pm to 11:30pm WGN Radio Chicago, The Nick Digilio Show Host: Nick Digilio Live Radio interview -Tuesday 20-April, 12:00noon to 12:30pm CKLU Sudbury, Canada – Brent Holland Radio Show Host/producer: Brent Holland, This nonprofit show broadcasts to National College Radio system (80 stations) BEREKELY, CA -Tuesday 20-April, 7:30pm to 9:00pm Pat of I-House’s “Music Without Borders” series Free admission and open to the public- Onstage interview with Tim Lynch, KPIG 1510-AM radio personality, followed by a Q&A and book signing. UC Berkeley International House 2299 Piedmont Ave, Berkeley, CA Live Radio interview -Wednesday 21-April, 7:05pm (9:05pm CT) KFAB NEWS RADIO, 1110AM, Omaha, NB SAN FRANCISCO, CA - Wednesday 21-April, 2:00pm Dual Book signing with Robert Altman Connor Fennessy Art 801 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA SONOMA, CA -Wednesday 21-April, 7:30pm to 9:00pm Book signing Readers Books 130 E. Napa St., Sonoma, CA LOS ANGELES, CA -Sunday, 23-April After today the following will have signed books on hand: Book Soup 8818 West Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90069 -Saturday 24-April After today the following will have signed books on hand: Barnes & Noble / Santa Monica 1201 Third Street Promenade Santa Monica, CA Barnes & Noble / Grove at Farmers Market 189 Grove Drive Suite K 30 Los Angeles, CA Barnes & Noble / Studio City 12136 Ventura Blvd. Studio City, CA Barnes & Noble / Encino 16461 Ventura Boulevard Encino, CA Live author i-chat (for i-phone app) -Sunday 25-April, 6:00pm CYInterview via Skype with host Chris Yandek Live radio phone interview -Monday, 26-April, 09:05am to 09:25am WJBC FM, Bloomington, IL Host: Ron Ross TORONTO, Canada -Tuesday 27-April Live TV interview 7:40am CTV-Canada AM NEW YORK, NY -Thursday, 29-April Multiple live radio interviews, 8:00am-11:00am Premiere Radio Network On-air radio tour Walk thru of Grateful Dead exhibit, 12:00pm to 1pm New York Historical Society 170 Central Park West New York, NY Book presentation and signing, 7:30pm Barnes & Noble/ Lincoln Triangle 1972 Broadway at 66th Street New York, NY AND ~ONWARD~ TO EUROPE!

Sam Cutler is doing a North America tour of book-signings and readings of his recently-released book. The book is on available at Amazon and is also on i-tunes as an i-phone ap, read in its entirety in his own voice. A simultaneous release like this is a publishing-industry first. Tonight he is in Portland, where he will do readings as well as signing the book at Powell’s Books on Hawthorne at 3723 SE Hawthorne Blvd . He's a wonderfully engaging man- I highly recommended that anyone in the area go, and meet him in person!

I just ordered a book by Sam Cutler about his days managing the Grateful Dead and the Stones. Should be a interesting read. The book is called: You Can't Always Get What You Want: My Life with the Rolling Stones, the Grateful Dead and Other Wonderful Reprobates. I found it on Amazon.

For all you heads in the academy, and for those of us struggling to follow along, I wanted to share my excitement at a new publication: The Grateful Dead in Concert: Essays on Live Improvisation Jim Tuedio, Stan Spector, eds http://www.mcfarlandpub.com/book-2.php?id=978-0-7864-4357-4 My partner, Brent Wood, contributed an essay entitled "The Eccentric Revolutions of Phil Lesh". It is a great piece of work and feels good to see it in print after hours of conversation, listening and writing. He's already published an essay on Robert Hunter's poetry and psychedelic experience and is currently tackling the subject of Jerry & tragedy. These pieces will hopefully appear as a whole book in future. This book is carefully put together with foreword by Stanley Krippner and contributions by the editors, Gimbel, Merriwether... the usual suspects and many others. Great writing, nice organization (tuning, first, 2nd, 3rd sets, encore...) and good ideas! Reads like a good show. Enjoy!

HI-- A friend recently made a video trailer for my Grateful Dead inspired Young Adult book. If you have a second, take a look. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6FuxGfiVgY Jen

I haven't read the whole thing, but editor Steve Gimbel's essay is great. He examines whether the parking lot vending scene is a critique of pure capitalism or an instance of it. The author did time as a vendor, so his perspective is from the trenches. I enjoyed it! And Bud Fairlamb's essay cites my books a lot, so of course I like that one, too :^) Gans/GD Hour blog
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