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Red Bertha Tie DyeFebruary 18, 1971. Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, New York. The Dead debuted five songs that night. Bertha opened the show. The crowd had never heard it before. By the time it ended, they already knew every word was going to matter. Garcia and Hunter wrote it about a malfunctioning electric fan at 710 Ashbury the one that bounced across the floor of the band's office like it had somewhere to be. They named the fan after the song. Or the song after the

Maximum color in a bold rainbow swirl youth tee — 100% cotton

The Grateful Dad Long Sleeve has Dad covered — literally

Still the one

It's a shirt with a message: "The Future is Here

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good for any night that deserves more sleeve

Every single one worth it

A Conversation Starter: This unique tapestry is sure to spark conversation among Pink Floyd fans and newcomers alike

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you feel the weight of them

the tight power loom construction and hemmed edges ensure a quality look and durability

The Grateful Dead's iconic Dancing Bears swirling through earth tones of brown and green — officially licensed