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In addition to our productions America's Heartland, California Heartland, Central Valley Chronicles, and California Connected, we are proud of the range of relevant, compelling and diverse programs that we've produced this year.

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Grateful Dead: The Closing of Winterland

Airs on KVIE Tuesday, December 2 at 8 PM

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The Grateful Dead: The Closing of Winterland celebrates the last concert at this rock and roll palace and captures the energy and spirit of the 60s and 70s. Twenty five years ago, New Years Eve, 1978, the Grateful Dead played to a standing room only crowd of 5,400 fans.

Dubbed Winterland's house band, the Grateful Dead performed from midnight until 6 am, including three encores. The band plays some of their favorite tunes including Sugar Magnolia, Fire on the Mountain, Ramble on Rose, Good Lovin' and encore performances of Casey Jones and Johnny B. Goode. Interspersed throughout the concert, drummer Mickey Hart and rhythm guitarist and vocalist Bob Weir talk about the band's favorite Winterland moments.

This concert was originally broadcast live by San Francisco's Public TV station KQED, and is the only recorded concert video of the Grateful Dead produced in the 70s. All 24 audio tracks are being remixed for optimum sound enhancement.