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Musicians Pay Tribute to Phil Lesh Following His Death

Musicians reflect on their experiences with Phil Lesh, honoring his influence on music following his passing at 84.

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Updated: Oct 26th, 2024, 12:56 PM ET

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Following Phil Lesh's death at age 84, musicians including Warren Haynes, Trey Anastasio, Bob Weir, and Mike Gordon share tributes, reflecting on his innovative contributions to music and the deep connections formed during performances. Haynes recalls their creative bond, noting Lesh's improvisational style and love for experimentation. Anastasio and Gordon express gratitude for Lesh's profound impact, highlighting his unique sound and ability to inspire. Weir reminisces about Lesh’s influence on his guitar playing and their nearly 50-year partnership. The surviving Grateful Dead members emphasized Lesh's irreplaceable role as a musical explorer.

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