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Made in USA

The Classic City Bomber is a nod to the nights when Widespread Panic was still cutting its teeth around campus and the Dawgs were writing another chapter of Georgia lore

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Minnesota x Grateful Dead SYF Tee grateful dead but that hasn’t kept theirOfficially licensed by the University of Minnesota and the Grateful Dead available exclusively through Class Trip. On October 19, 1971, the Grateful Dead rolled into Northrop Auditorium at the University of Minnesota and made history. It was the very first show with keyboardist Keith Godchaux, and the music reflected that spark with fiery versions of Bertha and Truckin, alongside the debut of future staples like Tennessee Jed and Jack Straw. Broadcast