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The song Touch of Grey was written by Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter and was first released by Grateful Dead in 1987. It was covered by The Lounge Brigade, Billy & Terry Smith, Kawaihae, Steven Charles Boone and other artists. Grateful Dead - Touch of Grey Below you'll find a user-submitted list of the best Grateful Dead Touch of Grey.

Know of a good version of Touch of Grey that's not listed here? Submit it! From the album " The Very Best of The Grateful Dead ", originally from the 1987 album "In The Dark". Explore songs, recommendations, and other album details for Touch Of Grey by Grateful Dead.

Compare different versions and buy them all on Discogs. Grateful Dead originally released Touch of Grey written by Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter and Grateful Dead released it on the single Touch of Grey in 1987. It was also covered by David West, John Rosenburg, Billy & Terry Smith, The Lounge Brigade, Steven Charles Boone and other artists.

Only the third performance. The groovy rhythm of the early versions lets Brent's piano REALLY flourish here. Tighter than most other '82 versions.

0 comments Make a comment Add vote Listen on archive seaplant11 Young'n +1456 hot songs Dark Star Playin' In The Band Eyes Of The World Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain new submissions Drums -> Space, Rosemont Horizon, April 11, 1989. Discuss, vote on, and listen to the best versions of Touch of Grey by Grateful Dead. Jerry as well as The Grateful Dead as a whole held their triumphant return on December 15th at The Oakland Colisuem Arena, much to the anticipation of all their home town fans.

They decided to open up with Touch of Grey, and right as the first chords are strummed, the entire crowd erupts with cheers of happiness and joy. Provided to YouTube by Grateful Dead/RhinoTouch of Grey (2015 Remaster) Grateful DeadThe Best of the Grateful Dead℗ 1987 Grateful Dead ProductionsEquipment. Touch of Grey For the film, see A Touch of Grey.

" Touch of Grey " is a 1987 single by the Grateful Dead, and is from the album In the Dark. The song is known for its refrain "I will get by / I will survive." It combines dark lyrics in the verses with upbeat pop instrumentation.