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Donna Jean Godchaux on joining the Grateful Dead and meeting Keith Godchaux. On July 7, 2012, Donna Jean Godchaux of the Grateful Dead spoke at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, as part of the Museum's Hall... On this day in 1979 Keith Godchaux and Donna Jean Godchaux played their last show as part of the Grateful Dead.
Edit: A quick search says their last show with the band was 2-17-79 at Oakland Coluseum. I had that show on tape growing up(I was at the show but don't remember it) and it was pretty solid. I also read that the band held a meeting and everyone decided that Keith and Donna were out and that was it. So according to that they had no knowledge that ...
10 de nov. de 2009 · So there wasn't a lot of time from when the "officially" knew until when they did their last show. Good point about them not being in JGB anymore. I know that I was tired of Keith's lack of participation, even in 77 and frankly he was pretty much a benign piano guy after the hiatus (except those shows in 77 when the album was coming out, like on Estimated).
Keith and Donna's son, Zion "Rock" Godchaux of BoomBox, was born in 1974. After the Grateful Dead, the couple started the Heart of Gold Band . Donna did not perform again with any Grateful Dead band members until after the death of Jerry Garcia. Shortly after her husband's death in 1980, she married bassist David MacKay (former Fiddleworms ...
19 de oct. de 2023 · Take a listen to the beginning of Keith Godchaux’s musical journey with the Grateful Dead with a complete soundboard recording of the band’s October 19th, 1971 concert at Northrop Auditorium ...
In 1979, a group meeting took place at the Godchaux’s residence, where it was mutually agreed upon that Donna and Keith should leave the Grateful Dead. The decision was reached considering the circumstances surrounding Donna’s vocal challenges, Keith’s drug dependency, and the impact these factors had on the band’s dynamic.
About Keith Godchaux. The Grateful Dead has always been a focus of synchronicity -- of magic "coincidences" happening at just the right time. In early fall 1971, the Dead really faced up to the fact that they needed a keyboard player. Pigpen was too frail (he'd entered the hospital), and T.C. had left long ago.
