New Riders of the Purple Sage with Jerry Garcia, Marin County, CA, August 21, 1974.

New Riders of the Purple Sage with Jerry Garcia, Marin County, CA, August 21, - Main image

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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

Photograph by Alvan Meyerowitz/ Retro Photo Archive

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam ★★★★★ Sep 8, 2026

The grain in this black-and-white print is gorgeous—you can practically feel the summer heat in Marin County. Framed it in my office and I keep catching myself staring at Jerry's spot in the lineup instead of working.

Natalie V. ★★★★★ Sep 7, 2026

Bought this as a gift for my dad who saw that exact Marin County show, and the look on his face when he unwrapped it said it all. The black and white print captures Garcia's presence perfectly, and the archival quality feels sturdy enough to last decades. So glad the photographer's credit is printed

Sofia ★★★★★ Aug 24, 2026

The archival quality of the print really captures the dusty, sun-soaked vibe of that Marin County afternoon, and Jerry's presence in frame feels almost candid. It’s a nice piece of history for anyone into the early ’70s Bay Area scene, and the detail on the band’s gear is surprisingly crisp for a sh