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“Weir recruited Raitiere, J.D.”
“According to Nashville songwriter Aaron Raitiere , he was also working on a concept album about his life.”
““Bob was working on a psychedelic rock opera that was going to be performed at the Met in New York.”
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“He recalls late-night phone calls from the Grateful Dead co-founder, pitching him song ideas.”
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“Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images When Bob Weir died in January at 78, he was in the midst of a number of projects , including writing his memoir and plotting a symphony tour with his band Wolf Bros.”
“All told, Raitiere says the group finished five or six complete tracks with various musicians, each with Weir singing lead, but have upwards of 17 in progress.”
“Souther, Rival Sons singer Jay Buchanan , and producer Dave Cobb to help write his musical life story.”
“The Grammy-winning Raitiere, who’s written hit country songs for artists like Ella Langley and Lainey Wilson, says he hopes the finished tracks, inspired by both Weir and mythologist Joseph Campbell’s The Hero’s Journey , see the light of day.”
“And we were going to go for Broadway,” Raitiere tells Rolling Stone ’s Nashville Now podcast.”