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Three c. 1980s telegrams to the Grateful Dead from Bill Graham, displaying his characteristic wit and sense of humor. “The Grateful Dead care Fillmore East / Please be advised that due to amputation of my left arm, I am asking you to consider doing a benefit on my behalf in the near future. It is most difficult to count with one hand. Cheers / Bill Graham.” “Grateful Dead / Sorry to miss these gigs. Going from behind the Iron Curtain to Budapest with Santana for the very first time. Am hired on for double scale as security chief. My best wishes for three good days. / Cheers / Bill Graham.” Dated July 17, 1982: “Dead Dears, The wandering Jew is still on pilgrimage across the old lands. All bodies are safe, and all attendees seemingly uplifted. Really, really cannot wait to be back on home soil. Hope you're all well. Cheers, / Bill / PS: Jan and I are considering only two rock bands to play at our wedding bash – Grateful Dead acoustic or Grateful Dead electric – whatter [sic] youse guys doin' December 18-19?” (Together with a Bill Graham Presents envelope.