Isabella Gomez-Armiento
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66 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2025
last heard 9 Aug
Isabella Gomez-Armiento’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Graham Lesh was literally born into the Grateful Dead.
His dad, Phil Lesh, was the band's bassist.
This summer Graham Lesh has been playing dead tribute shows across the country.
Lesh is one direct inheritor of the Dead's legacy, but he doesn't want to be its solitary keeper.
He says the hundreds of Grateful Dead cover bands across the country give him hope for the future.
That way, hopefully, the music will never stop.
Isabella Gomez Sarmiento, NPR News.
Graham Lesch was literally born into the Grateful Dead.
His dad, Phil Lush, was the band's bassist.
Lesh is one direct inheritor of the Dead's legacy, but he doesn't want to be its solitary keeper.
He says the hundreds of Grateful Dead cover bands across the country give him hope for the future.
That way, hopefully, the music will never stop.
The Grateful Dead famously believed that their audience, the fans, were their peers on a spiritual and creative quest.
That ethos helped the Dead build one of the most unique fan bases in rock and roll.
Musician Don Wise says it's unlike any other audience he's played for before.
Deadhead Mark Pearl from Santa Rosa, California, agrees.
Even without original members touring for the first time in decades,
The Deadheads keep the band's long, strange trip going.
Isabella Gomez-Serviento, NPR News.
NPR spoke with five influencers.
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