The Other Ones was a musical project formed by former members of the Grateful Dead following the passing of Jerry Garcia in 1995. Named after a Grateful Dead song, The Other Ones emerged as a way for the surviving members of the Dead to continue playing together and exploring new musical avenues in the wake of Garcia's death. The lineup of The Other Ones varied over the years, but it typically included core members Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann, along with a rotating cast of additional musicians. The band's repertoire drew heavily from the Grateful Dead's extensive catalog, featuring classic songs such as "Truckin'," "Sugar Magnolia," and "Uncle John's Band," among others. While The Other Ones paid homage to the Grateful Dead's musical legacy, they also embraced new material and collaborations, incorporating original compositions and covers into their live performances. This allowed the band to explore new musical territory and showcase their versatility as musicians, while still staying true to the improvisational spirit and communal ethos of the Grateful Dead. The Other Ones toured extensively throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, performing sold-out shows at some of the world's most iconic venues and music festivals. Their live performances were marked by extended jams, intricate interplay between band members, and a palpable sense of musical camaraderie that harkened back to their days with the Grateful Dead. In addition to their live performances, The Other Ones released several albums and live recordings, allowing fans to experience the magic of their concerts from the comfort of their own homes. These recordings captured the energy and excitement of their live shows, serving as a lasting testament to the band's enduring legacy. While The Other Ones ultimately disbanded in the mid-2000s, their music continues to be celebrated by fans of the Grateful Dead and jam band music alike. With their passionate performances and unwavering commitment to the music, The Other Ones left an indelible mark on the world of music, carrying on the legacy of the Grateful Dead for new generations of music fans to enjoy.