Bob Bralove

Bob Bralove is a renowned keyboardist and synthesizer player, best known for his work with the legendary Grateful Dead, where he served as both a sound technician and performer from 1986 to 1995. Beyond his time with the Grateful Dead, Bralove has established himself as a versatile musician and producer, contributing to gold and platinum-selling songs and albums. His work includes the production of "Infrared Roses" and "Built to Last," as well as co-writing hits like "Picasso Moon" and "Way to Go." Bralove's solo work showcases his improvisational skills, with albums like "Dos Hermanos" and "Persistence of Memory" offering a range of emotional and musical depth. Whether performing live or crafting studio masterpieces, Bob Bralove's music is a testament to his innovative spirit and deep musical prowess.