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I always liked the song Change Partners: [www.youtube.com]

Is that Jerry Garcia on guitar?

jerry Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on that and on the CSNY tune "teach your children"

As well as Graham Nash's "I Used to Be a King", and it adds SO much emotion to the tune.

I Used To Be A King

btw songs with jerry on pedal steel

-Jefferson Airplane “Volunteers” 1969 ‘The Farm’
-Crosby Stills Nash & Young “Déjà Vu” 1970 ‘Teach Your Children’
-Grateful Dead “Workingman’s Dead” 1970 ‘High Time’ ‘Dire Wolf’
-Jefferson Starship “Blows Against the Empire” 1970 ‘Have You seen the Stars Tonight?’
-It’s a Beautiful Day “Marrying Maiden” 1970 ‘It Comes Right Down to You’
-Grateful Dead “American Beauty” 1970 ‘Candyman’ ‘Brokendown Palace’
-Brewer and Shipley “Tarkio” 1971 ‘Oh Mamma’
-David Crosby “If Only I could Remember My Name” 1971 ‘Laughing’ ‘What are Their Names’
-Graham Nash “Songs for Beginners” 1971 ‘I Used to be a King’ ‘Man in the Mirror’
-Stephen Stills “Stephen Stills2” 1971 ‘Change Partners’
-Bob Weir “Ace” 1972 ‘Looks Like Rain’
-Rowan Brothers “The Rowan Brothers” 1972 ‘Mama Don’t you Cry’
-Jerry Garcia “Garcia” 1972 ‘To Lay Me Down’ ‘The Wheel’ ‘Late for Supper’ ‘Spidergawd’
-Graham Nash and David Crosby “Nash/Crosby” 1972 ‘Southbound Train’
-Paul Pena “New Train” 1973 ‘Venutian Lady’
-Link Wray “Be What You Want To” 1973 ‘Tucson Arizona’ ‘All Cried Out’ ‘Riverbend’
-Paul Kantner, Grace Slick, David Freiberg “Baron Von TollBooth and the Chrome Nun” 1973 ‘YourMind Has Left Your Body’