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Steve Martin tells the story of how he and Elvis Presley came to share three guns and sixteen bullets backstage at the Hilton.

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Drummer Bill Kreutzmann, the last surviving original Grateful Dead member, has posted an emotional tribute to late bandmate Bob Weir.

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