American Beauty

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"American Beauty" is a 1970 studio album by the Grateful Dead, celebrated for its rich harmonies, folk-rock sound, and enduring songs like "Truckin'" and "Ripple."

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American Beauty canonical 24
American Beauty/American Psycho 2

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Grateful Dead album American Beauty
Workingman's Dead nextWork American Beauty
Truckin' partOfAlbum American Beauty
Truckin' album American Beauty
Friend of the Devil album American Beauty
Friend of the Devil partOf American Beauty
Sugar Magnolia firstReleaseAlbum American Beauty
Sugar Magnolia album American Beauty
Ripple album American Beauty
Ripple partOf American Beauty
Fall Out Boy album American Beauty/American Psycho
linked to: American Beauty
Pete Wentz wroteLyricsFor American Beauty/American Psycho
linked to: American Beauty
Operator album American Beauty
Brokedown Palace partOfAlbum American Beauty
Brokedown Palace recordedForStudioAlbum American Beauty
Attics of My Life partOfAlbum American Beauty
Box of Rain originalAlbum American Beauty
Box of Rain album American Beauty
Grateful Dead discography includesWork American Beauty
Skull and Roses precededBy American Beauty
Stephen Barncard notableWork American Beauty
Ripple includedInAlbum American Beauty
subject linked to: song "Ripple"
Ripple album American Beauty
subject linked to: song "Ripple"
Friend of the Devil partOfAlbum American Beauty
subject linked to: song "Friend of the Devil"
Spartanette featuredIn American Beauty