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PEOPLE GARCIA

Guitarist Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead smiles as he plays in Highgate, Vt., in this July 1994 file photo. A Marin County Superior Court has refused to dismiss a lawsuit that disputes the ownership of five of Jerry Garcia's guitars. Grateful Dead Productions, the Novato-based company representing the surviving band members, had asked the judge to dismiss Doug Irwin's lawsuit for custody of the guitars, known as Wolf, Tiger, Rosebud, Headless and Wolf Jr. The guitars could be worth millions onthe collectors' market. Irwin, a custom guitar maker, says he's the rightful owner of the guitars he built for the late rock 'n' roll superstar. Garcia left the guitars to Irwin in his will. But the company claims it bought the instruments and they werenot Garcia's to give away. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot, File) 
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