Grateful Dead

Hey all, Looking for local simi valley in's who listen to the Grateful Dead!!!!! We like to go to shows and hiking send us a message if your in town or looking for some good people to go to a show with....... ~Anthony and Sherry~

Hey folks,I'm a british deadhead who recently got married and moved back to the states after 20 years(now living in Tennessee). Between 1989 and 1991 I was on and off tour and attended around 75 shows in total. I had some good friends back then and I'm wondering if any of them are still deadheads or linked up to the scene in some way? Its been ages but if anyone knows these folks please let them know I'm on this forum and ask them to get in touch. 'Greg' lived in Washington state and drove a black chevy van to every show in 1991. He had long black hair and beard. He said the Deadheads was his only family because sadly he'd lost his real family in a car crash. We toured together in the Fall tour 1991 and drove from the West coast to 3 shows in Ohio, and then the 9 night run at MSG in NYC. Those were my last shows and I flew back to England after that. In Spring tour 1989 I knew this cool couple Greg and Christine; we toured the last half of Spring tour 1989 starting in Cleveland, and going to Milwaukee, Chicago, Minnesota Stpaul. We then travelled back to the West coast, spending a week at Cougar Hot springs on route, and finally ending up in Santa Cruz, where we lived all summer. Actually theres a whole bunch of folks I knew back from tour in 1989, some of which I'm still in touch with, but mostly lost contact with: Chris and TJ (the hitchhikers to Atlanta), Chris and Amy, Chet, Jim (who drove us all the way in his van)? Anybody still in touch with these folk from '89? Suuch a long shot, but hey, just though it would be interesting to post... Lookin' forward to some 2010 shows... Jules the astrologer

I was the guy in the floor level crip section in a purple wheelchair. Names I remember: Wayne and Judy. Wayne saw his first show in '68, Judy around '90 like me. Then there was the bald dude with the iPhone I talked to of and on through most of the show, and then there was the usher who volunteered for the shows who I had a really nice chat with and who basically danced the night away as far as I could tell - and did her "job" at the same time. Neat! Oh, and the guy in the white shirt I chatted with on BART on the way to the show. Anyway, I had a great time and you all were beautiful. :) Please contact me if you are comfortable doing so, even if I didn't mention you.

Have regard for your covenant, because haunts of violence fill the dark places of the land. Do not let the oppressed retreat in disgrace; may the poor and needy praise your name. Psalm 74 Looking for all Dead Heads in Darrow or Compton at BGSU! Radio DJ, Pool Man, Cliff, and any others, very bad with names, my only dead album back then was Workingman's Dead but there were some others that had every album at BGSU

Hey !!! I remember you. You and your friend rode with Rich in the Bus and me and my girl Renee traveled with Darryl in some huge boat of a car ???. I have a few pictures of you and Rich at the bus ( New Mexico flag flying high ). I will scan them for ya if you want. I remember having a some liquid and treating everybody around a campfire while drinking some saki wine. You remember ???. I still go to shows and take my 12 year old daughter along ( we are from Canada if you remember ??) I see Ratdog a few times a year in NY State and caught the Dead in Buffalo this past April. Nice to talk to you again and if you want the pictures let me know. I have a facebook with lots of older pictures to laugh at if you want. Otherwise I will scan them tonight and have them ready whenever you want. Later.............Also what happend to Rich Martin ????? .......Chris

Hey Now Id like to find my old tapper friend. Last seen in the 80s. We use to tape shows in the early 80s. David lived in SF and we where the first to ever record Digital Dead using PCM decoder and a beta deck to store on. I have not seen David in many years and would enjoy finding him. If you or anyone you know might have been a taper in the 80s they would for sure have known David and I. Thanks Ron

Okay, second try :) I'll make sure to watch out for the beerstealing flying monkeys and the vortex, and I won't play any wooden cds x) Anywho, young experience-hungry musician from Switzerland wanting to travel around the US for a while and stay in NY for a while. Write me a message if you would be interessted in accomodating me for while in NY, I'm no lazy potatoe, I'll get a job and make some money with music and I'll pay some towards the housekeeping... I will also be happy with any info on easygoing people you might know around NY that wouldn't have a problem accomodating somone like me ect... So, to whomever may be reading this right now, let's get to know eachother and see how we can help oneanother... Peace and Love and Grooveyness to all, Annika

i second that... debut album by "didja check with the swans", entitled...."yeh, for sure i take a hit now and then", out now on loony tunes :)

great band name!

didja check with the swans?