Grateful Dead

man i will never forget this show everything was going good, never been in a better place with myself, knew who i was and where i wanted to go.... had just sent a kid home who was out of it because of what others had done to her "little rose" (i'll never forget you sister bear)... then they played I Fought The Law what a night thought it coulden't get and better... heading off to the room we had, we got stoped by some of those corn feed inbread cops out there and that ended my ride.. but NO regrets. if i haden't taken the hit for that one there would have been a lot of kids going to jail that night.... LOVE YOU ALL and will never forget the times we had AC

This was a highlight for me. This was my only birthday show with the Dead. The Sugaree was on fire, and seemed like a set unto itself. I walked in the show feeling a Days Between, and Jerry delivered. You can hear me and my friends hootin' and hollerin' on the bootleg during Sugaree.

tj crowley afriend got sober 3 years before me (in akron ohio) but had contracted HIV as a result of continued use..he moved to atlanta for their mediacl approach to HIV (CDC)..his 't' cells dropped quickly..we knew these would be our last shows/time together..i flew down from NYC to spend his last days at a show(s)..we sat throughout the shows and tlaked..the dead became background as our conversation were primary..thnakyou Doug for your time on this planet and the friendship you shared w/ me