I got miracled to this show. I had been slinging grilled cheese in exchange for a ride, and food, and booze for some nice folks who picked me up in Atlanta. Thanks Mt. Frog. Anyway, quite unexpectedly Senor Frog came along this second night and kicked me down a ticket. I was so happy dancing and smiling and shaking my bones. Alot of people say these weren't the best shows the dead played but it sure seemed good to me.

Boy- Jerry was so cleerly ills and I had bad seats but oddlly
my last memory was weeping as he played Stella Blue and
having that odd feeling it was a fitting end song to hear..not that I suspected I would never see him again but he did
not look well--labored breathing..alas..
It all rolls into one and nothing comes for free- there is nothing you can hold for very long...Stella Blue!
In the end there's still that song....my mind will always remember that as Jerry's farewell song to me no matter what
the set list sez..funny how memory plays tricks on you...
Now maybe it was the LAST song and then they came out for encore so that is why I forgot.....but it was moving...
even the show in Orlando in 1991 the only song that seemed
great was Morning Dew- Brent loss was a hard hit that IMHO they never really recovered from musically..but I know Vince and Hornsby did some good shows...
I miss old Jerry!! As Hunter song says...down the road...
the sun shining with a beard!

"if the Thunder don't get ya then the lightning will!"- The Wheel
"Gonna find out something only dead men know" - Silvio
Class of Red Rocks '79...
Life without the Dead is not life...and so we carry on...