How Do You Do?

So great to see everybody. Keller was killer! Attended and taped the original. One of my "rafter" tapes. My son was a baby at the time.and I would set up directly in front of stage as high up in the nosebleed section as I could - against the back wall.. Tapes came out surprisingly good with a lot of the crowd noise and chatter being avoided. Can't wait for tonight!!

WEATHER REPORT - SWEET: High 70's for highs and high 50's for lows all four days. Chance of rain 35% Fri. & Sat.; 46% Sun. & 57% Mon. Can't wait!!!

6/25/85 Blossom - Day Tripper! Then 6/25/88 Buckeye Lake - hottest temp ever (106 degrees) in Hebron. Those that came from Alpine were well accustomed to the heat after four shows in five nights with 100+ everyday in Wisc.

This talk of Low Spark . . . makes me long for some live performances. Hoping we get to have the Jubilee this year (tics in hand - didn't redeem 2020 issues). Have yet to hear DSO's rendition of same. Hoping that its in the offering this year. Last time I heard Low Spark live was at Legend Valley (Buckeye Lake at the time) when Traffic opened for The Boys. Lots of rain that evening. Traffic encored with "Rainmaker" (off the flip-side of Low Spark album) and the Dead opened with "Rain" (Beatles - "When the rain comes, they run and hide their heads . . ."). Funny, looking back, I have a hard time remembering the uncomfortable drenching on the hill.

Did not request refund for Jubilee tics. Just rolled 'em over.

Rude: Not a whole lot of people will know you are saying "IUPUI". TIGDH - 7/4/86 Rich Stadium, Buffalo. GD then Dylan & Petty. My first date with my wife. Thirty-four years and three kids later....

7/2/86 Akron Rubber Bowl - Dylan with Tom Petty and Dylan with the boys for a few songs. I remember "Don't Think Twice It's All Right" in the first set and "Desolation Row" in the second - both firsts for me. I remember thinking "Boy I sure wish Jerry would have done the vocals".

PG, Took a friend to that Joe Louis show. He was not familiar with the band/music. His comment after the show: "They played too many 'cryin'-in-your-beer' songs".

How sweet it is!!!!

Rude, TBDBITL X2.

Re: Passing the hat - in the past, a local car dealer has "matched" all five dollar bill contributions. Suggest that you drop in as many $5's as you can spare.

Today is the 50th anniversary of the release of White Rabbit. Filler material?

Chimes was the one song I was hoping for on the weekend! When Lisa belts out the final verses, the hair stands up on the back of my neck! At the end of the first set on Sat., I thought it couldn't get any better. I think I was wrong.

I'm in!! Also for Indy the next night. Egyptian room not my favorite, but my son lives in Indy and hopefully he'll be able to go,too. Springfield is the best (next to the jubilee). Glad its back! Am trying to arrange schedule so that I can make Kalamazoo. I live half way between K-zoo and Springfield. I see that K-zoo is acoustic show as it was the last time there. Safe travels for all.