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Pennywise costume kids. The lyrics also allude to neal cassady who was associated with the beats in the 1950s and the acid test scene that spawned the grateful dead in the 1960s. Cassady lived with the grateful dead in a magnificently broke down victorian palace at 710. Shop for vinyl cds and more from cassidy law at the discogs marketplace.

Neal cassady meanwhile passed away in february 1968. Neal cassady died in february 1968 near san miguel de allende apparently from the effects of exposure to the elements. His name is not as well known as beat generation writers jack kerouac or allen ginsberg but he was possibly the most influential of the bunch.

The song was named after cassidy law who was born in 1970 and was the daughter of grateful dead crew member rex jackson and weirs former housemate eileen law. Cassidy note the different spelling law was born in 1970. Barlow wrote this song for the newborn cassidy law daughter to the bands beloved office manager and early archivist and caretaker of the deadheads eileen law.

Barlow wrote this song for the newborn cassidy law daughter to the bands beloved office manager and early archivist and caretaker of the deadheads eileen law. Eileen law was giving birth to her daughter. Grateful dead history of the grateful dead vol.

Cassidy note the different spelling law was born in 1970. The song was named after cassidy law who was born in 1970 and was the daughter of grateful dead crew member rex jackson and weirs former housemate eileen law. Cassidy law was born in 1970.

These included cassidys mother eileen a good woman who was then and is still the patron saint of the deadheads the wolf like rex jackson a pendleton cowboy turned grateful dead roadie in whose memory the grateful deads rex foundation is named frankie weir bobbys ol lady and the subject of the song sugar magnolia sonny heard a. The song appeared on bob weirs ace and the grateful deads reckoning and without a net albums. Cassidy is a song written by john barlow and bob weir and performed by the grateful dead ratdog and phil lesh friends.

Her father rex jackson was a dead crew member. Her mother eileen law was the bands office manager and archivist.