My performance is a poor-man's version, at best, but it's the only Dead song I've done that for. I've managed to learn Garcia's two leads to the point I can play them fairly competently. To this day, this performance leaves me exhilarated, exhausted and awestruck by the end of it. Speaking of which, while this is my favorite show, 1974 is my favorite year overall.įor my money, the "Morning Dew" here is worth the price of admission alone - and without question my favorite version.
And it is my personal favorite, with 3-23-74 a close second. That said, it's clear this concert is one of the band's high points, from both a musical proficiency and sonically explorative standpoints. We can talk all day about an individual's "best," "worst," etc. To paraphrase Peter Parker, with subjectivity comes great ambiguity. It's impossible, and as a result, pointless, to rank shows, individual performances, songs or anything else related to the Grateful Dead as "best" or "worst" or anything in between. WOULD I PASS THIS SHOW ON TO SOMEONE ELSE (rather than getting bent on a 'Holy Grail' trip) Might be wise to treat this as being part Honorable mention- Phil, Billy, Keith, Mickey (I admit not everybody considers that an issue) Lightning>Supplication, Keith- Bob & DonnaĮverything else is solid and sound is top shelfĪ few minor vocal flubs (but no trainwrecks)ĭead air, pace or flow often an issue during 1977 (One of the best DEW crescendo endings ever) Really hope you enjoy my shows every week.MORNING DEW-size up your "GOAT" right here I’m so honoured to have joined such a fantastic team of DJ’s there amazing and always do a great job. Hearing this News it has shattered my life and everyone around me but doing my line dancing keeps me going, I always want to live my life to the fullest and enjoy everyday as if it’s my last. In January 2018 I was diagnosed again with two meningioma brain tumours which was devastating news as thought I was doing so well, unfortunately the tumours are unable to be removed so I’ve just had a course of cyberknife radiotherapy which I am now waiting to see if has been successful. There are all so loyal and support me every week. I’m so lucky to have such great classes I have a Monday morning class with over 75 members and a Tuesday evening class with over 65 members. I can honestly say Line dancing is my life I have some truly amazing friends and it’s helped me so much as in June 2016 I was diagnosed with a brain tumour called a meningioma, which was awful and caused so many bad symptoms but again my line dancers supported me through this illness which I’m truly grateful for that. Julie lockton, heather Barton, Niels Poulsen, Suzi Beau, Juliet Lam, Ann-Kristen Sanberg, Pat Stott, Sandra Speck, Gary Samms, Caroline Cooper, Bobbey Wilson, Karen Kennedy, Rep Ghazali- Meaney, Dwight Messen, Roz Chaplin, Micaela Svensson Erlandsson, Helen Owen and Hayley Wheatley
I then went on To choreograph Fly High, Why wait, I’m Stronger, Loving the sound and many more (68 dances so far)Īlso Choreographed dances with some wonderful people laura Sway,
In 2012 I decided to choreograph my own dance called Soldier Boy to a track by Marcus Collins ( Severn Nation Army Cutmore edit) which was a success as a couple of Demo’s we’re done by Regina Cheug and her classes. I started teaching line dancing at 16 helping out in classes by doing cover then eventually started a class of my own which was very successful. I then went on to gain bronze, silver, gold, gold bar 1-3 star 1-5 and a teaching certificate I started going Line dancing 6 nights a week along with Salsa and Ceroc and starting collecting line dance fever cd’s and line dancer magazine. The first dance I learnt there was one step forward. I loved it that much that I decided to look for more line dance classes in the area and I found a fantastic teacher called Sue Dale. Gold bar 1-3 and star 1-5 and a teaching certificate all in which I got highly commended and blue ribbonĪlso I won many competitions doing team dancing, rock and roll doubles, and solo all over the West MidlandsĪt the age of 10 my teacher introduced Line dancing to us which I took to straight away the first dance I learnt was Electric slide and Hillbilly Rock which I loved!! I got 12 rosettes in ballroom, Latin American and Disco along with bronze, silver, gold I started off by doing Disco, ballroom and modern where I gained many certificates and awards with the IDTA I started dancing at the age of 3 at Adelphi studios in Halesowen with a teacher called Dorothy Darby. I’m married to a wonderful lady called Teresa and have a step daughter called Sophie and a gorgeous grandson called Albie I’m 33 years old and I come from Halesowen in the West Midlands
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