1. PUG ARCHIVE: A Rap By Neal Cassady THE PUG SECRET ARCHIVE An Annotated Rap by Neal Cassady. One BACKGROUND Voice Neal cassady neal Cassady Tentative Drumroll. http://www.pugzine.com/arch01.html

THE PUG SECRET ARCHIVE An Annotated Rap by Neal Cassady One of the features of Kesey's Acid Tests were these monologues that Cassady would give while the Grateful Dead played in the background. These were recorded on tape and stashed in the Prankster archives. This particular rap may have come from the Portland, Oregon Acid Test that happened around Christmas, 65 or New Year's day 66 (I have conflicting dates on this). Another such rap has been published in Hank Harrison's book, The Dead , which was recorded the first time the Grateful Dead played the Straight Theater. If anyone has more detailed information on all this, please email me at colinp@halcyon.com. Annotated By Ken Babbs The Grateful Dead COMPOSE IN THE BACKGROUND... Voice: Neal Cassady...Neal Cassady... [Tentative Drumroll] Neal: (OFF MIC; APPROACHING) I got the penguin right here in my pocket...Phil Phil ...come again on that lemon a roasta beef ...Four fingers ya know are...I've forgotten it...that's just enough see...trying to play ya see...(GROANING IN BACHGROUND) The claw as the...but it hides my thumb and also reveals my Greek torso...well at 49th I said Spence

2. The Beat Page - Neal Cassady Neal Cassady, legendary folk hero in the Beat movement, was born in Salt Lake City, Utah to a life of hardship, married three times, and was immortalized as http://www.rooknet.com/beatpage/writers/cassady.html

Other Writers: Richard Brautigan Charles Bukowski William S. Burroughs Gregory Corso Robert Creeley Diane di Prima Robert Duncan William Everson Lawrence Ferlinghetti Allen Ginsberg John Clellon Holmes LeRoi Jones Bob Kaufman Jack Kerouac Ken Kesey Philip Lamantia Denise Levertov Michael McClure Frank O'Hara Peter Orlovsky Kenneth Patchen Kenneth Rexroth Gary Snyder Anne Waldman Lew Welch Philip Whalen William Carlos Williams PHOTO GALLERY Neal Cassady, legendary folk hero in the Beat movement, was born in Salt Lake City, Utah to a life of hardship, married three times, and was immortalized as Dean Moriarty in Jack Kerouac's "On The Road". Cassady was a car thief and minor con-man who spent much of his earlier years in reform schools and juvenile detention centers. Jack Kerouac joined Neal Cassady on several road trips across the United States and Mexico, writing about their experiences, sometimes as they were happening, while Cassady generally led the way. These adventures were culminated in the pages of "On The Road". Kerouac included Cassady's persona in several later novels, such as "Dharma Bums" and "Visions of Cody". Cassady reportedly appealed to

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4. 1996 Dharma Beat Player Plate-Neal Cassady Neal Cassady. Beatnik, Prankster, Writer, Talker, Driver. Neal Cassady met Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady YEAR TEAM ERA IP Won Lost http://www.cosmicbaseball.com/ncassad6.html

Neal Cassady Pitcher Neal Cassady Beatnik, Prankster, Writer, Talker, Driver Neal Cassady met Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg in December, 1946 while the latter two were attending Columbia University. Kerouac's novel On The Road , written in 1951 and published in 1957 is about Neal Cassady, who is Dean Moriarty in the book. From Neal Cassady, according to one of Kerouac's biographers, Jack learned that fiction isn't always false. In 1958, Cassady was arrested and sent to the San Quentin jail for smuggling marijuana. Paroled in 1960, he then met Ken Kesey and his countercultural band of Merry Pranksters. Cassady joined the group and became "Speed Limit" the never-braking driver of the cruise bus, Furthur, that transported the Pranksters in their wild and psychedelic romps. Cassady died in 1968 of "general congestion" after having collapsed by some railroad tracks in Mexico. Cassady's influence on the culture is significant considering very little of what he wrote has been published. It is not very clear that he wrote very much anyway. His association with the Beat Generation writers and the Merry Pranksters has enshrined Cassady in the pantheon of "hipsters" and we delight more in the legend that is Neal Cassady, and less, perhaps, then in the man himself. Neal Cassady YEAR TEAM ERA IP Won Lost Win Pct SO - - Cassady, Neal 1983 Beats 4.39 84 4 9 .308 31 1984 Beats 3.26 232 18 9 .667 192 1985 Beats 3.53 97 5 4 .556 37 1987 Beats 4.42 214 14 14 .500 1995 Beats 3.35 193 10 11 .476 110 TOTALS 3.79 820 51 47 .501 370

5. Neal Cassady Neal Cassady. Although his name is unrecognizable to many, Neal Cassady is one of those rare individuals whose existence changed the culture of a nation. http://www.rotten.com/library/bio/authors/beats/neal-cassady/

rotten Library Biographies Authors ... Beats Neal Cassady Although his name is unrecognizable to many, Neal Cassady is one of those rare individuals whose existence changed the culture of a nation. In fact he was such an integral part of the cultural revolution birthed with the Beats and set ablaze by the Hippies that Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead was to later describe Cassady as “a tool of the cosmos.” Born February 8, 1926, Neal Cassady entered this world the way he would one day be immortalized – on a road trip. He was born by the side of the road, in Salt Lake City Utah, a quick stop over on his family's journey to Hollywood in search of better prospects. Some 20 years later, a series of road trips with writer Jack Kerouac would more fully birth his place in history. Cassady met Kerouac in 1946 on a trip from Denver, Colorado to visit hometown pal Hal Chase, then attending Columbia University. There Cassady was also introduced to a young poet named Allen Ginsberg . While only Ginsburg would chase Cassady for his bed, both young writers were equally enamored of the charismatic and utterly uninhibited Cassady who was like nothing they – or anyone else – had ever seen before. Later to be called “The Fastest Man Alive”, Cassady would become the driving force that inspired both men in their ground breaking literary works, "On The Road" and "Howl". It was his "continuous chain of undisciplined thought", as Cassady called it, expressed in his letters to Kerouac and Ginsberg that became the unselfconscious, raw style adopted by the Beats. But it was also Cassady himself that they sought to capture. Kerouac acknowledged that his friend was the model for Dean Moriarity in "On The Road" and Cody in “Visions of Cody”. Ginsberg was to call “N.C” the secret hero of his poem “Howl”.

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7. Neal Cassady - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Neal Cassady. Neal Cassady (February 8, 1926 February 4, 1968) was closely associated with the Beat Generation although he never published a book. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neal_Cassady

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Page history ... Printable version Not logged in Log in Help Other languages: Deutsch Neal Cassady From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Neal Cassady February 8 February 4 ) was closely associated with the Beat Generation although he never published a book. Born in Salt Lake City and raised by an alcoholic father in Denver , Cassady spent much of his youth bouncing between skid-row hotels with his father and in reform schools for car theft. In Cassady met Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg at Columbia University in New York and quickly became friends with them and the circle of artists and writers there. He took Ginsberg as a lover for a short time and traveled cross-country with Kerouac later. Cassady proved to be the catalyst for the Beat Movement, appearing as the hero Dean Moriarity in Kerouac's On The Road ; Ginsberg mentioned him as well, in his ground-breaking poem, Howl ("N.C., secret hero of these poems..."). In the late 1950's, Cassady settled down, married Carolyn Cassady , and went to work for the railroad. While he kept in touch with his Beat counterparts, they drifted apart philosophically. In , Cassady met up with Ken Kesey and Tom Wolfe , becoming part of the Merry Pranksters and serving as the crazed driver of the bus named Furthur which was immortalized in Wolf's novel

8. Neal Cassady Rap Neal Cassady Rap. Lyrics Neal (The Grateful Dead compose in the background ) Bob Weir Neal cassady neal Cassady (Tentative drumroll http://www3.clearlight.com/~acsa/songfile/NEALCASS.HTM

Neal Cassady Rap Lyrics: Neal Cassady Music: Grateful Dead This is from the Straight Theatre in September 1967, when Neal Cassady rapped while the Dead jammed in the background. The Grateful Dead compose in the background... Bob Weir : Neal Cassady...Neal Cassady... Tentative drumroll Neal Cassady off mic: approaching ) I got the Penguin right here in my pocket... Weir : Give that man a microphone Cassady Four fingers ya know are ... I've forgotten it ... that's just enough see ... trying to play ya see ... the claw and me ... three inches ... the bigger ... thumb ... and I said of course to the Metro as they ... but it hides my thumb and also reveals my Greek torso Well at 49th I said, Spence, I hadn't seen him since 51st ... he said moved to 49th. Nope moved to 51st. Well again Heinz said ... The waiter in '56 beat the six seeds he had. Seed law and marijuana ... The only writing I ever did was a laudatory ... But on marijuana "oooooooo" ... I was saying in the ... "Are you alright in there on the wall, Mr. Cassady?" ... 'cause I was having these insights you see. To a heckler ) I only got 20 years on you.

9. Neal Cassady Neal Cassady. BACK, Neal Cassady was born on Febuary 8th 1926 and I would coyly answer, No thank you, sir. . Links for Neal Cassady http://www.tijean.freeserve.co.uk/cassady.htm

Neal Cassady BACK Neal Cassady was born on Febuary 8th 1926 in Salt Lake City, Utah, and died on Febuary 4th 1968 in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico aged 42. Cassady was the inspiration for the character 'Dean Moriarty' in Jack Kerouac's bestselling novel 'On the Road'. "...to have seen a specter isn't everything,and there are death masks piled, one atop the other, clear to Heaven..." Neal Cassady- "Joan Anderson" Letter to Jack Kerouac Cassady grew up with his alcoholic father in skid row hotels in Denver, Colorado. Before he was 21 yrs old he claimed to have stolen around 500 cars to joyride with girlfriends, and actually served 15 months in reform schools for these crimes. In 1945 Cassady met a Columbia University student named Hal Chase who was home in Denver for the summer. Chase had gotten to know Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, William Burroughs and others the previous spring in New York. When Chase returned to Columbia Uni., Cassady wrote him letters that Chase showed to Kerouac and friends. In December 1946, straight out of a reformatory, Cassady took a bus to New York with his teenage wife, Luanne Henderson, and Chase introduced him to Kerouac and Ginsberg.

10. Neal Cassady: Neal Cassady Drinking in Denver. by tom christopher. copyright 2003. all rights reserved. drunk, Neal Cassady Sr. Some people gain celebrity and are known to also. http://www.zipcon.net/~tkc/drinkingdenver.htm

Neal Cassady: Drinking in Denver by tom christopher all rights reserved ...in 1947 in fact, right after I met Cody, and had all those anticipatory dreams of me and him drinking and grabbing at bars in the construction worker night; I came to feel that the alleys, the fences, the streets were the ‘holy Denver streets’ I called them... Jack Kerouac, Visions of Cody D enver was built on taverns. Wagons full of whiskey joined the settlers and prospectors who followed the Arkansas River Trail or the Smokey Hill Trail to the new town of Denver at the confluence of the South Platte River and Cherry Creek. A series of roadhouses had grown along those trails and they were often the first buildings or public buildings of new towns. Wagons arriving in Denver with liquor were often dismantled and the wood and canvas reused to make crude saloons, and many early farmers converted their buildings to roadhouses. Four Mile House on the Cherry Creek route to Denver, described as ‘a neat little tavern’ with cold well water and strong drink in 1866 is now a museum and state park Denver was founded in 1858 and by 1860 had a population of 5000. The

11. Cassady Word Beat WORDBEAT. NEAL CASSADY. The Grateful Dead COMPOSE IN THE BACKGROUND Voice Neal cassady neal Cassady Tentative Drumroll http://www.spress.de/beatland/reader/cassady/rap1.htm

WORDBEAT NEAL CASSADY An Annotated Rap Note: One of the features of Kesey's Acid Tests were these monologues that Cassady would give while the Grateful Dead played in the background. These were recorded on tape and stashed in the Prankster archives. This particular rap may have come from the Portland, Or. Acid Test that happened around Christmas, 65 or New Year's day 66 (I have conflicting dates on this). The Grateful Dead COMPOSE IN THE BACKGROUND... Voice: Neal Cassady...Neal Cassady... [Tentative Drumroll] The Embryo you know goes thru the Fish Stage but we didn't enter until Ape Late. Christ-Adam-Higher Soul help us out thru so the Cyclopses don't win the Unicorn Brew. We're here to Experience... and finally Evolution the Little Toe we'll beat it tho- The Odor of Sanctity. ANNOTATIONS return top

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13. Internet Obituary Network, Obituary For Neal Cassady Neal Cassady. Neal Cassady died in Mexico February 8, 1968. He was born in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1926. His alcoholic father raised http://obits.com/cassidyn.html

Neal Cassady Neal Cassady died in Mexico February 8, 1968. He was born in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1926. His alcoholic father raised him in the slums of Denver, where, by the age of 16, Cassady had stolen over 400 cars to go out joyriding with girlfriends. And he spent time in juvenile detention centers and reform schools. He developed great street-smarts, a charming charisma, and a fast-paced fun-loving lifestyle. At the age of 24, he took his teenage wife LuAnne with him to New York, where he met Alen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac, who he later took on roadtrips back and forth across the country. Cassady said he would teach him to drive if Kerouac would teach him to write. But, ironically, it was Kerouac who picked up his writing style from Cassady. For Kerouac was unable to find a format or style to put his journals into publishable form until he adopted the frantic stream-of-conscienceness style from Cassady's later letters to him. Kerouac's classic "On the Road" was written in this style, and chronicled their roadtrips together. The character Dean Moriarty is really Cassady, who is often the main character of other novels, including "Visions of Cody," "Dharma Bums," "Big Sur," and "Desolation Angels." In 1948 Cassady married his second wife, Carolyn, who gave birth to three children: Jami, Joanne, and John Allen, who was named after Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg.

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The First Third Neal Cassady Author or Artist : Neal Cassady Title: The First Third Cassady Neal Neal Cassady Subject: Biography Autobiography Literary Category: Biography General Format: Paperback Allen Ginsberg-Kaddish and Other Poems: Pocket Poet Series No 14 (Pocket Poets)... Allen Ginsberg-Reality Sandwiches 1953-1960: Pocket Poet Series No 18... Frank O'Hara-Lunch Poems: Pocket Poet Series No 19... Jaques Prevert-Paroles: Pocket Poet Series... ... Tom Weaver-Poverty Row Horrors: Monogram,PRC and Republic Horror Films of the Forties...

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Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Neal Cassady Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Neal Cassady February 8 February 8 is the 39th day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar. There are 326 days remaining, 327 in leap years. Events 421 - Constantius III becomes co-Emperor of the Western Roman Empire 1587 - Mary, Queen of Scots is executed. 1622 - King James I of England disbands the English Parliament 1692 - A doctor in Salem Village, Massachusetts Bay Colony declares that three teenaged girls are under domination of Satan, leading to the Salem witch trials. Click the link for more information. Centuries: 19th century - 20th century - 21st century Decades: 1870s 1880s 1890s 1900s 1910s - Years: 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 - Events January 1 - Ireland's first regular radio service, 2RN (later Radio Éireann ), begins broadcasting. January 8 - Abdul-Aziz ibn Saud becomes the King of Hejaz Click the link for more information. February 4 February 4 is the 35th day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar. There are 330 days remaining, (331 in leap years). Events 1454 - In the Thirteen Years' War, the Secret Council of the Prussian Confederacy sends a formal act of disobedience to the Grand Master.

16. Beat Bios: Neal Cassady Neal cassady neal Cassady, one of the most enigmatic of the Beat personalities, did not publish a book during his lifetime. Rather http://archives.waiting-forthe-sun.net/Pages/ArtisticInfluences/Beats/BeatBios/c

Neal Cassady Neal Cassady, one of the most enigmatic of the Beat personalities, did not publish a book during his lifetime. Rather he was a driving inspiration to his friends, appearing often in their writings; the character of The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test Born on the road on February 18, 1926 enroute from Des Moines, Iowa to California, Neal's recently married parents pulled their top-heavy Ford house-truck into Salt Lake City, where Maude Cassady gave birth to her ninth child in a charity hospital. After the Cassady's arrived in Hollywood, Neal Sr. opened a barbershop on the corner of Hollywood and Vine, and the future looked promising. Each morning Neal made his way to the Metropolitan's communal bathroom, encountering men with the D.T.'s along the way. He dressed himself and went to the mission, where he had his breakfast of oatmeal, toast and coffee. He watched the poker and pinochle games in the lobby of the Metropolitan, and each Saturday he went to the Zaza barbershop, where his father, smelling of pomade and talcum, worked the third chair. Neal recalled this as the idyllic period of his youth. It ended when he moved into the Snowden Apartments with his mother, his baby sister and his 12 year old half-brother, Jimmy. Although life with his mother in a real home ostensibly offered a more nurturing atmosphere for a child, Jimmy was a sadist. He had previously drowned cats in toilets, and he now saw Neal as his victim - in - residence, incarcerating him in the Murphy bed.

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www.spreadhead.net - new underground guerrilla exploratory art and literature. AN ANNOTATED RAP By Neal Cassady One of the features of Kesey's Acid Tests were these monologues that Cassady would give while the Grateful Dead played in the background. These were recorded on tape and stashed in the Prankster archives. This particular rap may have come from the Portland, Oregon Acid Test that happened around Christmas, 65 or New Year's day 66 (I have conflicting dates on this). Another such rap has been published in Hank Harrison's book, The Dead , which was recorded the first time the Grateful Dead played the Straight Theater. If anyone has more detailed information on all this, please email me at colinp@halcyon.com. Annotated By Ken Babbs The Grateful Dead COMPOSE IN THE BACKGROUND... Voice: Neal Cassady...Neal Cassady... [Tentative Drumroll] Neal: (OFF MIC; APPROACHING) I got the penguin right here in my pocket...Phil Phil ...come again on that lemon a roasta beef ...Four fingers ya know are...I've forgotten it...that's just enough see...trying to play ya see...(GROANING IN BACHGROUND) The claw

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