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Subject: Re: End of the Tour

Author:
Mary

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Date Posted: 05/10/09 6:54pm
In reply to: Bianca 's message, "End of the Tour" on 05/ 8/09 7:30pm

I thought he looked really tired and not well in the Soundstage recording, which I think was done at the end of the 2003 tour. Sort of puffy and worn out.

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Steve
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Date Posted: 05/11/09 8:05am

I saw him early in the tour in Dayton. I will always be thankful I was able to see him in person on his last tour.

The concert was may not have been the best I had ever seen, but that was in large part due to the weather and not so much Dan being tired. It was outdoors - and it was cold and rainy.

I agree he did not look healty for the Soundstage show, but I'm certain he was very tired by that point. But in later pictures that we have seen on his website he looked to be in pretty good shape, and as Jean has told us he was able to continue to enjoy sailing for a long time.