Neal cassady references in Grateful Dead songs

I know that Neal Cassady traveled with the dead for a short while and he is referred to as "Cowboy Neal" in That's it for the other one. Anyone else know of any other references?

 

Cassidy the song..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5_PMEo6bmo&feature=autoplay&list=PLF86FAD51B752B057&lf=mh_lolz&playnext=18"]The Grateful Dead-Cassidy-Shoreline Amphitheatre - YouTube

 

They spelled his name wrong.

 

might seem to be a misspelling of Cassady's name; in fact the song primarily celebrates the 1970 birth of baby girl Cassidy Law into the Grateful Dead family, though the lyrics also include references to Neal Cassady himself..

 

Luv that song. Bobby and Barlow wrote it i think. Some versions I've heard on tape they'll start jamming and go off into freakyland and then come back into the song. Luv it! Neal Cassidy was a wild character in Jack Kerouac books. I heard he died drunk on the railroad tracks desolate.

 

Yeah that's how most of their live songs are it's so amazing. That's why I love the grateful dead's live shows. You never get the same thing twice. Neal Cassady was the greatest. I just finished On The Road by Jack Kerouac and I loved it. It's an amazing book.