calvino

Good to be back ---- Saw Sunshine Daydream last week at the theater, very good stuff, plus I ran into an old friend who I haven't saw in over 20 years; he reminded me that I took him to his first Dead show. The sound and footage was great. That being all said, probably will pass on the release, little too expensive. Plus, I did get the latest Dave's pick, but I haven't had a chance to listen it.

Goddammit, one of these times I gonna remember a TRI stream - Warren played the Wolf tonight, i guess. Ole Gary Lambert was on bass, too. Tonight, I happen to watch a DVD of the 10/20/89 show at the Spectrum - Jerry was playing the Wolf.

Don't forget the below site, too. http://sooutoftune.org/

late 73, right?? Below is a nice write up on the last tour with Keith and Donna by Blair Jackson http://www.dead.net/features/blair-jackson/blairs-golden-road-blog-keith-and-donnas-last-days-dead

The movie came out last year - out on DVD on 8/6/13. I usually re-read the book every 10 years or so. I tried getting through the scroll edition a few years back, but put it down for some reason. I did see the original scroll when it passed through Chicago a few years back - it was cool to see.

Never seen that before ---- dick! (just kidding)

I never had problem with Donna - sure she was off from time to time, but it was never a major distraction (if I am listening to a show with the wife, she makes me fast forward through her bit during Playin lot's of time or I have I listen to even more wailing).

Just finished watching a JJ Cale doc. - he refused to go on American Bandstand or some other Dick Clark show in the 70s, because they asked him to lip sync --- he said he was a musician not an actor....his record was on the verge of hitting top ten - it fell off the next week.

Must admit Beck, on harp, is a bit of a distraction - thanks for posting.

Just listened to The Road to Escondido last week --- great song writer and player. Anyway the Wind Blows: The Anthology is a great comp. Below is a documentary. ( I never seen it before) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-9x6dRPzgM&feature=player_embedded

Well sometimes Tweedy looks/looked pretty smelly...who wears a jean jacket when it's 95 degrees --- I agree, Dylan's band always looks keen.

I got no beef with DMB --- wish them best.

Think I would have made choice, too.

I just think they pulled the trigger too soon - it happens a bit. I sure Dead.Net wants to be the first and they are waiting for after the showing.

I think you may be right --- you can add, they sell more records, merchandise, etc.... plus chicks seem to dig Mathews much more so than Tweedy.

No doubt.

Not to mention that DMB makes shit ton more money on the road then Wilco (very sad to say).

Since the band members are essentially paid employees, I would say yes.

Never got to see a Highlands - nice. Was fortunate to catch a lot shows from 97 to 02 - Still think that is my favorite live Dylan era. Though if I seen him in 63-66 or 75-76 I may have a different view. Talking about songs performed by Dylan - below is a "Bob Dylan Songs Play Live" link. (9 times for Highlands) http://www.bobdylan.com/us/songs/played-live

Hey I didn't write the below (not that I don't agree with, necessarily, though ---- it did throw me for loop, I had to go back in the thread to see if I did write it) calvino, on 25 Jul 2013 - 13:19, said:

For some reason, I can't believe Dylan would remember every tune he wrote --- could be wrong. I wonder if every time he sees or thinks of Sante Fe, he thinks "hey I wrote a tune call Sante Fe" and starts to whistle the melody.

That would be a great title for the upcoming Wilco/Tweedy realty show ---- heaven forbid!

I wonder if Dylan would even know what the sign meant, especially if he is playing on the East coast ---- probably would think the person needed a bus ride to the West....

Before clicking I figured $89.00 --- I was close ---- vinyl is ridiculously expensive.

Imagine that "a terrible of a Dylan cover" ---- lot's and lot's of good ones, but plenty of duds too.