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I think I probably snagged this show from bt-etree because of the Taper book, too. I try to snag the shows that are in "Tapes to get:" sections from each year and obviously this is one of the them. It is a great audience recording.

Because Obama, in his first year, only performed a third (1/3) of the ACLU's 142 discrete recommendations to address 66 specific problems or issues is the reason why Baez and Dylan did not do a duet. He isn't worthy. The main jest of the event was: I agree he can and should do more (and I think will a the years progress), but I think Obama is qualified to put on the above event, no?

I know, hence the .

Yeah, I blame A-Man for getting my hopes up .

No duet, oh well. Baez did "We Shall Overcome" and Dylan "The Times they are a Changin'". Dylan did play (though sparingly)an acoustic guitar, which I have not seen him do in a while. It was just him, Garnier on stand up bass, and a piano player who I did not recognize. I thought it sounded good. Baez sounded nice also, her voice seems a bit deeper than I remember.

Today is the anniversary of the below: Hell of a lot of nice first time songs played.

I guess the Civil Rights Concert is going be tonight, rather than tomorrow White house link I am assuming PBS will still run it on Thurs.

or Jimmy Buffett

I am hedging my bets that it is going to happen. Why the hell not.

YouTube clip for No Direction Home This is the part I was talking about. She is more of critical of the fans who were asking her if Dylan was coming...

That's cool.

Watched By the People: The Election of Barack Obama this past week. Okay documentary, but the intuition of the (first time) director/film maker was pretty spot on. If you watch the film with the comments on, they talk about their process as the campaign dragged on and on.

Agreed.

I did notice Roger's vocals were a bit off for a second or two during the performance, but overall it(production) seemed fine with me. Loved the stage.

It is going to be re-mastered to the specs of the original quadrophonic master, playable on home theater systems - out this month. So it will sound even more amazing.

It looks like they will be playing Sunday. Part of an email I got this morning:

For those XM/Sirius subscribers, another nice thing about The Who playing the halftime. Gives me a good reason to turn off the Grateful Dead channel.

What happens to those who do not have much money and are pretty much forced to spend it on corporations that may not fit their political views?

Guess they definitely will be playing Pitchfork. link

Okay, got it.

But didn't you imply that you thought it was a bit dangerous or at least "ominous" before you actually read it because of the Chapman association? At least that is what I came away from the below post.

That was my first thought, too.

Those are some nice cameras, too.

have a great day.

I just downloaded the Prodigal Son version yesterday. The bits I listened to are great.