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http://www.suntimes.com/lifestyles/hoekstr...Tuten24.article Another article on Tuten. A Sue Miller shout out and a nice background of the Hideout and other clubs in Chicago. Lou, you should go on a Wed. night. Some nights there are only about 10-20 free jazz middle aged dorks like myself. When it's a packed night, just more dorks with a sprinkle of hipsters. Actually this Friday and Saturday is the Immediate Sound Series Three Year Anniversary. Should be a great week end. I saw the Abs Baar Trio and Vandermark at the Cultural Center this pass Wednesday. Great show. The line up i

Yeah, I just grabbed them and the 2nd edition states that the Drums/Space segment was established in 1978.

Did tapers come up the term Space or did The Grateful Dead themselves. The first time album I noticed the term Space on was on Dead Set. Were tapes labeled as such before then?

A rather nice post by Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune: http://leisureblogs.chicagotribune.com/tur...d-live-on-.html From it:

Same here. I haven't heard any tracks yet. It's been a bit hard not sneaking a listen to any of the released songs, though.

That's pretty cool. Looking forward to hearing this when I get home. Always liked those two songs.

I was able to make that show, too. Cold, cold, cold night. That was the first time I heard Kicking Television. Great way to kick off the show.

Terrapin has alway been tough...This is sounding great vocally.

I agree, Warren sounds okay, but Phil can pull off this song.

I love those voice over's...

milestones. That's cool. This is sounding great.

Of all the new stuff I have heard from The Dead this tour, Jeff has sounded great. He keeps the whole band together so well.

Dancing is a bit rough.

That's what I'm drinkin too. tech prop...okay

Set Two. Problems. edit. What was Bob talking about?

Which song? Indeed. But it is sounding okay now.

Not yet.

I am. Sounding good...

Don't forget that XM/Sirius is broadcasting tonight's Dead show. Hopefully you still have the car.

Below is Mojo's review of the album. http://www.mojo4music.com/blog/2009/04/new...bum_review.html

This particular copy has illustrations. (see very bottom of cover) Perhaps that the reason. larger pic below http://www.qbbooks.com/pictures/33984.JPG

There are quite a few torrants of Isbell/Earle recent shows popping up here: http://bt.etree.org/index.php

I am assuming the building/laying of these dedicated tracks are part of the package. At least in Illinois, I believe the new track will run along I55 corridor.

Are you implying something here?

I don't see why they couldn't go all the way to New Orleans, eventually. There is a route from Chicago to there already.