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My wife joked that he looked like an old lady who had no idea where she was. Yeah, it's cool that he did something, but really?

CCR were only together for about 4-5 years, though. Always amazes me. Besides (and even despite) that last album (which was shit and which didn't have Tom Fogerty on it), they were a huge success.

Cool find a friend made today and posted on the fb. A truly unique C.C. Rider (from Indy 12.5.81) if you've never heard it: http://relisten.net/grateful-dead/1981/12/5/cc-rider

Some say since 2011, some say since New Adventures in Hi-Fi....

Ryan Adams: Gold

Hardworking Americans followed by CRB at NedFest in August. Double shot of Neal Casal.....

Cat Stevens Longer Boats Can't Keep It In Where Do the Children Play Don't be Shy Miles From Nowhere

New '97 box set (3 shows): http://drygoods.phish.com/Dept.aspx?cp=773_70377

Hey man!

I'll check when I get home on those other 72s. Really, though, can't really go wrong with that string of shows....

Well, there goes the nation-wide bee diminishment quandary. Thanks, man!

Ha!

So wait. A rock star called "The Edge" falls off the edge of the stage? Doesn't get much better than that.

"Can I Kick It" is a great song....

Ice Cube It Was a Good Day You Can Do It Check Yo Self Hello You Know How We Do It

Oh, and maybe Monotonix opening for Silver Jews a few years back. Those dudes were wild, out in the crowd and all.

There has been a huge drop in bee populations recently. Tons are dying and no one really knows why. Probably something to do with the iPhone9.

Just realized 4 of those are off of Walk On.

John Hiatt I Can't Wait Cry love Dust Down a Country Road Ethylene Memphis in the Meantime

Good little interview with Weir: http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2015/05/15/bob-weir-grateful-dead-interview/

Listening to 5.11.72 Rotterdam right now on gdradio....

The only one I can think of is Wilco opening for Sheryl Crow. Or that time I caught Mozart opening for Salieri, maybe.

Caught him in Roanoke in, around, 1987. I was not in a normal state of mind and the guy I went with didn't have a seat with me but somewhere else. I ended up in the middle of the row between a bunch of older ladies who would holler "Amen!" and "Hallellujah!" pretty much after everything BB said or sang. It got too intense for me and I had to bail about half-way through.

Ha. At the end of the "show" cited above, Jerry asks "anybody in the audience wanna come up and play?! No? Ok." and it ends. WEEEE_HEEEE musy've been a night. The guitar work is downright nasty, almost Hendrix-esque in parts.

Listening to this Matrix '68 show on gdradio right now. The "Prisoner Blues"-> Jam is something else....The whole show is pretty much varied Jams, actually. Wild stuff: https://archive.org/details/gd68-10-08.sbd.belaff.17691.sbeok.shnf