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http://www.archive.org/details/ryan2002-11-28sbd.shnf Link above is the 2002 show where Ryan talks about meeting Bob Dylan. You can't stream the show/banter but can d/l just the Dylan banter if you like. It is a pretty cool bit. I dig this entire show, grab it all.

Ryan aka WolfHunter has been posting lately at the RAA forums. For those not over there, below is what he has stated: (latest to earliest, these are topics he has started, he is replying in threads as well) 1 day ago new jams and POLVO Hi there. Wanted to stop in and say things are going nicely here with new thing I am building. Also after some time there are some jams. We will see what is what but so far what is pretty wow. Anyway... ( oh and HSunshine peeps should be gettin their stuffs soon- all the pieces are coming together. POLVO...so, when I was scarppin round Raleigh/Chapel Hill b

I want BUCKY back !!!

Link to Buy NEW album I guess I should have looled around more. I just ordered it and added the 2nd "radio" cd as well. 2 cds for $20

NEW CD IS IN THE CAN AND COMING SOON The New Riders new studio CD (we still like to call them albums) entitled Where I Come From will be released sometime in May. It features 7 new songs written by David Nelson and Robert Hunter

Well, lets toss some good 'ol New Riders of the Purple Sage in this here thread. First, I'll blame Jon Graboff and the last 4 years-ish of chasing The MF Cardinals around the states for getting me back into the pedal steel sound. It seems a "sound" my ears, mind and feet crave lately. I've been grabbing old shows (Garcia on the PS) off the archive.org and have grabbed some new shows on bt etree lately. The local left of the dial station up here has been playing some tracks off the upcoming new release. What I have heard off it excites me. I do wish John Dawson would come out of retirem

This show is now up over at bt etree.

Lawyer Retained - CHECK

I have always found a ton of Steely Dan at the forums on the guitars101 . com site.

I can't recall when in the '70's, but they also started their own record label. It was a gigantic failure. They lost a ton of money on the venture.

Oh My ! Show is up already at bt etree too The Dead April 28, 2009 IZOD Center East Rutherford,NJ FIRST SET: 01.US Blues 02.Scarlet Begonias 03.Fire on the Mountain* 04.Bird Song* 05.Stranger* 06.High Time 07.Lovelight* SECOND SET: 01.New Potato caboose* > 02.Estimated Prophet* > 03.Milestones* > 04.drums > space* > 05.Dear Mr. fantasy* > 06.Dark Star* (second verse) 07.Eyes of the world* 08.Franklin's Tower* * = with Branford Marsalis I wouldn't have played on US Snooze either Branford

Anyone catch a show the last few weeks? I'm catching them on Thursday night, just checking on new songs live. Also, how is the "new" drummer?

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Dead on Letterman last night YouTUBE

WOW Show is already up on btetree Mash It Here

LOL, most likely. I don't think Sloan has slept in 7 years.

Yes, at least one taper. Tall rig right around the board.

Sarah, it was indeed a great night. I have been looking at youtube in hopes someone has the "sing-a-long" last song which you mention. What a great moment it was. For some of the ol DEADHEADS here it reminded me of the sing-off/clap of a second set NFA until the boys come back out for encore. Smiles all around.

Old tour buds twisted my arm Sunday night, so off I went to Athens yesterday. Glad they "forced me." Twas my 2nd time seeing them in this venue. I knew what to expect this time. It's definitely set-up for a "college crowd". I'm a BEER drinker but so far in my last two Wico shows there I have one BEER each night. It's just not worth dealing with the cattle corals. I can understand why they do it. One can only imagine the spilled beers leading to a ton of people slipping and falling on the concrete floor. There was also at least one taper last night. That's good. Did anyone venture

Well, caught the show last night in Chatt. WOW, it's more than the loudness, it's the sheer power. Now the venue is tiny. I would say from the stage to rear of the place is maybe 50'. I was at the soundboard for the entire set and my pants and shirt were literally moving from the amps being pushed my way. Excellent set, outstanding interplay. I ran into Sarah, who had a great spot DEAD center on the balcony. I sure HOPE she took some pics. As for earplugs, I guess I fall into that "no problem" type and went without them. I can see if i was maybe another 15' closer I may have been wis

I'm heading out right now for a crazy weekend. I wonder how many other FREAKS will be doing my schedule? Tonight - Old Crow Medicine Show in ATL Sat Night - Earl Scruggs with Family & Friends in Charlotte Sun Night - The Dead in GREENsboro Mon Night - Dino Jr. in Chattanooga Tue Night - Going to sleep like a baby unless my ears are still ringing from Mon night. Have a safe yet KIND weekend chilrens

http://www.columbia.edu/cu/wkcr/ WKCR-FM NY is proud to present the 2009 Country Music Festival: Perspectives In Country Music. WKCR will be airing this festival continuously both on-air and on web streams from 12:00 PM Friday, April 10th until Sunday, 12 AM April 12th, a total of 60 hours. Tune in to 89.9 FM on your dial or wkcr.org to listen. In keeping with this year's theme, our programming will be split into daily focuses on a particular perspective in country music: Friday will be devoted to "Songwriters," Saturday to "Musicians

It seems to me all the "new country" songs are nothing more than some redneck anthem. Nothing more than a song whose point is to make the crowd sing-a-long with your BEER raised HIGH. The labels have found a niche and cram it down the throats of their $$$$ base. It seems most (still talking corporate radio country) are all songs written in the first person. You may find a few 2nd person, as in a love song. Very, very hard to find a song written in a 3rd person format. Sing me a story, dammit !

I love Lookout Mountain DeadNecks

Ok, had a minute to google around. Found what I remembered. Good Stuff here: http://www.archive.org/details/gd71-08-21....7179.sbeok.shnf A reviewer posted: A fascinating artifact, this AUD recording was recorded with Mickey, Phil, Jerry, Bob, David Crosby and John Cippolina. Read the text file for more info. These jams are quite melodic and exploratory, especially on the half-hour Wall Song. Unfortunately, the taper often stopped and started the recording between songs which is sorta annoying as there is an almost total lack of chatter that might have been interesting. That said, the qu