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The CD has way more stuff on it. LouieB

That's so fucking funny. I mean I was making a joke about this last night. I said he should just ship the thing to record stores and give them away there, but this is way better. Most of my ggggg-generation doesn't go to record stores anymore and there aren't any in many towns. When I was growing up Sinatra was considered square as can be. He only picked up some cred in his later years. I guess it all comes back around (I mean look at Tony Bennett). LouieB

I heard from a friend (how reliable is that?) that Dylan is going to send out 50,000 copies of the new album to AARP members. That means I could actually get this without having to pay for it. I was just snarking to the same friend last night that Dylan SHOULD give this album away free and I guess I heard me. It's not like he needs the money. LouieB

I have no doubt the Vic will sell out by show time. I so wanted to see this too. Oh well. (Strangely enough I will be in Belleville, IL at that time or did I say that.) LouieB

Damn and I am going to be out of town. What's the deal people. Sell these out fer crying out loud. It was a huge seller this summer, why not now? LuoieB

Bring over a computer and you can have all six disks. This is the most bootlegged material in the world; giving it away one more time won't hurt. LouieB

I am totally wacked. I got three new CDs in the mail yesterday after buying a handful of both 45s and 78s at a record store. Go figure. LouieB

I listened to the song on the Rolling Stone site and it wasn't bad, which is just a polite way of saying it wasn't all that great. I haven't even listened to my new copy of the Basement Tapes yet and this thing is coming down pretty soon. LouieB

Another guy who made it this far and no further. I had not heard about him in recent years, but apparently he became a drug rehab counselor because of the severity of his drug problems (Keith Moon apparently told him he was too much of a druggy.) Sad really. LouieB

I'll take them. CDs are great. You can play them in cars and on boom boxes. Paring down makes sense I suppose. LouieB

This is so cool. LouieB

Her band (without the Tweedys) kicks ass too. LouieB

Wow, been in the can for awhile. Going to go broke buying all the albums Jeff has had a hand in. LouieB

Strange it is at the Vic. Seems like there is more demand than that. Not going to be there anyway so I don't care. LouieB

Damn, I have to be out of Chicago during that period in March. LouieB

Does he still have any buzz left? Just curious. LouieB

Thanks. I found it somehow the other day. Looks pretty good. LouieB

Wow. Big Time!! LouieB

Couldn't find the trailer. Link? This will be preferable to the concert I saw filmed. LouieB

Very cool. Still no Chicago show I guess. LouieB

Is Sam still at the same school or did he graduate? LouieB

This is getting to be a regular thing. I am back on this Sunday, January 11 at 5:30 PM Central time on WNUR.org or 89.3 FM on Chicago's north side. More Numero, lots of crunchy singles, Magic Sam, Nashboro gospel, Isaac Hayes, New Orleans R&B and the Justin Townes Earle that didn't work last time I was on. Plus lots of pithy between song comments. It's going to be cold so tune me in between football games. Just 90 minutes of music. Thanks. LouieB

Peter Laughter - Take the Guitar Player for a Ride. Got a bunch of CD sets, but no one is interested in them. LouieB

Okay....back again this Sunday December 28 at 5:30 PM central on WNUR.org or 89.3 in Chicago. This week - more Dylan soul, country soul, Numero Omnibus, Odds and ends including Bill Withers, Gerri Granger, New Orleans, something contemporary, and Nashboro Gospel. Tune me in while you eat leftovers or watch sports. Thanks LouieB

Come on guys, who else did cool shit in Chicago during the residency. I mean I know Uptown is pretty exciting, but the rest of the city has stuff to offer. LouieB