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jgriff

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  1. I think once he got rid of Heywood and the Boquist brothers Jay has yet to capture what most of us liked years ago. I'm a big fan but was pretty disappointed when I saw SV a couple of years ago. Said 3 words and pretty much ignored his back catalog. Windfall, Drown and Tear Stained Eye (which are classics IMHO). Everything else from the new one which are slow depressing numbers. I know he's not Tweedy but acknowledge the fans like every other artist does. I've just been able to listen again. A little rant because they were so good. And came off as a jerk referring to tweedy as the 'bass player' in his book. He should check out a Jayhawks show and take some notes on how to treat the people who paid $$. They're happy to be on stage and act genuine. Ok I'll stop.

  2. Awesome show and Jeff was hilarious. Not sure if Radio King was on the setlist but when I yelled it out he started playing. Sure it was a coincidence but Anyway that made me happy. Tried to get him to play monkey mess which he responded 'that's a deep deep cut'. Glad I got to see Jeff and Spencer play. I would love to hear a recording just for the F*ck Encores part at the end. Dude cracks me up.

  3. Anyone know all the players joining Dave and Gillian?  Here's what the website says...."Featuring members of Gillian Welch, Punch Brothers, Led Zeppelin, and a former member of Old Crow Medicine Show, the Fall 2013 Machine will provide a night of distinctive picking, high lonesome songs, and many other fine acoustic entertainments."  John Paul Jones would be the Zep member.  Got my ticket for the Atlanta show. 

  4. No. 1 tie - Deadly Gentlemen - Roll Me Tumble Me

                    Waxahatchee - Cerulean Salt 

     

    No particular order

     

    Neko Case - The Worse Things Get....

    Great Peacock - Great Peacock EP

    Josh Ritter - The Beast in Its Tracks

    Mark Mulcahy - Dear Mark J Mulcahy, I Love You

    Danny & The Champions of the World - Stay True

  5. That's a great photo. Totally blows me away just to see a picture of Weir up on stage with Wilco. A convergence of my musical obsessions I never imagined to see.

    Thanks!  Security made me take my camera back to the car so one of the 40 iphone photos turned out thank goodness.  Asked why and they told me Dylan said so.  :)   Weir seems like a cool cat playing with MMJ and Wilco.  

  6. Awesome show last night.  Dark California Stars was quite amazing.  Security was really tight in the pit so all I could manage was this photo.  First time seeing MMJ and was blown away.  Weir sounded great and Dylan was good but after Wilco and Jacket blasting their set it was a bit of a come down.  

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  7. Windfall (#1)

    Tear Stained Eye (#2)

    Catching On

    Out of the Picture

    Live Free

    Picking Up the Signal

    Left a Slide

    Creosote (#3)

    Last Minute Shakedown

    Driving the View

    Right on Through

    Hanging Blue Side (#4)

    Gramophone (#6)

    Methamphetamine (tie #3)

    L Train

    Dynamite

    Cocaine and Ashes (not sure why I like this one so much)

    No Turning Back (#7)

    Jukebox of Steel

     

    Solo

    Clear Day Thunder (#9)

    Barstow

    Feed Kill Chain (#8)

    Vitamins (#10)

    No Rolling Back

  8. I'd recommend the Yo Gabba Gabba soundtrack as well as the show. The album has songs from the Roots, Of Montreal, Mark Kozolek, Shins, Biz Markie, Chromeo, and others. That show is crazy. Other than that, you can't go wrong with Dan Zanes who puts on one heck of a live show as well. My 6 and 4 yr old both like Avett Bros, Jenny Owens Young, Wilco A.M and Wilco (the song), She and Him, M Ward, Willie Nelson and a little Doc Watson so far. The first line of Shotgun Willie crack the little ones up every time. Also check out Jerry Garcia and David Grisman's Not for Kids Only. There's some fine picking and you'll like it too. I've successfully avoided the Wiggles and Raffi so far thank god.

  9. Happy Friday. Here's a bunch of live sets circa 1996 from the hard core troubador. My link

     

     

    Saw him play some sweet acoustic shows with kelly willis a bunch of years ago and the man can pick. If I'm not mistaken, he did a short tour with a band a couple of years ago. Six Parts Seven or something like that, but yeah I'd like to see him with some backing musicians. Thanks for keeping the thread alive.

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