Analogman

They also allow their shows to be put up at Archive.org.

You can watch Crime Story on Hulu for free. I use to watch it back in the day. Dennis was actually a cop in real life - before he became an actor. Todd Rundgren and Al Kooper both worked as musical directors on the show.

Some more background on the film: by way of the Boston Globe

Notice the TWEEDY license plate - I have to disagree with Mr. Linc again - I think Warren is great.

Old Bob is turning into Prince:

You might like the first couple of albums. You can easily find all those tracks on Youtube.

Now I have to wonder if that is the first time they played with Warren.

Cool (I don't always trust what I find on Twitter.)

Ryan Bingham (see below) My Morning Jacket (see below) Wilco (see below) Bob Dylan (see below)

I think Rush still does. I believe Iron Maiden has their roadies do the soundcheck. In Tom Wright's book, he talks about The Eagles, and says whoever showed up first at soundcheck got to pick the songs they would play. I wonder if Dylan has ever done such a thing. I recall seeing a photo somewhere a few years ago that showed him and the band playing cards on the bus. I think it is sort of funny how he makes everyone dress up. That goes back to Bill Monroe, I would think.

I am often intrigued by bands/artists who have been around a long time and do a soundcheck. I've read that Paul McCartney does, and here we learn that Bob does not. I didn't figure he did. The way that guy describes him is about what we seem to hear/read. I suppose the thing to remember is that he wasn't always that way. And he did reach out and talk to them at the end.

You are right. It's just that I think she was really great. I actually don't really care much for that song. It's all good though.

I don't like The Flaming Lips, so I don't know about that comparison. But - My Morning Jacket are great. I'd say they are nothing like Phish. I'd have to say that I lean toward the first three albums. The last two I did not buy. I stopped at "Z".

You should make a sign with glue and glitter spelling out SANTA FE with some smiley faces and red hearts on the sides. And then - run toward the stage with it, and yell SANTA FE! SANTA FE! SANTA FE!

Better than Sandy Denny? That's not possible.

When I was looking the song up on Youtube, I found some terrible cover versions.

I thought that was a Basement Tape song?

I'll tell you a Dylan song I really like - Santa Fe. It's a nothing song, but the groove is great.

It's shame he doesn't do some of those songs - instead of some of the songs he plays hundreds of times.

Day of The Locust and Went To See The Gypsy I rather like those two songs.

My Morning Jacket:

The rest of the setlists:

Richard Thompson: My Morning Jacket setlist: Dylan setlist:

Richard Thompson setlist: Dylan setlist: