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It was a supergroup (The Band, The Byrds, The Lovin Spoonful', The Young Rascals, Ronnie Spector, and whoever the bass player is. He looks like Fred Turner from B.T.O). That song is on John's album Tar Beach. I think Levon Helm is also on that album. It was released in 1993.

I saw that link on Facebook due to Cary Hudson - and figured the Wilco place was on the list.

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Interesting. It must be one of those Legacy releases.

I've seen it somewhere, but I can't recall the name of it. I think it was some sort of "supergroup" deal. I think this is what I was thinking of: We Are The World (1985)

A new article about Neil's new audio format (Rollingstone.com):

The Owl and Bear are going to bless us with two updates this month and two next month. Below is the first update (03/23/2012): Below is the second update (03/30/2012):

I recall watching it when it was on. There are also those films with Peter Cushing. I recall seeing them by way of the public library's VHS collection many years ago. Along with the video Mr. Crow posted, I also some an announcement about the new girl who is going to be on the show. Since I found the Sherlock series online, I have taken a break from watching Doctor Who. Jenna-Louise Coleman Terror of the Autons (01/02/1971) - first appearance of The Master. The Invasion of The Dinosaurs. I wonder who came up with the idea of the hovercraft car. Pretty wacky. I'm now watching this epi

I thought of her, but she would not be hanging around the stage - I don't think. She would have been too busy with the tapes. It could be Frankie Weir. More photos from the show - Jim Anderson.

And Not For The Season (December 2000).

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I remember when people looked like that. There are some great 1970s candid photos on Flickr.

Dave's Picks Volume 2 (07/31/1974) There are some nice photographs accompanying the early announcement of the release. I know that one chick is Donna, but who is the other woman?

I think there are earlier versions - from 2000/2001.

The first part may be posted in this thread somewhere. I guess they posted it in January. But - I thought it might be good to have both the links there.

Another multi-page interview with David Lemieux: (part 1) - (part 2).

I was wonderin' if anyone would mention that album.

I think he probably said - Dylan did a Christmas album, Paul did an album of standards, how can I top that? Ah yes, get Crazy Horse together and put out an album containing songs such as Tom Dooley and Get a Job.

Still no official release of Let It Be, but: Yellow Submarine Gets Digital Makeover (from Billboard.com) And some more info by way of Guitarworld:

That would have been cool. Doctor Who and The Silurians - per-cursor to The Hungry Earth. Does anyone recall the Doctor Who movie that was on TV? I think it was in 1996.

He even has his own car.

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Yea - the first Doctor was aloof, but sort of mean. The second Doctor seemed a bit wimpy. And the third - more dashing. The Mind Robber is another great episode from the time of the second Doctor.

I've never seen any of the Davidson episodes. I started with Tom Baker (back in the day). I don't know that I care for the 2nd Doctor all that much - but some of those episodes are great. Such as The Celestial Toymaker. Of course, a lot of the episodes are missing. Actually - I probably did see some of the Davidson episodes. But I don't recall any of them. I might when I get up to that point.

I'm up to Spearhead From Space (January 1970). This happens to be the first color episode. And the first with Jon Pertwee as the Doctor.