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Sugar Magnolia is a great song of joy. I liked it even when I did not listen to the GD.

I've seen photos of him wearing GD shirts. And I am not sure I believe that is a Hendrix guitar. I've never heard of him owning a Hendrix guitar before.

I don't believe at least two things I read in that article.

If you people are talking about the May 1 2003 show - it is had been circulating for years. It was one of the first shows I was sent a long time ago I think. You can find it at The Wilco Live Show Archive.

She is going to break up Wilco and Son Volt. And then make then re-form Uncle Tupelo.

I have some Faces shows from that same place.

I saw another video where she was playing acoustic at the same place.

Any of you Chicago people ever see Joanna Connor? Walkin' Blues

I have to say I mostly stopped listening to his new music several years ago. But Faithless Street and Strangers Almanac are two of my favorite albums of all time.

That's one of those Bill Graham Presents videos.

It is a great show. I am watching Luther again.

Speaking of that - There's a Wilco song in the show Now and Again - which I recently re-watched. It's a song off of Summerteeth.

Odd timing - now that he is geared up to be releasing a bunch of albums this year. "through his lawyer" = his shit is in trouble

I (mostly) watched Paradox recently. I like the sound of Neil's guitar. I was reminded of the soundtrack of Dead Man.

I have not looked at that place in a while. Although - oddly enough - I just got an alert about the Roger Daltrey cd I want.

I was glad to see Endeavor (season 5) up on Amazon Prime finally. It's getting hard to catch a lot of these British shows due to BritBox and Acorn.

I've been on there since it started. Probably one of the first things I got was the album: Soundtrack Recordings from the film Jimi Hendrix. Or the Flying Burrito Brothers cd I got all the way from Holland.

I seldom ever buy records anymore - but I have had good experiences with Ebay.

Danny Hutton is the only singer left. Cory has passed on - and Chuck does his own thing.

That is amazing. I don't it was until I got a bootleg VHS tape that I saw it. Unless It was on Cinemax or HBO or somewhere else that I am not remembering,

Yea - that is a heavy song.

That rooftop sequence is so powerful. Of course - back in the day - you could only read about it. I probably did not see it until sometime in the early 1990s.

I bet that's it.

I guess we may see a mew release of Let It Be after all.

Miller's Cave?