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Bon Jovi, Alice Cooper Up for Rock Hall of Fame

Taper's Section (September 27 - October 3, 2010)

I like some of it. I dig around on Youtube, and check out various tracks.

I've read some stuff about the Northern Soul movement. I first learned about it by way of a Mojo Magazine article.

At The Wigan Casino?

There was a time when they use to cover Faces songs. I don't recall seeing those songs in the set list for quite a while. The BC Tour Blog has been updated with a nice post about their Georgia Music Hall of Fame ceremony.

I think he also said he was a fan, but did not really know any of his songs. Rick bought that album. I forget how much he paid the guy for it.

I've read that it was not staged. Someone must have done some research and knew that he often walks around the town where he is playing.

Deborah Koons I have feeling it has been re-done a few times. I think Rock Scully talks about that place in his book. Bill Kreutzmann just showed up in the list of people I should add as a friend on Facebook.

I wonder who owns it now. I've read that his estate was not worth very much when he died.

From the set lists I have seen, Tom Petty has been playing a good bit of the new album this summer. I often think of something that Neil kept saying in Shakey - "they won't play it on the radio anyhow".

A lot of the recent tour is just not out there anywhere.

A lot of people don't seem to care for the acoustic songs, or the so-called country rock songs. The only one I look at is the one at Crowesbase.

I don't think I had heard that show before either. (I really wish Wilco had signed off on letting their live shows be posted at Archive.org.)

By way of Mountain Bed: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-20 Taper's Section (September 20-September 26, 2010)

Last night's show (9/19/2010), is up at bt.etree.org. (I am think about making a thread in the bit torrent section to list all the shows from this tour. Is there enough interest around here to spend time on doing that?)

Which they have actually learned from The Grateful Dead, or Fleetwood Mac. I have read various accounts of how that came to be. I think the Crosby song he is talking about came from the Planet Earth Rock And Roll Orchestra sessions.

I just saw it a little while ago. I am grabbing it now.

That's a great album. Grateful Dead Live at Felt Forum - Madison Square Garden on 1971-12-05

Furthur (Twitter) Phil Lesh and Brian Lesh Build on David Crosby and Ola Belle Reed Originals for New Furthur Songs

It's a Bob Marley song. They also released it as a B-side. There are one or two Black Crowes B-sides collections floating around out there to be had.

It's an old traditional song, I think. Both Jeff and Jay have covered it.

They played East Virginia Blues last night. The show is up on Dime, I hope it makes it's way to bt.etree.org.

I wonder if Ms. Staples has ever covered the song I Just Want To See His Face.