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That is interesting. I use to sit and look at those photos for long periods of time when I was a kid. 1962–1966 1967–1970

That is really weird. I guess she threw fate to the wind.

I don't think I have.

I have those on vinyl. My dad bought them when they came out. A friend of mine (in his early 20s) was looking at those at a Barnes and Noble the other day. He called and asked me what they were, as he had not seen that particular release before. He was getting those confused with the Past Masters cds.

I don't care for the song Mama, You've Been On My Mind. I forgot one: Joan Baez - Farewell, Angelina.

Here is a link to the people who have the show listed at db.etree.org: Wilco 10/30/02 - The Gibson Rooftop, Memphis, TN We have the 29th up at The Wilco Archive, but we don't have the 30th.

The Dylan Covers Database I think these may be it for me: Rod Stewart - Tommorrow Is A Long Time Jimi Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower Joe Cocker - Dear Landlord

In the second Steve podcast I mentioned, he talks about that. I think he even states that he prefers the Jerry Garcia Band over The Grateful Dead. He also says that he prefers a song over a jam, so that may have something to do with it.

Maybe I should give it a play.

I think Welcome to the Goodtimes is about the only song I can recall from that album. I was thinking, one thing you can say about the band, just like The Doors, all of their albums are a different trip. I still prefer the Amorica period. I like the jamming side of the band.

They are doing a North American tour again. The played in the place where I saw Rush on Tuesday.

I guess Greg must be doing good. I read on Jambands.com the other day that Gov't Mule is not going to tour next year. Maybe Warren will get a rest. Allman Brothers Band Adds Two Shows

I don't think I have played that album more than a few times. In the latest web video, Chris talks about By Your Side. I found this online the other day. Some of these songs are new to me.

If a source appears, you will probably see a thread about it here: Greatest Lost Track of All Time A lot of shows from the past year or so seem to be slow in appearing these days.

That's it.

The Warner Bros. Studio Albums Vinyl Box (Exclusive Edition) Taper's Section (August 16 - August 22, 2010)

Ron is playing Plynth (Water Down the Drain)-That's All You Need-Prodigal Son-Gasoline Alley (What else is in there?) The Faces forum

On second thought, it must be some sort of German TV show.

There was a thread on a message board (I can't recall where)last winter where some dude was posting everything Ryan ever released. If I think of the name of the place, I will let you know.

I was reading a lot of negative posts yesterday about the songs played, and the lengths of the last few shows. I grabbed a recent show, but I have not listened to it yet.

There's another music related podcast up on Steve's Sports site. He talks about The Grateful Dead, Aerosmith, and Prince.

He is playing Dash 7.

Saw this on the Crowesbase forum - did anyone get it: