Analogman

I believe that was Howie's first video with the band.

That video for You Got Lucky was big also. I think I recall seeing it on Night Tracks.

Aha - you are right. I meant Kings Highway.

I like the acoustic version of that song (Kings Road).

It's Good To Be King is one of my favorite TP songs. And also a great video.

Good call on Mystery Man - such a great groove. I'd go with Straight Into Darkness.

Dad Band Dave here is really into Wilco. . .

Interview with Roger and Chris

I think I read that one also. The GD Gear book is great.

I think the two I read were about San Francisco bands and Monterey Pop. I recall seeing him in various documentaries over the years.

I've read some of that guy's books. He seems to be a sort of TMZ guy in a way.

I have heard GD shows where I swear Jerry is using one of those. But there is no mention of it in the GD Gear book.

There is also a video out there of Gene Parsons showing how he built the B-Bender. And apparently now there are B-Bender acoustic guitars. I have always liked that sound.

That's it.

There's a video on YT where he talks about how he got it. I think he has had it since the late 70s or 1980s.

Gavin and Stacey (2007-2010) And I finally saw Season 3 of Detectorists which I thought was funny as hell.

Jeff must be branching out the same as Bruce Dickinson - airplanes are the future.

Mr. Dynamite: The Rise of James Brown (2014) This describes a scene that is particularity interesting:

That's it.

I saw an article the other day about some new post 95 GD book. It seems the author is going after dirt on Phil and his wife. I bet he is not too happy about that.

I believe I saw some talk about this on another message board last night. I think that is about what they came up with. I think Kidd Candelario was also mentioned. I wonder if they left off Betty's name due to the disputes they have had with her in the past? This is from the Dead Essays Blog:

It does not mention who the taper was I noticed. Ramrod?

I'm not sure I will buy this album. Maybe I will at some point. I don't feel the need to get it right away though.

Whole thing streaming at NPR: Hell-On