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I have a really great live version of Dreams done by The Black Crowes and Jimmy Herring.

The re-master has more live stuff than the original release. Melissa is one of my favorite songs of all time.

Another T-Bone Burnett produced album - Gregg Allman & Friends Adds Dates I like that album also. The same with Brothers and Sisters. After that, it is sort of sketchy. I was watching some Black Crowes Cabin Fever videos on Youtube yesterday and noticed Luther was channeling Duane somewhat. Pretty cool.

Another T-Bone Burnett produced album - Gregg Allman & Friends Adds Dates

Eddie Vedder Guests At Who London Show (I guess Billboard now uses AUD shot videos in their news stories.) (I have no idea who Tom Meighan is, but he is doing a good job there. Also, he is wearing a suit like the one Sting wore in the movie.)

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I think there is definitely a Yardbirds rave-up/Dick Dale influence going on there.

How about calling it a current resurgence among young people? I don't recall seeing any record albums in stores since cds became the format of choice. I am talking about chain places, not the corner mom and pop record store with used vinyl, and 45s of the local bands. Of course, now cds are on their way out, chain places are going/gone, and you can buy records albums at Best Buy. It seems weird to me. I think it is really only something that has become the in thing to do, and/or something that music freaks collect. Most people I know only listen to the radio, or their music collectio

Get these:

I've always liked the sound of Jerry's guitar on Cream Puff War.

Here's another article: Phish Returns To TV During 'Late Night' Stones Week I am glad this will be online somewhere, as I don't stay up that late.

Also - as it was explained above, the old vinyl records were made from the same master as the cds. On the other side of that, one of the reasons old cds generally sound like crap is due to the fact they were made using the same source as the last pressing of the vinly record album. At least you don't have record sleeves with advertisements on them for other albums these days. I also recall when cd booklets contained ads, and generic artwork. I am not a fan of the loudness wars, and it is rare thing when re-issues come out right. There are some good ones out there, and some not so good o

I have heard that you can fix cds with very fine sandpaper, or toothpaste. I have never tried those things though.

Taper's Section (March 29 - April 4, 2010)

I Am Ozzy Ozzy Osbourne and Chris Ayres The Poisoner's Handbook: Murder and the Birth of Forensic Medicine in Jazz Age New York Deborah Blum I'm Dying Up Here: Heartbreak and High Times in Stand-up Comedy's Golden Era William Knoedelseder

She has a great show on the BBC, and still tours in Europe. Also, she has a book out, and a documentary is coming out about her one of these days.

I don't think I have ever heard any Jakob Dylan songs, other than what is on the first two Wallflowers albums. And I am not really that familiar with those albums.

If you are searching these places, then you have it covered. Sites where Wilco shows are most likely to appear: bt.etree.org Dime A Dozen.org Sometimes, a new show will appear here: The Trader's Den.org Other sites: Hunger City.org Pure Live Gigs.com Zomb Torrents.com

Dudes - There have been very few shows from this tour to appear so far. You may see it soon, a while from now, or not at all. Who knows. There is no need to get jacked up.

The scene where Erin is chatting up the dude at the bar was funny as hell. She is great.

I have to say - no way. (For me, anyhow.) Since I am being somewhat negative, why is she wasting time on one of those weirdo cartoon shows? She should get on The Marty Stuart Show instead.

Another T-Bone Burnett production. . . (although he did work with Jakob before).

That is Greg Allman . He must have got himself a new lady friend.

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Weird. I am on here all the time, and I don't recall such a thing.