Analogman

It was the sort of movie A&E use to run. I want to say I saw Human Highway on that channel also. But I am not sure about that.

I actually rather like that 1969 movie. Neil Young is in '68. I guess we also have to throw in Barbarosa (1982) since Willie was mentioned. I wonder if Neil is paying for the movie?

Anyone ever seen the film '68 (1988)?

Friday Night Videos (October 28th 1983)

Fascinating and sad at the same time - With what little I know about the blues guys - that seems to be a familiar story. I have the following on my Amazon list: Worried Blues - Skip James, Furry Lewis, and R.L. Burnside.

Below are all the shows we have collected and uploaded from January 2017 to December 2017:

I hope we get Series 3 sooner than later.

I always figured he would be the one to write a book. There are already some great stories to be heard by way of his old podcast.

Well, it must be a mystery then.

I've been posting a lot as of late.

Ha ha I know where you saw that.

Along with Marcus King. It sounds like he is planning to do a "greatest hits" show. I have been talking about this off and on somewhere else and didn't think about posting it here.

Thanks for doing that work.

I was watching the Les Bros set from last month yesterday. Even though I have tried - I don't think I care for Marcus King all that much.

An Adventure in Time and Space (2013) I don't recall seeing this before.

And now again - it's on Amazon Prime now.

I live in a college town. I see those and face and arm piercings everyday. It does seem a bit odd when some old man does it though.

It sort of amazes me they are doing all this press for the Automatic for The People re-issue. Have they done that sort of thing for the other re-issues?

I've read some interviews lately that suggest he may or may not want to play at the ceremony.

I can remember when Bon Jovi was considered a hair metal band.

Of course - writing that stuff has made him a very wealthy man. At least he is going to let the guys who left the band on stage for the ceremony.

I didn't know this until not too long ago. Mike Pinder actually worked in the factory where Mellotrons were built.