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Bob Dylan Teams With Citibank For Xmas Album Promo I don't know how much of a reward it will be to get that album. ha ha ha ha

Billboard article: . It's nice to see they are going to offer FLAC files.

Speaking of Poco, I found this on the Lefsetz Letter today:

Ryan's Foggy-TV website I have not listened to the new stuff yet, but some of those videos (the one with the hand puppet) are old ones.

Taper's Section - September 28 - October 4, 2009

Article from Billboard.com:

You mean somewhere local? Amazon.com has it for 18 bucks I think.

It's still in print. Although it was filmed, there was no DVD release. It is available as 2 CD live album only.

A lot of people may disagree with you. The 9/12 Project

Gone daddy, done.

I usually don't even bother with people doing cover songs on Youtube, but this kid has talent: T.Rex - The Soul Of My Suit (Here's a clip of Marc doing it.)

I have a feeling that Experience Hendrix Inc. will want a piece of the action.

It seems to me they are sweeping up everyone, regardless of what they are doing. I have seen that sort of thing go down in another country I was in once, only the troops were not carrying pepper spray, but rather machine guns. I hope no one is killed this weekend.

I have read that it may be on the Stills boxset that is coming out this year (I think).

I noticed the Wilco comment also. I suppose some of us have seen him at shows, and did not even know it. Grateful Dead Live at AoxomoxoA Outtakes on 1969-12-31 (Archive.org link)

This was posted at Jambands.com this summer. They have redesigned their site, and I just noticed the interview yesterday. I can't recall if it was posted here or not. I did a search around the time period, and did not see it. Anyhow, it is a very informative interview. They even talk about the 1972-08-27 - Veneta, Oregon film again. David Lemieux: The Dead Archivist Abides – Part I David Lemieux: The Dead Archivist Abides – Part II

I think I read somewhere that there may be some sort of anniversary re-issue of the first album, and a tour featuring the songs. I can't recall where I read that though. It may have been in some interview with Steve that I read online. If they do that, maybe they can do something about the sound, like Pearl Jam did with Ten.

We have a thread about it, if you want to post in it: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame thread.

I saw this on Expecting Rain today: From The Hank Williams Project: Lucinda Williams - I'm Happy I Found You

That's a good point. I don't ever need to hear Hard To Handle again though. I can't believe they still do that one. I rather like these three songs from the first album: Twice as Hard, Sister Luck, and Seeing Things.

He played with a lot of bands. He was with The Jefferson Airplane for a time also. You can see him playing with them in the Woodstock film.

I think I read somewhere that they may do that with their first album next year. I don't know if I am fan of that sort of thing or not.

Terry Melcher (son of Doris Day) The song Look at Your Game, Girl is on The Spaghetti Incident (Guns 'N' Roses). Also, the song Never Learn Not To Love (a Beach Boys song) was originally a Manson song called Cease To Exist. I have read that the defense attempted to subpoena The Beatles in the Manson trial. There are websites out there kept by those who follow Manson, and I think various tapes he made are out there to be had.

If you have trouble, make sure your pop-up blocker is turned off, as there is a pop-up deal involved in getting the tracks.

I never got into them, but I was watching these videos the other day: Rock And Roll Crazies The Treasure