Analogman

Yea - I just updated the other day and lost the skin I had. I have not been able to find it again. Whenever I update, it always changes the FLAC file icon, which I thankfully know how to fix. I bet this sort of deal would have bugged Jay.

WinaAmp is the one I use.

I should have said I found that by way of Expecting Rain, but I suppose most people who participate in these Dylan threads know about that site.

Unless someone puts them up at a BT site, or offers them up some other way, I doubt we will find them. There seems to be a lot of older Wilco/Jeff shows being posted at Dime A Dozen lately, so maybe they will show up.

It looks like Rhino is taking advantage of the anniversary:

No Depression Community Article Link

NPR Album Stream Link

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I wonder if he is still doing business with Fantasy Records. I recall reading a few years ago that he was working on a record of 50s songs, but it never came out. I think I am going to buy the Woodstock dvd when it comes out. There is also going to be a 6 cd boxset. I recall hearing the CCR Woodstock tracks somewhere before. As I recall, the sound was not so great.

Not a complaint - but what's the deal with the PM system. I see what the deal is now. Some people are not accepting personal messages.

There is also: Musicians Assistance Program

Billboard.com Link

I sometimes think of this song when I hear Ashes of American Flags:

Lexx

I think it has a clean organized look.

We've been offline since Sunday morning - Ms. Viatroy heard about Jay's passing on NPR here in upstate NY.

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I don't know about a cover, but they have been mentioned in about every issue as of late. One from 1997: Not Just a Country Rock Band

The Gilded Palace of Sin (1969) Burrito Deluxe (1970) After that, there are a lot of compilations, anthologies, etc. Granm Parsons The Flying Burrito Brothers

There is a website now for When Your're Strange. There is also another Doors film coming out: I've heard from a reliable source that this one is good.

I don't know - maybe I am going by things I read about the show.

They called themselves "The Bitch Boys". I've never really heard the show, nor do I want to. I get the feeling they were making fun of The Beach Boys there. Which is a shame, as there are probably a few BB songs they could do pretty well.

That is probably the Who album I play the most. I like the soundtrack to the movie also.