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It could have been Jack Pearson.

Here's some information about the source: Alex Jones.

A bit of a O. Henry ending tonight.

What song was Derek playing the Les Paul on? A lot of people think Dickey is going to be one of the guest. I don't see that happening.

That is one of Butch Truck's ideas/companies. I've only saw them once: Band/Artist: The Allman Brothers Band Date: 09/01/95 Venue: Star Lake Amphitheater Location: Burgettstown, PA Opening band: The Jayhawks with Victoria Williams Notes: (I am looking for this show.) 1. Don't Want You No More 2. It's Not My Cross To Bear 3. Ain't Wastin' Time No More 4. Ramblin' Man 5. Good Clean Fun 6. Sailin' 'Cross The Devil's Sea 7. The Same Thing 8. Soulshine 9. End Of The Line 10. Stormy Monday 11. Back Where It All Begins 12. Hoochie Coochie Man 13. No One To Run With 14. Jessica 1

It's nice to see Satan get his props for once: Heaven and Hell (new album cover art.) Source Amazon pre-order Some news about two more Sabbath re-issues. So far, these all seem to be a Uk only release.

I wonder if some more of these big magazines will go under this year? I figure it is bound to happen. I have not seen an issue of Paste in a long time. If it is anything like Rolling Stone, they could save some paper and just post their lists and news bits online.

Back when I use to buy used cds, I would end up with a lot of BMG stamped cds. I think a lot of people use to rip them off, and sell them to the place where I use to buy cds. I think I still have most of them. I recall having to usually replace the jewel case, as they would be cracked. When I was a kid, people did this via Columbia House - which still exists.

Hittin' The Note (official website). The Allman Brothers Band (Wikipedia entry). Photographs from the Beacon Run (2009). Albums: Officially released vault shows:

I never really listened to them, the old stuff, or the 80s stuff. I won a radio station trivia contest one time - due to the fact that I knew the name of the famous actress Peter was married to back in the 70s.

You should hear this show: Legion of Mary June 4, 1975 I doubt The J. Geils Band complained too much about their 80s success, it made them rich.

From a post on Ryan Adams Archive:

They did - sort of: J. Geils Reunion 2009

I have always thought she was a bit off, but most creative people are that way.

Elvis on Tour (1972) is a cool film.

When I first saw the title, I thought she was covering The Animals song of the same name.

The first (and so far, only) HD shot concert film I have seen/own is, The Black Crowes: Freak N' Roll. It looks weird the first time you see it - almost 3D, or it looked that way to me, anyhow.

The more I read her latest interviews, the more I think she is a few bricks shy of a full load.

I've heard most all of those, I just have not bought them. I gave up on being a completest a few years ago, but I will get those albums someday. Before the Flood (re-master) (March 31st) New Morning, and, The Basement Tapes also. Various Dylan Blu-Spec cds to be released. (Amazon.com link). I've never heard of this format. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:

I see that she is in a lot of music magazines this month.

I actually have a slight memory of seeing that the night it was on TV.

I should have mentioned that - mainly, the jam session part.

I think without him, we would not have rock and roll as we know it today. I never really got into his music all that much, although I admire the cd and concert film I mentioned in my post. As you know, the music of the mid 60s-mid 70s is my favorite music to listen to, and he certainly was a major influence on those bands. Almost every time I read an interview with the members of one of the British beat/blues bands, he is often cited as one of the main reasons they wanted to form a band and make rock and roll music. I suppose his place in American culture overshadows the music he created