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If you have never seen this: Moby Dick (1998 version), you should check it out.

I also prefer this: Bob Dylan - Visions Of Johanna Bob Dylan - Tangled Up In Blue

I just added all that information to our Wilco Live Show Archive spreadsheet - so I hope it's correct.

I was wondering about that myself. The dates are not listed on the official Wilco website.

I don't know if I agree with that - but then again, I am not a folk music expert. I don't really know a lot about it, just some stuff I learned from reading books and watching various documentaries. I'd much rather hear this: Bootleg Series Vol. 2 - 01 Seven Curses than say, Leopard Skin Pill Box Hat. When I was 15 or so, it probably would have been the opposite.

Randy's Blog has now became Ethan's Blog

I suppose you have to remember that the folk movement was associated with liberalism - in this country, anyhow.

Lecture Circuit deleted scenes

That was great.

I don't about the early days, but I think in the liner notes to the 75 show release she talks about sort of being thrown into the deep end. If I recall correctly, she said he kept changing the songs, and she did not know what was going to go down until they were actually doing it onstage. I think she says something about "watching his mouth". I suppose we also have to remember that on stage vocal monitor systems were still not all that great in 1975. At least compared to what we have today, anyhow. I recall reading in one of those Dylan books about him and Bob Neuwirth talking her into joini

Usually, I don't mess with any band members solo efforts. But - I heard Little Sunflower on the podcast I mentioned a couple pages back - and decided to seek out the show it was from. As I said - I found it - but it is a dead seed, so I found another show. I really have not listened to the rest of the show yet - but that song Little Sunflower is pretty cool.

She was an early champion of his, helped his music reach a wider audience, and they were together. We should remember that.

One for the lady: One for the cat: One for the Cuddly Toys out there: The Monkees - Cuddly Toy Make your own candy valentine: ACME Heart Maker

I have not been able to find the Legion of Mary show I wanted - but I did get this one:

Buy the cds. It's a neat little package.

The President gave a great speech tonight:

Air America Nova M Radio - The Home of Randi Rhodes & Mike Malloy

I think that is in the No Direction Home book. I can't recall exactly.

I would like to take that test. (Dear Friends & Fans, a little glimpse from center stage.)

Not my favorite song on the album, but Steve kicks on the drums: