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Oh really - I missed that. The Clash and Mott The Hoople connection: Guy Stevens The dude who taught me about Mott The Hoople, way back in the last century, had it: Rock and Roll Queen

I see. I will have to remember that.

Anyone ever heard this? It's up at bt.etree.org.

Almost everyday someone puts up a show of his at bt.etree.org.

Grateful Dead Live at Tivolis Koncertsal on 1972-04-14

It's suppose to warm up to 50 here today. Someone forgot to tell the ice monsters though. They were all over the road as I was traipsing up to the laundromat this morning at 7:32 am.

Mott The Hoople (official site) They are now doing three shows: HMV Hammersmith Odeon, London UK 1, 2 & 3 October 2009 Any of you British dudes going?

I've read that the best versions of these albums are the original UK pressings - I've never heard them though.

That makes me think of Pat Boone's version of Crazy Train.

Interesting. Did that come up in a Google search, or did you search MySpace directly?

I wonder how many times I have seen that in the last 30 years or so.

Exactly. Santana

Check out this groovy graph, my young friend.

Pacific Gas & Electric - Are You Ready? Rare Earth - Get Ready Man - Daughter of the Fireplace Lucifer's Friend - Ride In The Sky Band of Gypsys -Who Knows Ritchie Havens - High Flying Bird (BBC) Golden Smog - I Can't Keep From Talking Bob Marley and The Wailers - Kinky Reggae Bob Marley and The Wailers - Rastaman Chant

Check the After The Show section: 7 Worlds Collide 01/05/09, Auckland, New Zealand Jeff Tweedy 01/29/09, Kalamazoo, MI

I see. You would think someone would have what you want around here somewhere. I don't even remember those tracks being in the Roadcase.

I stay away from those sort of deals.

Some things came up when I did a search - but many of them seemed like those scam Mp3 sites.

I don't recall that one - I don't think we have it up at The Owl and Bear. Personally, I've never messed with tracks in the Roadcase.

Google Launches ISP Throttling Detector and

That arrangement of I Wanna Be Your Dog goes back to Jeff's Uncle Tupelo days.

Yes, and Hank has a thing for him.

I drink a lot of their fine product, but I ain't paying that much bread for a pledge pin.