Analogman

Uh, so far this new album is pretty quiet, for lack of a better term. 1. Groove Me 2. By Your Side (originally on Cary's album The Phoenix) 3. 70's Song 4. She's a Wild One 5. Midnight in Mississippi 6. Emily Smiles 7. Butterfly (originally on Cary's album The Phoenix) 8. Pretty Please (originally on the Blue Mountain album Homegrown) 9. Gentle Soul 10. Rainy Day 11. Free State of Jones (originally on Cary's album Cool Breeze) 12. Skinny Dipping

Sometimes, those videos were put up late at night, and gone the next day. I have never seen the one were he is playing the banjo.

Link - Salon.com

Oh, sorry - I don't think I have ever really seen that show.

I don't think I know who that is.

Ralph Nader is going to be in town today. I guess he is giving some sort of talk tonight at the student union.

The Six Bible Passages Used To Condemn Homosexuals When you do a google search, a lot of links come up, actually several million. The link above containes some essays on how the passages most people quote have been wrongly interpreted to condemn homosexuals. I am far removed from the religious training I went through as a child and pre-teen, (and yes, I have seen people speak in tongues) so I do not recall if the above information makes sense, or if the guy is just another person putting a spin on things. I suppose those who practice certain religious beliefs could say that his findings

I posted about that a while back - it got overlooked I think.

That's the thing with reference books, they get outdated. Particularly now a days, when you you have all of this tweaking and re-release of AUD tapes going on.

Since I am all about the history of whatever, those books are great for learning about the history of taping GD shows, and finally, the history of the Betty Board Tapes.

I'd say besides Shakey, and the DLR book, those are the best "rock books" I have ever read.

That's it.

Ms. Viatroy and I were at that show. No tape exist (that I know of) - which is a shame - do you recall the banter between him and the dude in the front row?

Yahoo news story about the show - featuring the video for Foolish Heart!?

I doubt they will re-release any of the Douglas era recordings - at least not in the way Douglas put them together. Crash Landing 1975, Midnight Lightning 1975, Nine to The Universe 1980 (The unedited versions of "Jimi/Jimmy Jam" and "Drone Blues" were featured on the 2004 Dagger Records release Hear My Music), Radio One - BBC Sessions 1988 (this one was re-done and released by the family)

This will be your second chance to buy that Cold Roses belt buckle.

I think that is an old one - he has been re-posting videos as of late. The one with the puppets the other day was up at the blog before also.

Man, you always get to hang with the bands.

Uh huh - I have a feeling the Hendrix Estate will be putting a stop to this:

They have already played some shows together. Several of the upcoming shows have been canceled.