Analogman

You're welcome.

Last night, I noticed that if you watch the video all the way to the end you have an option of going to the Vimeo site - where you can watch all of the videos he has put up.

I agree with that - he does speak rather fondly of them.

$50.00-$100 bucks

I am sure someone has scanned them all by now - and they are probably out there to snag - but I have not found them. I will have the first volume this week.

I'd like to know why they just don't reprint them - hell, they should get GD Inc, to do it. I was thinking of asking you to photocopy it.

The only listing I could really find for it was some old posts where people were selling them for 400-500 bucks.

The Deadhead's Taping Addendum

I have never heard of them playing an acoustic set - should be interesting. I believe they are trying to re-connect with their blues roots these days. I was never that much into them - but, Billy is a hell of a guitar player.

Farm Aid Webcast

That's right - I noticed that earlier.

There's a new video in the mailbox.

Sugar Mountain is just around the bend, eh.

If not that, then they will be doing what The Doors did - get someone (Ian Astbury/Brett Scallions) to sing the songs who does so in thier own way. I wonder who the "American guy" is - Chris Cornell, perhaps.

Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Auditorium on 1969-06-27 The bonus track of Weir singing Dire Wolf on the Workingman's Dead re-master comes from the show above - dig the pedal steel.

I use to look at Justin Kreutzmann's blog - It's still active I see.

From Dodd's site The Stranger (Two Souls in Communion)(live at JAHRHUNDERT HALLE - Frankfurt, West Germany 4/26/72) (McKernan)

I think I have seen those up as a torrent somewhere. I can't recall - it could have been archive.org. I rather like that song The Stranger.

I suppose due to so many great songs, those songs fall by the way side. Operator is basically a old blues/Robert Johnson rip-off - I dig it though. I need to get my hands on those songs he was putting together for an album - information.