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Amazon link Plus a video for Dreamin' of You - with Harry Dean Stanton.

Sorry if someone else posted this - my internet has been down. But - he was also a writer for Richard Pryor, Good Times, Sanford and Son - and other things. You probably knew that.

I still think it is funny how much that one song sounds like CSNY - and Stephen Stills son is actually on the song.

What about Paul Mooney?

I can say no more.

If you vote for him, I will tell you some unknown by the public at large Stonewall Jackson stories.

I think he will do just fine.

Wilcobase listing. No listing for that one at db.etree.org. We don't have it at the archive.

I'd take her to a doctor. You will also have to treat everything in your house - and everywhere she has been, seats in the car, etc.

Interesting - I saw them upon for The Allman Brothers Band. Usually, people seem to prefer those albums, or Sound of Lies - I have noticed over the years.

No, I saw the story on Digg.

I'm sure they will make one.

Meghan McCain:

What about these: Sound of Lies (1997) Smile (2000) In various reviews of Rainy Day Music - the following bands were often mentioned - "(the) Byrds, CSNY, and Poco, the post-Gram Parsons Burrito Brothers". I suppose if I were to get more picky - I would say that The Jayhawks did not really fit the definition of alt. country in a lot of ways, and in fact, were more like the country rock bands of the early 70s, at least until they went for a more commercial mainstream sound. I have been listening to Beachwood Sparks recently - and they invoke that time period also I think. Although, at

I think I snagged Gary's album and listened to it - did not care for it. I have never really heard any of Marc's solo stuff.

I am curious to hear the Gary/Marc album that is coming out.

Actually, I am not sure I would classify The Jayhawks, or Wilco, for that matter as alt.country beyond their first album. It

That's what I was referring to - and Mr. Stooka posted a link to - which I should have done. Apparently, it changed him for the rest of his life - he was not without a bodyguard after that, so I have read.

I have always read that the film crew was changing film at the moment that happened - there is audio of it - it is on The Who boxset.

Now, that's a good point. I think I read about that somewhere - maybe in the FZ book.

That's it - I figured most folks would know what FZ means - maybe not.