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I use to have about all of them from early 80s - they are long gone though. The ones I mentioned above were given to me by a friend of mine.

I hope you mean the commercial release - there is no reason to pay money for so-called bootlegs these days. You can find all that sort of thing online.

Blondie actually played at a dog track here where I live - go figure.

I recall seeing that when it was on - 2000, I think it was.

Thanks - I may check them all out for the heck of it. That song sounds like The Doors.

I don't think I have ever heard any of their albums except for the one I own.

That's it.

The Clash - The Man In Me (Youtube link)

I always skip that one - I don't think Yes was the sort of band that should have been doing covers in the first place.

Anodyne (re-mastered version)

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Jeff Beck, Dwight Yoakam, Roy Acuff

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A few hours I think. That is where we saw Wilco a few summers ago. Do you want to try and plan to go?

I had the first album - never heard the second one. Of course, there is also Free - Be My Friend (1970 Isle of Wight Festival). In the stack of Circus magazines I have from 74/75, there are several features about Bad Company.

Also - possibly one of the only bands on the Swan Song label to have any lasting success.

I still think this song has a great groove.

Much like The Byrds recording new songs on the boxset some years back - they are doing this to claim the name Bad Company. I think some of the dudes who were in the band after Paul left are planing to tour using the name Bad Company - and thus, the original guys are trying to stop them. That is, minus Boz Burrell, who died a few years ago. The various versions of the band.

I just read the Pattie Boyd book - and she talks about doing such things back in the day.

I'll get them all - eventually. Of course, I have been saying that forever.

Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid Street Legal Slow Train Coming Saved Empire Burlesque Knocked Out Loaded Down in the Groove Under the Red Sky Before the Flood Bob Dylan at Budokan Real Live Dylan & The Dead MTV Unplugged

Good point - I have not listened to that tape in years. These Dylan threads keep reminding me that I need to go and buy all the Dylan cds I don't yet own.