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So Many Roads - Soldier Field, Chicago, Illinois, 1995-07-09 is the last track on the So Many Roads (1965-1995) boxset. I still think that was sort of a tacky thing to put on there.

Don't pay - ever. If nothing else - go to Expecting Rain - there is a forum there and a links section.

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.