Analogman

I figured - as Bob did not start playing slide until after this time period - if I am thinking right. I don't know if I would call it "funky" - sounds sort of fumbling to me. I still have a hard time getting into this show.

I wasn't allowed to listen to that song when I was a kid - due to the Charles Manson connection. I actually don't much care for that song - maybe due to all the horrible cover versions.

I have the 75 show - and I have that Paris 70 concert on DVD.

There is this:

The box will include remastered versions of all four of the classic Ronnie James Dio/Black Sabbath recordings: 1980's "Heaven & Hell," 1981's "Mob Rules," 1982's "Live Evil" and 1992's "Dehumanizer." Why in the heaven and hell did they not do this instead of releasing that single disc anthology? MONEY, of course.

The difference:

Artwork for the above set.

It's a shame - as it appears the song publishing has been straightened out, so Skip's family, and the rest of the dudes can finally get some bread. The legal stuff has been going on for years.

I have some tapes from 1977 that I made by taping songs off the radio - mostly, Beatles songs. Does that count?

Oh I agree - but it is better than paying all that money for a cd. I would think one could find them in a record store somewhere.

Information on the above - sorry I missed posting it:

I am sure you can find the audio tracks if you look around out there.

Thanks for posting, Captain Walker.

McGuinn's Folk Den

Tape City

A friend of mine saw Roger play in some little bar here where I live in the mid 1980s.

Right - you can't beat that or the sound of those Bo Diddley records. I think Chuck is 81 now.

I was reading somewhere the other day that Chuck Berry was making a new album.

What's sadder, bands like Blondie playing casinos, or people such as Roger playing corporate events? I wonder. He has always had an interest in electronic gadgets - that is nothing new.