Analogman

That's a hoot. He is on the Tall/Amorica Sessions, Croweology, and some other stuff.

He's also on some Black Crowes albums. I guess Rich re-did the Paper album for this latest re-release. Something about the vocal tracks being destroyed in a flood.

The Beatles: Eight Days a Week (trailer)

It's a type of music I explore from time to time. I may buy that someday.

I have not put any shows in the folder yet. I may get to it sometime this month.

Any interest in this stuff:

I saw this blurb on my Facebook page today:

I saw a video. That was pretty powerful.

Vin Scelsa

This sort of surprises me. Has Bob ever said such a thing before:

Shades of Idiot's Delight/Live At Lunch by Vin Scelsa. Which I use to listen to back in the early days of the internet.

Streaming at NPR: case/lang/veirs

Maybe not (by way of Billboard):

The Mamas and The Papas did a great version of Glad To Be Unhappy. I bought some Gabor Szabo and Chico Hamilton cds a while back. I generally don't listen to such things - but that is some great music.

I was thinking that album was done. I see they are still working on it.

What's the story on those photos from the studio Adam was posting a while back? I could not tell if it was something he was doing - or more U2 recording.

Whiskeytown - Rural Free Delivery

Exactly. That sound is just so great. It's right after "and maybe somebody's daughter". I wish they would have shown his hands for that bit.

Pete's sound at @ 13:35->14:00 or so is simply amazing. The Who at Tanglewood (1970). I never noticed how small that stage is before.

That 2nd song sounds like an unreleased Black Crowes song. I may get his stuff some day. I'm not all that crazy about his brother's new effort - at least what I have heard.

Rich has a new album coming out soon - I think. I have actually never heard any of his solo albums.

It will interesting to see if he ends up making an album with Paul on vocals. That would be great.

Some front row footage of Rich playing with Bad Company: Bad Company - West Palm Beach That first Bad Company is such a great album.

There is a long segment about some of their album covers in that Eagles documentary.

Bruce has put out the Christic Shows: