Analogman

This reads as if it is some fake news story: This reminds me of that REM tour when all that shit happened to them all of a sudden.

I guess it is another covers album - standards or whatever those songs are called. I'm not buying it.

I guess that rumor was correct:

Oh - I have seen him playing guitar before - just never when singing Who Are You.

I am not all that crazy about that show - but mid 1969-1970-1971 is probably my favorite time period of the band.

It must be a recent thing. Of course, I am only going by videos I have seen.

For those Who don't know Who that guitar player is - he is Pete's brother, Simon. Too bad Pete isn't playing Gibson guitars these days. I don't know why Roger is playing an acoustic guitar there - I have never seen that before. It may be because there is not enough space for him to swing his microphone cable in the studio there.

That story I know. There is a long interview with her in one of those Tapers books where she talks about that. She records shows for Chris Robinson now.

I like that song The Water Song - off of Burgers.

A while back I read an interview with Betty Cantor-Jackson where she talks about making that album. I think it's posted in the previous thread. I had not heard about that before - and I didn't know they were a couple.

I've never really listened to Hot Tuna - except for Youtube videos I have watched a time or two. Did you enjoy dancing to We Built this City?

They do great work. I have several of their re-releases.

Those Sundazed cds are probably going for a lot of money now.

I don't think I have ever heard Bark, Long John Silver, Thirty Seconds Over Winterland, Spitfire, or any of the rest. Except for that album Earth. And maybe a few songs such as Pretty As You Feel.

I doubt they are going to make those "unreleased recordings" available for research.

I still think there is something odd about that cost. I don't think the GD sold their stuff for money - did they? I know a little about this sort of thing - I suppose that I why I don't get the price.

I'd go - I say that as I have been into the band for about 40 years now and have never got to see them. One of the stops on my time machine tour would be the 1971 Who tour.

I recently signed up with that place and bought a cd. Not the Daltrey cd though - Faithless Street - original pressing. It would take more than a few days to write down all the music I own.

I was thinking I may someday catalog my music collection. I would not put it online though.

I don't have a smart phone, bro.

I might actually have that album. I am not sure.

I managed to get my hands on a few days ago. If you never got it - the guy is selling them for 12 bucks. This was a fan club only release from 2007.

Neko Case/K.D. Lang/Laura Veirs Album and Tour - June 2016

That Grateful Dead gear book has a lot of stuff in it about Brent's keyboards.

That is quite a lot of money - he must be broke: By way of Expecting Rain: