Analogman

no - that room only holds a thousand I think the show did not sell out after the show - there was only about 10 people waiting by the buses I talked to Jeff again and got another photo - Tracy will put the photos up when she gets home

I am not good with numbers - but probably a couple hundred people at most.

Yes that photo above is him - taken in a Holiday Inn room if I recall. There is a book about him out now that I would like to read. Has anyone mentioned Peter Green?

Suppose to be no smoking - but I think there was some folks doing that. Jeff said we were the smallest but the best audience of the tour.

I like Pat - I actually made sure to get a spot on his side the of the stage the other night. They are all trading off solos now - so his guitar presence is more that it use to be.

that was one of the great things about the other night - no beers for sale

duane

Thanks.

I have found that a spanish archer to the the throat will make people leave you alone every time.

For those of you who are unledded, Glenn played a bit of Moby Dick during his solo - or at least copied some of the patterns in Mr. Bonham's solo.

Idiot Wind - RTR 1976

1967 Gabriel, Banks, Phillips, Rutherford, Stewart 1968 Gabriel, Banks, Phillips, Rutherford, Silver 1969 Gabriel, Banks, Phillips, Rutherford, Mayhew 1970 Gabriel, Banks, Collins, Hackett, Rutherford 1975 Collins, Banks, Hackett, Rutherford 1977 Collins, Banks, Rutherford 1997 Wilson, Banks, Rutherford http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genesis_%28band%29

I would think this may be found on dime a dozen. maybe not - I just did a search.

Happy Birthday, mate.

I was reminded of The Allman Brothers a bit.

I don't think I am interested in hearing this at all.

pm the person and ask them to seed

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We'll have some photographs up and whatnot later. I must say that is nice to meet the ladies and Jeff again. I think Brianne has been at every Wilco show I have been to - except Maryland?

I guess I just call them two sets - in dead speak.

Billboard article: Tweedy Speaks Out After Missouri Incident Jeff Tweedy October 18, 2006, 4:20 PM ET Jonathan Cohen, N.Y. Jeff Tweedy has spoken out about an incident during Wilco's Monday night (Oct. 16) concert in Springfield, Mo., where he punched a male fan who had jumped onto the stage and grabbed the singer from behind. In a post on Wilco's Web site, the band says it felt unsafe all night long and had already endured a stage-crasher earlier in the show. "I wish it had gone another way," Tweedy says. "And I suspect had I felt safer on that stage, had security been doing a better job

You are right - sometimes, I can not read my own writing.

1. Muzzle of Bees 2. I Am Trying To Break Your Heart 3. Handshake Drugs 4. Shot In The Arm 5. Impossible Germany 6. Company In My Back 7. Poor Places 8. War on War 9. At Least That's What You Said 10. Jesus Etc. 11. Forget The Flowers 12. Walken 13. Theologians 14. I'm The Man Who Loves You 15. Via Chicago -Encore Break 16. Hummingbird 17. Sunken Treasure 18. Airline To Heaven 19. Late Greats 20. Kingpin -Encore break- 21. Heavy Metal Drummer 22. Let's Not Get Carried Away

I can't picture you with him His future looks awful dim but happy birthday anyway