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Kenny Jones I have some clips from that - but not the whole thing. Maybe someone will get a corrected version up on dime now.

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I am going to see if they are here yet in about an hour - I hope he don't punch me.

Thank you, nice lady.

maybe bootcity I would not mess with any other sites.

The Hilltops Big Black River I need this one. And I think there is a Blue Mountain album before Dog Days - I'd like to have that. I take it is like those Freakwater cds that are out of print - hard to get.

It does not sound much different from the BM albums. http://www.blackdogrecords.com/#cds looks like he has 3 now

I also have the first Cary Hudson album.

I spend about 12 hours a day online - I guess that is bad huh.

You may want to do a search in the music section - there are already O threads there.

If I was you - I would delete this thread and forget it. There are people who collect these things - I am sure you will sell it eventually. Too bad you don't have a WILCO record album I am sure someone would give you a million dollars for that.

crabs again?

Maybe they can get Richard Cole to come out of retirement.

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Tales of A Traveler is way different from the first two - production wise. Roots is an album of public domain songs - Tonight. . . is a live album.

Blue Mountain (1993) Dog Days (1995) Home Grown (1997) Tales of a Traveler (1999) Roots (2001) Tonight It's Now or Never (2002)

Cue up the scene in that terrible Stones film Let's Spend The Night Together where old Keith wacks a dude with his Telecaster.

They did. I have always guessed they decided they no longer wanted to be around each other or some such thing.

We actually prefer couches and furniture now. That dude that jumped on stage probably thought he was in a Pearl Jam video, circa 199something.

There is a great article/interview with them in an issue of No Depression - around the time of Roots that may help you out. I can't recall the issue # - maybe LB would know. For me, these guys are right up there with The Jayhawks, Uncle Tupelo, and Freakwater.

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Must be the heat of the moment.