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Seventy-three-year-old music icon Willie Nelson collaborates with 31-year-old singer/songwriter Ryan Adams on his new album, "Songbird." Due Oct. 31 via Lost Highway, the 11-track set was produced by Adams, whose band the Cardinals back Nelson throughout. Veteran harmonica player Mickey Raphael also appears. The track list features covers of Gram Parson's "$1000 Wedding," Christine McVie's "Songbird," the Jerry Garcia/Robert Hunter favorite "Stella Blue" and Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah." In addition, Nelson reworks his own "Rainy Day Blues" (which opens the album), "Sad Songs & Waltzes

I have always wanted to ride in a ballon.

You can see that from the drive thru window?

If I could go to a show - it would be The Black Crowes. I have now seen Wilco three times and Jeff three times - that is probably enough of that.

thanks, hon

Polk Street, San Francisco

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I have 5 - and be ye warned there are some recent rule changes there.

On the heels of their surprise reunion to record two new songs for the recent Replacements best-of, Paul Westerberg and Tommy Stinson are together again on two songs from the "Open Season" soundtrack, due Sept. 26 via Lost Highway. The animated film, which features the voices of Ashton Kutcher and Martin Lawrence, opens three days later. The album includes 10 Westerberg originals, of which "Love You in the Fall" and "Right to Arm Bears" boast Stinson on bass. One Westerberg track each is performed by Pete Yorn ("I Belong [Reprise]") and Deathray ("Wild As I Wanna Be"). "Open Season" is rou

That is on something - maybe I am thinking of one of those BB video history anthology things. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surf's_Up_(song) http://shopping.yahoo.com/p:Leonard%20Bern...:page=biography And Bernstein didn't limit himself to endorsing classical music only -- indeed, he spoke favorably of the music of the Beatles, and, in a 1966 CBS television special, introduced the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson performing the sublimely beautiful song "Surf's Up" at the piano. the clip is one of these

That's about the same as MTV bringing back Celebrity Death Match - now they are using plastic heads on the figures.

I think it is the one on Disc two. 18. Our Prayer (Previously Unreleased) 19. Heroes And Villains (Alternate Version) 20. Heroes And Villains (Sections) (Previously Unreleased) 21. Wonderful (Previously Unreleased) 22. Cabinessence 23. Wind Chimes (Previously Unreleased) 24. Heroes And Villains (Intro) (Previously Unreleased) 25. Do You Like Worms (Previously Unreleased) 26. Vegetables (Previously Unreleased) 27. I Love To Say Da Da (Previously Unreleased) 28. Surf's Up (Previously Unreleased)

I have been to very few concerts in my life - more in the last couple of years than the last 15 years probably. It's just not something I do.

The Hollywood Knights The Speed Vision Channel has been making me happy all summer.

I usually do.

I am getting my dates mixed up. I actually never saw the GD.

What was I thinking when I let go of you.

They only played in WV twice - once right here in 1983 (I think) and in Huntington in 1977 (the newspaper reports after this show are hilarious). I was lucky that I snagged the soundboards before they put the lock on them via the internet archive.

I have.

Sorry I wear my heart on my sleeve so much that I have blood on my fingers.

His trip was matrix tapes, right?

Shit - big rules changes over at Fight Club. If anyone wants all the Traffic/Monkees/Whiskeytown albums better get them now - while they are all together.

I only purchase the ones that have to do with jambands.