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    Attention philly area folks,this sunday!

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    The second show of this series at MURPHS (202 e. Girard ave.) is this Sunday 3/7 and its evolving quick, this week we are joined by radio dj David April to take charge of the tunes to get the show started and between acts, David specializes in the roots of rhythm and blues, gospel, and then some! Expect performances by Eric Hammer, NLMS, T.J. LEIS, and featured performers THE PLUCKING GRS!!

     

    -"The Pluckin' Grs- Need I say more. These guys bring a mutha pluckin' load of blue grass to the table. They wrung out the overalls of rock and stole the front porch pickin flavor from the heart of Appalachia. These well groomed mountain men will get your bones shakin with their handcrafted songs and lightning fast fingers. " Evan Walton - Wineskin

     

    Free entry, expansive beer selection, and the kitchen is open for business! the show runs from 3-7pm! inquire about performing!

     

    details here!

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    Attention philly area folks,this sunday!

    in Someone Else's Song

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    at murphs bar in fishtown, 202 e. girard.

     

    a bi-monthly music series/get together,

     

    this sunday expect, short sets from these local players, and more to be added

     

    NLMS http://www.myspace.com/northlawrencemidnightsingers

    T.J. Leis of B Side Prophets http://www.myspace.com/tjleis

    Christopher Dalbey http://www.myspace.com/stormyheaven75

    Joseph c. Arnold http://www.myspace.com/josephcarnold

     

    starts at 3pm til about 6 or 7

     

    also, anyone interested in performing, just reply here or shoot me a message,

    there's is a piano in the bar that we can use as well, any boogie woogie players out there?

     

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    The Donovan Thread

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    I just looked up some of those albums at Amazon. It looks like the re-masters are still in print, and actually don't cost all that much.

     

    Ferris Wheel

    I've got a copy of Open Road on Vinyl, its def. He's overlooked gem, and the closing tune "new years resolution" is a minor masterpiece, there was also a couple good tunes on that record he did for american records in the 90's J Cash Style.

    Local heroes

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    The Rolling Hayseeds and Rich Kaufmann (from the hayseeds) great local alt. country band early 90's, and Kenn Kwedder, everyone should look into Ken for a wealth of great tunes, performances and personality, reporting from philly PA.n1136782025_1374694_4546.jpg

    The Grateful Dead

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    Thought I'd share with you all my grateful dead game, all u need is one computer with i-tunes radio, under classic rock find radioioDead, crack one beer, take one or two puffs (optionalof course), the station doesn't play entire sets or shows, mostly just live songs from different eras, on what I imagine is just some kind of shuffle, so, the object of the game is to simply guess the year of the performance, once you've decided on a year, look at i-tunes, it will say 9-10-90 for example, I'd say I nail it 3 out of 5 times, I mostly struggle with the 90's, I know its the 90's but not exact year, but then there's give aways like listening for hornsby or something. It's a fun way to test your grateful geekyness, which I apparently have plenty of! Play on!

    Graham Nash

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    He registers off the charts on the wussdar, though in weaker moments I've enjoyed 'our house'and 'teach the children,on some level. If you dig any of the CSN guys don't ever read there biography, never have 3 bigger Dbags existed at one time and place on earth, of course this is an overblown exageration but I was left feeling something like that. I exclude Neil, because Neil is simply captain cool, and Crosby was probably alright, at least to party with. But I have heard that 'songs for beginners' is the standout of all the CSN solo releases, but I say check out anything from Doug Sahm instead!

    The Grateful Dead

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    For folks who frequent the archive, anyone aware of any computer viruses present there? I'm no computer wizard of any kind, my knowledge of such things is minimal, it seems the last 2 times I've had issues with my computer where following trips to the archive. The latest, the screen started blinking, and now the screen is just black, no picture at all, I was only streaming as well, no download. Just coincidence?

    The Grateful Dead

    in Someone Else's Song

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    Anyone have Jerry G box set 'all good things' box set? Just stumbled across it, didn't know they reissued all the solo records, and with what appears to be A LOT of bonus material. Have reflections, on vinyl, but that's all my solo jerry. Also, who's going to see the dead in philly? I haven't seen a dead related show since RFK 93 I believe, and am thinking should leave it be, but what fun to sit in the lot and strum dead tunes on my guitar again

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