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Album sounds great. Y'all can enjoy Son Volt, Via Chicago members. Tweedy won't get pissed.

I hear "96 Tears" about once a year and I don't know why, but I think Wilco would do a fantastic job of it. I don't really love the song. Strange. Any others out there? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgfnCTp3p7U

I actually bought it off a used cd rack at a record shop in Birmingham, late 90's. One of the employees was also a fan and saved it for me. It doesn't have the jewel case inserts.

Here's what I've got: Blue Mountain (lite brite) Dog Days Generic America Compilation (Disc 1 & 2) Homegrown Roots Tales of a Traveler Tonight It's Now or Never (live) Hilltops - Big Black River Cary Hudson solo albums (3) Plus a couple of live shows Analogman, Be glad to hook you and Cortez up. Just let me know.

I can help out if need be. Big fan here....getting to seem them play Saturday night. Can't wait. I found my litebrite album the other day getting ready to move. One of my favorite bands.

Same here on the college thing. I liked them when I could catch them live in front of 150 folks. Circa 1993-1995. However, I like the acoustic stuff with Tim R. He should stick with that format.

Thanks guys.

Not yet...that'll be a last resort. I fish. I am also intersted in the Pebble Mine dispute in Alaska and it's impact. I own the other two "fishing" documentaries made by Feltsoul. Really good stuff.

I figured this might be the best place to turn for help....song in question is around the 2:50 of this youtube clip. It's a teaser trailer to a documentary on the salmon fishery in Bristol Bay, Alaska. Any help would be appreciated. If youtube is down you can d/l the clip here (HD - ~ 44MB): http://www.feltsoulmedia.com/RedGold_Trailer.mov

I would also recommend getting Dog Days and Homegrown. Then get the rest. I'm a huge fan of their work and have everything they've put out and more. Cary's albums are great as well. Bittersweet Blues came out this year and I can't stop listening to it. Cary's a great guy and real down to Earth. Good people...