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GREAT video SpaceKitty and your new avi too. I saw Tull in '76 in Oakland. I think it was a good show (I really do) but it was, well you know, the '70s 
GREAT video SpaceKitty and your new avi too. I saw Tull in '76 in Oakland. I think it was a good show (I really do) but it was, well you know, the '70s
Guess that makes me a younggin, cuz the ONLY time I saw Tull was at Carnegie Hall in NYC about 4 yrs ago and saw the Who at the Garden sans John Entwhistle (RIP), also saw Little feat play at the Westbury Music Fair that year.
I may only be in my 30's, but at least I know what good music is...
I have discovered (or rediscovered) Buckethead, Joe Satriani, and Yngwe Malmstein god what guitar players these guys are.
Some true beasts of instrumental metal
YouTube - Buckethead-Final Wars
YouTube - Yngwie Malmsteen-Arpeggios From Hell
These guys are who have been floating my boat for some time now...
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I've been thinking of the Country Faire coming up this summer because my son wants a "hippy" theme birthday party, so here's something from the site.
Nothin' left to do but smile, smile, smile.
Nothin' left to do but smile, smile, smile.
Great stuff Freaky...... I was that Rat in the drain ditch 
They have remastered ALL of Europe 72 and bringing it out soon
Man, one of my favs !!!! Really nice version, thanks FS
They have remastered ALL of Europe 72 and bringing it out soon
Man, one of my favs !!!! Really nice version, thanks FS
Hey Wharf . . . you ever go to this site? The Annotated Grateful Dead Lyrics, by David Dodd I found it many years ago. It's fun to see what people have contributed regarding lyrics and such.
Ya Freaky, I've been on that site a bit. My wife bought me the book when it came out a few years back.
I found this: deadlists home page Looks like it have the set list from every show. I found my first two shows They show tapers and board tapes and it takes you to archive.org and you can play the whole show. waaaaay cool !!!!
BTW ~ I didn't check it out, but I think it has all sorts of bands on there.
I found this: deadlists home page Looks like it have the set list from every show. I found my first two shows
They show tapers and board tapes and it takes you to archive.org and you can play the whole show. waaaaay cool !!!!BTW ~ I didn't check it out, but I think it has all sorts of bands on there.
Thanks Bovinia. Years back, way before the internet, I had a tape that a friend made me with a lot of real obscure recordings of BB. One was him and Bobby Bland doing this live. It was awesome, but I've never been able to find it since.
It really speaks to me though. "I never got angry with my guitar, cause when I strike a chord it gives me what I want to hear".
It really speaks to me though. "I never got angry with my guitar, cause when I strike a chord it gives me what I want to hear".
I heard that in the lyrics
Music has to speak to me not just thru the music itself, but the lyrics.It makes me very sad to see Bealle Street drowning under the Mighty Mississippi right now with the flooding in my old home area. I grew up near Memphis and used to go to the Bealle Street blues dives long before it was revamped.
Ya Freaky, I've been on that site a bit. My wife bought me the book when it came out a few years back.
I found this: deadlists home page Looks like it have the set list from every show. I found my first two shows
BTW ~ I didn't check it out, but I think it has all sorts of bands on there.
Wow that is really cool wharf thanks the link really made my day!
Sadly that was during my hardcore drinking days, so I don't remember nearly as much as I wish 
Back then you kinda had to know the right people to be safe on Beale Street too
Back then you kinda had to know the right people to be safe on Beale Street too - Status
