Grateful Dead

I have always liked Bob Dylan's style, grew up in that kind of enviornment, and I often sing in that same style. WARNING: long load time 397k sample at http://www.archure.net/mp3/ArchureNetSpliff.mp3 with Dial Up its like 5 minutes load time. I was jamming with Alex Van Halen (and Eddie) at Sammy Hagars audition, and Alex and Eddie let my try out first (just so I could tell everyone I tried out too), and I sang in a Bob Dylan style. Well, Sammy Hagar got the job, but they liked my singing. And of course I am a Mike Bloomfield fan (he played with Dylan, in the early days), and I saw Mike Bloomfield a couple of times in the Bay Area late 60's early 70's (and was a fan of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band), which leads us to Elvin Bishop, who is so great (dad gum your hide, calling all cows). But back to Bob Dylan, I finally got to see Bob in Irvine CA I think it was, back around the 80's. I've been poor most of my life, so I don't have every Dylan CD/tape/33.3/45 same with the Dead My FAVORITE KAREOKE thing to do is Eagles "Take it to the limit" sung in Bob Dylan Style "takeittothe limit, One Moooore Tam" (after a few drinks), usually at Alexis Park in Las Vegas (just behind Ballys a long block, with green neon, great place, and cheap enough). So with Dylans newer CD with all that old time stuff, he has gone into his second childhood, but I got the CD and I like to play my electronic drums along with it. Music for the New Millennium by ARCHURE reg tmrk www.archure.net

One cant help but remember Joan Baez when one considers early Bobby Dylan I attended a Quaker boarding school in the 1960's run by Foy and Elizabeth Van Dolsen (full story http://www.archure.net/psychology/thefarm.html ) and they often played early Dylan, and Blue Grass (the neighbors the Dimitroffs had a great bluegrass collection), and Joan Baez used to stop by and visit, I got to meet her (I was around age 11, and she promised to marry me when I became 18), and I got to hear her sing, close up. Well not so long ago, I think I saw her trying out accoustic guitars at the Guitar Center in Las Vegas, and she looked at me, like she didn't know who I was, but she knew that she knew me somehome, I started to come over, but that sort of scared her, so I smiled and left. We used to listen to her albums too, back in 1964-66, Farewell Angelina was a favorite. Oh they wished you had accepted, the blame for the farm, but with the sea at your feet and the phony false alarm.... your Arabian drum, should I leave it by your gate? - Bill Music for the New Millennium by ARCHURE reg tmrk www.archure.net

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this was over due on the 5 year bump..:D Dylan is the man!

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