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    As I recall
    KSAN also broadcast the Winterland show, or at least one local show that year.
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    @old school....
    Thanks marye, think I have to get the Agora 78 show, although the December 15' 1978 Winterland is no slouch either.....and you are correct I have never seen a bad Springsteen show.... Forgot all about East/West..will have to dig it out.... Blood on the Tracks is a fan favorite..... Never thought Bruce would have such universal appeal, always figured he was more of an east coast phenomenon....
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    LPs?
    I.e., vinyl? Off the top of my head, and I might say something different tomorrow. They're all old because almost all my vinyl is old: Last Waltz (The Band and various) East/West (Butterfield) Layla (Derek and the Dominos) Born to Run (Bruce; I think Agora 1978, while now legal, is not on vinyl. I have it in pretty much every other format known to man, starting with an off-air recording from KSAN. Best Bruce show ever, though I have no complaints about the ones I actually saw.) Blood on the Tracks (Dylan)
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    Sitting on the shores of Lake Ontario listening to replay of 7/3/15.... Gets better with age....would take that to an island in a second.... and Katniss I second that emotion, we need marye to chime in on her top 5..... summer's done come and gone.... My oh my, oh my, oh my!
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    hey, marye!
    I'd love to hear your five desert island LPs?
  • marye
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    yeah really
    once Clarence became a Bay Area local, more or less, he would turn up in the darndest places. I recall a particularly epic tech company Christmas party that included Clarence with a band, Chris Isaak and his band, and another band whose name eludes me but they were equally good. Those were the days!
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    age is just a number
    67, 69..eh. agree a Bruce show is right up there with the Dead but nothing similar at all other than being the best. last time i saw Bruce was at an Obama rally in 2008...walking from a Browns game back to the parking lot, we came across an Obama rally in downtown Cleveland. Bruce did a few acoustic solo songs. Don't recall much about it other than it was a spectacle. Clarence wailing on the sax to jungleland, live, is worth the price of admission, tho you always get/got so much more. I miss Clarence.
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    @well some guys they just give up living....
    And start dying little by little, piece by piece,Some guys come home from work and wash up, And go racin' in the street. And btw its a 69 Chevy with a 396, fuelie heads and a Hurst on the floor..... But I digress..... God, I last saw Bruce in Cleveland in 2012 at Quicken Loans, he played that song and it made the 3 hour road trip worth while.... For me a good Boss show rivals the Dead, but for different reasons..... Saw the last Clarence show in 2009, over 4 hours long ....no set break and a 45 minute 7 song encore....
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    greased lightning cant beat my 67 chevy
    for racing in the streets!
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    you betcha !
    Silver threads and golden needlesCannot mend this heart of mine And I dare not drown my sorrows In the warm glow of your mind Have a lovely time at the lake. I am officially on holiday. Happy Labor Day one & all. Hug your closest union member!!
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Talk amongst yourselves. I'll give you a topic. Peanut butter is neither a peanut nor buttah. Discuss. Mines. Music. Oreos. Peace, rrrrgrrrr. I wish Scotty could beam me to Maryland as well.
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that smoke Before consuming the oreos, as a great man once said, even a lunchcart hamburger tastes good after tea...
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How you my man? The Buff breezes are blowing fine here, how is Rachacha.....? Be careful.... smoke gets in your eyes.... I miss Jerome Kern and Garcia......
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warming up nicely, and my Truckin' up to Buffalo, party at the Ralph, is on the truck for delivery, might have to slip on a new shirt and have a listen. On a side note, monkeys on ex. are up for the first party in the park in june......
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where those New York girls know what to do..... dates and times welcome..... Social calendar filling up......
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where do you get Kern n? Jerry's middle name is John, and, darn it, I miss him every day"Jerome John "Jerry" Garcia was an American musician best known for his lead guitar work, singing and songwriting with the band the Grateful Dead, which came to prominence during the counterculture era. Wikipedia"
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Jerome Kern whom Jerome John Garcia was named after..... verklempt again..... Free association is a bitch sometimes..... And I know....
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Zappa was one of the best , he was my hero and I always want to ride pygmy ponies and raise dental floss , tell me with the right setting sun you could not see yourself riding the range
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The Wheel (Phil)Uncle John's Band (Phil) Standing on the Moon ( ? ) Liberty (Barraco?) Get Out of My Life (Allen Toissant) Shady Grove (David Grisman, Sam Bush...) Roadrunner (Frampton) Deal (Buddy Miller) Sugaree (Jorma) The Harder They Come (Cliff) Fire on Mountain (Weir, Hart, Cliff) Help on the Way Franklins Tower Scarlet Begonias (Bisco Discuits with Uncle Billy) I Know You Rider (Disco Biscuits and Billy) Loser (moe) St. Stephen (O.A.R.) NFA - Bertha(Los Lobos) BEW (Trampled by Turtles) Shakedown Street (Yonder) Days Between (Weir)
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Nice.... Thanks for the heads up totes..... Wonky connection here.... I will rely on your closed captioning depiction.... carry on Marcel Marceau...... addendum..... back in the saddle again..... response to video feed.....hoochie mama....
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Fire on the mountain ! Oh, thank you thank you thank you i love you totem!
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it was nice while it lasted. thanks for the teaser!
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Things started getting hot with Jorma, then Jimmy Cliff. Sugaree and Harder they Come were great. Second set should be rockin.
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it comes and goes. got an audio connection now, but sounds like intermission. Ah, here we go! A little help forthcoming... and some nice red wine. ...and, lights out! totem, i love you man! haha! the volume gauge on rippleish's site goes to 11. roll away!
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patience..... the video went south.... Audio not bad.... this feeds my Jerry jones..... Not the Cowboys owner.....
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Let it flow like a river.... very nice stream.....
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You know, I find there are some advantages to watching a show from the comfort of one's home.
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that curly haired guy standing stone still. That's how my honey is at a show -- say's he's dancin' in his head. And the avatar on the Ghost Network page is hilarious!
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If I had a gun for every ace that I'd have drawn.... This must be heaven man....and kat.... ...love me some moe. They used to play at Broadway Joes on Main Street in da Buff..... But I digress...
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Missing Jerry....but not so much for the moment.... It's downside up here in da Buff....
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lol. as soon as I saw the pocket coming, I was outta there!
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Back in the 80's, my dad took the entire video of my brother's wedding with the camera upside down. The last thing on the recording is his grumbly baritone growling ... "godammit, you mean I've had this fucking thing..." One of my life's true precious memories. Man oh man, I miss that man.
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Sore subject here.... Both died recently.... Cherish them, remember them, forgive them if you must..... For we become them.... Just look in the mirror....
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Ah, Rich. I'm so sorry. My sympathy comes from the very bottom of my heart.
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Sad thing is in my successful yet twisted life...I miss Jerry more... Missing Jerry is my metaphor for missing all I have lost....... It's a sickness... But.can't wait for Chicago Katwoman.... Los Lobos.... Bertha.... Dressed myself in green.... I miss Jerry.....
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Kreutzmann is singing books on Sunday at Barnes & Noble in Skokie
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Sorry Bro. Music heals.
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Ran into a rainstorm.... Not a drop on me..... I had to move...... Thanks #88 Gone are the days...... Yonder Moutain doing Shakedown?
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.Did I miss anything between Bertha and Shakedown. when i hear Yonder fiddle my brain makes me smell weed. I have no explanation for it. Ally roks.
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I'll have to pull a good aud of this tomorrow to listen to over yardwork over the weekend. I just Pre ordered the new Yonder Mountain vinyl yesterday. I'm having fun showing my kids records. Tonight I was showing them the first album I ever bought, The Wall. Many albums are missing, but I still have the first one.
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good night rrrgggrrr and company, good morning dear stella.
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Youngster! I think my first LP was Out of the Blue by ELO, or was it Capt Fantastic by Elton? Probably Elton John, I think it came out in '73-74 (I was 9-10 yrs old).
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R.I.P. B.B. King! I was lucky to get to see him about 10 years ago with Buddy Guy warming up. BB sat the whole time while he played but put on a great show. A true blues legend...
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I saw BB King at the Memorial Auditorium in Sacramento about 16 years ago. Great show.Great man. RIP Mr. King
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And goodnight, dear B.B. Thank you for the music. It's nice to think of everyone communing together in person and remotely over the Dear Jerry fest while I was at work doing the deal. Sorry for the loss of the Blues great. It's just that Wheel. So. Here's to all our safe passage to Chicago and beyond. It will be great while it lasts <3 Boo I hope to see some of those monkeys in June. Hope they have a place to play! Sounds like there's nothing but nothing near SC. Big sigh. :) I have a gray-eyed cat snuggled up to me as I say goodnight with my brown eyes. Another two hours before rrgrr and Tonytone are up but... I think we've had enough of a day, que no? It's been a big full day. Night dreamerz... Sweetest of dreamzzz.