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    bluecrow
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    Live at the Ludlow Garage - 4/11/70, Cincinnati, Ohio

    Original Polydor release, which is missing In Memory of Elizabeth Reed. Later remastered and released (including Elizabeth Reed) as bonus material with Idlewood South.

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    bluecrow
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    Last Of The Outlaws

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    ...Friends are {Molo, Sless, Barraco, Scofield, Robinson}
    SHEA's BUFFALO 2005-12-03 SET 2...well, yes, you're right, I did say I was on SIESTA from GOGD
    until #50 arrives in my mailbox,
    but a day without some kinda JAMS is like a day without WATER!

    ROCK ON...space>shakedown>jam>althea>new speedway>fire>cowboy movie>jam>O1>lovelight>franklin's; E: bertha

    PEACE for ALL!
    uncle_tripel

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    icecrmcnkd
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    10-16-89 vinyl

    Spinning now.
    RSD release.
    Sounds grate.

    Yes Cody, you’re being monitored……

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    Jim Dandy to the resue

    Hand - I'd never made that connection - but yes, I would say you are right there.

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    hand etiquette
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    Dave,

    I think David Lee Roth might've copped a few moves off ol' Jim Dandy, to put it mildly!

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    hand etiquette
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    A few people welcomed me which is amazing! I guess 'Reply' is not to an individual? I do not internet much. I will get there.

    This morning: new Guided By Voices single off the forthcoming record, and then a few times to "Sugaree" 5.22.77. That first solo. Jerry and Keith are just magical in that performance.

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    daverock
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    Speaking of mid 70's white Southern rock bands - the first American band I ever saw was Black Oak, supporting Black Sabbath circa 1974. You don't hear much about them now. Maybe their albums weren't top draw, but they were a hoot live.

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    TN John
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    Together Forever
    Change Is Gonna Come is in my top 5 favorite songs.
    That freaking sax dueling with Toy!
    Peace

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    shwack
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    Chicken Fat L.P…

    Mel Brown
    Chicken Fat L.P.
    Oh my Goodness! Some great Soul Jazz RandB guitar music.
    This is a Impulse records vinyl reissue rediscovery from 1967.
    Expect to pay North of 30 bucks for a new copy.
    Highly recommended.
    Yours in Vinyl…records that is,

    Shwack in NH

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Mai Mai Mai Track: λήναις / Lenais Label: Boring Machines Cat #: BM070
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Gaye Su Akyol Track: Nargile Label: Glitterbeat Cat #: GBLP 040
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Tropa Macaca Track: Balada Dos Que Já Nascem Mortos Label: Software Cat #: SFT 018
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Submitted by Randall Lard on Wed, 02/01/2017 - 05:59

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75 Dollar Bill Track: I'm Not Trying To Wake Up Label: Thin Wrist Recordings Cat #: TW-J
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Submitted by Randall Lard on Wed, 02/01/2017 - 23:09

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Beverly Copeland Track: Good Morning Blues Label: CBC Radio Canada Cat #: LM 86
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Monnette Sudler Sextet Track: To Be Exposed Label: SteepleChase Cat #: SCS-1087
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Submitted by amvenute on Fri, 02/03/2017 - 04:03

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Just received my Dave's Picks Vol. 21!What a great show/recording!1973-That was the year of my very first Dead show in Buffalo,New York!For fellow New York State'ers,some may remember that was the year of Governor Nelson Rockefeller's new get tough anti drug laws going into effect...of which "Don't get caught holding the bag!''was the slogan on all the commercials!Anyway,me and a buddy hitchhiked from Niagara Falls to Buffalo's War Memorial Auditorium to see the Dead when, walking through the parking lot we were searched and busted with weed!The cops took our weed and then let us go with a warning-that almost blew the evening for us but fortunately the Dead and the wall of sound made us forget about the cops by the second song!(at least I think it was a wall of sound show-I know I saw it!)It was billed as two two hour sets-which it was probably more!Vol 21 is pretty much the same set list as that October show as I remember it.(without checking).Great memories of a life changing time in my life-I was 16 years old then and I turn 60 in April!I probably have heard some Dead or JGB almost every day since then!
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Submitted by Randall Lard on Fri, 02/03/2017 - 07:52

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The Gerald Sisters Track: When The Sun Goes Down Label: HSE Records Cat #: HSELP-1433