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    icecrmcnkd
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    88401.miller

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

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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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    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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Beverly Glenn-Copeland Track: Journeyman Label: Atlast Records Cat #: ALR010, JM-8331