Keith & The Expensive Winos....
Buenos Aires 7 November 1992....One long smokin' grooooooooove...





ROCKMAN

Led Zep, Live at the Whiskey a GO-GO Jan51969 EXCELLANT!!!!!!!!

Blanco Facil by a Mexican singer who goes by the name Chetes (actual name is Gerardo Garza). I was turned on to him after reading an article in the New York Times a month or so ago titled "The New Sound of Mexico, Sung in a Nashville Accent." Garza was approached by Ken Coomer, the former drummer for Wilco, to produce his album. After Garza heard the music of Wilco, he said that he had found the sound that he was looking for. Being a Wilco nut, I had to grab this album last Tuesday, the day that it was released in the U.S.

And Garza/Chetes happens to be adorable --never a bad thing in the world of pop, no matter what language it's sung in.



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A compilation cd John Lee Hooker , The Songs That Inspired Eric Clapton .

Fine , fine stuff

The Catfish comp....



ROCKMAN

Can't you here me Knokinin. Lick's Live.

Catfish...sounds cool

Biggest Mistake Promo 4 track CD....
Contains instrumental version of Biggest Mistake...NICE...





ROCKMAN

Rock__do you use a flatbed scanner? or? wondering how you run bound book pages and come up with what you do.

thanks

awesome grahic..btw

Yeah button just a flat bed Canon....
usually 300 dpi....fiddle with it a bit
in Photoshop then make scan no wider than say 5...6 cm....



ROCKMAN

Thanks Rock__Im going to look in to Photoshop. Nice work you do.
One of my programs has a capture video feature on it, and I was gonna
try and capture some shots from my RIO 2006 DVD. Just haven't gotten around to experimenting with it yet.

DrPete Wrote:
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> Led Zep, Live at the Whiskey a GO-GO Jan51969
> EXCELLANT!!!!!!!!


That is one smoking boot if it is the one I am thinking about.

Is there a song, "Don't Judge a Book by it's Cover" or something to that effect.

That was when Page was still using the Telecaster and it gives him a very dofferent sound. And, he was way more bluesy in those days.

Hot Stuff

Dont judge a Book is part of "As Long As I Have You". The way they play "For Your Love" is awesome!! Great aud recording!!!!!!!

Stones - Heartbreakers in Buffalo 1975

Low Rider.................War

DrPete Wrote:
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> Dont judge a Book is part of "As Long As I Have
> You". The way they play "For Your Love" is
> awesome!! Great aud recording!!!!!!!


That's right!! Forgot about that--the boot I have has this ridiculous edit and they break it into 2 songs.
For Your Love smokes.

Good call Doctor.

She's Not There..................The Zombies

"Ugly Guys with Beautiful Girls", Sparks
to "Taste the Pain" RHCP's

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Crimson and Clover..........Tommy James and the Shondells

Fleetwood Mac, Rhianna with the very sexy Stevie Nicks.

Crystal Blue Persuasion..........Tommy James and the Shondells

baby come back---equals

no words

Don't Touch Me There....................The Tubes

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> no words


What a shame! I remember the blue Moody Blue album. I hadn't seen a record any color other than black before and thought it was the coolest thing.

My mother & stepfather saw him on that tour in Lakeland, Florida.

My stepfather was working security at the concert and likes to tell the story about Elvis pointing him out as he was standing next to the stage. My stepdad is a heavy man who would likely have stood out in the crowd. Elvis said something along the lines of "They sure do grow 'em big down here" while looking right at my stepdad.

WMiller Wrote:
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> > no words
>
>
> What a shame! I remember the blue Moody Blue
> album. I hadn't seen a record any color other
> than black before and thought it was the coolest
> thing.
>
> My mother & stepfather saw him on that tour in
> Lakeland, Florida.
>
> My stepfather was working security at the concert
> and likes to tell the story about Elvis pointing
> him out as he was standing next to the stage. My
> stepdad is a heavy man who would likely have stood
> out in the crowd. Elvis said something along the
> lines of "They sure do grow 'em big down here"
> while looking right at my stepdad.


Really cool story, WMiller!
But...what did you mean by "what a shame" ?
(By "no words", I meant that it's such a strong and moving performance, I can't find words for it)



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Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> Really cool story, WMiller!
> But...what did you mean by "what a shame" ?
> (By "no words", I meant that it's such a strong
> and moving performance, I can't find words for it)


He clearly hadn't lost his voice at the time of his death. Who knows what he would have done musically had he not died (I think we collectively theorized over this in a "What if Elvis hadn't died" thread awhile back), but he cleary had more in the tank, voice wise.

It's a shame that we missed more of what he could have given us.

I assumed that you meant that it left you speechless.



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Thanks WMiller! We're on the same side then.

chico hamilton quintet..lady gabor..trippy...