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Hi everybody I missed the offers but I'd really like to get this show on VCD. Please contact me off list I've got my trade list at : http://www.geocities.com/jiphelpless but it's not updated yet ...

Tx fRed Sun wrote: I reply: It's true. When I see your name on posts now, I think to myself, "Time for another update on Allison Moorer" :-) Well I get to see for myself next weekend. She's

From: <rewriterules@...> Lee Ann Womack - semi-tight blue jeans, a shirt with not enough buttons open, shades and hair pulled back. Lee Ann's backup singer - tighter blue jeans, shirt with not

For those of you interested, thought I'd give you a little review of Nash's show at the Taj Mahal last night...Musically, it was great. He sounded right on, and picked a great bunch of songs to

...according to the Ticketbastard agent who I spoke to at 10:04. I have never gotten through that fast before, and am shocked that they sold out seats in 2 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....... and that's

Hi My copy of this show are become unlistenable ( don't use Mitsui thermal discs, take my advice). And on my sorrow it's one of mine most played shows, so I would really like to get another copy of

Farm Aid (TV) thoughts... Very nice Neil performances. A bit disappointing when he started out with Old Man and HOG, but in retrospect, I think Neil was going for "comfort tunes" as much for himself

Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2002 19:18:53 -0000 From: "garlad1" <david.garland@...> Subject: The Zep - Beck link (No Yardbirds) basically 'lifted' that patent 'Zep' sound almost complete from

joe writes: << just as i compliment CMT for not cutting away during sets, they cut away on leann womack. oh well, better her thatn anyone else, just hope this isnt a preview of things to come.

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Dan posted: << The Harvest moon rose tonight, not on Thursday. I had the pleasure of watching it come up over Maryland as Neil was performing Harvest Moon at Farm Aid (What a great set!!) >> As

Major Buzz wrote: He also said "suck," as in, "We don't need the government [in this FA movement], they suck." Ck14Duke@... wrote: I didn't know either. Talking to Rewrite between sets, she

Sorry, Yahoo reported a 'bouncing problem', so I need this test. Frank ~feel no evil~

Tickets go on sale on 11th Oct http://www.ananova.com/entertainment/story/sm_674615.html?menu=entertainment.music paul bronstein wrote:The wife and I might like to consider going over to London

Back in the saddle again for a while, gonna check out the BSB. Hopin' Billy Idol, the Who, Page and Plant and Paul Simon will appear. looking forward to seeing the "cute beatle". ...when the dream, i

How's it all going? If yer wonderin' why I'm so fanatical about Farm Aid and was willing to drive 22 miles just to see three Neil songs on t.v., it's mainly 'cause my Daddy was a grape farmer in

Well said. The pipe organ was never a favorite of mine either. Bruce in Naples

Subject: on having diverse taste Family Jules wrote: OK, I wouldn't call ELP my favorite prog band. I was more into King Crimson and Gentle Giant at the time. The other day, out of curiosity, I

I can't express my feelings tonight any better than James Taylor did in the song mentioned in the subject-line above, so I'll just quote James*. It's Stanza 2 first, which describes my actions of

Wow! I must've been talking a lot about Allison Moorer lately 'cause my daughters have taken to teasing me about it. I'm gonna start referring to Allison as the palomino, 'cause her long, blondish