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since lately i've had way too much free time, i am currently involved in 5
fantasy football leagues. my team names:

1. American Stars and Bars
2. The Losing Ends
3. Muddy Tracks
4. Bound For Glory
5. Wrecking Balls

got some pretty neat logos designed for each, also.

joe

Thank you Jill.

Many folks here remember when I was going through chemo for breast cancer
three years ago. I'm still here and going strong.

I noticed your link to an article about ultrasound spotting breast cancer.
That's how they found mine. I'd just had a mammogram that showed nothing
three months prior to being diagnosed Stage II. I thought I felt something a
little... off. It was the ultrasound that sent me to surgery, not the
mammogram. So my advice is: If you think something's not right, get the
ultrasound, even if your mammogram looks OK. It's cheap and it saved my life.

Thank all of you again for the prayers and good wishes I received from this
list. You were more help than you could possibly know.

See you at Shoreline.

Love,
Bearly

Hey, just got home. The music's still going at Tangier, but I have to get up
early so...
Just wanted to check in with the evening update.

Tonight was a sweet acoustic-based show, with several Jennifer solo songs,
then some with other folks like Scott Bennet sitting in (Scott plays with
Brian Wilson and recently got to sing with Paul McCartney, speaking of
sweet...), and a set with her band. A little later the adorable Morty
Shallman did a few songs (also with Scott), as did Paul Plagens, who was very
"Kinksy" and cool, and eventually we got a couple great piano songs out of
Jennifer's brother Chris, just in from a summer in Paris. He sounds
fantastic, if anyone's wondering. CC White sang backup vocals with him, and
then brought down the house with her a capella version of "Let There Be Peace
On Earth." Oh my God...

Anyway, like I said, they were still going when I left, so I'm not sure what
I'm missing, but these shows just keep getting better. If any of you are in
the neighborhood, you should really consider sacrificing a few hours' sleep
and coming on out one of these Monday nights.

Sept. 30's show will include Jennifer Stills, Amanda J, Ponticello, and who
knows who else...

Goodnight!
Bearly
www.jenstills.com

**MONDAY NIGHT LIVE at TANGIER in Los Feliz (Los Angeles)
Free, comfy, local singer/songwriters jammin' love-fest hosted weekly by
Jennifer Stills -- Tangier 2138 Hillhurst Ave. L.A. (323) 666-8666
**chrisstills.com
**morty.org
**ponticellomusic.com


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Just wondering if there is a Dylan set-list website similar to Sugar Mountain.

Newf



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Thank you Randall, Ron

Howdy folks,

Missed this tree, but would love to pick it up. I have a solid trade
list or can do B&P.
Jackson Browne
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Red Rocks,Morrison CO 08/19/02

Trade List: www.geocities.com/pastels463

Thank you, Ron in Seattle

"Far across the deep blue water
There's an old German's daughter
On the banks of the old River Rhine
There I loved her and left her and I can't forget her
'Cause she was my pretty fraulien

Chorus
Fraulein fraulein walk down to the river tonight when thos stars start to
shine
By those same stars above you well I swear that I love you
For you are my pretty fraulein
~ ~ ~ ~
When my memory wanders way over yonder
To the one that I left behind
In a moment of glory her face comes before me
The face of my pretty frauline

Repeat Chorus

[End of song]

Wie Geht's? The above song has always been a favorite of mine. I first heard
Stompin' Tom Connors' version of it back in the Seventies, and today I heard
Townes Van Zandt's version, both very fine versions of a great, great song.
My appreciation for Rusties is at a high level tonight as I think of the
fine music that I've come to learn about from y'all. Even though I don't
celebrate birthdays, today has been a very good day with lots of great music
playing here at the Old Homestead and nice discussions on the list.
At the library today we had a bit of trouble finding a James Taylor cd
because the librarian thought it was Easy Listening while I classified it as
Country & Western. The head librarian came along and saved the day by
looking it up and finding it under ... Rock.
The librarian had never heard of JT so I told her that he was originally
proclaimed to be the "next Beatles". She spoke of the unsurpassable
greatness of the Fab Four, but I held my tongue 'cause, after all, I'm the
guy who likes artists like Katy Moffat, Gillian Welch, Steve Earle and James
Taylor more than I like the Beatles, with due respects of course. The
Beatles are great too.
2) I'd like to thank Emmylou Harris and Gillian Welch for highly
recommending Townes' music and, especially I'd like to thank Austinpicker
for generously sending me Towne's cd The Late Great Townes Van Zandt,
commercial release still wrapped in the celephane. This takes the cake and
the biscuit and I'm very appreciative.

fRed Sun

Cool pics!

Karen
If you can't cut it
Kathy might shoot it

Jim McQuaid wrote:

04-01-1993, Park By The River, Portland, Oregon
Old Growth Forests Benefit
Solo
1.Comes A Time
2.Mother Earth
3.After The Goldrush
4.Heart Of Gold
5.Sugar Mountain

So, does anyone have this recording for trade ??

Won't a recording of Saturday's Farm Aid do instead?

bh aka
brown-skinned indian

The night before we left for Farm Aid I realized that it was exactly two
years since I'd seen Neil (9/20/00, Red Rocks). It was great to meet a
bunch of new rusties and re-acquaint with others.

I got a good feeling when, immediately upon arrival, while waiting for the
train in the Pittsburgh airport, Mike C and I ran into Elliot. While I
made the brilliant comment, "I guess you're here for the same reason we
are," Mike asked him who Neil was playing with (meaning what band or solo).
After the response was had, I realized that this was not a good thing, me
knowing the answer when, after all, this was to be the first show,
post-rust, that I'd gone to where I had absolutely *NO IDEA* what Neil
would be playing. : ) Then I figured, what's the difference anyway? I
could already predict most of his setlist. Let's face it, the only way
I'll ever go to a neil show with any real sense of wonderment anymore is if
I go to opening night. This is my goal for Neil's next tour. : D

Which reminds me......other things we learned from Elliot......new album,
tour dates and locations......those kinds of things... Now I wouldn't want
to tell you guys anything about those things and possibly ruin anyone
else's surprises!! One day you all will thank me for that. (hahahahahaa)

Our seats were great: 4th row. (I'm so spoiled.) I thoroughly enjoyed the
whole show. During the Dave Matthews set, two young girls (with big
mouths) popped up next to us. They were having a **very loud**
conversation. I asked them if they liked DM. Their response was a very
excited, "Yes! We love him!" I couldn't help but respond with, "If you're
such big fans, why don't you shut up and listen then." : ) Well now, I
wasn't trying to be rude or anything but I just don't understand that type
of behavior.....going to a show to see one of your favorite artists and
then talking during their whole performance. What is up with that?? How
about actually *watching* the performance and then talking about it later?

After being cloudy and threatening all day, it cleared out in enough time
for us to see the full moon. As it rose, I explained to one of the many
journalists around us that it was the harvest moon. He responded with
something about it being a well-known fact that FA is always planned with
that in mind. News to me.

Deb RTR put together a very nice fest the night before. Attending the fest
with us were all the American Indians that Neil had with him during his
set. After dinner, all the rusties even helped the Chief celebrate his
birthday. Before Neil's set they had a little ceremony backstage and
actually made Neil one of their blood brothers which, according to Hippie
Girl, Neil was very honored about.

To see pictures of the ceremony (and also look for HGS in one of them
taking her own pics), goto:

1342

Unfortunately, while in theory the whole farm aid and saving the family
farmer mantra appears to be a worthy cause, from all I've read the whole
thing is futile.

Meanwhile I noticed a booth there that had an ad that said something like,
"How many times has Clear Channel touched your life today?" Maybe they
should work on doing something a little closer to home in the music
industry.....like doing what they can to blow up the Clear Channel megaplex.

bh aka
brown-skinned indian

~~~the music matters~~~

--- Jim McQuaid <jim.mcquaid@...> wrote:

has a closeup of Neil with a T-Shirt from :
(info from Sugar Mountain)
04-01-1993, Park By The River, Portland, Oregon
Old Growth Forests Benefit
Solo

1.Comes A Time
2.Mother Earth
3.After The Goldrush
4.Heart Of Gold
5.Sugar Mountain

Compare to Farm Aid 2002:

Old Man / Heart Of Gold / Harvest Moon / Mother Earth /
After The Goldrush / Comes A Time / Sugar Mountain

Same setlist except he added Old Man and Harvest Moon!

I see Neil has come a long way in the last 9 years in what
he performs for benefits. ;-)

Mike
Expecting To Fly
oldies fan

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Kathy is in the third picture down, in the background, taking a photo, in jeans
and a jean shirt and a red FarmAid Tshirt.

Watch the link does not wrap ...


Cheers, Jim
Memory to Spare


Jeff B wrote:

great pictures, which one is Kathy?

The previously posted link for Neil being inducted in some native band
(?)
(
)

has a closeup of Neil with a T-Shirt from :
(info from Sugar Mountain)
04-01-1993, Park By The River, Portland, Oregon
Old Growth Forests Benefit
Solo

1.Comes A Time
2.Mother Earth
3.After The Goldrush
4.Heart Of Gold
5.Sugar Mountain

So, does anyone have this recording for trade ?? How about a tshirt ??

Cheers, Jim
Memory to Spare

--- "clyde &#92;"big ten inch&#92;" merit" <m49nola@...>
wrote:

gimme a ticket for an aero plane
ain't got time to take a fast train
lonely days are gone, I'm a goin home
my baby she wrote me a letter


Clyde Merit
I Cry Like a Baby

Interestingly, one of the Boxtops hits, Cry Like A Baby,
was co-written by Neil buddy Spooner Oldham. He co-wrote
that one with Dan Penn who is the one who wrote The Letter
for the Boxtops. See:



for all of Spooner's chart hits for which he has a writing
credit.

Mike
Expecting To Fly

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Yes folks, Neil AND Kathy HipyGrlSml on the same webpage.




Cheers, Jim
Memory to Spare

Great to meet all you rusties!
12 hour ride home=good night everyone......zzzzzzzzzzzzzz.......

"I'll post the source info for the 1/15/73 show when I get it."


Hey Joost ,
Jim McQuaid in Canada here.

I got my copies of the 3 early 70's shows. Listening to Toronto 1-15-73
now, great stuff. Thanks for getting the complete show together.
Will you post your story on how this came together ? (Please ...)

I did notice the artwork (
) has Last Dance &
Don't be Denied in a reverse order of that listed in GOTR. Sugar
Mountain agrees with the artwork. Your thoughts ?

Thanks again for getting this great upgrade out to us. I've been playing
Lonely Weekend for years, now I have the real thing. Of course I play it
mostly for Out On The Weekend alone !!!

Cheers, Jim
Memory to Spare

Lost your email address - sorry about that - but I wanted to thank you for
sending me that CD - got it in the mail today - hope this makes it to ya.

thanks again,

mike

<<<Am I the only one who was there for the entire show (2:15 on) who
never saw a group named "Boxstep?" Were they out in another area
somewhere>>>

they were in the parking lot.


gimme a ticket for an aero plane
ain't got time to take a fast train
lonely days are gone, I'm a goin home
my baby she wrote me a letter


Clyde Merit
I Cry Like a Baby
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