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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

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

Just wondering if there is a Dylan set-list website similar to Sugar Mountain. Newf _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger:

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:

"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

Cool pics! Karen If you can't cut it Kathy might shoot it

Jim McQuaid wrote: 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

--- Jim McQuaid <jim.mcquaid@...> wrote: Compare to Farm Aid 2002: Old Man / Heart Of Gold / Harvest Moon / Mother Earth / After The Goldrush / Comes A Time / Sugar Mountain Same setlist

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 ...

great pictures, which one is Kathy?

The previously posted link for Neil being inducted in some native band (?) ( http://www.willienelson.com/news.cgi?v=news&c=Pedernales_Poo_Poo&id=092310211342) has a closeup of Neil with a T-Shirt from

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

Yes folks, Neil AND Kathy HipyGrlSml on the same webpage. http://www.willienelson.com/news.cgi?v=news&c=Pedernales_Poo_Poo&id=092310211342 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

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

Left for Dead wrote I have that show and was amused to read Poncho's comments as I was also at the concert. (Neil's first visit to NZ) I actually thought the concert was a good one. Everybody seemed