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Picked this up at last night's Buddy Miller/Jim Lauderdale show. I try to buy CDs from the artists at shows that I like.

Buddy Miller & Jim Lauderdale Saw them twice in Austin a couple of months ago. Good show!

I have the Hitchcock as an MP3 download, actually. It IS a good album. He just did a birthday celebration concert at the Fillmore (with most of those folks) which I wanted to see, but was too busy to make it. Have both the Baseball Project albums, too. I'm glad I have them, but don't listen to them much.

Noel wasn't really a bass player, anyway. Just recruited for the gig (lucky for HIM).

Good stuff! I got that email, too. Ordered these today: Radio Birdman - Zeno Beach Spencer Dickinson - The Man Who Lives for Love Rodney Crowell - Sex & Gasoline Robyn Hitchcock - Ole! Tarantula Jim Lauderdale - Country Super Hits: Vol. 1

Regina Carter listening party

oh, yeahhhhhh, I could do that.

I've seen Bandwagon at least 2-3 times, just not sure what to make of the skateboarding. I'm sure JaMo has it well choreographed, though. San Francisco Bay Area skateboarders in concert with Jason Moran - some good pix here.

I've seen Bandwagon at least 2-3 times, just not sure what to make of the skateboarding. I'm sure JaMo has it well choreographed, though.

I'm in!

There's a ton of stuff that could be packaged into a box set: Pat Martino Kenny Barron Charles Earland Ricky Ford Mark Murphy's best work was on Muse in the 70s. A lot of stuff there.

Just picked up a couple of tix for this next Sunday. I have no idea what to expect, but tix weren't that expensive, and it's guaranteed to be "different". Jason Moran Bandwagon & live skateboarding SFJAZZ Center, Miner Auditorium ARTIST PERSONNEL Jason Moran piano Tarus Mateen bass Nasheet Waits drums with special guest Jeff Parker guitar SKATEBOARDERS Adrian Williams Alex Wolslagel Dave Abair Jabari Pendleton Ben Gore Justin Gastelum Billy Roper Brian Downey

Seems they just announced Woody Shaw: The Complete Muse Sessions (#255). I'm all over that one! Much more interesting than the Columbia material, IMO.

Wow. I'm pretty familiar with about 1/2 of those sessions. I had no idea there was 7 CDs worth of Muse material. MUCH better than the Columbia stuff, IMO. I would be VERY tempted to pick this one up.

Good story! Especially since I thought someone mentioned a while back that Mosaic had outsourced it's shipping dept.

Interesting show. Not exactly what I was expecting - not that I knew what to expect. Basically a reading of an article for Scanlan's in the early 70's - considered the first instance of "gonzo" journalism. Tim Robbins did a credible HST 'voice,' with Brad Hall as an occasional Ralph Steadman and Hall Willner & Chloe Webb filling in some other parts. The music was mostly incidental/background to the performance (very tasteful, though) and Frisell did NOT perform at all. He 'conducted' the band and was the composer.

You gotta be kidding me! Not AGAIN??!!??? Well.................happy birthday, anyway.

Frisell's multi-media "Kentucky Derby" by Hunter S. Thompson, produced by Hal Willner w/Tim Robbins & Chloe Webb........tomorrow.

Excellent show tonight! Much better than I was expecting. He did most of the tunes from his new album and a handful from the Smiths. "Muscular" might be a good description, but without being "macho". It definitely rocked. For the last 2 tunes of the encore ("I Fought the Law" and "How Soon is Now?") he brought out an old childhood friend, Billy Duffy from the Cult. Said as long as they've known each other, they had never actually played together before tonight. I was wondering how much Smiths stuff he'd perform. I don't know much about Marr's solo work -I assume that's him singing as well? I've always dug The Cult too, cool that Duffy played. Yes, Ërik, he does ALL the singing, actually. There are a some pretty good videos from that show on YouTube, including the encore stuff. setlist: 1. "The Right Thing Right" 2. "Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before" 3. "Upstarts" 4. "Sun and Moon" 5. "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out" 6. "European Me" 7. "London" 8. "Generate! Generate!" 9. "Say Demesne" 10. "Bigmouth Strikes Again" 11. "Word Starts Attack" 12. "New Town Velocity" 13. "I Want the Heartbeat" Encore: 14. "Getting Away With It" 15. "I Fought the Law" 16. "How Soon Is Now?"

Excellent show tonight! Much better than I was expecting. He did most of the tunes from his new album and a handful from the Smiths. "Muscular" might be a good description, but without being "macho". It definitely rocked. For the last 2 tunes of the encore ("I Fought the Law" and "How Soon is Now?") he brought out an old childhood friend, Billy Duffy from the Cult. Said as long as they've known each other, they had never actually played together before tonight.

Tonight: Johnny Marr at the Fillmore.

Seeing Johnny Marr in about a week.

But he still owns Mellow Johnny's Bike Shop in Austin - who else would still have large Lance photos along the walls? Also used as a venue for KEXP live broadcasts during SXSW.

George Lewis - Homage To Charles Parker $1.78 on Amazon

Will try to check them out next time they come around.