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That sounds like an interesting show.

Stoopid hot & humid here - which is nuts for SF. Where's the FOG???

Great video!

Robbie had just produced Neil's most recent album.

It was very entertaining. Especially since most (if not all) of the guests were not actually scheduled if I remember correctly. There were lots of rumors, but it was great just trying to predict who the next one would be.

I was - curious if anybody else at Organissimo was there, too.

I'm pretty sure this is the Egg album I had - "The Polite Force"

Interesting cover. Not unlike this Tom Verlaine album.

The Complete Columbia Studio Recordings Of The Miles Davis Quintet January 1965 To June 1968 by Miles Davis Parental Advisory Say what? "Parental Advisory"???

I had an Egg album WAY back when. I remember kind of liking it because it was so different. Wish I still had it.

I'll be in Chicago, but leaving on Saturday unfortunately, so I hope to catch something on Friday night. Maybe these 2: • 5:00-5:50 pm – Jeff Parker Quartet • 6:00-6:55 pm – The Trio featuring Muhal Richard Abrams, George Lewis and Roscoe Mitchell

If those aren't some great creds, I don't know what are!

While we're at it..........I hate Chris Botti!

But it's a GREAT sound!

You would keep 2 Strats rather than keep your Tele Thinline?

Would like to improve my comping and rhythm playing - I prefer that to lead playing, anway.

I was thinking of picking up an instructional DVD and this one seemed to get a lot of positive feedback on Amazon. Has anyone watched it or anything else that they would recommend?

I was just about to post the same thing (but wasn't sure where to do it).

Check that out. I'm not real familiar with JA either. In their heyday, JA was one of the best. "Bless It's Pointed Little Head" is a must-have live album if you want a place to start. Studio-wise it would have to be "Surrealistic Pillow", "Crown of Creation" and "After Bathing at Baxter's" (for the complete psychedelic experience).

CBS marketing ploy on all of their recent Woodstock albums - they included 1969 studio album by the same group (Airplane, Janis, Sly, Johnny Winter, Santana). In all the other cases, that pushed it from a 1-CD set to a 2-CD set, and they left off any bonus cuts which had come with other latter-day CD versions of the studio albums, but the Airplane set would have been 2-CD anyways, and only a $19.98 list, so while including 'Volunteers' is goofy, it's no real loss. ... and the major labels wonder why their business is going down the tubes.

Sounds good. I have just about everything else. I'll have to pick this one up! Just looked it up on Amazon. What's the deal with including "Volunteers"? I'm sure it's great anyway, but ...

You GO, Hank!

Someone should JUMP on this. Great set! One of my favorite Mosaics, actually.

Saw Chris Smither in my friend's back yard last night. He hosted an "intimate concert" for about 100 people. It was very entertaining.