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Thanks for the updated video Professor. I certainly enjoyed watching the old ones where you first shared your railroad and revealed your genius at capturing the essence of mountain railroading, This might well serve us mere mortals with an inspiration to attempt to achieve similar results. Or as...

While The Grateful Dead & Jefferson Airplane played on the same bill, they didn't generally play together, rather one band following the other. This cut is, of course, signature Airplane. Classic.

Hey JK,

Can we reasonably expect to hear/watch a B side to your reasonable, and very entertaining presentation?

your buddy,

aka Dennis

That hopper is looking to me like a tender. Looks like you've got the best of both worlds, a Forney and a tender. Good job, Joel.

You want to be dead, stick with cigarettes. Sorry Jerry.

Wow Rich, Thanks for this video. I recently "learned" the chords for Crazy Fingers but only using the first position. I love the tune. I like your chord voicing, but the real challenge for me in playing this tune is after I've engaged your looper and I sadly realize that no single standard moda...

Heroin heroine.

Taking the new baby out for a stroll?

When a railroad dude needs to satisfy his surfer dude itch...

Shakedown Street, everybody's got to be someplace; might as well be happy.

@oneal36 Isn't that akin to "Don't do anything I wouldn't do. (In other words, I got ya covered; the sky's the limit!)

@southrules For Workingman's Dead and American Beauty Garcia played vintage Martin D-18 and D-28 guitars. The guitar in the video looks to me like a Martin.

One comment on these said "Great quality even better then the moon landing tapes...". Well, the video might just as well have bounced off the back side of the moon, but the audio content is superb. John Kahn's right on as usual.

We're all mortal beings here and there's no telling when that coil will unwind into dust. Bless Jerry and crew for all their efforts. It's good to see Phil and Bob still carrying on, and, who knows, maybe on Jerry's 500th birthday the Dead repertoire will still be alive. That's not too far out, huh?

Maybe I missed it, but which decoder did you use.

These would be on the "broad gauge", huh?