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Your father loves you, Em.

Fine band--great taste in cover versions, too.

Thanks, Steve. No drugs for me either and I'm about your age. I'm 56 and have

all my hair with very little gray. The Five are still huge favorites--all I need is rock'n'roll.

Nanci, not Nancy.

Not the same song as a different "Down Home" that Dean also recorded--the one that was written by Gerry Goffin & Carole King and beautifully done by Rick Nelson (there's a Little Eva version, too). This "Down Home" is fine but doesn't compare.

Go Scott. I didn't think homophobia would be in the comments part, though.

The headline: No apostrophe in "Animals."

I just don't like someone putting fingerprints on a record.

Yes, it IS HQ. Compare it to some of the other copies of this on YouTube. We're lucky this footage even exists.

The woman in black is Jenni Muldaur, daughter of Geoff and Maria. She made a rather overproduced solo album in 1992 but an absolutely great one in 2009,

"Dearest Darlin'." Strong, powerful stuff.

Done by Johnny Burnette & the Rock'n'Roll Trio in the '50s--they may

have been more successful in Memphis than Elvis was, but not

for long.

The late Larrie Londin on drums, right? My second guess would be Gilson

Lavis of Squeeze.

Although the Everly Brothers' "Brand New Heartache" is very old, there's nothing obscure about it--it's a nice reflection of Elvis' (and Emmylou's) roots. It's a great tune and probably available via YouTube.

Big whoop...Paul wrote the crappy "Let 'Em In." Most would agree that he's written

a few hundred excellent to great tunes.