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@JayChevako No, even when he croaked(check Stockton Jan 78 archive.org, was at that show, he had no voice but it was still a great Stella) he made up for it. Must preface this by saying went to very few shows after 85(most were between 73-85), and never saw a show in the 90's so yeah I'm sure th...

When Bob's a rock'n, don't come a knock'n. Has there ever been a band that can make you feel as good, even when it's a protest song like this one is, the way Bob and the SBB can. Just can't keep still, they were something to be hold!

@MrPinkfloydfan420 The Grateful Dead were at the University of Iowa that night..They were at the Capitol Theater in New York in 1970, which is a long way from New Orleans. Maybe someone(I don't mean you) needs to stay away from the brown acid.

Of course those guitar's were Jerry's. Can you imagine the WHO telling Entwhistle's estate that his collection(worth substantially more then Jerry's) belonged to the band.An incredibly selfish act. Been a fan for 35 years, seen 150-200 shows, had hundreds of hours of bootlegs, but as much as I l...

Queen Victoria's favorite composer, based on my favorite movement of any of Mozart's symphonies( Symphony No. 38 Prague 2nd movement ) and I believe it may be the music I hear when my soul leaves my body for it's final journey home.

They did help them, it was called "Working man's Dead", and "American Beauty". Everyone can hear their influence and The Dead always credited them for it on those two albums, this is no revelation.

Check it out.The guy driving the car is the same dude who drove the black Charger in Bullet.He's just a little older with longer hair.

Rick Wakeman did such a great job on this recording(as always). Did he ever perform this live with David Bowie? Boy wouldn't that have been something to see:Bowie; Wakeman; and Ronson on guitar. One can only dream.

As brilliant as "The Great Gig.." is, it owes a tremendous amount to Ennio Morricone's work in "Once Upon a Time in the West's" music, specifically "Jill's Theme".

@nobodysperfect06 No, both the Rams and the Raiders had excellent attendance at the coliseum, and when the Rams played in Anaheim, you couldn't get a ticket unless you went to a scalper. I don't like to speak ill of the dead, but when Georgia died, no one in L.A. shed a tear, and the same will b...