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I had the pleasure of seeing the original Utopia with M Frog, Moogy and the entire entourage. Great stuff, and impressive beyond belief! I also saw this show in Akron on the debut night. Again, impressive beyond belief! Going to Columbus to see it one more time, and I CAN'T WAIT!!

I truly believe that Mike Brown was adopted. How else could you explain how the child of a football great like Paul would learn NOTHING regarding the game that his father understood so well? At some point, the NFL should hold an owner responsible for "doing the right thing", and clearly, Mike Bro...

I was AT that show... and every show they ever played in Cincinnati after that, including the "Greater Cincinnati" (Northern Kentucky) shows at The Madison Theater. That WAS a great show and we got to hang with the band afterwards at Habits Café across the street from 20th Century Theater, where ...

@Wuddymaters13 Truer words were never spoken!

So much better when Leslie didn't have a whammy-bar. Still, an amazingly-emotional guitarist. And seeing this with Derek Holt was fantastic. If you never saw Climax Blues Band back in "the day", I'm sorry. You missed one of the most fantastic bands the world has ever known! Saw 'em open for Wishb...

@minodude01 So true! And when they did the reunion thing at Madison Square Garden and I saw it on PBS, I was SO disappointed, because to me, Clapton's sound was the SG and the Firebird. But he chose to play the Strat (my favorite guitar) and it broke my heart. The Gibson sound is what was so pred...

Is Clem and Zal the same guy? Zal Clemson is one of my favorite guitarists (The Sensational Alex Harvey Band; Nazareth).

@squidlycarmichael .... blacked out with a sharpie (I presume) on all the tickets. If you ever see a scan of a ticket, you'll see that mark. I had my ticket from back then (along with stuff I can't even begin to tell you about) that I hung onto after that festival. It was all in a small cardboa...

Kind of like watching the DIxie Chicks 12 or 13 years ago. I'm sure there are big things in store for this group.

@bruingoalie39.. the one on the right looks like a natural beauty, but they're both talented and amazing to watch perform. Just found out about 'em on Kimmel tonight. I'm a fan!

@caripster... If I had heard this on the radio before seeing them on Kimmel a few seconds ago, I'd have loved the song and the band. As it is, now I'm a FAN! I'd love to see them and Those Darlins together on a bill somewhere. THAT would rock!

Hey Dana... I'll be back in Austin in late-April with even more friends in tow. Just wondering if there are any scheduled PGSORM shows during that time that you're aware of. If so, and it's not too much trouble, drop me a message. Much appreciated! All the best...

Search "ComplicatedGameRK". This is pretty cool, and the multi-camera shoot is even cooler. Mine's shaky, vid-wise, but the band is pretty amazing. Just saying...

Too bad you couldn't merge yours and my shaky-cam versions (with my audio, preferably) and mesh it into one extraordinary mash-up! Check MY version for some interesting comments from "the Mental One".

Just watched this, then watched an MB live version. Admittedly, this is the third and fourth time in my life that I've heard this song and the first two were quite awhile ago. But what I'm getting at here is that you, Donna and Shrimpy did a GREAT job! All you need is Chris Arduser on drums, and ...

Nice "Steve Hackett" styled riffs, petey! Production is f*cking awesome!!

You are a goddamned GENIUS! Bummed that this classic isn't on the DVD you sent years ago, but I'm TOO happy to see this now! And when I listen to the newest stuff, I'm absolutely blown away!

All the best, my friend! Give Donna and Shrimpy a hug for me....

Jeez, dude! This is some seriously-great stuff!

Shrimpy has graduated into full-fledged amazing-ness! Of course, your six-string wizardry and Donna's killer bass comes through full-tilt on this! I'm amazed, and that's no shit! Fantastic stuff, my friend! Thanks SO much for sharing!

Very nice with some killer fingerpickin'!

Lee, I always loved this tune. Didn't know you put it up here on YT until five minutes ago, but I'm glad I found it tonight. You freakin' NAILED this one as SGH Friday night! Great to see you and Nancy Friday, and at dinner on Saturday. I hope the drive back to Nash-vegas is painless (aka, no rai...

@ TheSonicLizard - I believe you are absolutely correct...

I was so much closer than this, but wasn't it magical?!!!

Yes, that's Roger Powell. To the poster, YOU ROCK! Thank you SO much for this! I went to the AWATS show in Akron last year and it was phenomenal.I went to the Todd/Healing show this year and it was amazing, too. If you're a TR fan, come to Akron next year!

Thanks for the post! Damm, they rock it up!!

One of my favorite tunes by Todd. And this was an extra cool deal with Ms Muldaur on vocals (the gorgeous redhead). Thanks to the poster! Todd is, and will always be, an amazing talent that seeks out amazing talent to back him up. Looking forward to Labor Day in Akron next year already!

@Lemniscate My first ever concert was The Monkees @ Cincinnati Gardens, summer of '67! A band called "Lewis and Clark Expedition" was the opener; kind of a Buffalo Springfield wanna-be. The Monkees were awesome (what I could actually hear over the screaming). Oddly, the second concert I ever saw ...

Saw these guys at the Cincinnati Gardens Pop Festival in 1970 (I think). It was a great day/evening of rock music featuring great local acts Whalefeathers, Bitter Blood St Theater; and amazing national acts MC5, Amboy Dukes (featuring Ted what-his-name), Mountain, and many others (including Joe C...

@jdmfonte Sorry Jimi wasn't more receptive to the Tampa crowd. Who knows? I'm just glad that I got to see what I did that night... freakin' amazing! And Cat Mother was very cool, although I have to admit, the first Jimi show I saw had Soft Machine as the opener, and that was just drop-jaw amazing...

@lighteningboy I'd tell you to get in the car and head to Cincinnati, but she's not on the bill for the "Texas Guitar Women" show this year. She has been the last two years and it's been awesome to see her on stage with Cindy Cashdollar, Carolyn Wonderland, Sue Brown and Lisa Pankratz (all of who...

@ckiepper I agree on all points, CK! Sue is the epitome of talent, awesome Telecaster/easy on the eyes, as is Sarah Borges! Of course, Sarah doesn't burn on that Tele like Sue does, but she and the Singles are freakin' awesome! If you don't have their (SBBS) live DVD yet, I highly recommend it!

Used to cover this in a local band in Cincy back in the early eighties. Great tune!

What a classic! Cool to see folks up and shaking it for Rattlesnake Shake, although I'm guessing the band didn't have to "shake" it that night by themselves!