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25min Champagne & Reefer .... mmmmmmmmmmmmmmgood http://bit.ly/ehHBki Buddy Guy & Stevie Ray Vaughan & – It’s Still Called The Blues Stevie Ray Vaughan & Buddy Guy LIVE At Buddy Guy’s Legend Club, Chicago, Illinois, July 30th, 1989. Buddy Guy celebrated his 53rd birthday that night and one of the guests was Stevie Ray Vaughan. mp3@320 Tracklist 1. It’s Called The Blues (3:17) 2. Champagne and Reefer (25:49) 3. Mary Had A Little Lamb (8:38) 4. Leave MY Girl Alone (18:46) http://bit.ly/ehHBki

This shit's so good. http://bit.ly/i7jKX6 Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis – Two Men With The Blues History has proven that Willie Nelson will duet with pretty much anybody who comes along, and while this open-hearted open mind sometimes backfires, more often than not it results in some of his most sublime recordings. Two Men with the Blues, his album with jazz trumpeter Wynton Marsalis recorded over a two-night stand at Jazz at Lincoln Center on January 12 and 13, 2007, belongs in the latter category, standing as truly one of the most special records in either Nelson’s or Marsalis’ catalog. If the pair initially seem like an odd match, it’s only because Wynton long carried the reputation of a purist, somebody who was adamant against expanding the definition of jazz, which cast him as the opposite of Willie, who never found a border he couldn’t blur. Marsalis mellowed over the years, but it’s also true that he and Nelson share a common background in jazz and the Great American Songbook, so this pairing plays naturally, providing equal measures of comfort and surprise. The engine for this music is Marsalis’ band — pianist Dan Nimmer, drummer Ali Jackson, bassist Carlos Henríquez, and saxophonist Walter Blanding — with Nelson bringing his harmonica player Mickey Raphael along, which is enough to give this a flavor that’s quite distinct from a typical Marsalis session without being foreign. Similarly, this isn’t quite alien territory for Nelson either, as the repertoire relies heavily on blues standards, including a pair of tunes he cut on his jazzy breakthrough, Stardust (the title track and “Georgia on My Mindâ€), plus he’s always veered close to jazz in his vocal and guitar phrasings. All this means that Two Men with the Blues has the warm comfort of a reunion and the freshness of a new collaboration, feelings that are palpable as soon as the album kicks off with a loose yet nimble reading of Jimmy Reed’s “Bright Lights, Big City.†It’s a subtle arrangement that doesn’t draw attention to its unique touches, something that’s also true of the flashier take on Hank Williams’ “My Bucket’s Got a Hole in It,†which lurches and careens like a New Orleans marching band, coming to a highlight when Marsalis throws in a few lines from “Keep on Knockin’†for good measure. These sly spins on standards, along with a jump blues reworking of Merle Travis’ “That’s All†(first heard on a Willie Nelson record back in 1969), are balanced by numbers that are perhaps a bit more expected but are no less delightful, as “Night Life†is turned into a showcase for Wynton and the bandmembers sound as good skipping through “Caldonia†as they do laying back on “Basin Street Blues.†It’s music that flows so easily it’s perhaps easy to take for granted, but Two Men with the Blues is truly something special, as it captures two masters enjoying their common ground while spurring each other to hear old sounds in new ways. It’s a flat-out joy. – Stephen Thomas Erlewine mp3@320 Tracklist 01 . Bright Lights Big City 02 . Night Life 03 . Caldonia 04 . Stardust 05 . Basin Street Blues 06 . Georgia On My Mind 07 . Rainy Day Blues 08 . My Bucket’s Got A Hole In It 09 . Ain’t Nobody’s Business 10 . That’s All http://bit.ly/i7jKX6

Still winning? Whoa! Huge props for not letting-up and still chasing that eighth spot (although I still think it's outta reach). These clutch wins are doing lots for these players' confidence and experience to roll into next year.

Really enjoying this 3-26 show today. Great drum work in Terrapin. Dark Star > Eclipse > Mtns of the Moon > Dark Star Phil is in fine form throughout!

This looks like it will be a f'in riot.

This cracked me up: BBC Comedy takes us inside a support group for old-shcool Radiohead fans who aren’t too enthusiastic about The Kings of Limbs album.

yup, i hear ya Ollie. Watched his recent update video and he says that the recent London shows were shot in HD 3D ... so, you'll get to see/hear it eventually anyway. There is an orchestral rehearsal at the end of it. Sounds really good, but not at a big outdoor shed.

trippy as fuck ... it ain't moving

Here's a setlist from a few nights ago. Looks good to me.

I don't know Ollie. Some questions were asked about that on the TMB/Slippermen lists too. Steep $$, but maybe I'll grab a cheap lawn closer to the show date or on it You thinking of going?

This is a fantastic live performance from 3 greats: http://bit.ly/dPjG6R Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis Feat. Norah Jones – Here We Go Again Once in a while the stars align and something magical happens…as on the night Jazz at Lincoln Center presented a salute to the late, great bluesman, Ray Charles. Two musical iconoclasts, Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis, along with the stunning songstress Norah Jones, collectively brought their unique musical perspective to the legendary artist’s hits such as “Hallelujah I Love Her Soâ€, “Hit the Road Jack,†and “Unchain My Heart.†Country music legend Willie Nelson and Pulitzer Prize-winning jazz artist and Jazz at Lincoln Center Artistic Director Wynton Marsalis share more in common than their multiple GRAMMY® awards. They also share great respect and admiration for the late musical pioneer Ray Charles. Nelson and Marsalis joined musical forces for a two-night Jazz at Lincoln Center concert event at New York City’s Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center. Their set list explored the legacy of Charles, cleverly sequencing the songs to tell the story of a love affair from beginning to end and beyond. This fine idea was made finer by the inclusion of fellow multiple GRAMMY® winner Norah Jones, whose style suggests a middle ground between Nelson and Marsalis. The sold out performance was captured and the resulting footage expertly mixed and mastered for the brand new album. The concert can be viewed in its entirety on Sunday, March 27th at 8pm ET on HD Net. mp3@VBR Tracklist 1. Hallelujah 2. Come Rain or Come Shine 3. Unchain My Heart 4. Cryin†Time 5. Loosing Hand 6. Hit The Road Jack 7. Movin†On 8. Busted 9. Here We Go Again 10. Making Whoopie 11. I Love You So Much It Hurts 12. Whatâ€d I Say http://www.willieandwynton.com/ http://bit.ly/dPjG6R

Peter Gabriel & The New Blood Orchestra Molson Amphitheatre Wed June 22, 2011 Front of the Line by American Express: Start: Wed, 03/30/11 10am EDT End: Fri, 04/01/11 5pm EDT Onsale to General Public: Start: Mon, 04/04/11 10:am Ticket Prices: CA $66.25 (CA $53.50 Ticket + CA $12.75 Fees) CA $204.00 (CA $179.00 Ticket + CA $25.00 Fees) Details here: http://www.livenation.com/event/1000466CAADB4E6D?crosssite=TM_CA:735139:131073

Go Jays Go Don't think they'll top 85 wins, but they are gonna be damn fun to watch FU Yankees and Sox

and here's 3-27: http://hotfile.com/dl/112315300/6b2ef72/2011-03-27.zip.html Furthur 2011-03-27 Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY Set I 01 Samson And Delilah 02 Chest Fever 03 Tennessee Jed 04 Friend Of The Devil 05 Ship Of Fools > 06 It Must Have Been The Roses > 07 Ship Of Fools 08 Cassidy 09 Ripple Set II 10 Throwin' Stones 11 Sunrise 12 St. Stephen > 13 What's Become Of The Baby > 14 The Eleven > 15 Uncle John's Band > 16 Unbroken Chain > 17 The Wheel > 18 Morning Dew > 19 Sugar Magnolia Encore 20 Phil Donor Rap 21 Days Between 22 Fever 23 Attics Of My Life Notes: Chest Fever with Larry Campbell Tennessee Jed through Ship Of Fools with Larry Campbell and Elvis Costello Ripple with Larry Campbell, Elvis Costello and Diana Krall Sunrise and What's Become Of Baby? with Teresa Williams Fever with Diana Krall, Teresa Williams, Larry Campbell and Elvis Costello Attics Of My Life with Elvis Costello, Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams

Here's 3-26: http://hotfile.com/dl/112303749/c818145/2011-03-26.zip.html Furthur 2011-03-26 Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY Disc 01 [set I] 01 Tuning/Crowd 02 The Golden Road 03 Viola Lee Blues 04 Alligator 05 New Minglewood Blues 06 Sitting On Top Of The World 07 Alice D. Millionaire 08 Cream Puff War 09 Turn On Your Lovelight Disc 02 [set II] 01 Tuning 02 Playing In The Band 03 Born Cross-Eyed 04 Dark Star 05 Eclipse 06 Mountains Of The Moon 07 Dark Star Disc 03 [set II - Cont.'d] 01 Terrapin Station 02 Stella Blue 03 Help On The Way 04 Slipknot 05 Franklin's Tower 06 Encore Break/Donor Rap 07 E: One More Saturday Night Notes: The show was dedicated to Owsley "Bear" Stanley

Wow! is right. That is one helluva run at the RCMH. Here are the setlist from the other two nights you mentioned. Download sbd link for one of them so far. 3/26/2011 Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY I: Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion, Viola Lee Blues, Alligator > Minglewood Blues, Sittin on Top of the World, Alice D. Millionaire > Cream Puff War, Turn On Your Lovelight II: Playin in the Band > Born Cross-Eyed > Dark Star > Eclipse > Mountains of the Moon > Space > Dark Star > Lady with a Fan > Terrapin > At a Siding > Terrapin Flyer, Stella Blue, Help on the Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower E: One More Saturday Night Furthur 2011-03-25 Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY Disc 1 Jack Straw Mississippi HalfStep Uptown Toodeloo Dark Hollow Stagger Lee On The Road Again Loser Train In Vein Might As Well Disc 2 Hard To Handle Smokestack Lightning Spoonfull Bird Song The Other One Spanish Jam The Other One Disc 3 Eyes of the World King Solomons Marbles Dear Prudence China Cat Sunflower I Know You Rider Not Fade Away Donor Rap Touch of Grey download: http://hotfile.com/dl/112029838/5459d48/2011-03-25.zip.html

put a in it ... this run is done

Holyfuck ... 3 shutout losses in a row?!?!?! Best be gettin' that outta the way before the playoffs start.

Fuck! Detroit is the closest. I hope they add more dates. This would be a KILLER show having Hansard perform with Vedder. Kevin ================================================ May 31 is official release date for Eddie Vedder’s Ukulele Songs. As the name suggests, the release will present music from the Pearl Jam frontman performed on ukulele. Glen Hansard (The Swell Season, The Frames) joins Vedder for one track on the release and he will join him on a tour in support of the album. The two will kick things off on June 15 at Providence, RI’s Providence Performing Arts Center and cross the country, winding up in Seattle at Benaroya Hall on July 15. Tickets will go on sale next Friday, April 1, with a pre-sale for members of Pearl Jam’s Ten Club set for Tuesday, March 29 and Wednesday, March 30. Eddie Vedder Dates June 15 Providence, RI Providence Performing Arts Center (PAC) June 16 Boston, MA The Wang Theatre June 18 Hartford, CT The Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts June 21 New York, NY Beacon Theatre June 22 New York, NY Beacon Theatre June 25 Philadelphia, PA Tower Theatre June 26 Detroit, MI Fox Theatre June 28 Chicago, IL The Chicago Theatre July 1 St. Louis, MO Fox Theatre July 2 Minneapolis, MN Orpheum Theatre July 5 San Diego, CA Copley Symphony Hall July 6 Long Beach, CA Terrace Theater July 8 Los Angeles, CA The Wiltern July 9 Santa Barbara, CA Santa Barbara Bowl July 11 Oakland, CA The Paramount Theatre July 14 Portland, OR Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall July 15 Seattle, WA Benaroya Hall

Hopefully last Saturday's thump on the Bruin's got rid of their HNIC Curse that's been upon them for the last couple of months. Go Leafs Go ... and for today: Go Florida GO!!! and Go Tampa Go!!!