Hartamophone

Heartbreaking setlist from Tedeschi Trucks Band last night:
1/ 25/2017: Peabody Opera House, St. Louis MO
Statesboro Blues
Don't Know What it Means
Keep on Growing
Isn't It a Pity
Laugh About It
Sky Is Crying
Ali
Let Me Get By
Don't Think Twice It's Alright
Leaving' Trunk / Vol Slavery
I Wish I Knew
How Blue Can You Get
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
Let's Go Get Stoned

Dead & Company definitely appeals, although from what I've heard I would almost be more inclined to travel for JRAD.

This is what I said on Facebook last night. It's all I got:
Let us not forget this: each of us can still choose to embody love, hope, tolerance, and compassion. And nobody has ever needed the president's permission to reach out to someone in need. All those things we tried to do to make the world a little better yesterday we can still do tomorrow, albeit through clouds of disappointment and uncertainty.
Much love, my friends. Let's keep on keepin' on.
 

This is what I said on Facebook last night. It's all I got:
Let us not forget this: each of us can still choose to embody love, hope, tolerance, and compassion. And nobody has ever needed the president's permission to reach out to someone in need. All those things we tried to do to make the world a little better yesterday we can still do tomorrow, albeit through clouds of disappointment and uncertainty.
Much love, my friends. Let's keep on keepin' on.
 

"Ahead By A Century" in Edmonton on July 30:
 
Aloha,
Brad

We might do Sunday. We'll be at my wife's parents' place, which is three hours from the venue. If the weekend goes according to plan we'll leave the kids with their grandparents and head down. Although if we do I will likely end my perfect streak of always being inside for Phish at SPAC.

Pro shot quality Tahoe Tweezer
 

Really? Cheaper than LOCKN'? I suppose it's possible, but I feel like the target demographic for this will be milked pretty aggresively. I hope I'm wrong (assuming the event even happens).

Thanks again everyone. He lived a very full and happy life.
 

You're at an even 25,000 posts, brah. Shouldn't we have some kind of ceremony?

Looks cool. And I have to say that even though I've enjoyed Jambase's "Songs of Their Own" video series, I'm glad this project isn't just the usual suspects when it comes to Dead tributes. The likes of John Popper and Reid Genauer are great and all, but I'm all for Dead covers by artists that aren't a big part of "the scene" 

I love you filthy wooks. May your holiday wishes come through as clear as a BradM aud.
Aloha,
Hart

What a killer show. Hard to believe that you rarely gig. Rectify that, please.

In!

For fifty bucks, you can get a personalized video message from the Hacksaw himself. Hilarious. I just got one for my buddy's wedding:
https://www.celebvm.com/video/a1xJDi

There's no way ACDC, a large highly-visible corporation, potentially infringes on MLB, NFL, NHL and CFL copyright without an arrangement one way or another.

RIP

from The New Deal: "Our very first show ever as a band, performed in Toronto in 1998 in front of four people at a place called The Comfort Zone. We didn't even have a name yet but upon listening back to the recording (on cassette!) after the show we knew we had the makings of something special. This clip features the first "song" we ever came up with (Back To The Middle) as well as the first performance of Holland Tunnel. with the exception of the main lick to Back To The Middle, the entire concert was improvised from beginning to end" - Jamie