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Drive By Truckers Plan 9 Records Richmond,VA 7/13/06 NTSC DVD Technical info: Note: This is a 2 cam shoot for the first 28 min. The third cam kicks in partway through Sinkhole. AUDIO: Multi-track soundboard recording VIDEO: Standard Definition Mini DV (3 cams)> Firewire > Sony Vegas Pro 8 (editing and audio sync) > Sony DVD Architect 5 > DVD Disc 1 51:48 Intro Tales Facing Up One Of These Days Easy On Yourself Feb 14 Gravity's Gone Sinkhole Outfit My Sweet Annette Marry Me Aftermath USA Disc 2 53:14 Jay A World Of Hurt Why Henry Drinks John Henry Wednesday Happy Birthday Ross Shut Up And Get On The Plane Ronnie and Neil Moonlight Mile Let There Be Rock Disc 3 51:25 Encores Nine Bullets Zip City Goddamned Lonely Love 18 Wheels Of Love Daddy's Cup Decoration Day Lookout Mountain Plan 9 25th Anniversary Concert and benefit for the Harvey Family Memorial Endowment. A classic night of DBT that will never be repeated. On January 1, 2006 the city of Richmond,VA was devastated by the murder of the Harvey Family. It was particularly staggering for the DBT community of Richmond to lose such dear friends. As I’m sure you’re all aware, “Two Daughters and a Beautiful Wife†was inspired by the events. Fast forward to July. The band is opening for the Black Crowes and are itching to play a real rock show. A benefit is planned for the Harvey Family which also coincides with the 25th anniversary of Plan 9 Records. So on July 13, something beyond your wildest imagination takes place. DBT plays a full rock show in a record store. On that night, Mark Lynn put together yet another incarnation of Team Richmond, and documented the event on video with 3 cameras. Here is that once in a lifetime magical night. Thanks to the generosity of many, this historic documentation is being made available. The Harvey Family Memorial Endowment is active. We are asking that anyone who downloads this to consider making a donation "At the request of family and friends, The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia has created the Bryan and Kathryn Harvey Family Memorial Endowment. The Fund is established in memory of Bryan, Kathryn, Stella and Ruby Harvey and will be advised by a committee of their family and friends. Bryan and Kathryn shared a love of music and art, and they were known to their family and friends as kind and generous people. Thus, it is appropriate that the purpose of the Bryan and Kathryn Harvey Family Memorial Endowment is to provide music, visual art and performing arts enrichment in the Richmond area, which may include but is not limited to educational scholarships." Donations may be made here: http://www.tcfrichmond.org/page27484.cfm When you get to this page, you will see a drop down box at the top. Select the Harvey Family Endowment. A little further down you'll see "This gift in honor of". Check the box and type in DBT/Plan 9 Drive By Truckers 2006 Mike Cooley Patterson Hood Jason Isbell John Neff The Ezy B Shonna Tucker Cast of Characters: Matt Defilippis, Ryan Dowd, Jim Bland, Dave McMillian, Kelly Wilkes, Rob Sheely Master of Ceremonies Jay Leavett

Well said & agreed. Sad news. Thanks Kenny & staff for some amazing times.

This compilation is a companion to BLOOD ON THE TRACKS. It presents in chronological order all the available songs from the sessions that were not released on the LP. The BLOOD ON THE TRACKS sessions NYC, Studio A, A & R Recording (recording dates and take numbers come from Michael Krogsgaard's Recording Sessions, published in The Telegraph #55, as he saw them in Columbia files, NY) Sep 16 1974: Call Letter Blues -take 3 'THE BS Vol 1-3' Idiot Wind -take 6, overdubbed Oct 8, TEST PRESSING If You See Her Say Hello -take 2 'THE BS Vol 1-3' Lily, Rosemary & The Jack Of Hearts -take 1, TEST PRESSING Tangled Up In Blue -take 1 'THE BS Vol 1-3' Sep 17 1974: Shelter From The Storm ('fast') -take 3x, 'JERRY McGUIRE' You're A Big Girl Now -take 2 TEST PRESSING [same as BIOGRAPH, but slightly better sound & stereo] Sep 19 1974: Idiot Wind -take 4 'THE BS Vol 1-3' If You See Her Say Hello -take 1, TEST PRESSING Tangled Up In Blue -take 2 or 3, TEST PRESSING Up To Me -take 2 'BIOGRAPH' Our friend Bob is backed by Eric Weissberg (guitar), Tony Brown (bass), Richard Crooks (drums), Barry Kornfield (guitar), Thomas McFaul (keyboards), Paul Griffin (organ) & Charles III Brown (guitar)

This compilation is a companion to BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME. It presents in chronological order all the available songs from the sessions that were not released on the LP. This upload is made with the permission of HC mods, thanks to them. Dates and take numbers come from Michael Krogsgaard's Recording Sessions http://www.punkhart.com/dylan/sessions-1.html BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME sessions Studio A Columbia Recording Studio New York City, New York Jan 13 1965, 7-10 pm 01. I'll Keep It With Mine (Bank Account Blues) CO85271-1 mono with intro 1965 02. I'll Keep It With Mine CO85271-1 stereo BIOGRAPH 03. Subterranean Homesick Blues CO85275-1 THE BS VOL 1-3 04. Farewell Angelina CO85278-1 THE BS VOL 1-3 05. You Don't Have To Do That CO85280-1 ODDS & ENDS VOL 1 06. Barbed Wire Fence (early Outlaw Blues) CO85276-1 1965 07. Outlaw Blues CO85281-2 acoustic iTune Jan 14 1965, 2:30-5:30 pm 08. Love Minus Zero/No Limit CO85270-? 1965 09. She Belongs To Me CO85283 or CO85274 -remake t2 GBS7 10. I'll Keep It With Mine CO85271 acetate 11. It's All Over Now Baby Blue CO85272 GBS7 Jan 15 1965, 2:30-5:30 pm, overdubed May 21 1965, 2:30-5:30 pm 12. If You Gotta Go, Go Now (composite 1) CO85291-5C mono mix 1965 (single) 13. If You Gotta Go, Go Now (composite 1) CO85291-5C mono acetate mix 1965 14. If You Gotta Go, Go Now (composite 2) CO85291-5C mono mix with intro 1965 15. If You Gotta Go, Go Now (composite 2) CO85291-5C STEREO THE BS VOL 1-3

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Have a blast! Man, that'll be an awesome time.

...or those who choose not have a credit card or folks who just don't have one. ...or cows. Cows don't like Metallica.

...or those who choose not have a credit card or folks who just don't have one.

BOB DYLAN & ROLLING THUNDER REVUE 1975-1976 Video Anthology (DVD) Essential excellent quality pro-shot compilation Liberated Watchdog bootleg DVD DVD 2 (of 2): Renaldo And Clara unreleased concert footage, November/December 1975 - A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall - It Ain't Me Babe - Knockin' on Heaven's Door - It Takes a Lot to Laugh - Romance in Durango - One More Cup of Coffee - Sara - Never Let Me Go - Just Like a Woman - Knockin' on Heaven's Door Hard Rain Japanese TV version, Fort Collins, May 23, 1976 - A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall - Blowin' in the Wind - Deportee - I Pity the Poor Immigrant - Shelter From the Storm - Maggie's Farm - One Too Many Mornings - Mozambique - Idiot Wind - Knockin' on Heaven's Door World Of John Hammond, WTTW-TV, Chicago, September 10, 1975 - Hurricane - Simple Twist of Fate - Oh Sister

Good one, watched it this morning on comedy network's video player.

Too long didn't read, huh - can't say I thought my few short paragraphs were that long, but oh well. I won't make this any longer then, but here's a short version reply. We're actually behind the US when it comes to this, so keep thinking that. and I read the final bracketed comment you posted

I never understand those statements, especially considering the number of states that have already decriminalized herb, some more then 20 years ago at that. Legalization, well - I would agree 100% with you, but decriminalization I can't. Since decriminalization doesn't mean you wouldn't get arrested for simple possesion for one - only that you wouldn't have a life time criminal record over it - so any Americans that were arrested, would be fined and subject to possible deprotation (basically, told to leave immediately), and possibly not be allowed back. Similar to how many Euro-countries deal with visitors and drugs. Outsiders are usually dealt with differently, and in some cases more severly as not too many countries (Netherlands for example) really take kindly to visitors absuing their way of dealing with it. I know from my expirences in europe in 1997, France had a zero tolerance for visitors being caught with herb, Luxenburg and Belgium as well both adhered to pretty much the same mindset as France - Netherlands was a bit different, I was there for the 10th annual Canabis Cup but one point that was stressed over and over again by organizers, politicians and even the police was outsiders who took advantage of the laid back laws were subject to the full extend of their laws and in reality, marijuana is not legal - only tolerated in the specified establishments. Like I said above, I feel it is easily feasible for Canada to adopt similiar policies. Obviously, policies that suit our people & borders accordingly. By not even trying due to the fear of Americans swarming us, or US Gov't pressure, we are just being bullied. For me, thats much worse then some dumbasses coming here because they think its legal or more laxed. Thats my long post of the weekend.

Class act, in my opinion. They really know how to put on show and make sure your more then satisfied by the end. Glad to hear they kicked ass, although, I'm not surprised :thumbup: [edit to add] Great song to finish it off with too, especially like that.

Sad news - Read about this back in the middle of march after he passed away. Sorta a strange picture, it was taken beofre the photographer knew who he was, but if you click it you'll be able to read comments from people. http://bighugelabs.com/flickr/onblack.php?id=2491955390&size=large

You'll have to be quick when its get up on youtube, NBC doesn't take kindly to videos from their TV shows being posted there and they usually are removed. Then again, it took them over a year to find my DBT on Conan video that I had hidden on my google video account, I think when I made my google page public it enabled them to find it, was a good run though. I'd love to see them play 'Warped sister' but I doubt Neil will make the appearence. Thats my favourite track on the new album.

Thats what I was going to suggest, and its got a nice line-up with CSN just added. So, it'll be a good time.

This is all I ever hope for, to be honest, when I picture decriminalization in Canada (ideally, it would be no charges for posssesion of personal amounts, but hey you gotta start somewhere) - it's realistic, more then fair to both sides (pro and anti) and easily feasible within our borders. At least in my opinion. Cheers to Portugal for some forward thinking and attitudes.

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Bruinism: You have 108 cows The rest of your division doesn't matter. Go Bs!

Well, they were working together before (via a contractual agreement) and only went their seperate ways in jan of 2009. They announced this "severing of ties" back in 2007 but needed to see their contract out. A month later (feb.2009) they decided it was better to merge as one giant scalping corp.

Anti-scalping and Bon Jovi all in the same article. Thats actually quite funny. Now they just gotta get Neil Diamond, Celine Dion and Van Halen to sign up.

I enjoyed Crowmatix as Danko's backing band (Times Like These) more then their appearence on Garth's CD. But then again, I prefered Rick's solo work as well. Great band regardless. Maybe I'm missing the obvious here, but where is the Garth listing? Is he touring with Crowmatix or something? I can't see any word of it on ether of their sites. Just looking for some confirmation as this may tip the scale whether I go or not.

Christopher Walken as Phil would be great for one of the "bad trip" squences that Jerry has during the film.

Rick Danko Dylan's Cafe Washington, D.C. December 8, 1987 Lineage: Soundboard => master cassette => cassette => Stand-alone Pioneer CD burner => EAC => Magix Audio Cleaning Lab => WAV => FLAC Front-end (level 8) Set one/disc one (54:22): (1) Java Blues (3:06) (2) Christmas Must Be Tonight (3:29) (3) My Friend (3:11) (4) Stage Fright (3:21) (5) C.C. Rider (3:43) (6) Twilight (2:42) (7) Oh Baby (Whatcha Gonna Do) (2:06) (8) Jimmy Crack Corn (2:54) (9) Long Black Veil (3:58) (10) Caledonia Mission (3:13) (11) My Love (3:23) (12) The Weight (5:19) (13) Bartender Blues (2:42) (14) It Makes No Difference (4:32) (15) Mystery Train (3:52) (16) That's How I Love You (2:44) Set two/disc two (78:06): (1) When You Awake (3:11) (2) When I Get My Rewards (2:46) (3) Sunny Side of Life (1:54) (4) Brainwash (2:42) (5) Blaze of Glory (1:53) (6) My Baby Left Me (2:35) (7) It Makes No Difference (4:19) (8) Once Upon A Time (3:17) (9) What a Town (2:07) (10) Missing In Action (2:32) (11) Honest I Do (2:27) (12) The Weight (4:30) (13) My Love's All Imagination (3:03) (14) Java Blues (3:29) (15) Stage Fright (3:25) (16) Small Town Talk (2:00) (17) Long Black Veil (4:05) (18) Canadian Driftwood (0:35) (19) My Love (3:32) (20) Jimmy Crack Corn (3:17) (21) Mystery Train (4:00) (22) Rivers of Babylon (2:17) (23) Blow Wind Blow (3:08) * (24) Great Balls of Fire (2:10) * (25) Mean Mistreater (4:45) * (26) She's Rough and Tough (2:08) * (27) Movin' To Kansas City (1:45) * * Bob Margolin opening set