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No doubt. A lot of good times crammed into that little bar thats for sure, miss those days sometimes.

....and Dylan, John Prine, Arlo, Buddy Guy, Van Morrison, B.B King, CSN/CSNY, etc.. Women may have or may not have been the majority if you did a complete head count, but they were certianly easier to spot then in the picture above. Especially at Dylan and B.B King. Just saying, I get where your coming from though.

I agree with wavinginthewind, both on the AK and the website/store suggestion (Dutch passion is a reliable supplier fwiw). Word of caution if you pick durban, depending on the location make sure you tend to it semi-regular, as it can get pretty big.

Appreciate the offer bro, but I already have em. You did get me in the mood for some Bob though... (drop me a PM if your interested in this one) Bob Dylan Official Rarities - Searching For A Gem Part 2 (CD5 of 17) R-0138 Never Let Me Go (Joseph C. Scott) - duet with Joan Baez, live with the Rolling Thunder Revue, The Forum, Montreal, Canada, 4 Dec 1975, from 4 Songs from Renaldo and Clara R-0203 Dead Man, Dead Man - live from New Orleans, 11 Nov 1981, B-side of Everything Is Broken single in 1989 R-0075 A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall - recorded live at the Concert for Bangladesh with George Harrison, Leon Russell and Ringo Starr, Madison Square Garden, New York, 1 Aug 1971 (evening show). This performance also appeared on a 1983 compilation from Columbia Brazil, The Legend R-0076 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry - from the Concert for Bangladesh, 1971 R-0077 Blowin' In The Wind - from the Concert for Bangladesh, 1971 R-0078 Mr. Tambourine Man - from the Concert for Bangladesh, 1971 (not included in the feature film now available on VHS and DVD) R-0079 Just Like A Woman - from the Concert for Bangladesh, 1971 R-0476 Down In The Flood - recorded live with The Band at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn, New York City, 31 Dec 1971, bonus track on the 2001 reissue of the Band's Capitol album Rock Of Ages R-0477 When I Paint My Masterpiece - recorded live with The Band at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn, New York City, 31 Dec 1971, bonus track on the 2001 reissue of the Band's Capitol album Rock Of Ages R-0479 Like A Rolling Stone - recorded live with The Band at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn, New York City, 31 Dec 1971, bonus track on the 2001 reissue of the Band's Capitol album Rock Of Ages R-0245 Tangled Up in Blue - live version with the Rolling Thunder Revue, Boston, MA, 21 Nov 1975 (evening show), from "Renaldo and Clara", 1975, the Polygram video Rolling Stone: 20 Years Of Rock, 1988, and the Columbia CD Plus version of Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. 3, 1996 R-0140 Baby Let Me Follow You Down (Rev Gary Davies, arr. Eric von Schmidt) - live with The Band, San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976, from their 1978 Warner Brothers album The Last Waltz, recorded San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976 R-0540 Hazel - recorded live with The Band, San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976, from the Rhino Records 4CD boxed set The Last Waltz, April 2002 (omitted from the 1978 Warner Bros release which contained R-0140 to R-0144) R-0141 I Don't Believe You - live with The Band, San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976, from their 1978 Warner Brothers album The Last Waltz, recorded San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976 R-0142 Forever Young - live with The Band, San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976, from their 1978 Warner Brothers album The Last Waltz, recorded San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976 R-0143 Baby Let Me Follow You Down (Rev Gary Davies, arr. Eric von Schmidt) - reprise, live with The Band, San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976, from their 1978 Warner Brothers album The Last Waltz, recorded San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976 R-0144 I Shall Be Released - live with The Band and ensemble, San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976, from their 1978 Warner Brothers album The Last Waltz, recorded San Francisco, CA, Nov 1976

Listening to it now (audio/FLAC), awesome show. **coughdemonoidcough**

Allman Brothers Band Beacon Theater, New York, NY 2009-03-12 Taper : Joe D'Amico ''AKA'' Joebeacon Neumann Km 184 Mics > Lunatec V2 > Korg Mr 1000 FLAC Disc 1 : 1st Set 01-Little Martha - Warren & Derek 02-Trouble No More 03-Leave My Blues At Home 04-Who's Been Talkin' 05-Black Hearted Women 06-Can't Lose What You Never Had 07-Sky Is Crying W/ Buddy Guy 08-You Don't Love Me W/ Buddy Guy 09-Southbound W/ Buddy Guy, Trey Anastasio, Paige McConell Disc 2 : 2nd Set 01-I Know You Rider W/ Trey Anastasio, Paige McConell 02-Elizabeth Reed W/ Trey Anastasio, Paige McConell Disc 3 : 2nd Set Con't 01-Dreams 02-Jessica Encore : 03-Statesboro Blues

Its great if you like (or want) recordings of every single band or artist that played. Since, I don't want recordings of every artist, I just go to the site and download the exact same files of the artists I'm interested in, saves me a ton of bandwidth for more desireable (DVD/FLAC) downloads.

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Makes sense. I was just wondering was all. Just seemed a bit odd for folk fest. Your right about Calgary (after looking up recent past artists), its been quite awhile since I really followed what was goin on in the festival scene though, so I'm sure I'm outta touch. Booche, thanks. I did read that originally, but my mind was focusing on the folk festival part and I just took part two to mean smaller folk festival.

I'm a little confused here, does the Ottawa folk fest book artists in the same fashion as Blues Fest? By that I mean, folk (or similar genre of music) is not the primary focus when considering bands. Say in the fashion of other Canadian folk fests, Mariposa, Edmonton Folk Fest, Calgary Folk Fest etc. I only ask since you mention that Holy Fuck is something you'll look into, have they changed their style of music? Just curious is all.

Gordon Lightfoot Guy Clark David Bromberg Peter Rowan Ricky Skaggs Jerry Alfred and the Medicine Beat Nanci Griffith Vishwa Mohan Bhatt

William Elliott Whitmore The Triple Rock Social Club Minneapolis, MN Friday March 16th 2007 01. Lift my Jug (Song For Hub Cale) 02. Dry 03. From The Cell Door To The Gallows 04. The Train That Carried My Girl From Town # 05. Pine Box 06. Diggin' My Grave 07. Johnny Law ^ 08. Sometimes Our Dreams Float Like Anchors 09. Red Buds 10. The Chariot * 11. Midnight 12. Black Iowa Dirt 13. outro 01-05 William + banjo 06-10 William + guitar/banjo & Ben on drums 11-12 William + guitar/banjo * Also featuring Greg & Steve from Red Sparowes # Doc Watson cover ^ Unreleased

Black Mountain Boys 03/06/1964 Palo Alto, CA Top of the Tangent SBD->Cassette->CDR->TAE->SHN 01 Instrumental 02 Katie Mine (??) 03 Intros 04 Homestead on the Farm 05 Banter 06 Bare Foot Nellie 07 Banter 08 She's More to Be Pitied than Scolded 09 Tuning 10 They Can Lock Up Me Up For Loving You 11 The Hand of the Lord 12 Banter 13 Who'll Sing for Me 14 Darling Aller Lee Jerry Garcia - Banjo Eric Thompson - Guitar David Nelson - Mandolin Jim Beemis - Bass

Thanks for the info. I have read up (online) on some of it but am waiting to talk to both my doctors about it - seeing as I also take some other meds I want to be clear its not goin give me serious issues or react badly with my other meds.

Way to go man, I'm hope to do the same, 20+ years here myself and I've reached a point where I'm finding myself not enjoying them all the time but still lighting up only to butt out after a few drags...Champix was a suggestion a friend gave me as I've never been succesful quiting cold turkey, so next doctors appointment I'm goin be finding out if its cool for me to get that stuff. Having cancer (spinal ependymoma) didn't make me quit completely and that was ten years back when I was first diagnosed, its a brutal habit I'm hoping to lose. Anyway, cheers to you & good luck for the future.

Looking forward to this one as well. Fingers crossed for a Hamilton or Toronto date.

all about The Countryt Gentlemen around here today, 8 beers into my day, windows open and music nice and loud.

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