Esau.

William Elliott Whitmore Midnight

Probally safer in Iraq to be honest.

Tom Waits Remasters Volume 2 Austin City Limits Austin, Texas December 5, 1978 Tracklist: 1. Burma Shave (11.17) 2. Annie's Back In Town/I Wish I Was In New Orleans (7.28) 3. A Sweet Little Bullet From A Pretty Blue Gun (7.55) 4. On The Nickel (6.11) 5. Romeo Is Bleeding (5.04) 6. Silent Night/Xmas Card From A Hooker In Minneapolis/Silent Night Reprise (5.51) 7. Small Change (9.39) Total: 53:25

Christianity in this country took 1st Nations children away from their families (in the name of god) & sent them to be "saved & educated", I for one, have no interest (as a father of a Cree/Canadian) in perserving that part of our "heritage". Nor am I proud of it. [color:red][edit to add] Just to clarify, as I wrote the above after a few drinks last night, I don't fear, hate or even dismiss religion. I believe a person should embrace what gives them strength or solace. But, it should be of their own choosing, not something forced upon or expected of them. Personally, I just feel christianity's impact in our country's history has not been something overly positive, especially concerning our First Nations & Inuit people.

drinking & DBT go hand & hand! I'll be the drunk guy wearing the baseball hat...

Bob Dylan Orillia, Ontario 7/8/07 LB-5542 CD1 Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat It Ain't Me, Babe I'll Be Your Baby Tonight It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) I Believe In You The Levee's Gonna Break Shelter From The Storm 'Til I Fell In Love With You When The Deal Goes Down CD2 Masters Of War Highway 61 Revisited Nettie Moore Summer Days Like A Rolling Stone Thunder On The Mountain All Along The Watchtower

Why not have a few minutes silence for prayer before or after the national anthem. Leave the religious teachings to the churches & families. Personally, I think that would better serve Ontario's multiculturalism in the legislature and more importantly (in my opinion), the public school system.

Oops...I was listening to his 1997 show from the Horeshoe while I posted.. I guess he also came to mind after having to miss the fest back 2001 due to his car accident.

Goes great with a few percs & some whiskey... :cool:

I realize some of these artists have already played the fest before, but for some its been awhile & if they added all these cats to the lineup, nothing could stop me from going.. Bluesfest wishlist: Coco Montoya Roy Rogers Tinsley Ellis RL Burnside Willie "Big Eyes" Smith Otis Clay Deborah Coleman Studebaker John and the Hawks Long shot wild-card pick: The great Otis Rush! I heard rumor he has played some shows since his stroke in 2004. I doubt he'd want to make the trip up here now-a-days, but I can still wish... Anyone else would be the gravy to me.

All working for me.

Nothing, as long as the elections are soley conducted by the Cuban people & goverment with zero US involvement. But as Bush has already stated: Hopefully these "blessings of liberty" aren't the same he brought to Iraq.

Genius Of Soul - The Music Of Ray Charles Pepper Jacks March 1 ADV Tix $12 United Steelworkers Of Montreal W/ Blind Mule 3rd band TBA Pepper Jacks March 6th $8 The Eggmen (All Beatles, All night) Pepper Jacks March 7 $7

I could list a whole bunch, as I'm sure Newrider can, but I'll start with a local show. http://www.archive.org/details/dbt2006-10-17.CK93.SBD.shnf I'm still working on my DVD of this show, it was my first video recording and has been a lot more work then I first anticipated. This is the source I'm syncing the video with. Also, check out just about any show from 'The Dirt Underneath Tour' from last year, sweet acoustic goodness.

I'm pretty sure all the circulating footage is up on youtube, but even with the poor video quality (for a pro-shot) the DVD is worth searching out. This is the artwork for the DVD, http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/9408/gratefuldead19700830kqeyd0.jpg I'm still looking for a copy, mine was passed off in a trade as a DVD when in fact it was a VCD converted to DVD and has crappy mp3 audio files. Argh, never trade with people from the lossless legs site...

Yeah, its the Freedom Hall show, this aired back in jan. also. Good show.

Freedom Hall show?

Oh man, this is sad news. Fare thee well Willie, thanks for all the great music. You will be missed.

Bob Dylan The Improved Genuine Telecasts 1963-2002 DVD 3 of 6 DVDylan ID: D472.i Recording type: ProShot Please visit http://dvdylan.com/dvd/d472.i for artwork, reviews and more information. DVD3: 57 - Just Like A Woman Toulouse, FR, June 21, 1981 58 - Shot Of Love 59 - Heart Of Mine Avignon, FR, July 25, 1981 60 - With God On Our Side 61 - A Pirate Looks At Forty 62 - Blowin' In The Wind Peace Sunday, June 6, 1982 63 - License to Kill 64 - Don't Fall Apart On Me Tonight Power Station Studios, May 1983 65 - I Once Knew A Man 66 - Jokerman 67 - License To Kill 68 - Treat Her Right 69 - My Guy Rehearsal for David Letterman, Mar 22, 1984 70 - Don't Start Me To Talkin' 71 - License To Kill 72 - Jokerman Letterman Show performance, Mar 22, 1984 73 - Blowin' In The Wind 74 - Times edit #1 75 - Blowin' In The Wind 76 - Times edit #2 77 - Like A Rolling Stone 78 - WatchTower Verona, Italy, May 29, 1984 79 - Like A Rolling Stone 80 - Hattie Carroll 81 - Blowin' In The Wind 82 - Tombstone Blues Hamburg, GERM, May 31, 1984 83 - Blowin' In The Wind Munich, Germany, June 3, 1984 + further news footage German TV. 84 - Like A Rolling Stone 85 - Mr T Man 86 - Don't Think Twice 87 - Blowin' In The Wind Barcelona, Spain, June 28, 1984 88 - We Are The World Rehearsal footage from the WATW sessions Jan 28, 1985 Screenshot:

I can understand (but not necessarily agree with) some of his points actually, personally after about 10 minutes on there I lose all interest in the site. Although, I'm still confused when people say they are "addicted" to facebook, I just don't see how there is that much to keep someone interested to that point, with myspace I sorta could understand, since there is a countless number of bands on there for you to discover & listen to. I have reconnected with some HS friends on facebook who honestly thought/heard I had died from my cancer ordeal years ago, so in that, I feel it was worth joining the site, if only to squash that rumor. But after a couple days of catching up, we're back to where we were before I joined.

Thanks Kev, I only have the next night. This will hold me over until DVDs of both nights I traded for show up. :thumbup:

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