Esau.

For the second time today. No amplified instruments (all acoustic) or vocals in a church and the taper nailed it. Sweet show and recording. The Stairwell Sisters 7/2/2005 The Little Church In The Pines Salina, CO Source: AKGC1000s - placed dfc, ORTF, lip of stage (band unamplified) > AD20 > JB3 (rec/tx by Paul Rennix) Transfer: JB3 > Firewire > Toshiba - Normed to -16dB slight edits in SF6, Tracked in CDWave > Flac 01 intro 02 Sleeping Lulu 03 Buckets of Rain 04 Cindy in the Meadows 05 Oh Death 06 Lost Love 07 Wild Horse 08 No Never No 09 Paris Waltz 10 Old Time Roscoe's Gone 11 The Longest Night 12 Riley the Furniture Man 13 Red Gal 14 Jump Back (Ham Bone) 01 Easy 02 Greasy Coat 03 Weary, Weary World 04 Big Black Cat 05 Wish I was 06 Stranger Stop & Cast an Eye 07 Could It Be Him 08 Come Along Jody 08 Drunkard's Lone Child 10 Poor Orphan Child 11 Shakin' Down the Acorns 12 Where the Flowers Bloom Forever 13 Fiddler 14 Nobody's Darlin' 15 Banjo Pickin' Girl

Just a couple guys from the Appalachian Mountains, phot taken by Shelby Lee Adams. http://shelby-lee-adams.blogspot.com/ He takes these great (in my opinion) photos of people living in Appalachia, theres some pretty intense shots some of which have caused some controversy for people who feel he is exploiting or poking fun at the people he's portraying. Oddly enough, none those people live in the Appalachian mountians or ever have, unlike Adams who grew up there.

New theme: Repetitive Refrain Injury: Songs whose titles have a word repeated at least once 1. Frank Zappa - Five Five Five 2. The Grateful Dead (Traditional) - Iko Iko 3. Andrea True Connection - More, More, More 4. Bob Dylan - Dead Man, Dead Man 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Theme: Songs that make you dance (or at least tap your foot) everytime you hear it! 1. Dylan - Sara Jane 2. Bob Marley - Is This Love 3. Stevie Wonder - I Wish 4. Blind Boys of Alabama - Spirit in the Dark 5. Stiff Little Fingers - Inflammable Material 6. Grateful Dead - Scarlet Begonias 7. Burt Neilson Band - Palace Moon 8. Flatt and Scruggs - Foggy Mountain Breakdown 9. 10. 11. 12.

Sure baj, I'll sendspace it for ya. Its a sweet show, these gals sure know how to play. Here's another track from that show. A traditional bluegrass tune Ralph Stanely sang for the soundtrack to "O' Brother Where Art Thou?". Stairwell Sisters - Oh Death Blows me away how great they sound.

Here's a really beautiful old-time bluegrassy version (and great recording) of Bob Dylan's 'Buckets Of Rain' I found while surfing some FTP servers I still frequent. I used my googlepage for this one, so anyone interested can stream it or save it. Stairwell Sisters - Buckets Of Rain [color:red]Note on the recording: None of the instruments and vocals are amplified, the taper did an awesome job of capturing this performace (the entire show is great).

On a related note: http://www.national-student.co.uk/national_news/index.htm

"I was pretty jacked up on marijuana"

Happy birthday Mary! Hope your having a blast, I know your doing it up right. Cheers.

Greyfox Bluegrass Festival Ancramdale, NY July 13-16 2006 DVD Compilation http://www.phishhook.com/view/details.php?recID=6511365 Currently watchin' Del McCoury Band own 'Cold rain and Snow' . sweet sweet bluegrass.

Albert Collins El Mocombo Toronto,ON 1973-11-20

booze, drinking, etc has been done twice already (surprise surprise!) so these songs are off limits for Volume 3: 1. Moxy Fruovis - The Drinking Song 2. Traditional - 99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall 3. Jimmy Buffet - Why don't we Get Drunk and Screw 4. Hank Williams Jr - Whiskey Bent and Hellbound 5. Trad - Whiskey in the Jar 6. NOFX - Go To Work Wasted 7. Dead Kennedys - Too Drunk To fuÇk 8. Tom T Hall- I like Beer 9.Ween - Booze Me Up and Get Me High 10.Flogging Molly - Drunken Lullabies 11. Moe. - Happy Hour Hero 12. Tom Waits - The Piano Has Been Drinking and 1. Spirit Of The West - Home For A Rest 2. Albert Collins - I Ain't Drunk, I'm Just Drinking 3. Snoop Dogg - Gin & Juice 4. Guns 'N Roses - Night Train 5. The Shovels - Don't hit the bottle 6. Bright Eyes - Hit The Switch 7. Phish - Mexican Cousin 8. Tom Waits - Drunk on the Moon 9. Richard Thompson - Twisted 10. Steve "elmo" Murphy-The Whisky Song! 11. Mudmen - Drink and Fight 12. Traditional - Cigarettes, Whiskey and Wild, Wild Women --- Theme: Songs That Mention Booze 1. John Prine - Yes, I Guess They Oughtta Name A Drink After You 2. Bunchofuckingoofs - Alcoholiday Turned Alcoholocaust 3. The Champs - Tequila 4. The Gourds - Bugs In The Whiskey 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

This might be helpful to some folks. I used the "Find On This Page" option in windows (Edit > Find) and searched the first page for "gun", which turned up no results. And if the word is one that is commonly used you can also click "find next" to continue searching.

Drive-By Truckers The Underground Hamilton, Ontario, Canada October 17, 2006

I don't know how things work in Ottawa but a good friend of mine here in Hamilton is a bagpiper (for hire also) and he will hit the streets once in awhile (full dress). I'm pretty sure he's had to get a busking permit to do so.

I know its not very creative, but I'm in a rush here (got to go) and as far as I could tell from the list, this topic hasn't come up. Theme: Songs about guns or have a gun mentioned in the title. 1. Tom Waits - 16 Shells From a Thirty-aught-Six 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Theme: One for the Wooks and Flakey Flowerkids (no offence): The quintessential hippy song 1. Grateful Dead - The Golden Road (to Unlimited Devotion) 2. Cat Stevens - Peace Train 3. Spinal Tap (Listen to) The Flower People) 4. The Mothers Of Invention - Hungry Freaks Daddy 5. CSN - Woodstock 6. Strawberry Alarm Clock - Incense & Peppermints 7. Scott McKenzie - San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair) 8. Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit 9. The Byrds - Turn Turn Turn 10. Canned Heat - Goin' Up The Country 11. The 5th Dimension - Age Of Aquarius (I want to kill somebody right now) 12. Bob Dylan - Blowin' In The Wind

Dave, I feel your pain buddy. I have dealt with messed up sleeping for quite some time now. I've tried meds in the past and they worked great I slept a ton, until I ran out. My sleep issues are no doubt totally different then yours so I can't say what worked for me will work for you, but awhile back while going through one of my insomnia episodes, onthejourney (from the board here) gave me a bag of dried lavender and a tea (which I forget). Anyway, I took the lavender and put it in a cloth bag inside my pillow. Sure enough, it eventually worked (two nights maybe). Seeing as your looking for suggestions I figured I'd offer that up. Here's a bit about it. Lavender Can Help with Insomnia

Sourdough thin crust. The rest is flexible. My favourite bread is sourdough and I have a two year old starter going (frozen currently) that I have used for making the crust and breads in the past. I don't make it very often though because I always forget to take the starter out and let it refresh overnight, so I end up wanting pizza and just end up ordering it. Which isn't very often. I've never seen anyone offer a sourdough crust, outside of a few resturants I've seen.

I re-read it now and understand it. For some reason, I just thought it was on per entry basis. Thats where I obviously missed the boat.

Well, you sorta lost me on the arguing comment. I certianly didn't think you were. Less caffiene perhaps. As for the topic, I read into it differently then you, thats all. I read more into what caused this to go down. To me, underage musicians are taking the friendly fire, so to speak, in all this. They weren't the reason for the change, but they get screwed by it.

Surprisingly, I don't watch Oprah. Then again, I don't watch alot of TV aside from some video games or music DVDs so I guess I could easily miss all the hoopla going on about this. I'm only talking about bars though, I guess if the law covers resturants also, seeing as they are also "licensed establishments", then I can agree it seems excessive.

What outrage are you speaking of? I see parents not being happy over the province proposing to allow kids as young as twelve to be able work in the kitchens of bars, not kids playing music in bars. Like I said in my other post I can't imagine what parent (aside from a bar owner) would think that its a good idea for a 12 or 13 year old to work in a bar.