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    I heard it was a charity event for Spoken Word Canada...
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    New cover tune 'Hello LA, Bye Bye Birmingham' off of the 12" Record Store Day release 'Try Rock and Roll' http://www.laweekly.com/westcoastsound/2014/11/24/hear-a-new-track-from-the-chris-robinson-brotherhood-premiere
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    So July 3, 4, 5?
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    Isn't it always July 4th weekend?
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    Pudding is made from Toronto musicians that love blending New Orleans Funk, Chicago Blues, Motown, Rock, and Jazz, and into a mixture that fills the soul. They are passionate about live performances that are full of improvisation, spontaneity, and deep rhythms. Each show is a new experience. Band Members Tim Smith - Bassist Lewis Spring - Backup Vocalist, Drummer John Mavro - Guitarist, Vocalist Lee Cohen - Backup Vocalist, Keyboardist Justin Binder - Guitarist
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    Perpetual Grass is the lead singer from Perpetual Groove (Brock Butler) doing Americana tunes with an outfit called James Justin & Co
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    Vinyl Rips

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    I stumbled upon this blog today with an interesting selection for anyone interested. http://vinyldoneright.nl/blog/ Anyone have any other links like this, not necessarily vinyl ripped?
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    It sounds like Bob Springfunkle...
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    Ya, December isn't over yet, I don't care, I am in new music discovery mode. I have looked at a few lists online and don't really dig what the masses are enjoying. Here are the albums I have been enjoying this year. Trampled by Turtles - Wild Animals Railroad Earth - Last of the Outlaws Umphrey's McGee - Similar Skin Chris Robinson Brotherhood - Phosphorescent Harvest Old Crow Medicine Show - Remedy Hard Working Americans - Hard Working Americans Albums I still want to check out include; Greensky Bluegrass - If Sorrows Swim Trigger Hippy - Trigger Hippy Conor Oberst - Upside Down Mountain Delta Spirit - Into the Wild Chatham County Line - Tightrope
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    Nice option
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    I suspect the Hold Steady would be starting around 10-1030 and play until 130 or so, MSMW will likely be done by 1130 or so
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    Some would say The Hold Steady would be a cool show and they are at the Horseshoe Friday night, which I suspect would be a hard ticket. The Grind is a R&B/Soul/Funk cover band with good musicians that plays Friday nights at a small bar called Joe Mama's on King Street.
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    Widespread Panic with members of CRB
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    Not a bad start to a lineup for me. http://lineup.floydfest.com/ Chris Robinson Brotherhood Keller Williams’ Grateful Grass featuring Jeff Austin and Others Trigger Hippy featuring Joan Osborne, Jackie Greene, Steve Gorman, Tom Bukovac and Nick Govrik Devil Makes Three Leftover Salmon Greensky Bluegrass Sam Bush Band Shovel and Rope Drive-by Truckers Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds and more...
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    The Dude narrates Bob Dylan's road to The Big Pink http://mashable.com/2014/12/03/bob-dylan-basement-tapes-film-jeff-bridges/
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    They played Toronto last in June of 2009 and with Scofield at least once in 2011 in Florida
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    No kidding, I saw the first night but wish I would have went to this one instead.
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    Nice work for sure! Batting 500 sounds like half of your recording failed though.
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    2015 is the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead and Terrapin Crossroads will be celebrating throughout the year. Phil will host shows twice a month that reflect each year since the band was first formed in 1965, and also from time to time present art exhibits, conversations with Phil about the shows and their context, along with memorabilia displays tied to the shows themselves. We begin on January 2nd and 3rd with Phil, Stu Allen, Scott Law, Jeff Chimenti, and Cody Dickinson. These shows will pay tribute to the Grateful Dead by having a full first set of music from the year 1965 on January 2nd, and a set of music from 1966 on January 3rd. Due to the scarcity (and brevity) of set lists from ’65 and ’66, these shows will have normal PLF 2nd sets. This will mark the beginning of a very special year for all of us who love the Grateful Dead. We invite Terrapin Nation to join us in celebrating this historic anniversary. Tickets for these shows go on sale December 3rd at 11am at the Terrapin Crossroads box office, and December 4th online. Don’t miss out! “Well everybody’s dancing in a ring around the sun Nobody’s finished, we ain’t even begun…” https://www.facebook.com/TerrapinCrossroads?fref=photo
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    Nailed it!
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