Rob Not Bob

Rob Not Bob Is that Hamish Stuart from Average White Band? Looks like a fun show.

it's the hamish stuart from the late eighties and early nineties version of Paul McCartney's band.

Same guy, as it turns out (if allmusic.com is anything to go by)

Is that Hamish Stuart from Average White Band? Looks like a fun show.

Sentimental Journey is not the Ringo album to get ... try Beaucoups of Blues, his voice lends itself quite well to country.

Oatmeal?

(A penny to whomever gets that reference)

I have a peculiar weakness for '71 dead ... Skullfuck, Ladies & Gentlemen, Houseboat Tapes, love 'em all. Great to finally have Yale Bowl out, even if only in part.

The third installment in our new Road Trips series features smokin' tracks from the summer tour of 1971, including highlights from shows in New Haven and Chicago.

Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 3 includes...

- Two full CD's, lovingly compiled and painstakingly mastered (in HDCD) by Jeffrey Norman

- A booklet boasting scads of great photos and an essay by Dead scholar Blair Jackson

- As always, early orders of Road Trips will also include a special limited-edition Bonus Disc with additional music from the Summer '71 tour. This one features the legendary, consensus-best-ever version of "Hard to Handle" from 8/6/71, as well as a rare recording of a show at Terminal Island Correctional Facility in Santa Ana, California (where sound guru Owsley "Bear" Stanley was incarcerated at the time).

Disc 1: 7/31/71 Yale Bowl, New Haven CT

1. Big Railroad Blues

2. Hard To Handle

3. Me and Bobby McGee

4. Dark Star>

5. Bird Song

6. Not Fade Away>

7. Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad

8. Not Fade Away

9. Uncle John's Band>

10. Johnny B. Goode

Disc 2: 8/23/71 Auditorium Theater, Chicago IL

1. China Cat Sunflower>

2. I Know You Rider

3. Truckin'

4. Sugaree

5. Cryptical Envelopment>

6. The Other One>

7. Me and My Uncle>

8. The Other One>

9. Cryptical Envelopment>

10. Wharf Rat

11. Sugar Magnolia

Bonus Disc:

1. Bertha (8/6/71 Hollywood Palladium)

2. Mr. Charlie (8/6/71 Hollywood Palladium)

3. Cumberland Blues (8/6/71 Hollywood Palladium)

4. Brokedown Palace (8/6/71 Hollywood Palladium)

5. Hard To Handle (8/6/71 Hollywood Palladium)

6. Sing Me Back Home (7/31/71 Yale Bowl)

7. Big Boss Man (7/31/71 Yale Bowl)

8. Not Fade Away> (8/4/71 Terminal Island)

9. Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad (8/4/71 Terminal Island)

10. Turn On Your Lovelight (8/4/71 Terminal Island)

Get it here

ohoh, that sounded like a joke goin' over my head. Some sort of lyric i don't know?

John Lennon wrote a song called "Working Class Hero" (ironic, as he wasn't working class ... George and Paul were, and Ringo's family were full on poor, but John was raised in a solidly middle class household).

harsh! Music and Art cannot be generally categorized as "best" because each individual has their own taste. Of course The Beatles rank very high on many people's lists. John Lennon is my hero - but is he everyone's hero?

Only to the whole Working Class ...

Where is my mind? Of course I forgot to add this little film that's changed my life for the better:

i thought this movie was horrible. especially the music. but on the other hand, its great to now it inspired.

Cue huge Jerry Lewis styled spit take.

Let's just move on the assumption that I am getting one, ok? I'm not getting one for a status symbol or anything like that, I've been fighting getting one for years but I need one at this point. I've been 2 years working where I had no phone access to the outside at all, and yes I travel a lot. So enough of the "don't get a cell phone" advice and if you have any solid advice for models or plans, I would love to hear it.

Harold & Maude

BESTEST MOVIE EVER!

Damned skippy it is.

The Iron Giant

westerns by Ford, Mann, Hawks and Peckinpah

Awesomely awesome selections

Black Hawk Down

Citizen Kane

Blazing Saddles

Stranger Than Fiction

Rocky

Zulu

Garden State

Wings Of Desire

Once

Juno

Hot Fuzz

24 Hour Party People

The Godfather

The Verdict

Superbad

Galaxy Quest

Apocalypse Now

Gangs Of New York

The Aviator

Zodiac

Dodgeball

Across The Universe

Ed Wood

Once Upon A Time In The West

The Wild Bunch

Any Disney/Pixar

Any Woody Allen

etc. etc. etc.

Fiona and I are considering going for cell phones, but are completely lost with regards to models or plans, although we are considering Virgin mobile. Any suggestions or advice?

Vibes being sent.

Okay, hold your hands out in front of you. Good. Now reach around and rub your ass. It's so easy (and kinda nice actually). I don't understand why someone needs help with this who isn't under 2 or over 90. In which case bikinis and tanning oil likely aren't the wisest decisions either.

You are failing to take into account the fact that Brooke Hogan is incredibly lazy.

I think of all the wrestlers that have died within the past 10 years and wonder why he couldn't have been one of them.

Now now ...

Nothing to do with anything, but anyone know when the annual Ribs cookoff is?

Garnet Rogers is way awesome, I saw him at the Folk Festival some years ago and he was mind blowing.

(Yes' date=' I did extract that directly from the book.) [/quote']

i guess that's why it took you 3 minutes longer than brad

Also, brad is smarter than I am.

wasn't neil born in winnipeg?

According to Shakey, Jimmy McDonnough's biography of Neil Young, Neil was born at Toronto General Hospital on Nov. 12, 1945. (Yes, I did extract that directly from the book.)

Awesome! Potential thread killer!

346. Songs about the province/state where you were born by musicians also born in that same province/state.. (the musician can be part of a band, but mention the musician's name and place of birth. It could be just mentioned in the song, doesn't have to be part of the title..)

1. Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys - Blue Moon of Kentucky (Kentucky)

2. Rheos - Christopher - Ontario

3. Neil Young - Helpless - Ontario

4. Rush - Lakeside Park - Ontario

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Maybe, but isn't it a standard approach in tributes to say "This is how I first met them ..." ?

Micky Hart is a tool.

... of the establishment?

RIP Bo, you rocked.

I can't believe mine is still there

It's a very broad definition of the service industry, but sure, I'll let it stand