Please
sign our bulletin board
and send a message to the band or each other, post a set list, review a show, look for a ride to a
show, or share info. We in the band REALLY enjoy reading the messages and hearing your feedback.
Bethy Deer :) thankyou... I gave that person your work number but then wondered IF that # had changed when you got 'kicked-upstairs'?? guess I otter ck my email, hummm? Love and Giggles.... bouncebouncebounce
mia2
USA - Wednesday, December 01, 2004 at 17:07:41 (EST)http://www.markkaran.com/....... The band put my sketches up!!!!! Yeah :)... I'm-aware-I'm-off-topic; but I wanted ya'll to see them, I think they came out pretty cool? better than the ones I did of DSO a year or so ago, anyway. Practicpractice--> although; I STILL don't draw as excellently as The DNB Plays!!! WoooooWoooo
Mia Art
wiggling with glee, d'Cruz - Wednesday, December 01, 2004 at 17:04:11 (EST)the countdown has begun......................... :)
easywind
SAN ANSELMO, CA USA - Wednesday, December 01, 2004 at 08:22:00 (EST)31 days to NYE w/DNB!!!!! Batton down the hatches, folks!!!
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Tuesday, November 30, 2004 at 21:03:48 (EST)All hail DNB for playing a New Year's Eve show. I enjoyed
that last show at Ace Cider, and New Year's Eve should be
extra special. Thanks, guys.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Tuesday, November 30, 2004 at 17:11:35 (EST)A quick note before I go to a meeting: Anthony, last NYE show DNB had a special rate negotiated w/the Holiday Inn. Looks like this time will, too--and maybe a shuttle, too? YAY! I hope to see everyone there, and hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Mia, please pass my phone number onto that person, and I'll do everything I can to help. Love to you ALL!
Bethy
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trenton, nj usa - Tuesday, November 30, 2004 at 10:01:42 (EST)Mia, so true - what's gonna happen - first come first serve. DNB will be amazed I think about how many people want to ring in the new year with them. There HAS to be some sort of advance ticket purchase. I live really close and could go over there to get tickets for folks far away if you all need.
Rosey
USA - Tuesday, November 30, 2004 at 01:28:42 (EST)that's a good question, Anthony regarding NYE Ace's Tix... Previously the pub had NOT sold 'tickets' to shows; just a guy @ the door with a stamp & change, I recall from chatting with the gentleman owner? prior to the last DNB @ Ace's. Might be a Detail for Someone-with-some-SaySo to follow up on? That poor doorguy got pretty frazzled from the freak-flow before...
mia
USA - Monday, November 29, 2004 at 16:42:18 (EST)Well I got the Subaru packed, wow can my wife stuff a suitcase. So I leave this board for a spell with two questions for the two weeks we will be out of touch. First, Barry, it seems like a forgone conclusion on some other sites that you a lock for the December Phil Lesh run is this true? If so "break a Leg", and give the scene something to realy talk about. My second query, what is the capacity for music at Ace In The Hole Pub? Julie and I will be gone until 12-13 and she is worried that it may sell out by the time we return. If anyone feels the spirit...secure a couple of extras and we can reimburse upon are return to McKinleyville. Contact us through our link(it is safe). "Ok Wendy off to Neverland." Peace to all who sail the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Sunday, November 28, 2004 at 23:31:18 (EST)Hands off!
Saddam <rtf@mail.ru>
- Sunday, November 28, 2004 at 19:38:14 (EST)Thanks Dancer, looking forward to the delights of your creation with great anticipation.
Hope everyone is having a great Thanksgiving weekend.
Happy Holidaze,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit and Tom
USA - Saturday, November 27, 2004 at 21:09:27 (EST)O-KEEDOEKEE ALL. 1st. round of baking is done. Can't remember who asked for what (rhum balls, bourbon balls, Grand Marnier (fruit) cake, etc.) (Don't worry Bob P. your allotment has been set aside. As has yours, Skyspirit. Speak now, or forever hold your regrets!
Dancin' in the Toasty Kitchen
Warm & Tasty , CA USA - Saturday, November 27, 2004 at 17:13:16 (EST)LaMiz I heard some interview with The Depp the other evening and he said something about: He happened upon his children watching his old movies, and JD was 'Disturbed' by His OWN Weidrnesses? in thooe movies... Maybe he's going the way of Martin Mull and trying on 'normal-for-a-change' huh. WhateverTHAT is. or Where.
mia
USA - Saturday, November 27, 2004 at 16:03:23 (EST)OhwoW :) ToddG I'm SO glad you were Joking in that post! I had NO idea... my response was not hostile I assure you, merely an automatic one. Nor trying to conceal my ID (or I would have tried to do so better...) My One Hour allotment @ the Library was up right then-->OFF I bumped! ... so it goes!! Hippy Nuevo Annuals (((Freakies)))
mia
finally they reopened, libraryland - Saturday, November 27, 2004 at 15:59:48 (EST)Mendocino Hippie !!!!!!!!!
Nature Freak
Fort Bragg, USA - Saturday, November 27, 2004 at 11:43:37 (EST)Jupiter Hollow
Got My Chips ashed in
Red Rocks, CO USA - Saturday, November 27, 2004 at 06:30:26 (EST)Pleace.
Someday, USA - Saturday, November 27, 2004 at 03:04:24 (EST)You boys sure know how to please. This is gonna be a great year!
Gotta love it
USA - Friday, November 26, 2004 at 23:46:29 (EST)Dear Santa, All I want for Christmas is a bottle of Don Julio Anejo Tequila and a Kick in the Head.
I'm Booked <Thanks, Gentlemen>
PurpleBubba, CA USA - Friday, November 26, 2004 at 21:55:11 (EST)OK Folks, The Caspar Inn Show Is A Go. It Will Be The Evening Of Jan. 1st.
Caspar Inn Is 2 1/2 Hours North Of The Sebastopol Show. There
Is Plenty Of Lodging Available In Ft. Bragg, 3 Miles North.
Further Details Will Be Announced Soon.
DNB
USA - Friday, November 26, 2004 at 19:30:54 (EST)Hi Michelle, I saw Neverland last weekend too. Went with my daughter. She almost walked out on me when I clapped my hands, as per Peter's plea! Hope everyone had a wonderful day yesterday, we ate, drank, danced around the kitchen(to the DNB of course!), then everyone sat down for our tradional viewing of Laurel & Hardy in "March of the Wooden Soldiers".
Tricia
"bogeyland", USA - Friday, November 26, 2004 at 10:14:58 (EST)Anthony, any life size cutout would be a hoot. I have giant posters of Captain Jack Sparrow and "The Man Who Cried" on the wall in my family room. And by the way, the man who cried must have been the producer of that turkey - nonetheless, my friend and I made it to the local art house to see the film for the 5 minutes it played there and of course, we each bought the DVD anyway. the site of Johnny Depp astride that same horse from "Sleepy Hollow" was just too much. BTW, "Finding Neverland" was great (saw it last Saturday) but not really for kiddies. And my friend Lyn and I were among the youngest people in line for the film - I thought we were in the wrong line. Johnny Depp appeals to the blue haired matinee goers - uh oh, he needs to make some more bad boy flicks.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, November 26, 2004 at 02:19:23 (EST) Hey Rosey,them bastards made your nice post into a Spam Sandwich. zap em Mookie!
Bahb B
Eglon , WV USA - Friday, November 26, 2004 at 00:18:22 (EST)What town is the Casper Inn in? And as far a liking the idea of a Jan 1 show - I'm there, wherever it is as long as its in the bay area.
And a happy grateful day to ((((ya'all and the band))))!
Rosey
USA - Thursday, November 25, 2004 at 22:14:15 (EST) Bethy, What is the especial you are referring to? We usually sleep it off in the Subaru but I thought the wife deserved a room this time. Needless to say she is excited. Does this place have some sort of lounge? (besides the obvious one going on The Bands floor). Mizshely, glad to know you are on board! Will a life size cut-out/pin-up Captian Jack Sparrow do?, or would you like more of the Don Juan DeMarco look? I will hit up my connection at the local video store. Peace to all who sail the Black Pearl.
Anthony
McKinleyville, Giddy USA - Thursday, November 25, 2004 at 02:19:44 (EST)Closest rooms to Caspar are in Ft. Bragg, just a few miles north.
DNB
USA - Thursday, November 25, 2004 at 01:58:58 (EST)Figured if I drove out from joklahomaŠ I would be rewarded with some good music. A Rounders show or two and now NYE with my favorite band, what more could a person ask for?
flipp
whereamitoday?, confused - Thursday, November 25, 2004 at 00:12:14 (EST)Hey Todd, thanks for the clarification earlier, no worries.
DNB & staff, good luck with planning the Casper gig, we hope it happens as much as anyone. Life is good, especially when more DNB is on the way ;).
Well Happy Thanksgiving everyone in DNB Family, we hope everyone has a Blessed Thanksgiving and a great weekend!!!!
Bright Blessings,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit and Tom
USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 20:34:33 (EST)Re: NYE/Jan. 1, For the few of us flying into the bay area & hoping to attend NYE AND Jan. 1, the sooner a decision is made on the schedule/location, then the easier it is to buy airfare. S.F. is way easier, Caspar looks cooler. I'm there either way.
LA Bubba <cup runneth over>
LAX, USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 20:16:40 (EST)I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving! I'm giving thanks to DNB for NYEEEE!!! I can't think of a better way to start the year. Tricia, you'll be with us in spirit. Maybe between now and then you can make it out here someway? Southwest.com is having specials all the time. Also, check Orbitz. I'm hoping the band will have another Holiday Inn especial like last time. ??? Love to you all, Bethy
Bethy
Sacturkeymento, CA USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 19:39:51 (EST)Bummed that we can't be there NYE with everyone and the BEST band in the universe, but we are very "thankful" to have you and the music in our lives. Have a great Thanksgiving" folks! PS: loved the webcast idea Julie, put my vote in for that Gary! Peace.
Tricia
USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 17:20:04 (EST)Mia, if you'd please check your e-mail, I need some info from you, peeze. How 'bout that Jim Lang kiss that ended every Dating Game show, w/the Tijuana Brass playing in the background? I'm giving you all one right now! How many hours and minutes to NYE anyway?????
Bethypoo pt. 2
Hippienessville, Ca USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 14:12:34 (EST)YEEEEEEEEEE-HAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!! NYE w/DNBEEEEEEE!!! My wish has come true. Btw, the Rowan Bros. gig on Saturday night w/Barry, Jim and Pete was wonderful! A fine time was had by all. A note to all you sweet pirates who sail the DNB w/me: I'm so thankful for you all! Bless all of our pointed little heads! I love you all! Also, the last time DNB played on NYE, you guys did two shows, and it was fantastic. I might be running on fumes, but I'll still be dancing away...ANUDDER SHOW, PLEASE! smOOOOOOOOOOOOOchies to you all!!! Love, Bethy
Bethy
Happiness, CA USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 14:10:03 (EST)A note: If you sign up online for the Holiday Inn Express Priority Club, you are allowed an extended check out time and a priority early check-IN time. How rare is that? It's free, so here is another reason not to bail on NYE. And have I just tipped my hand that *I* will be there (Unless Johnny Depp calls, of course) (and THAT is highly unlikely).
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 13:52:30 (EST)Sheesh you guys - why even ASK about January 1! If people are driving in from all over (and they are) it really IS a "no brainer" that they would enjoy the second show. Has anyone asked my stepdad/uncle what HE thinks of the idea? That little bit from "Bah B" a few paces back reminded me of that old country novelty song, "I Am My own Grandpa." It's true, officially, I have too much free time.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 13:39:13 (EST)Hey Skyspirit and Tom,
I did not think that you were complaining about the money, it was just a general joke as to the next thing to complain about. I was just trying to explain that not everyone can be pleased, even after trying. You know, "you can't win for trying."
Anyway, I too wanted this show to happen so that I can enjoy the sound and company of the DNB family. I look forward to seeing you all soon. And regarding the Casper Inn, I have actually been there before a few years back. There are rooms upstairs and an old bar and stage area downstairs. The rooms are old school style with a shared bathroom. It seems like an old brothel/bar from the wild west days. Kinda funky. they are on the web at www.casperinn.com
Todd G.
Forestville, CA USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 12:25:04 (EST)This internet commerce is just too easy. After a couple of beers and a sweet smile from my wife I pointed and clicked. We will be checking the amnenities at the Sebastopol Holiday Inn for this New Years Eve. Thanks to ALL the Friends of Nelson and this board for getting the wheels to turn on this gig, and the shuttle service. We love you Mookie and hope you can make the show as well. Peace to all who sail the DNB.
Anthony
Cyberville, CA USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 10:59:26 (EST)Coolness, our hotel is close enough for us to walk to the Holiday Inn Express to catch the DNB Shuttle for NYE as well, no doubt a safer option ;). Thanks guys for caring so much about your fans!!!! You Rock!!!!
After checking with Tom on the Casper Inn, we would still like to make it if at all possible but will most likely have to decide certainty at a later date, definitely looking forward to NYE though, definitely.
And you're right Anthony, so let's all stay in touch and make sure we get our tix so we can get to the DNB NYE Extravaganza!!!!
Love and Hugs and Happy Thanksgiving Everyone,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit and Tom
MiraclesNeverCease, USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 10:44:17 (EST)Also, where is the closest place to stay to the Casper Inn, I take it it really isn't an Inn, just a club, aye?
Thanks.
Skyspirit and Tom
Curiosity, USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 10:30:25 (EST)Weather Permitting, Absolutely!!!!
(2)
Skyspirit
USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 10:11:40 (EST)More? Well alright! The universe can always do with a little more live Nelson Band. As far as us two are concerned can not say at the moment as to the logistics of "making" said gig on 1-1 but will try if it is on the way home (north). We have never been to The Casper Inn... guess that would be our vote. Holiday Inn shuttle is a wonderful extra thanks guys. I think we can put this NYE night "on the card!". Just a thought.. with SKB in the area and the G.D. machine on hold this year Nelson Time could well be THE EVEent of the season! Don't be left out in the cold. Peace to all who update the DNB.
Anthony
McKinleyville, CA USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 01:32:32 (EST)DNB Winstons 9/17/04 San Diego Would love to have copy of this show, anyone? I got lots of NRPS, lemmee know what you would like in return, thanks!
Rick <Rick@theBakerBros.com>
San Diego, Ca USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 01:16:58 (EST)Silly question. I can vouch for 6 on NY day.
Party On
USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 00:15:52 (EST)This Southern Cal posse would love a second show on Jan. 1. Now that would be the way to begin a new year!!! Reservations for 4, please.
LA Bubba <No one can eat just one>
just keeps getting better and better, Beachtown USA - Wednesday, November 24, 2004 at 00:13:46 (EST)I'm gearing up for another date in December - December 22. "Phantom of the Opera" in movie theatres. Be there or be square. I'm having a Phantom party myself and psyching myself up with the soundtrack (street dated today and not a moment too soon) - cannot miss with Patrick Wilson as Raoul. I miss the days with Patrick as Billy Bigelow and Brett Rickaby as Jigger, but I digress ...Oh, those Carousel boys... Sorry, Mookie, I HAD TO DO IT!
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 23:45:57 (EST)((((( SEE YOU ALL ON NYE ))))))))
wine-o <carlalderete@yahoo.com>
marin, Calif. USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 23:02:19 (EST)((((( SEE YOU ALL ON NYE ))))))))
wine-o <carlalderete@yahoo.com>
novato, Calif. USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 23:01:07 (EST)Well, Heck yeah! Who wants to stay home and watch football anyway? (No offense to anyone...)
Bloody Mary's for breakfast!
CA USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 22:35:17 (EST)Just a little survey here. If a show is added on Sat Jan 1, would people be up for going out or would everyone just want to stay home and kick back? Some possibilities include Caspar and San Francisco. Please let us know your mind. Thanks.
DNB
USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 22:28:42 (EST)Wow, thanks for keeping us up to date DNB/Gary, we know you really didn't have to do so but it was nice to be able to at least know which city you were looking at playing.
Todd, tell your friend thank you for working so hard to make this show happen, we appreciate all help that gets the DNB to play here on the North Coast!!!!
We hope we weren't too much of a pain and we never meant to complain, only question and only in order to plan ;).
We're very psyched about the NYE announcement and look forward to further details on tickets, etc. here soon.
By the way, if folks thought I was complaining about the money I wasn't, I was only forwarding hotel information FYI.
It will be worth every cent in cost in gass and every dollar it costs in hotel rates to see DNB on NYE.
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone,
We're very Thankful for all Blessings
and now DNB NYE as well!!!!!!!!
Bright Blessings,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit and Tom
USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 20:23:28 (EST)KATIE, You made my day with that story. From the mouths of babes...I have a couple of kids who are bumming on not being invited (by parents that need a small modicom of ADULT ONLY time)and I feel inspired to set them up on playing that same game. I'll have Grandma play them one of our favorite DNB CDs and they can ride their bed-busses down to the show with us...I wonder if there could possibly by live streaming audio of NYE for you, them, and other distant fans to join us all on that road to high adventure...Garyman is a self-proclaimed computer geek and has hinted that Audio Streaming might be in our future...How soon Gary? I can picture us all rockin' in the New Year together that way...Can't you? Julie <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 20:19:15 (EST)on a lighter note , my 5 year old must have overheard me relay julie's post about the bus thing. he came running to tell me today that his bunkbed is a bus and that he is going to pick everyone up for the David Nelson show. So i guess we have our designated driver(and beds)...oh, the joys of homeschooling...teach your children well. I guess our DNB NYE show will have to be in our imagination, just as the bus trip. Everyone have a great time, and happy thanksgiving to all. Thank you DNB for keeping it real.
KATE
bummin in the east, please come our way soon, USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 19:23:18 (EST)OK. you 2! I don't believe that anyone meant to ruffle anyone else's feathers. It IS important TO remember though, that everyone has a different comfort level when it comes to personal finances. and for those who are not near the top of the pyramid, entertainment is a luxury. So lets' all practice our 'conflic resolution skills...just like the 3rd graders do!
BE NICE!
NO KICKING, HITTING OR NAME CALLING!!! , USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 19:20:24 (EST)Boy, I wonder who could have so eloquently told me "up yours tg?" Anyway why waste my breath, or in this case time trying to even explain how challenging it may be to make events like this happen without having to deal with a bunch of complaining fans. My buddy Bill from the Powerhouse is doing his best to make the potential upcoming show as comfortable as possible for everyone involved. For those that would rather bitch at anything under the sun, well enjoy yourself. And as for the money remark, I thought that I would say it before you did. So I guess that I did just waste my time anyway. A joke is supposed to be funny, but to be rude is just, well, rude.
TG
Todd G.
Forestville, CA USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 19:05:15 (EST)Edgy Of The Wire That Is
PeaceToAll
Pleaze, USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 19:02:25 (EST)If we walk together little children
We don't ever have to worry
Bubba, USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 18:39:58 (EST)Sheesh, some people are getting a little edgy here on the Board.
Lyn
Marin County, CA USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 18:25:10 (EST) Ya'll would have known that Mizshely was joking had you known this bit of info: Mizshely is the Daughter of David's brother, after the divorce, David married his brother's wife making Mizshely David's niece and stepdaughter!...but you didn't hear that from me
Bahb B
Eglon, wv USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 17:46:56 (EST)>>>Oh, dont complain about the money either>>>... Upyours ToddG.
my 2Cents
d'Cruz, USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 17:28:11 (EST)... FWIW there IS a former Trucker onboard who could prolly be persuaded to drive a Bus O'Fools?? Hey I'llbreakyerarm! NOT :)... but; howbout while we're dreaming- A Bus We could Sleep On... AhHah! I'm glad there be places to stay the night in Sebastapol... all you'll really need is One or Two stalwart, seemingly sober types to drive whatever vehicles are left @ the pub (hopefully large capacity respectable-appearing sedans)
mia
USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 17:23:28 (EST)DNB NYE!!!! I'll be there.
Johnny Depp <Anyone want to share a room?>
Get off yer butt, Miss Mz., CA USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 15:57:28 (EST)Just to let folks know, I have some work out on www.jammedonline.com including an article on Defining Genres: Changes in Rhythm and Time and a review of Festival Express which will be coming out in the next few weeks. And, yes, I even mention the young and handsome Mr. Nelson in the film :).
I currently have a review of Jackassolantern by WSP up and an article on Jon Rauhouse, I'd love to cover our boys in DNB at some point soon as well ;)....Perhaps I can do an article about the band, their fans and their many side projects, that would be a fun topic, that is of course if it's okay with the band and the other fans :). Let me know.
Happy Holiglaze,
Skyspirit
p.s. Y'all take care and we'll anxiously await that official annoncement though with shuttles planned, I'd say it sounds pretty official. Also, will there be parking at the venue as well for those of us not staying at Holiday Inn Express, yes?
Thanks.
Skyspirit
Humboldt Nation, USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 13:40:13 (EST)Good God, I was kidding for chrissakes. At least about the consideration issues. Sebastopol is just a wee too far for me to drive on NYE. Is it true that the Holiday Inn will be running a shuttle? I might consider that possibility, then... but what about Johnny Depp, Patrick Wilson and Brett Rickaby? I was planning to spend NYE with them.
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 13:27:37 (EST)How extremely considerate of the band to go through all the trouble to present themselves to us fans - land such a hospitable and centrally located venue - help see to it that a heated tent be in place for our pleasure - and play a NYE show for us to boot - which is what so many of us have been wishing for. May I offer never ending thanks and gratitude to DNB!!! ...Mizshely, hope you were just kidding...get yer butt to the show, where you belong girl!!
Mystery Freek!?
San Francisco, CA USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 13:19:41 (EST)The tented in patio at Ace will be heated. The Holiday Inn in Sebastopol will be running shuttles to and from the venue. Stay tuned for an official announcement and more details soon.
DNB
USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 12:03:24 (EST)Somehow my Peace and Love and Bright Blessings along with wishes for everyone to have a Happy Thanksgiving were missed so now there' here. Let us all be grateful, humble, joyful and thankful for our many Blessings. Happy Holidaze Everyone. Hope DNB NYE works out for everyone, I know we all definitely want it to no matter where it's at in the end.
Later,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit and Tom
Humboldt Nation, USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 11:28:15 (EST)I went ahead and booked a room at the Sebastopol Inn who still has some rooms available for NYE. We stayed there a few years back when passing through the area, it's a nice place with a coffee shop and spa closeby for those of you into coffee and/or massage, etc. though with the holiday who knows what will or will not be open and the rates are a bit higher than other times. I checked two other B*B, one was closed the other full and both more expensive.
Hope this helps in your planning. www.sebastopolinn.com
Skyspirit and Tom
Humboldt Nation, USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 11:24:02 (EST).....Seems to me this band could be a little more considerate of the fans! Are you kidding LeMiz!!!!!!! Get off your butt
& Go to New Years!!!!!!!!
Standingupfortheband
AllTheWay, USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 11:01:57 (EST)NYE, YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
easywind
SAN ANSELMO, CA USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 08:54:07 (EST)So are the Hawaiian Patriots
in on the act? I for one will be calling in the grandparents (babysitters) and hitchin' up our wagon to that shining Nelson Band star. I hope to see you all there.Is the deck outside heated? If not we better get some of that old Earls Girls Advice and Peppermint Schnapps to keep us warm!!! Peace to all who sail the DNB.
Anthony
McKinleyville, almost on vacation! USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 02:09:42 (EST)WE are the DNB Preservation Society, God save Sweet Marie, Lochinvar and variety. We are the Navil D. Appreciation Society, God save music jams in all the different varieties.
...God save the DNB! (Thanks Ray...!)
My fingers runneth over...
Going back to the fruitcake assembly line now... , USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 01:17:13 (EST)Julie, Dreamers Dream...and sharing dreams can sometimes make them come true. Sometimes it just takes a cooperative effort to turn vision into reality. (Probably not for this year's NYE though.) There ARE old school busses to be had. And perhaps the 'Great Minds' of the DNB clan can put their heads together to find a way to make your dream come true. Hmmm...non-profit org. for the preservation of...(Ok. let's bandy this about a bit, and come up with something that will fly...)
Dancer
I know how to drive..., CA USA - Tuesday, November 23, 2004 at 00:20:33 (EST)I just had a vision, while reading these recent posts...It was a big old school bus, green tortoise style, trundling about the northern half of this state picking up NYE with DNB beautiful people, Pulling in to the Cider Pub and disgorging happy people full of beautiful things and feelings, waiting patiently for the show to end, and then housing a raucus, or reserved after party, and then retracing it's route to return us all to our normal lives later in the first day of our new year. Like many dreams there are some missing details, but well dreams are meant to be shared, so there it is. Lets imagine a magical gathering of DNB Lovers finding a way to make any venue perfect for all of us. Julie <infor@soulshinecatrering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Monday, November 22, 2004 at 20:40:11 (EST)Alright, I admit that I feel very lucky to have the (upcoming?) show a few minutes from my house, but I would make the drive to another town to check out the show if I had to. I know that it is challenging to get the evening arranged butI do not know how that equates to the band being inconsiderate. The Ace Pub is centrally located making it somewhat easy for folks to come from Humboldt, SF, or Sacto. There are also a few hotels in Sebastopol as well as a number of B&B's. Seemingly everyone wanted the gig, so lets just go and have a good time. Oh, dont complain about the money either. Just my 2 cents.. Lets go for a 3 set new years with only the DNB
Todd G
Forestville, ca USA - Monday, November 22, 2004 at 19:52:50 (EST)don't feel bad, Mia, I probably will not be dragging my sorry butt way out to Sebastopol for New Year's Eve, either, I don't want to be on the roads with all the crazies and drunkards. And it is just too close to home to justify a hotel. Seems to me this band could be a little more considerate of the fans!
Mizshely
USA - Monday, November 22, 2004 at 19:29:15 (EST)One question I have (although I prolly won't even be there...) RE: Ace's @ NYE... What about those neighbors who don't LIKE the Music spilling over in the evening? Are they gonna Let the Good Ship DNB sail on til After Midnight? and what sort of overnight accomodations are there nearby for them that might be commuting? NYE is NO night to drive, even IF one only drinks AppleJack all night...
mia
USA - Monday, November 22, 2004 at 18:57:48 (EST)one way to regard The PhilZone is to see the site as a micro-organism of life itself...the scummy ancient pot-of-coffee kinda organisms :) hehe. Come to think about it (Why?that IS the question...) Internet Biology COULD be studied; once the various creatures-features were assigned to suitable catagories. Vegetable/Mineral/Animal/ Alien/Virus/Zombie/Waste Product/Edible/Non-Edible/Brain/No-Brainer/One-Bagger/Two-Bagger...
mia
USA - Monday, November 22, 2004 at 18:51:37 (EST)Ps. If you don't recognize who's Who, here's who the Who's are (NO, they're NOT Cindy Lou Who's Whos!) P.1-Emmylou (the MOST beautiful woman in the world...), p.2-Guy Clark (just being Guy Clark-hey, if your jeans don't fit over your boots, just open up the seams!) P.3&4-John Prine, singing ALL the favorites...(Don't ya know Bushie Baby that your Star Decal won't get YOU into Heaven anymore?!) P.5-Robert Earle Keene (the Sunset Closer-Boy, OH Boy! Did HE ever get the crowd going! Did ya see that crazy gal who skydived off the stage into the audience...she just missed kicking my teeth out by about six inches!) P.6-Songwriter Circle (from Rt-Lt, Jesse Winchester, David Olney, Steve Earle, Guy Clark, Verlon Thompson), Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Buddy Miller, and the intimate gathering in the glen of the Rooster Stage. P.7-Hazel Dickens, Nick Lowe. Hope to see ALL of you there next year! (Providing of course, that the benevolent Mr. Heilman's heirs don't have him commited for acts of lunacy!)
Dancer
Too Wordy, CA USA - Monday, November 22, 2004 at 14:31:49 (EST)For all you Hardly Strictly Bluegrass fans out there: There was a fella from Kentucky at the festival there in GGP, who was taking photos at EVERY one of the shows I saw. (Some people just have EXCELLENT taste in music!) Anyways, he sent me this link to the phots he posted on the web. http://www.pixagogo.com/8174965459
Dancer
CA USA - Monday, November 22, 2004 at 14:27:16 (EST)this is a much better site than http://net-flix.dostweb.com net flix <net flix>
atlanta, ga usa - Monday, November 22, 2004 at 13:56:08 (EST)We're very close to confirming a New Year's Eve show at Ace Cider Pub in Sebastopol. Plans are to have the patio enclosed with a large tent, to accomodate for "milling about" room. Stay tuned for confirmation.
DNB
USA - Monday, November 22, 2004 at 13:08:49 (EST)Hi All,
Hey Gary thanks for the brief update on NYE, we'll look forward to that announcement here soon so we can begin planning accordingly.
Hope everyone had a great weekend and also wanted to wish everyone a very Happy T-week ahead. May you all have a great week of Thanksgiving and whomever each of us may give thanks to, may we always remember all the blessings and gifts we receive and may we always be forever Grateful.
Peace and Love,
With Great Thanks,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit and Tom <skyspirit45@yahoo.com>
Happiness, USA - Monday, November 22, 2004 at 11:41:01 (EST)anyways, there's a picture of dave and barry with some dude, thought it was a good picture.
sorry to make anyone actually experience the phil zone
USA - Monday, November 22, 2004 at 10:42:56 (EST)Mia, you always make me laugh! I went to the Phil zone, for maybe the second time ever, and never saw any "hotties" or even, any pictures that were so bad that "hotties" would be a joke. Nothingness there (of course, my idea of the definition of the term long since moved on from Nelson to Johnny Depp). As for the sewing machine thing, I bought one trhee years ago and there it sits, in the closet, because I cannot figure out how to thread it. Imagine the damage I could do if I mastered THAT task. Or even attempted it. The Home Shopping channel was a mighty powerful force back then.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, November 22, 2004 at 10:32:52 (EST)I don't go to the philzone, SewyMissy... I have a senstivesoul :) I I DO haveto say I admire those who AREN'T afraid of sewing machines... My mind shuts off when everytime I start to accelerate! don't matter WHAT I'm piloting- horse, car, skis, skateboards.. sewingmachines. giggle: Explains my dancing don't it? heh
mia's out 2 late
USA - Sunday, November 21, 2004 at 21:55:30 (EST)... awwhhh and I thought that Anthony meant Stanley, not MIckey :)
mia
liberate radical spelling!, USA - Sunday, November 21, 2004 at 21:46:48 (EST)everyone look at the hotties on the philzone...other stuff/post random picture. Oh, how does it happen!!???
seamstress 1
still laughing bout dem undies, USA - Sunday, November 21, 2004 at 19:21:47 (EST)Living up to my reputation on this board, that last post should have read "times."
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, November 21, 2004 at 11:42:42 (EST)Anthony, you'd be surprised at what treasures the Mouse has to offer. My family used to go several tiems a year because my in laws lived only a few blocks away, and one time, there was some great bluegrass music - turned out it was Nelson's friend, Paul Shelasky. So keep your eyes and ears open. And say hello to Mickey for me!
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, November 21, 2004 at 11:40:58 (EST)I was sorry to see that the Rounders show was cancelled last night. I hope everyone is well and it was just a venue snafu. Julie and I are going on a vacation after Thanksgiving (give you all a break from our rants). where are we going you say, Why with our children to see the Mouse! We drag them with us all year long on the catering truck so we got to give a little back. Hope to see some solid tour dates up when we return. Is it too early to start the "best DNB moment of 2004" yet? mine would have to be The Sweetwater show back in June. We had such a time getting there... broke the trunk on a rental, got turned all around... we walked in about 10:50pm, band is up and kickin an Yvonne, so I ask the bartender "how long has the band been on"? "first song" he says as he hands me a cold one. Just goes to prove how our little world seems to run right on Nelson time. It is all about family, happy holidays.
Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Sunday, November 21, 2004 at 01:49:27 (EST)Good to know your still out there East Virginia!!!For us here in the East we know NYE is outa the question, but maybe we'll get the DNB for and April fools tour if we're good-n-lucky. Have a nice winter,see ya next thaw.
Bahb B <bobandkate@yahoo>
eglon, wv USA - Saturday, November 20, 2004 at 22:46:22 (EST)my friend suggested this site and i like it too dental plans <dental plans>
houston, tx us - Saturday, November 20, 2004 at 15:36:21 (EST)p.s. We're in the Balcony all nights for Phil, y'all wave up to us now ya hear :). Good luck to all of those you looking for tix and/or to trade what you have, unfortunately we have no extras or trade options available, still we wish you all the best.
Skyspirit and Tom
USA - Saturday, November 20, 2004 at 12:41:35 (EST)This is just a guess from some other possibilities I've heard and posts I've seen on Phil's Friends:
Molo/Prairie Prince = Drums
Kimock and Trey A. = Guitars
Al Schier = Guitars
Mark Karan = Guitar
Vince Welnick = Keyboards
Rob Borraco = Keyboards (if he's not busy w/the Tricksters - he's been sitting in with them a lot lately)
While I would absolutely adore to see Nelson or Sless or Mookie or Billy or Jimmy, not sure it's gonna happen but we'll see, if so what a delight that would be, aye?
Have a great weekend everyone!!!!
Peace and Love and Music,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit
USA - Saturday, November 20, 2004 at 12:39:36 (EST)I got my Phil tix too, 4 for Fri and Sun on the floor. Would like to trade my Sundays for Saturdays. Was really hoping for some seats, my feet are hurting already!!!
Pookie Mo
Pacifica, CA USA - Friday, November 19, 2004 at 21:35:33 (EST)Very interesting site! Your site looks great! Best of luck to you. Jennie JMcTrey <JMcTrey@worldmail.com>
USA - Friday, November 19, 2004 at 20:18:02 (EST)Listening to the Mystic from Ukiah. Exquisite.
Happiness is Good
USA - Friday, November 19, 2004 at 19:11:01 (EST)thanks ((flip with one-P)) I feel better now :) later, gator-baiter!
the beach
USA - Friday, November 19, 2004 at 17:28:12 (EST)Seeing the previous message regarding Phil and Friends leads to the question of who are his "friends"? Might it be Nelson, Mookie, or B. Sless? Any insight?
TG
Todd G.
Forestville, CA USA - Friday, November 19, 2004 at 17:21:53 (EST)Just got my Phil Warfield tix....floor all three nights!! Already have The Musical Box "Lamb" tickets.
Now if I could just nail down that elusive and highly coveted DNB NYE ticket.......
Bubba <Fingers Still Crossed, Staying Tuned>
Good Lookin' December, CA USA - Friday, November 19, 2004 at 15:57:48 (EST)Hey all. Barry, Jimmy, and (just added) Pete Sears (on GRAND piano and accordion) will be playing tomorrow night, Sat Nov. 20 with The Rowan Brothers at Cue Live, 1835 Colfax St in Concord. The phone is 925-229-2710. Doors are at 7:15, showtime from 8:00-10:00. It's all ages. Hope to see you there!
me
USA - Friday, November 19, 2004 at 14:09:42 (EST)Just a reminder to please vote on http://www.jambands.com/Jambands250 We need to turn some of those jamband kiddies onto what a lot of those jambands wish they sounded like...DNB!!! If we can pique their interest, who knows what can happen? VOTE, PLEASE! Love, -Bethy
Bethy
Sac, CA USA - Friday, November 19, 2004 at 13:39:40 (EST)hey now guys!
went to the rounders show last night! great time,mellow crowd,and great music(of course)!mia,we are so
sorry that we didn't call you! feel free to call us for a ride. we are going up to brookdale sat for barry melton
and we will probably hit the little fox for the rounders again so give us a call! peace
flip
S.C., CA USA - Friday, November 19, 2004 at 12:38:03 (EST)Sorry we weren't able to go see the Papermill Creek Rounders, love to hear David playing bluegrass. How was the show Mizshely?
Tricia
Iowa City, USA - Friday, November 19, 2004 at 11:05:22 (EST)Mizshely, how's life up there in N. CA?
jason
USA - Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 20:27:42 (EST)Todd, My mistake. It was the Lost and Found. But that has been canceled and a note on Banana's website added "Phooey!"
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 20:23:38 (EST)HEY ALL!
Long time since I've been here. Need some DNB here in VA! Thanks! And sending extra hello's to Billy. Billy, if you see Mike, tell him I said hello and that I'm amazed at how far Gillain Welsh has come. He should be really happy for turning her on to bluegrass!
jason <jrm1034@aol.com>
Once Apon A Time, VA USA - Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 20:20:22 (EST)It does not appear the the Papermill Creek Rounders are playing at the last day. Where did you get that info as the last day website states otherwise?
Thanks,
TG
Todd G.
Forestville, CA USA - Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 19:48:59 (EST)LaMiz twirl like a Top and pince (Oh, I mean HUG!) the Boys good nowyahear? I'd be there if I had a way... 2 far to walk even for me! (((Ride Safe Home, Rounders All)))
mia
kiss him 2X for me, USA - Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 19:25:33 (EST)Somebody left off the Papermill Creek Rounders show tomorrow (Friday, 11/19) at the Last Day Saloon.
Mizzie
USA - Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 16:59:16 (EST)For those of you in the Santa Cruz area, note that
there's a special show coming up Saturday Nov 20th at Moe's Alley In
Santa Cruz. "The Goodlife Rhythm & Blues Revue" will be doing a
tribute to the life and music of Duane Allman. They will be re-creating
the ABB show from 6/26/71 at the Fillmore east. This show was the last
public performance and is considered by the ABB as being their greatest
show. There is a great press release written by Rowland Archer who
attended this show. It's on the home page:
http://www.glrbr.com
http://www.moesalley.com
Todd G.
Forestville , CA USA - Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 14:51:50 (EST)Hey All...Thanks for all the "kind" words and welcomes. I am humbled to be a part of this wonderful weirdness!! .....Trisha-I'm not from N.Y......California homegrown boy here.....Back then I was a victim of the Selective Service under Tricky Dick Nixon and stationed in Jersey. Even though I had really short hair at the time, I would put on my finest patched clothing and find some peace with the freaks......Stay Tuned all....this 10th Anniv. year is going to be great......Baltimore freaks....see Mookie tonight......love, love, love.......Garyman (Gary Franklin)
Garyman (Gary Franklin)
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pokerchipcases, pokerchipcases pokerchipcases - Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 11:25:06 (EST)Personal post to a certain frequent poster from the South Bay whose name is an anagram for a popular but sad military term: David will be crushed if you aren't at Henfling's tonight. Actually, he will be crushed if we ALL are not at Henfling's tonight.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 10:52:25 (EST)Bubba...you quit being mean to an old lady and stop talking about them Northern California buds! Meet me at Hen Flings if you know what's good fer ya.
Betsy
Mattole, CA USA - Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 03:09:50 (EST)Oooh, can't wait for tomorrow night. It will be a fine time in the mountains.
LBP
somewhere, USA - Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 01:14:15 (EST)Hi Gary, and welcome. Over the years, I've heard nothing but great things 'bout ya from my NoCal buds.
LA Bubba
Radio never worked that far, CA USA - Wednesday, November 17, 2004 at 22:45:16 (EST)Papermill Creek Rounders head east for a barn burner or seven? It needs to happen. By the way, DNB is always welcome back here too. Come on back now, ya hear!
East Virginia
High on a mountain top, Sittin all alone USA - Wednesday, November 17, 2004 at 22:23:23 (EST)Dancer, isn't it tomorrow that David is a Henfling's? If that is indeed the case, you have the opportunity to do both!
Mizzy
USA - Wednesday, November 17, 2004 at 21:03:24 (EST)Sure would like to see David at Henfling's tonight, but I'm goin' to a different shindig...and Sister Boom Boom owes me a dance...so I gues I'll be reveling in Perpetual Indulgence!
Dancer
On the town, CA USA - Wednesday, November 17, 2004 at 17:23:51 (EST)Leave the Light on for us Sonoma, can't wait to hear where we're gonna be to see our DNB boys and spend time with the phamily come NYE!!!!
Have a Gorgeous Day Everyone,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit and Tom <sharshark@cox.net>
USA - Wednesday, November 17, 2004 at 16:16:45 (EST)I'm about as excited as a Sonoma County boy can be.Come on NYE.
canyon
windsor, ca USA - Wednesday, November 17, 2004 at 15:55:33 (EST)Nassau Coliseum? Are you from LOnggGisland too Gary? We saw many shows there and the Calderone as well. Listening to a show right now that the DNB played in Patchogue this past spring with Buddy, a kickin' "Iko"!
tricia
IA USA - Wednesday, November 17, 2004 at 15:19:56 (EST)The new question on the jamband vote is as follows; "which of these bands wrote a song that you most recently sang to yourself". I'd say the DNB should be right up there (they are number seven right now). The link to vote is http://www.jambands.com/Jambands250/
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Wednesday, November 17, 2004 at 07:56:02 (EST)Ben Lomond on a Thursday night? Sounds like the event of the season. Julie took one look at the link and swears she's been there before...in the days when she was a wild thing from the east bay... something about a biker but I did not pry, I hate to admit she had any fun till she met me. Yeah right! I do not think we can travel that far what with work and all but Mia your on! Please post up a little report on this night in the trees. On the DNB sail, peace to all live the life they love.
Thaynno
McKinleyvile, CA USA - Wednesday, November 17, 2004 at 01:24:33 (EST)hey east virginia i guess not on them filling the ratdog dates..idont thinkthey like us over on this coast..hell sound dawg sound book them to play up at trip's farm
wvzenster <zennnow73@yahoo.com>
westofeastwv, wv USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 23:39:16 (EST)Mazal Tov, Gary! WELCOME! Now whip these dudes into shape and let's see them on NYE, por favor.
Bethy
Sacto, CA USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 18:46:19 (EST)I'm still residing in those deep recesses of your mind, Bubba. You never know where I'll be next! Had any good Cubans lately?
Queen Jane
USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 17:52:05 (EST)Hi Queen Jane! Good to see you are still hanging around these parts. Still reside in SoCal?? Missed you at the recent San Diego gig.
Bubba
LA, CA USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 17:33:45 (EST)Bubba, please forget you knew my name! And what's this I hear about Betsy and a Moose!?!
Queen Jane
Hellville, CA USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 17:05:13 (EST)Oh please, David - Navil Dedson? A 1 second anagram! Challenge us, please.
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 14:36:13 (EST)Hey everybody, If your within joggin distance of Cary st Cafe. Frank Wakefield will be there tonight (Tues)Hope to see yall back here soon too.
Jack
USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 13:23:09 (EST)Thanks Camp Howdy. Went to a birthday party on Saturday in San Juan Capistrano & didn't return home 'till Monday night. Good party. Hanging out with the Buffalos. That time continuum/twilight zone stretched the whole coast. BTW - the cigar smoker from Shasta lives in SoCal & she has posted on this board in the past (but not for a couple of years). Her name escapes me, long time Nelson fan, nice gal. Betsy, on the other hand..... Great news on a possible NYE gig. Hope it comes together.
Bubba <Fingers Crossed, Staying Tuned>
LA, CA USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 12:18:55 (EST)WOW! Congrats to Gary Franklin AND DNB who are very lucky to have such a great, genuine guy on the team 'o' freaks! P.S-come to Cape Cod to playyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy (or Connetticut or sumpthin'!)
Bunnychile
Wellfleet, MA USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 10:39:29 (EST)Thanks for the update DNB/Hi Fellow Fans - We know you guys will try to get us a NYE gig. We're all just jonesin for more DNB and especially on such a Beautiful Night as NYE. We'll hope to hear an update on the NYE gig soon. We hope that the current plans work out for the band but if there's a hitch, what about the Mateel Community Center in Redway? Just a thought as it is somewhat middle of the road in distance for a lot of DNB Fans.
Peace and Love,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit and Tom
USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 10:08:32 (EST)ATTENTION people of Earth (and everyone else) --- the Papermill Creek Rounders - starring DN & Banana - will be kickin' up some bluegrass at Henfling's in Ben Lomond this Thursday nite 11/18 --- see you there! Navil Dedson
CA USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 02:06:24 (EST)Gary Franklin I am so glad you have not gone far. We look forward to some kind a stream bumpin' from out of the computer. New web column, new publicist, New tour dates?...please. Thanks for the kind words re: northern California o web master. BTW great to hear David on the Pure Jerry 10-31-87. Brings back the memories. The first time I saw Nelson was at French's Camp, one of the warm up shows for this OCT 87 run. Peace to all who sail the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville (where DNB have the right of way), CA USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 00:09:10 (EST)Thank you Barry. Welcome Gary!!
SS
USA - Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 00:06:58 (EST)FYI, there is a possibility being worked on for a New Years Eve show at a venue in Sonoma County. Stay tuned for a hopeful announcement soon. And welcome aboard to Gary Franklin! Sorry to you Humboldt folks who no longer get to hear his take on radio without the rules. A great loss to the culture of Humboldt County. And sorry to you folks elsewhere who never got to hear him on the airwaves. You missed an aural treat. We're delighted to have him on the bus!
DNB
USA - Monday, November 15, 2004 at 23:04:44 (EST)Welcome aboard the bus Gary Franklin!!!!! Wondered where you disappeared to. several mysteries solved today. Now where's Bubba?
camphowdy
Humboldt, USA - Monday, November 15, 2004 at 18:11:34 (EST)were's the Best Band of the Land gonna be? that would determine the location of the Par-Tey doncha agree? I'd LOVE to REALLY piss off my neighbors- taking over the cul-de-sac would be a Wonderful way to do so... I've been So Good for SO long :) but no point in partying here Unless the DNB was due to play nearby as This Town is no bueno entodo for driving NYE... HOW about Camping on Plaskett Ridge Nat'l Forest above BigSur? One can do whatever they want in a Nat'l Forest, I've spent quite a few NYE in them... as long as it's NOT SNOWING!!!
mia
USA - Monday, November 15, 2004 at 16:58:43 (EST) "As for New Year's Eve, I vote for somebody on this board to sponsor a party." ---- WELL LAMIZZ, if i win the lotto concider it done! or maybe as a group a party can be sponsored ?, any ideas ?
easywind
SAN ANSELMO, CA USA - Monday, November 15, 2004 at 15:02:39 (EST)Strange things afoot on this page, I must say! There must have been a virus or something - I noticed yesterday it was very hard to get on the site at all. As for New Year's Eve, I vote for somebody on this board to sponsor a party.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, November 15, 2004 at 14:43:44 (EST)NYE is only like 6 weeks away y'all, come on let us know what's up, please, please, please, play us a NYE show, we love you guys.....Humboldt, Mendocino??????? We want you all and we want you NOW, just in case we haven't been begging enough already, just want to be sure how much you guys know you are loved and wanted by your Fans!!!! (Uh Oh, I can see where this might lead...oh well guess that would be fun too but wrong, so wrong ;).
Or better yet how about a Solstice and NYE show somewhere between the Bay Area and the North Coast somewhere around the 20th or 21st!!!! Even Better.
Bright Blessings,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit and Tom <sharshark@cox.net>
Hopeful, USA - Monday, November 15, 2004 at 13:49:50 (EST)WOW!!!!!!!!, what a trip through the time continuum!!!!!!!!!!!!
that setlist looks really cool, i like it! :)
easywind
SAN ANSELMO, CA USA - Monday, November 15, 2004 at 13:49:05 (EST)Bud Boy I thought it was just me I'm glad to know I wasn't alone out here in the twilight zone. Bubba you out here with the moose? Betsy? The cigar smoker from Shasta? Huh?
camphowdy
HUMBOLDT, USA - Monday, November 15, 2004 at 13:05:20 (EST)a budget car rental
USA - Monday, November 15, 2004 at 12:44:35 (EST)I'm all for another Mini-Harvest Tour.
DeJaVu
USA - Monday, November 15, 2004 at 11:49:08 (EST)thanks your site really helped me dental insurance <dental insurance>
dallas, tx usa - Monday, November 15, 2004 at 09:56:52 (EST)Yesiree, looks like a few weeks of our lives vanished today.
Probably a server melt down ?????? Or a trip to the Twilight
Zone !!!!!!!
BudBoy
USA - Sunday, November 14, 2004 at 23:50:30 (EST) DNB fans possible interest?
Setlist from last nights Grapefruit Ed show at The Starry Plough in Berkeley, CA. coming to Ashkenaz on Dec 16th. Oakland Metro Dec 31st.
Here Come Sunshine->
Promised Land
You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
Catfish John
That's what Love Will Make You Do
Idiot Wind
On the Road Again
Sugaree
Run for The Roses
Cats Under The Stars
When You Dance
Playing In The Band>
Words
Estimated Prophet->
Eyes of the World->
Mona
Not Fade Away->
GDTRFB->
One More Saturday Night
E:
US Blues
Pat
Oakland, USA - Sunday, November 14, 2004 at 23:09:22 (EST)WTF? We must be in a time warp or did we travel through some worm hole? Whats up? Does this mean we get to do the Harvest Tour again! Peace to all who sail thw DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville?, CA USA - Sunday, November 14, 2004 at 22:55:26 (EST)Dear David:
Call or e-mail me!!!!
Love,
Val your Pal
Valerie <vgawin@netscape.net>
malibu, CA USA - Sunday, November 14, 2004 at 22:51:49 (EST)thanks for the info "one who knows", sounds good !
easywind
SAN ANSELMO, CA USA - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 19:02:49 (EDT)Sincere Thanks.
one who doesn't know
USA - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 18:37:07 (EDT)What's with all this "You can catch" so and so with so and so on such and such date on the front page? How about "You can catch David Nelson, performing with Michael Elvin Hunt, on Saturday, October 16, at Peri's in Fairfax, CA." Sorry. It HAD to be said.
One who knows
USA - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 17:08:21 (EDT)Hi all I live in Sonoma County, Ca and I was wondering if anyone would like a rider for the Mckinleyville and Ukiah shows. I am going no matter what but would love to not have to fly solo, anyway I have gas money ,I don't take up much room and I got tons of great tunes on cd. Please email me if you have some space.
Peace to all
Canyon <canyon531@sbcglobal.net>
Windsor, Ca USA - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 15:52:28 (EDT)>>Mia, did you see the original Genesis with Gabriel????>> No, I don't get out much. Thanks for the link tho'... When the Library re-opens I'll logon and take a looksee. It is somesortof Holiday (cleebrating a stinky-sickly-european-invasion) On the Happy-side :) Today is gonna be Warm, Sunny and Delightful! Dolphins danced in the breaksurf while escorting me walking home 2 miles yesterday!! Certain aspects of global warming are kinda nice :)
mia
USA - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 13:15:46 (EDT)CampHowdy, unfortunately, I'm not going to make it to the upcoming shows. That work thing got in the way. Too bad, 'cause it looks like a ton-o-fun.
Bubba
LA, CA USA - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 13:05:11 (EDT)Remaining off topic.... (hey, at least I'm not selling cocaine)......TMB does an exact recreation of Gabriel-era Genesis. The stage setup is the same, including the original 1200 slides and costumes, and the band is awesome. It was gorgeous. This was my seventh trip to Montreal to see them. Check it out: http://www.themusicalbox.net/ click on "The Musical Box", then "The Lamb" at the bottom of the next page, then photos and videos at the bottom of the next page. Mia, did you see the original Genesis with Gabriel????
Bubba <Very Strange Indeed>
back home in LA, CA USA - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 12:58:14 (EDT)they killed Superman
mia2sad
USA - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 12:26:24 (EDT)there be strange apparitions flying round in the etherium... varied and strange. Check yer shoes, everyone :) Were the stage sets for that play as graphically visual-awesome a Genesis' videos, Bubba? How as the music performed, by a fully-loaded R&R band or more a symphany type classical pit? Lots of insturments or few? Tons of electronica? How augumented were the vocals? Uhh... ohshit I realized this is off-topic! heh. nebbrmind
mia
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- Monday, October 11, 2004 at 07:48:48 (EDT)Just returned from Montreal after seeing The Musical Box perform Genesis' 1974 "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway". Man-oh-man-oh-man. I'm probably the only progressive rock fan around these parts, but woooooof. ....something else... TMB will be playing S.F. in early December, their first time west of the Mississippi, if anyone is interested......
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In the Cage, USA - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 03:53:53 (EDT)Hey peeps I saw the sexy Barbadian sax player Arturo Tappin play and I just gotta ask, whats the status of this guy??? Does anyone know????
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USA - Sunday, October 10, 2004 at 21:30:31 (EDT)hey, anyway you guys can fill in all those cancelled ratdaog dates? two months, with nothin to do, we want the dnb
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east coast, USA - Sunday, October 10, 2004 at 09:40:29 (EDT)Does anyone know a site that has the DNB lyrics posted?
Jock O'mo
USA - Sunday, October 10, 2004 at 02:32:38 (EDT)Was the Sweetwater gig recorded? If so, where could one find o'copy?
Jock O'mo
USA - Saturday, October 09, 2004 at 22:12:02 (EDT)(((Bethy))) Tried emailing you today, but I guess I have your old work address. Just wanted to send you, and anyone else living in the Captain Sacto area an FYI. Eric Andersen is going to be at Constable Jack's next Thursday eve. I know it's a school nite, but the show will most likely be at 7:30. Early enough for you to get home and get all the sleep you need for Friday...so you can't use THAT excuse! Hope to see ya there!
Dancer <dancertillidrop@yahoo.com>
Watching the sun shine thru the white wingtips of the 'Last Lonely Eagle'..., CA USA - Saturday, October 09, 2004 at 20:13:05 (EDT)Should anybody want to hear it, this is a link to an MP3 of David playing guitar behind Michael Hunt at a gig last fall. The song is Mystery Train. David's work is stellar, as usual. http://www.lifesignsphoto.com/BL/Bands/mehunt/mysterytrain.html
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, October 09, 2004 at 19:19:52 (EDT)1973. A baggie cost all of $10.00. Not including the ZigZags. Pretty stuff with the red hairs...had some seeds and stems though!
Dancer
Strollin' down Memory Lane, USA - Saturday, October 09, 2004 at 14:37:18 (EDT)Panama Red reffers to a strand of herb from panama with bright red hairs in it. We'd have to ask Pete for sure, but I think that the herb and the guy bringing the herb become one character in the song. "Nobody feals like working, Panama Red is back in town"
Bahb B
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mia
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Dancer
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New York, NY USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 21:51:36 (EDT)Gute Webseite! I'll tell my friends about it... )N palm job <videochat@hotmail.net>
- Friday, October 08, 2004 at 18:48:51 (EDT)I voted too! and liked the interview with David, can't wait to hear the new songs, bet they're awesome even if you haven't written all the lyrics yet. In reference to a few posts back,I got home from work today and found my "new" copy of "Home, Home on the Road/Brujo" in the mailbox. Had some errands to run that should have taken me just a half hour, but had too much fun driving around with the volume up and my windows open, wooohoo! My son was not only upset with me for picking him up late from school, when he got in the car he immediately turned the volume down! "Jeeze mom!",(he should know me by now) I was about his age when I started seeing the Riders. This cd sounded so goood! Thanks rob for telling me about it!
Tricia
iowa city, USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 18:37:14 (EDT)When he began working with Kinky Friedman as one of the Jewboys, he heard Peter Rowan's tune, Panama Red, for the first time. He writes " More untrue words have never been spoken; the idea of Panama Red as an alias has so grabbed the imagination of the masses that there must be a million of us out there...but I was the first, I think, anyway, predating the song." So there it is, right from the horses mouth. Now, Im curious where Peter Rowan came up with the idea and name for his song. Anybody?!?!?!? Take care and see you soon
Joe
USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 18:28:37 (EDT)From Pananma Reds website, we learn his name is Danny Finely. He grew up in West Virginia and moved to St. Petersburg, FL where he graduated from Northeast High School. He joined the Army in 10/62 at age 17, completed US Army Information School at Fort Slocum, NY and was shipped out to Korea, to Taegu, as a writer on the command newsletter. Within a few months, he became a stringer for Pacific Stars and Stripes in Tokyo.
Discharged in Oakland, CA in 9/65, he moved across the bay to San Francisco with Army buddies. As a result of reading On The Road and the Dharma Bums, hed always wanted to be a beatnik and live an artistic life so he quickly fell into the SF lifestyle. In Korea he developed a taste for hashish and opium. After selling some Panamanian pot, the red haired Finely soon became known as Panama Red.
Joe
USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 18:27:24 (EDT)Vote, vote, vote. And Vote Again. If anybodys interested, heres the scoop on the Kinky Friedman-Panama Red connection According to Kinky Friedmans offical website, Panama Red was one of the original members of Kinky Friedman and The Texas Jewboys. Kinky Friedman and Panama Red co-wrote "Homo Erectus" and "Rock and Roll Across the USA," and two very tender ballads "Autograph" (recorded by Delbert McClinton on "Pearls in the Snow") and "Popeye the Sailor Man" from the album, "Kinky Friedman".
Joe
Arcata, USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 18:26:27 (EDT) Bubba you're being awfully quiet out there, are you comin north for the 22nd? Did you vote? Are you still drinking Wild Turkey?
camphowdy
humboldt, USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 18:01:41 (EDT)This is a fun little game except that the outcome is all too predictable: http://wearabledissent.com/101/floridavote.html
Mizshely
USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 17:44:57 (EDT)well maybe the percentage is not updated instantly ?
though making that kind of effort means good for the band all around i guess, i am sure that your life is more interesting than you think...................
easywind
SAN ANSELMO, CA USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 17:41:57 (EDT)I probably should not say this publicly but *I* voted 56 times (I have no life, you see) - clearing my cache each time. Made no difference in the percentage at all. What a drag.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 17:26:35 (EDT)just voted twice, DNB is at 1.1 %, though that is not too low as they are in the top 33% of all bands if that makes any sense.
easywind <easywind-ji@comcast.net>
SAN ANSELMO, CA USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 16:28:36 (EDT)Often times, in these online polls, you can vote time and again (and they think each is from a different person) by deleting your cache, cookies and temporary internet files. I do it all the time.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 15:59:26 (EDT) I voted
camphowdy
humboldt, USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 15:36:07 (EDT)Hey Sound Dawg: It appears they allow you to vote more than once because I didn't get one of those damnable pop-ups telling me "sorry you already voted". And the second vote counted because the percentage increased for DNB.
I can't cast just ONE ballot....
Also in Marin, CA USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 15:23:46 (EDT)Done Deal, Dawggy! I noticed The Recipe on a list there, too. It'd be great if people sent this link to our friends so we can get DNB out there as much as possible. Leave it to the Sound Dawg to give 'em a leg up! Thanks!!!
Bethy
Sac, CA USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 15:19:28 (EDT)http://www.jambands.com/Jambands250/
Okay we're back with the Fall 2004 Debut of the Jambands.com 250. First question: Which of these groups are you most looking forward to seeing in the weeks to come...
Head on over to jambands.com and as the band says " dont forget to vote " lets get these boys up to where they belong
The Sound Dawg
USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 13:45:14 (EDT)Hey, Julie! Have you gotten ahold of KMUD, by any chance? Do you think they might mention the show on one of the Dead or jamband shows? :o)))))
Bethy
Sacto, CA USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 13:07:14 (EDT) I really want to promote DNB's upcoming show here in Humboldt. I don't think the venue does enough for the DNB in this respect. Anyone out there know what I could do that would amount to more that the words of my every running mouth? I try to tell everyone I know, but don't think it is very effective. Most of the people I know are just clueless about the wonderful experience of DNB! Julie <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 11:08:12 (EDT)I read the Jambase Interview...How wonderful, entertaining, enlightening, inspiring, fun, interesting, and exciting! New Original DNB music on the way...I am in an ecstasy of anticipation for that! I can't remember the last time I felt I had as much to look forward to as I do right now...and I am happy to have this site to express it. I was very sorry to hear about Bobby, and the cancellation of all those Ratdog tour shows. If anyone deserves a respite break I feel Bobby does. I've looked at those tour schedules, Ratdog overlaid with the Dead looks like massive touring commitments of time and energy. I understand he has a small child, and perhaps another on the way...I am praying that nothing serious has befallen him, and that a rest will set everything right with him. I felt frightened for him by the news. The ratdog fans can be such a bunch of squeeling weenies. (Just MHO, Looking at posts on Weir related forums) Julie <info@soulshine.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 11:07:07 (EDT)>>distrated>> Now, THAT is a tougher word to define... it looks disturbingly like: >>Castrated>> Ouch! the Act of Snipping Off a Thought? or a sequence of... a Very Minor form of Brain Surgery :) this is one you CAN try @ home folks!
shutupmia
USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 22:11:53 (EDT)I'm trying to figure out What the definition of >>distraced>> might be? was that the word? hummm... might be onto something here: a related condition to De-railed, or lost-trace-of... A Witness Protection Program for those Thoughts That don't Want to be Found? heh
mia
USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 22:08:23 (EDT)with age comes wisdom or as a fine wine just gets better!
easywind <easywind-ji@comcast.net>
SAN ANSELMO, CA USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 19:13:48 (EDT)That last post should have read "distracted" - I rest my case. Soon to be the speed limit in age (ohmyGOD)
And this would be from...
USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 18:56:59 (EDT)Hi Todd! Congratulations on your new stereo! The last time I bought a new car (10 years ago now), I got one with all the bells and whistles, including a state of the art (at the time) sound system with CD player and 8 speakers. I jumped in the car and put in a New Riders tape (there were no New Riders CD at the time, at least, of the older stuff). I drove around with "I Don't Know You" and "Portland Woman" blaring, thinking I was mighty cool. Now, my son has that car and my current vehicle doesn't even have a CD player (probably better for me since I seem to be ever more easily distrated in my old age).
Michelle <mizshely@pistolpackinmama.com>
USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 18:55:46 (EDT)Hey, Joe! I isn't able to take part in the Humboldt shoes, unfortunately. No way I'll be able to get up there on Friday for that wonderful show, since I gotta work. I'm on probation for one year in this new position (sounds painful, I know) so I gotta keep it kosher, as it were. Those shows up your way are always magical and I always regret not being there, but such is life. How are you and the kids? You taking them to say hi to de boyz? I hope all's going well, and I know if it's not, you've got DNB/F a-coming to let some sunshine in. Love to ALL!
Bethy
Sactoe, CA USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 18:01:04 (EDT)a few months ago i remember reading a post from someone that had just got a new car with a cd player, and the first thing that he listened to was DNB of course. So now I too finally got a new stereo, sans the new car, but i a psyched to be able to listen to my favorite band while crusing the mean streets of Sonoma county. Looking forward to seeing you folks of the "harvest tour."
Todd
Forestville, ca USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 17:16:03 (EDT)Hey all! Just wanted to let you know that Railroad Earth is about to kick off a massive fall tour, nationwide. For those of you who aren't familiar with the band, check out www.railroadearth.com, or join the message board (earthboard- http://groups.yahoo.com/group/earthboard/) and ask anyone for a copy of the show they did with the Dave Nelson Band in Richmond on 5/14- what a show!!!
Hope to see you on the rails!
Gayle Gayle <rrejunkie@att.net>
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Mendoland, USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 15:22:47 (EDT)Thanks Canyon!
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 14:38:19 (EDT)hey now folks!
just a line to tell ya ratdog's fall tour
has been cancelled.Bobby's been working way
to hard.hope everything is ok peace
flip
SC, CA USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 14:33:13 (EDT)Happy Belated Birthday to Cindye! Hope you and fido are getting to kick back now and enjoy your wetlands! Sounds like fun times ahead with the "mini harvest tour", wish we were all going too.
Tricia
USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 14:30:18 (EDT) Glad to hear the bands on it's way back to Humboldt, always look forward to that. Bubba, Betsy, Mattole, Ranch, how about them apples, are you coming up for the show is betsy comin to the show? all these mysterious things go on when the band comes to Humboldt. Hope all you all can make it home for the show.
camphowdy
Humboldt, USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 13:54:46 (EDT)Thanks for the link. Nice article. Sounds like there's going to be some new songs coming out sooner or later. Hey David, any input about that Kinky Friedman-Panama Red song writing connection? Bethy, are you coming back to Humboldt County for the Fri show?
Joe
Arcata, USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 12:52:08 (EDT)http://www.jambands.com/Features/content_2004_09_30.06.phtml
canyon
USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 11:53:25 (EDT)I can't find the Jambase interview with David. I have the Jambase link, but does anyone have the link to this interview?
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 10:32:39 (EDT)David gives it up to y'all on the wonderful board in his Jambase interview.He loves the fans.
Someone Thje Band Used To Like I Think
USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 04:05:51 (EDT)Timmmmeeee!!! Howaya? I've not seen you in so very long, didn't think you'd remember moi. I wish you were coming out for the run. Anudder time? Things starting to get cold out there in Birdland? I'm thinking you're staying home because you've got some juicy tix for a game or two. I hope to see you soon. Love, -Bethy
Bethy
Sackatomato, CA USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 19:36:12 (EDT)HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHRISTOPHER ROWAN. And that's all I am going to say. (because I can say no more) (because I have nothing left to say).
Mizzy Having Been Rudely Interrupted The First Time
USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 18:13:19 (EDT)Bethy, good to see you taking the "Lord's name" in vain (well, not really in vain) on this, what would have been his 56th birthday. Poor Bobby.
Dizzy Mizzy
USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 18:07:18 (EDT)Just saw my life pass before my own eyes.....
Virtuous Bubba <Runnin' from ole Betsy>
7 miles up the Mattole, Found dead at the ranch USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 17:45:57 (EDT)bethy who ????????? how can i forget such a pretty face. now if you can only spell my name right (Sr. Souddawggy ) ????. no dawg on sound this tour had too much fun on the last go round, and also they need all those extra millions so they can get the mookster out there. so ya'll gotta give mookie a lil' kiss for me. and so him the love..... and remember !!!!!! I'LL BE BACK.... "THE DAWGINATOR !!!!!!!!
sound dawg
USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 17:18:37 (EDT)Bubba!!! Go to the ranch! Go to the ranch, for McFee's sake!!!
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 15:07:19 (EDT)Info...Holiday Inn Express in Ukiah has $62 rooms w/2 week prior reservation for the hard core mobile DNB addicts out there. Peace & see ya'll at the show!
socalbill
THE OC, CA USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 12:09:09 (EDT)BIL, uh Bubba, you do remember me now dontcha? Don't let these other mistresses cloud your visions of me under that Mattole moon now. I could get nekked too! Just come up to my ranch...it's just up the road.
Betsy
Mattole, CA USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 12:05:48 (EDT)a flash-on... There is A Lot in Common between Mallomars and Obscenity, yaknow?
mia
USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 11:55:35 (EDT)Bubba, is that you? You gotta come see my ranch. It's just up the road from here (we got some nice apples there). We've been talking about it for some time now. Why won't you come see my ranch? We'll be back for the second set! Bring the cialis!
Betsy
Mattole, CA USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 11:54:31 (EDT)yeah, get him all drunk on them apples, and write us a bunch of ill-advised (for him) loans to Us!
mia
crab-apples, AM - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 11:52:42 (EDT)Hey Jeff, Why don't you fly out to California & see a DNB
show. If you like the web site so much, you'll surely love
the band.
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 11:10:39 (EDT)"aw applesauce"
weaser
USA - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 11:03:32 (EDT)Hi!
Just wanted to thank you for all the work you put in this site.
It looks great!
Thanks! Jeff Stephens <mortgage-rates@yahoo.com>
Orlando, Florida United States - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 03:49:20 (EDT)How do ya like Them Apples?????
Bubba
LA, CA USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 23:33:18 (EDT)MIA - 'TIGER-ROO '! ,no unfortunately i did not see you two last all hallows eve, think i was sick or somthin'
THE FULL MONTE on 10/23 sounds good.
easywind <easywind-ji@comcast.net>
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San Diego, Ca USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 23:13:11 (EDT)well... Nudity in the Apple Orchard would be very appropriate with 'Living in the Graden of Eden'... so would that old CSN song: ...yaknow 'Back to the Garden' that Woodstock? goddog! My mind is going out the window- Am I wearing clothes? is that a python or an amp cord...
mia
USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 22:13:32 (EDT)Okay, LaMizzy sneaked in just before me with her note, so it doesn't make sense now...it was referring to the post before her/you..."Oh, that's very different. Never Mind."
Emily Litella
Fennario, USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 18:28:38 (EDT)You Are!!!
Me, Too!
Fennario, USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 18:19:13 (EDT)Nudity in the Apple Orchard - there's a song there.
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 18:18:12 (EDT)I'd be willing to dance naked!
of course
USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 18:06:26 (EDT)Seems to me tho coming from the North, there are routes you can take to miss most of the Nonsense... Unlike actually BEING in d'Cruz itself- where there is NO Easy Way out of town... The Whole Enchilada is a nice bar/ eatery to hang out but having to turn LEFT out of their parking lot to go back toward d'Cruz is the Scariest thing I've EVER done! honest to fnord, on the back of a BMW/ or jap street bike is the ONLY safe way to cross the street! Even Harleys have trouble getting up to speed and outta the way quick enuf...
mia
USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 17:48:05 (EDT)Seaside is not far milage-wise Joe, but like all situations involving automobile travel in the Monterrey Bay coast-- the Traffic will clusterfluck you At EVERY opportunity. Hwy One becomes a 2-lane parking lot 2X a day every weekday, or weekend when there is ANY sort of celebration Anywhere... AND the bottleneck ie. so-called road past Moss Landing is Not EVEN a Hwy, just a narrow divided road.
mia
USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 17:40:10 (EDT)Thanks, Mia. For some reason, I thought Seaside was near
Santa Cruz. Oh well. I'll just have to leave earlier than
I imagined I would.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 17:27:44 (EDT)THE FULL MONTY!!!!!! Oh, I can hardly wait! Will the DNB be performing with or without clothing!
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 16:03:40 (EDT)Thank McFee for having the Sebastopol show early enough so I can attend on a Sunday!!!!! Cider, too? Hopefully some veggies will be qued, too--but it's actually non-essential. What's essential, is NELSON! I need a fix, too...YEE-HAH & WOO-HOO! Almost too much to take...almost. Will Sr. Souddawggy be coming to this one? I don't think he would even remember me by now.
Bethy
Sacto, CA USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 15:34:38 (EDT)Seaside is a small town, Joe but not a good one to get lost in either... Right off Hwy One (South of Watsonville/ Santa Cruz County line) just before the Monterrery exits (nearby UFO- the old Army base turned University) I don't think I've ever been to Seaside myself, although I know a couple folks bought houses there as the prices were better @ the time.
mia
USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 13:15:29 (EDT)For Mia, and/or others near Santa Cruz. You may already
know about it, but there's a free concert on Friday
at the Seaside City Hall Plaza (5-9 PM) with the Jefferson
Starship. I saw them Saturday at Sweetwater, and have a
one word review: WOW. And, with actions speaking louder
than words, I'll sure be there, even if I don't quite
know where there is, yet.
Joe
San Rafael,, CA USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 11:59:23 (EDT)WOW! The Kinetic Home Page has really got me moving too! I just cant wait! A small but spirited fall tour is just right for me and my family. We may be able to make all three! (with the possibility of a Mendo miacle babysitter!)Harvest Season, rich and full tapestry the year has brought to fruition, what a great time to relish the expectancy of flowing along with the DNB! I think those moving pictures have made me giddy! Julie <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 02:37:26 (EDT)easywind- you didn't get a gander @ me and the ms. reisha tricked out as >>Hell in a Bucket>>> last All Hallows Eve didya? I was The Pet :) Tigger-Roo...
mia
USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 00:39:57 (EDT)If you ladies do head south, nekkid, costumed, or anywhere in-between, if you have the inkling, give a shout & I'll see what we can cook up.
Bubba <Get Yer Maps-o-the-Stars>
South Bay, LA USA - Monday, October 04, 2004 at 22:54:28 (EDT)"GET NEKKID", sounds like shippe lingo! :)
easywind <easywind-ji@comcast.net>
SAN ANSELMO, CA USA - Monday, October 04, 2004 at 20:28:00 (EDT)clothing optional? is that what you said, Bubba? I really can't go off road-trippin' @ the end of the month, tho' so it would have to be a post birthday celebration for Mz.LaMiz for me to kick-in the doors :) gotta pay those bills before I par-tey (I try to be a responsible wingnut)
mia
Peace, Love , and Get Nekkid - Monday, October 04, 2004 at 19:55:15 (EDT)PurpleMeadow; Anthony started the countdown yesterday. Let's see, now were at...17x24+18ish=423hours give or take. Not too bad, eh? Less than 3 weeks. Piece-o-cake. It's when we're waiting 6-12 months for a show that I start worrying. I'll admit I've been spoiled by loads of shows over the years but I just love listening to these guys play live and feel so positive about the world when I know a local show is scheduled. Let's get the word out that Panama Red's will be back in town. By the way, I was recently listening to a Kinky Friedman album and noted he co-wrote 3 songs on his self-titled LP with --- Panama Red. Anybody know who that might be? My first guess is Peter Rowan but that's only an assumption and y'all know what happens when we assume. Well, here's to hope that David will sing Lady of Carlisle, Billy will sing One More Shot and Barry will just sing. See you soon,
Joe
Arcata, USA - Monday, October 04, 2004 at 18:16:48 (EDT)While it's easy to get into Cubensis gigs for free, I always pay to get in, as the band deserves it. Mia, if you and Ms. Miz come to Cube to celebrate her birthday, I'll cover your covers. Both the 30th and 31st shows are costume optional!! They should be lots of fun. Looks like I'd better brush off my tux.
CubeBubba
West LA, CA USA - Monday, October 04, 2004 at 13:21:08 (EDT)(((Cubensis))) ohhh those guys are SO Cute :) hehe... and their music's great too!!! if laMiz and I go down there to 'do' her berthaday-- you gonna escort us ladies oh mr Bubba? Can you get us in free to a Cube show?
mia
USA - Monday, October 04, 2004 at 11:34:55 (EDT)Acr's Apple Cider? yummm... my horses used to get drunk on fermented apples :) must be good stuff! Downtown Palm Springs is pretty sedate, although the 'hig season' gets a tad livier (mom and dd lived thee for years...) Even the R&R bands wear Dinner Jackets while gigging! not EVEN Nudie Suits! Tux, yegads... My guitarplaying cousin Bobby lives there- HE would know where what trouble there was for us to get into :) -> FANTASTIC Thrift Store shopping in PS!
mia
USA - Monday, October 04, 2004 at 11:31:07 (EDT)DNB on a crispy afternoon in late October in Apple country? Doesn't get much better, does it! Does this mean it's an all ages gig?
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, October 03, 2004 at 20:54:19 (EDT)Mark David Chapman is scheduled for a parole hearing this month. There's an online petition that will be forwarded to the New York Department of Corrections Parole Board by the John Lennon Society: http://www.gopetition.com/info.php?petid=644
The text of the petition reads:"We the undersigned.... Petition and ask that the New York Department of Corrections Parole Board deny the Parole/release of Convicted Killer "Mark David Chapman" during Parole hearings During Oct. 2004, and any future hearings to come, as to assure the Public of the World that "Mark David Chapman" will serve his FULL term of Life In Prison for the Pre-medidated Murder of John Winston (Ono)Lennon committed Dec.8,1980."
I realize the writer made some punctuation and spelling errors, but the intent of the petition is clear. If you want to read the news story about the parole hearing (very long url):
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1503&ncid=1503&e=13&u=/afp/20041003/ts_afp/us_music_lennon_041003102628
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, October 03, 2004 at 20:52:31 (EDT)The October gigs are as follows. Oct 22-Six Rivers-McKinleyville. Showtime is 9-midnight. Curfew at midnight! Oct 23-Ukiah Brewing Co. Showtime is 9:30. Oct 24-Ace Cider Pub in Sebastopol on Hwy 116 and Graton Rd. This is a special, intimate outdoor AFTERNOON show on the patio. Showtime is 3:30-7PM. BBQ will be served as well as Ace's delicious fermented apple, pear and berry ciders. Good stuff! Come one come all...
DNB
USA - Sunday, October 03, 2004 at 16:01:37 (EDT)hey now guys!
just got back from the free bluegrass fest
in golden gate park! the waybacks and peter rowan
quintet w/ tony rice and darrel ainger. and that
was just one of 4 stages wow!!
flip
SC, CA USA - Sunday, October 03, 2004 at 15:56:29 (EDT)Pappy's Pioneertown Palace is about 30 miles of desert highway driving from Palm Springs. DNB played a sweet gig there a year or so ago. Mizshely, if the Nelson Band isn't playing during your SoCal visit, you might want to check out Cubensis. Saturday-Huntington Beach, Sunday-Santa Monica.... www.cubensis.com When in Palm Springs, hang by the pool.
Bubba
LA, CA USA - Sunday, October 03, 2004 at 12:51:06 (EDT)Mia, I just might go "Hollyweird Club Trolling" for my birthday. I am planning to go down south for about 10 days with a trip to Palm Springs as my present to myself. I've never been there, don't really play tennis (not with THESE knees), so I don't know how I will amuse myself there. And of course, I was planning a day trip to San Diego to worship at the altar of "Son of God." I wonder what really is happening in L.A. around that time. DNB, here's your chance to give me a present...
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, October 03, 2004 at 11:07:22 (EDT)Nelson Time? oh, I LIKE That! it's Sattidy Nite floks :) ben affleted hosting- he does wooden so well... the intro was better than what they were parodying. I was watching a SNL retrospective in the laundrymat today along with a guy who looked JUST like Bill Murray! he wasn't washing 'house-hold stuff' FWIW, just slacks and shirts. NO, I didn't Ask him IF (he was the Bill) IMO Laundry is Personal Space! Looks like the DNB has LOTS of Berthaday Show opportunities... What are you gonna DO for YOUR Birthday LaMIz? Want to go Hollyweird club trolling? I got a driver,a nd a place to stay...
mia
USA - Sunday, October 03, 2004 at 02:54:04 (EDT)Nope. Weir entered the world on October 16.
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, October 03, 2004 at 01:23:40 (EDT)I think Bob Weir's birthday is October 19th, but I have been known to be wrong. BTW it is around 480 hours or so till the Six Rivers show. Peace to all who run on Nelson Time. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Sunday, October 03, 2004 at 00:14:14 (EDT)16th? yeah proly LaMiz. the Quake was the 17th. I'm not a genius with numbers
mia
USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 19:04:01 (EDT)That last post should have read October 4 Lyn Scholz.
Mizshely distracted by a buzzing
USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 17:20:57 (EDT)Are you sure Bobby's birthday is the 17th? I always thought it was a different day (can't remember, now the 16th or the 18th). let's see - October birthdays - Octobe 4, Lyn Scholz, October 6 - Chris Rowan, October 6 - the late "God" McFee, October 9 - John Lennon, October 14 - Cliff Richard, October 16 - Weir (I am sure that is the date), October 29 - ME (YEAHHHHH!), and of course, October 31, the one, the only,the inimitable Bill Laymon. I say we should start a month long party and come up for air as needed. Any takers?
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 17:20:15 (EDT)Although it occures to me there are a LOT more Birthdays the DNB could help celebrate in Oct... Weir's is the 17th for example. And When are the other DNB's Arrival Days? Nelson just had one, so he's off-the-hook for a few months. 'Hang-Ten' Laymon' is ? Nov.6th/ 9th hummm? Mookie, do you admit to being birthed? at least once... Barry I think might have been born Just the way he is now :) 25 years gone by and he looks the same to me... Maybe IF we combined Bubba's Wishes with Birthday Wishes we Might get what we So Desire: DNB shows in Our Own Zipcodes!!! hehee
mia
USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 14:02:00 (EDT)On Nov 2, in Marin, there's an initiative on the ballot to
ban the growing here of Genetically Modified crops. In
association with that, Debra Koons Garcia excellent and
fantastic film - The Future of Food - is being shown today,
for free, at 3PM at The Redwoods, 40 Camino Alto in Mill
Valley. I strongly urge everyone to see this film before
you go food shopping again.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 13:59:14 (EDT)Fog? SHhhuuuuusH!! >>gotta talk real quiet, so the fog doesn't hear you, Dancer! Did I mention: Hip Flask? grood French Brandy can make HotCoco downright tasty! heh. Is the DNB gig @ WK's house? 24th's close to his Birthadate... Whatta nice present THAT would be :) Will DNB come play HERE on My Birthday too? YES! the DNB creates the BEST dance-A-fun in several Universes!!!! I NEED some DNB :)
mia
USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 13:45:45 (EDT)DRATS, FOILED AGAIN! I guess all you Hardly Strictly Bluegrass fans didn't do the 'NO FOG, NO FOG, NO FOG' chant loud enough to be heard...it was clear in SF last nite, but the F-O-G is back nice 'n th-ICKY misty again this AM. Now I'll have to sit UNDER my blanket instead of on top of it, and drink hot chocolate instead of beer! And BTW, how come the venerable and talented Mr. Nelson isn't in the lineup? Isn't he, after all, one of the quintessential 'hardly strictly bluegrass' guys around?
Dancer <dancertillidrop@yahoo.com>
Speedway Meadow in the F-O-G, CA USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 13:03:55 (EDT)You're right, that's a GREAT interview on the Jambands.com site. Except that the New Riders were NOT 3 weeks old during the summer of 1970. I remember seeing the band with THAT name in late 1969. I also remember a gig at the Fillmore West or Carousel Ballroom - whatever it was being called at the time - when Torbert had just joined the band and that was, I think, spring 1970 but it could have been earlier. At any rate, by the time the Festival Express meandered across Canada, Marmaduke's Marauders were already in full swing.
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 11:59:04 (EDT)Hows about a harvest fest/Halloween bash at the Mattole Grange?!? That would be devine! Thanks budboy for those awesome tribal stomp cds and thanks to the Soundawg for making sure they sound so good. You guys rock! DNB/F isn't just the best bar band...they are the best band on the planet! How many hours until Six Rivers, Joe?
purplemeadow
Humboldt, USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 11:58:30 (EDT)i also heard the avalon is history,at least with the current
owners. it was so good to
party in there!such hippy history! anyway guys,the brookdale is still standing!
flip
SC, CA USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 10:04:26 (EDT)Not to derail this political train...It's truely only the most important election in the last 40 years...or more..but: What's up with the gig in Sebastopol? Where is the venue, How much $, time, ??? Does anyone out there know. We are fantacizing blowing off our second jobs and shuting down the truck to go out on mini tour...babysitter allowing, but we need more details to commit to it. By the way, heard the ratdog stream the other night, and must say, it's offical: no competition from them for best bar band on the curcuit. DNB really is the best! They deserve three sell outs on this west coast run, from all of us no-cals, left pining and panting for more after the short summer run. We dance-a-fan's love DNB the most! Julie & Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 03:14:37 (EDT)has anyone seen this story on Nelson? good to see he's going strong - wish I was out west to see his shows - it's been a long while
http://www.jambands.com/Features/content_2004_09_30.06.phtml
Yaweh@earthlinknet <Rumi@aol.com>
Miami, CA USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 01:54:21 (EDT)Bethy, I mosied over to that website and that cover is hilarious! The resemblance is uncanny but I find it a bit of an insult to Alfred E. Newman!!! I noted this likeness during the LAST election. Of course, MAD MAGAZINE is probably the only literature Mr. Shrub ever read all the way the through (and I admit to having grown up on MAD myself!). Didn't Shrub look like he was going to stomp his lift-inserted cowboy boots and take his marbles and go home (oh, how I wish he WOULD) during the debate yesterday? And it was more than a little obvious he was reading some responses from a teleprompter - I bet Cheney was typing at the speed of light!
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 01:32:50 (EDT)Dreaming of additional CA gigs over Halloween weekend. Studio E is history, but Brookdale, the Avalon......It's wishful thinking, but if I wish hard enough........
LA Bubba
CA USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 00:27:54 (EDT)got my hairs cut today-- goodG'Mfee! you should have HEARD my barber Go OFF re: the USA's taxpayers $$$'s that is being diverted into: 'Building a Modern Iraq' for nationals that Don'T Live Like THAT in the 1st Place! While OUR country's children are going unschooled, our own citizens are denied health care, and housing... Not EVEN to mention the fact that our civil liberties are being stripped from us! This guy is Korean War era, straight-on old school conservative as a freak could get :) IF this election could get all the like-minded yet diverse elements of our Society Working TOGETHER instead of polorizing us as this rat-eat-rat administration has done-- THAT will be a Great Thing INDEED.
mia
anazing my haircut turned out so well, USA - Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 00:24:25 (EDT)"Old King Cole was a merry old soul,
And a merry old soul was he.
So he called for his pipe,
And he called for his bowl,
And he called for his fiddlers three...."
Budboy, I see you checked out that website I recommended. No half bad, eh? I've always thought Steve Hackett was a way underrated guitarist. Thanks, it's going to be great.
Monsieur Bubba <Vive Le Papillon>
Montréal, Quebéc Canada - Friday, October 01, 2004 at 16:52:53 (EDT)I watched the "debate" and absolutely concur with you Socalbill. If you go to www.thenation.com you can buy a classic t-shirt of Shrubya as Alfred E. Newman wearing a button that says "WORRY." How embarrassing is it for anyone else that this (long list of adverbs and adjectives begins here) maniacal illiterate idiot has hijacked our country? HE and his henchman are the biggest terrorists on this planet! There is no more time to ignore them! YOU MUST VOTE!!! NO APATHY ALLOWED!!!
Bethy
Sacramento, CA USA - Friday, October 01, 2004 at 14:25:40 (EDT)"The Musical Box" Play Me Old King Cole That I May Join With You,All Your Hearts Now Seem So Far From Me It Hardly Seems To Matter Now.......Have Fun In Montreal Bubba!!!!!!
Steve Hackett
London, UK - Friday, October 01, 2004 at 12:24:40 (EDT)Mia, I know you aren't picking on me! And it must be truly disgusting over there - I remember the first time we went to Greece (I was 6 and my sister was 4) - we went to a fancy restaurant out in the country side and my sister and I were directed to a hole out back when we mentioned the need for facilities. My sister stood up and screamed "I'm not going there. I want a CIVILIZED toilet." Of course she got away with it - she was 4!!! But I also remember going to the ranch in Texas and being directed to an outhouse, and that was a couple of years later (of course, all of this was just yesterday because I am only 25 now) (tee hee-double and add!). Still, we are imposing western values on a country that does not necessarily want them. And shoving candy down their throats while doing so. Yet another definition of "ugly American."
Mizshely
USA - Friday, October 01, 2004 at 10:18:20 (EDT)I hope a lot of you saw the 'debate' last night. A very uneasy, defensive, expressive - Alfred E. Newman-ish Geo W. Bush. I've listened to a handful of presidents in my time..even if I didn't particularly like them I was always kind of in awe and held each of them in deep respect. Geo W. Bush? This guy does NOTHING for me and I hope a lot of people were awakened last night to the fact that this man is BOZO THE CLOWN and needs to be removed from office. It's just too bad that the replacement is not going to be another man that should hold all of us in awe.
SOCALBILL
THE OC, CA USA - Friday, October 01, 2004 at 10:16:43 (EDT)ANOTHER DAVID NELSON BAND? I don't thnk this could possibly be OUR guys - read down for the list of musicians on this CD to where it says Strings - David Nelson Band and Piano - David Nelson. Identity theft? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=307&item=4039645445&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
Mizshely
USA - Friday, October 01, 2004 at 10:12:53 (EDT)not picking on you (((LaMiz))) really truly not I just had a particular Pungent Conversation with a fellow whose son just got cycled back to the USA from over-there... and he said: "That Smell is The Worst! it's pervasive; you don't ever get used to it or away from it- even indoors the stench of human excretement lingers in one's nostrils. Arab plumbing traditionally is not water-based as in the USA-- their toliets are holes in the ground: outhouses without the seat or bench, and under war conditions... people just go anywhere.'
mia
TMI I'm sure, the Landfill of my mind - Friday, October 01, 2004 at 02:31:54 (EDT)dunno LaMiz but I would guess that in a country where there is a distinct lack of public restrooms and streets are braced by open sewers... opening a waste treatement facility of any sort would be a cause for celebration... Pity however; the soldiers weren't handing out Actual FOOD, instead of sugary-crap, but maybe because of dietary differences that's all they could come up with offhand? Stinking Rotten!! to take such an opportunty to Open Fire. There's NO GOOD WAR! When is Mankind gonna learn that?
mia
USA - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 18:59:12 (EDT)Does anyone besides myself find the following disgusting? "(AP) - A string of bombs killed 35 children and wounded scores of others as U.S. troops handed out candy Thursday at a government-sponsored celebration to inaugurate a sewage plant." Why on earth would the army hand out CANDY to celebrate the opening of a SEWAGE plant in the first place? And perhaps the "insurgents" thought the sewage plant was a euphemism for a factory making U.S. sanctioned WMDs! That resident conspiracy theorist (I'll find a conspiracy and make it stick to something yet),
Mizzy
USA - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 18:40:07 (EDT)Thanks, Lyn and LaMiz! I can't wait to hear 'em, doggonit.
Bethy
Sacto, CA USA - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 18:35:23 (EDT)Lady Bethy!! Oct. 24th is a WEEKEND for DNB... you gonna be there? Botts/ Bells ON :)
mia2
USA - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 18:35:18 (EDT)Wow (((thanks Anthony))) if I get that far North. No-partey zone's great, I'm one of those horribly boring peeps who finally learned to say NO :) It never wore off so it really didn't seem necessary? heh. Chaka
mia
its RAINY, warm dark - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 18:32:22 (EDT)Bethy, Lyn gave you the correct URL but the one I posted, too, was correct, if you click on bands and then Patriot Act, you will find Billy and oh God, Middlejohn! (whose first name was also Bill as I recall) - an old cohort from my days at Shakey's in Terra Linda with Novato Frank, Doug Green, Anthony Rendina, John Cipollina, et al. Now that I have dragged the names of people I haven't seen or heard of in a million years (with the exception of JC who is no longer with us), I can sign off - I have wrought my havoc for the day!
Dizzy Mizzy
USA - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 17:09:00 (EDT)Landlubber Levy: I didn't see any three-cornered hats on the Patriot Act page. The Patriot Act url on mauibands web site is:
http://www.mauibands.com/patriotact.html
Lyn
Corte Madera, CA USA - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 15:45:45 (EDT)LaMizzy, I wasn't able to find The Patriot Act on that website, unfortunately. Thanks for the info, though. I've never been to the Hawaiian Isles, so maybe some dudes in grass skirts and 3-cornered hats will make a showing stateside. Mia, looks like you have a place to stay for the gigs! That's wonderful!
Landlubber Levy
Sacto, CA USA - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 12:08:39 (EDT)Finally, the three-in-a-row NoCal shows we've been waiting for, and I'm working 12 hour days that whole weekend.....DAMN. Y'all have fun, see ya next time around.
Bummin' Bubba
LA, CA USA - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 00:28:33 (EDT)Interacial Jobs? Sounds like some xxx spam to me. I for one will not click. Peace to all who swim the DNB, Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
Mckville, Humboldt USA - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 00:08:31 (EDT)FYI as I post this, KPFA is webcasting the Rat Dog Band with Bob Weir, chek it out if you are so inclined. Mia, we have enough space to accomodate a couple of out of town guests for the DNB show in our home town! As we have a couple of small children, its not an after hours party kinda scene, but we have an aero bed and some space. We'd love to meet you, and I'm sure we will, regardless. Contact us and we can get you some particulars if you are interested Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 23:18:32 (EDT)Ok Bubba, Put in for vacation now & get your airline tix.
We'll see you in three weeks.........Peace
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 20:51:40 (EDT)interracial job job-interracial <job-interracial>
USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 20:37:33 (EDT)Thanks Arcata Joe. Yeah, Larry Keel at the Roll. I remember those guys tore it up. Man, I miss the Mattole Grange.
Bubba
LA, CA USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 19:02:03 (EDT)3 weeks and counting!!! Will Billy be swimming in for upcoming shows? Thanks Tricia. Great photo. Hey SoCal Bubba, you're memory is still intact. The Larry Keel Experience was at Roll. David called him one of the best flat pickers ever to play a guitar. See you all soon behind the Redwood Curtain,
Joe
Arcata, USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 17:55:11 (EDT)Bethy (and anyone else who cares to look), check out Billy's new band at www.mauibands.com and click on the Patriot Act for a picture and more information!
Mizshely-also-land-locked (at least, for the time being)
Kentfield (home of Barry Sless), CA USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 17:17:46 (EDT)hotdiggity doggie :) Lookie @ all those CA shows! and EVEN Sebastopol... Anyone want a self-invited houseguest, or 2? heh. YES, the Harvest Moon was Delightful-- I ran 2 miles under her glow, and the afternoon minus tides were fab also... AhhhWooooooW!
mia
USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 15:28:51 (EDT)Okay, so how do we get to see/hear Billy's new band, The Patriot Act? When do we landlubbers get to do the hornpipe to the Paradise Band? Who else is in the band besides Sr. Laymon? Do they all wear the 3-cornered hats like Paul Revere and the Raiders used to? Does the drummer simply wear a strap-on drum (what?) and bang away at it? Do they wear Cheney, Rumsfeld and Shrubya masks and sing "Up Against the Wall Rednecked Mother"? I'm on a need-to-know basis, here...
Landlocked Levy
Sacto, CA USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 15:26:48 (EDT)Wow, Annie! I see they're playing in your back yard next month!! Lucky you. See if you can get a copy of the show, and remember your old buddy Bob!!
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 12:35:13 (EDT)If anyone is on EZ Torrent or doesn't mind registering, you can get the 9/17/04 DNB Show here:
http://www.easytree.org/torrents-details.php?id=6829&hit=1
Wow, after listening to the show, I really wish I could have been there in person, what an amazing show though I'm never surprised with the DNB, they're always G-R-E-A-T, just like "Tony the Tiger," only without that Corporate Bite. Also, just so folks in the DNB know, you're getting rave reviews on this show on Philzone!!!! With Love, Laughter and Great Listening Pleasure,
Happy Harvest Moon,
Skyspirit
Skyspirit <skyspirit45@yahoo.com>
SweetTreat, CA USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 23:07:02 (EDT)Turn off this light before you come to bed.
The Big Bubba of Rebellion
Woodstock, NY USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 21:54:31 (EDT)Any chance of more shows at the Avalon?
Someone needs to put some more DNB shows up on Live Music Archive so the underpriveledged can get healed!
Sweet Marie
USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 19:45:28 (EDT)Midnight Moonlight, Neil Young, hmmnn, oh yeah - the Harvest Moon is tonight, ENJOY ALL!
tricia
USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 19:38:12 (EDT)Yee--hah! Push and we shall receive!!! THREE SHOWS in the greater zip code area. Thank you, DNB. I have plans for Palm Springs on 11/1 and 11/2 - perhaps you could come down THERE for a show or two??? Stoked,
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 18:37:33 (EDT)Your The Man SoundDawgy!!!!! Thanks A Bunch!!!!!
You'll have a surprise in your mailbox soon.
Peace
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 17:15:33 (EDT)Boy, Skyspirit, Neil Young just keeps getting in the way of the DNB :) I, for one, had planned to go see Paul McCartney at the Bridge benefit... Let's see, McCartney or Nelson, both are Geminis, tough call... probably Nelson!!!
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 16:51:17 (EDT)hey now guys!
i was on the pollstar web site and found a DNB
date for 10-10-04 in lyonsdale ny.more east coast?
flip
sc, USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 16:27:14 (EDT)As beautiful and inspirational as the sunset and music on Saturday. Thank you kindly Lorin, Chris and Barry!!!
Midnight Moonlight
USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 14:27:17 (EDT)(((San Rafael Joe-Mr Botany...))) "We come from the earth, we return to the earth, and in-between we garden!" (A quote from a toast by Nelson Eddy.) Cool nights and gathering time again, gotta do some fall clean-up. But check out those Harvest Moons!
Dancer
In the dirt again..., USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 13:57:41 (EDT)Could we make it a few nights either earlier or later for Six Rivers, oh how I've been hoping for a Six Rivers-McKinleyville show. I mean after all a lot of folks are running off to the Bay for the Bridge School Benefit that weekend, not fair, not fair. Maybe say the 20th and/or 21st and/or the 25th or 26th would be better :), maybe not a weekend night but may get more fans out rather than the weekend folks are all out of town. Not that I wouldn't miss Bridge School for DNB, just already have our tix and hotel paid for.
Happy Autumn Everyone,
Hopeful of a Later Date,
Skyspirit
Skyspirit <skyspirit45@yahoo.com>
Hopeful, USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 13:35:28 (EDT)We want DNB. We need DNB. Who needs good PR and advance
notice when you're just a vision under the moon? Making
plans is something non-DNB fans do. Screw that! The road
is rocky, but it won't be rocky long...
Resident Pot Head
USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 11:29:40 (EDT)I bet I know who Resident Fan is.And is dedicated to this cause.
Sutter of Sutter's Mill
USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 02:49:20 (EDT)Say it is so... back to the Six Rivers for two sets on 10-22!!! Well alright lets do the run to Mendo and.....Peace to all who sail the DNB/F. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 01:36:05 (EDT)Well Resident B, some of us are grateful for any opportunity to see them, in any format on any amount of notice.
Resident fan
USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 00:16:03 (EDT)Oh, pardon US if we don't hold our collective breath for confirmation of these dates! You should put a rush on it, though, some of us have to plan a-HEAD. Good grief. And will this be the actual DNB (with Mookie, Sound Dawgy, and dare I say it, Charlie)? Do you boys have any feet left or have you shot all of them by now? And what about Bruce Hendricks and Robbie Cook and a Town Car.
Resident Bitch
USA - Monday, September 27, 2004 at 22:08:04 (EDT)DNB NEWS UPDATE...As it turns out, all has been resolved regarding the Ukiah Brewing Company, and we'll be playing there after all on Oct 23. Also, look for a show at Six Rivers in McKinleyville on the 22nd and a possible Sunday afternoon Sebastopol appearance, perhaps on the 24th. Stay tuned for details...
DNB
CA USA - Monday, September 27, 2004 at 21:26:31 (EDT)working on them tonight while i watch the redskins get stomped..... and listen to the tropical storm passing thru
sound dawg
USA - Monday, September 27, 2004 at 18:11:11 (EDT)Dag Dawggy!!!! We just couldn't Stop Jamal or Ray>>>
Maybe next time... Hey I still like to listen to Nelson... Any progress on yellow springs.Stay in touch
Sweendawg
Tom Sweeney <tomsweeney@cinci.rr.com>
Cincy, Oh USA - Monday, September 27, 2004 at 15:15:27 (EDT)if you go to the hardly bluegrass gig, look out for the "Perfect Strangers" with our favorite banjo picker Bob Black, he's awesome!
tricia
USA - Monday, September 27, 2004 at 14:03:19 (EDT)Mia! I think Mountain View is about half way between Santa Cruz and Kentfield, so I was just as "far from the good stuff" as you! I just happen to really like good bluegrass (and really hate bad bluegrass, of which we have more than enough in the Bay Area). This was good, especially the opening act - finally, a couple of female bluegrass singers who could sing. David was beyond excellent, too, although Banana was not quite on top of his game with more than one false start. He should know better than that!!!
Mizshely
USA - Monday, September 27, 2004 at 11:10:01 (EDT) buy cialis The man who sees, on New Year's day, Mount Fuji, a hawk, and an eggplant
is forever blessed.
-- Old Japanese proverb
cialis cialis <jDoc@freedom.com>
San Diego, Ca USA - Monday, September 27, 2004 at 10:45:33 (EDT)that's right, easywind :) I'm flattered you recall meeting my self in the Swirl of the goeat pen! (((Safe Trips)) One and All)
mia
blue-sky water, far-left - Sunday, September 26, 2004 at 23:29:32 (EDT)ah Mizsheley- you're so fortunate to be so close to the heart of the good stuff! I'm watching/ listening to ? Beyonce perhaps, singing Janis' *Take Another Piece of my Heart* sounds OK, I guess (hits most of the notes- but bland)... this woman just doesn't look/ sound gutsy, bluesy enough to be credible
mia
USA - Sunday, September 26, 2004 at 23:25:49 (EDT)poor dead flowers- Am I the only person on this planet that feels sorry for cut flowers?
mia
USA - Sunday, September 26, 2004 at 23:20:36 (EDT)Interesting website. Also if you think my site is a good resurce,
maybe you'll review it and comment it. Or even have a small link in your links area.
Thanks in advance.
birthday flowers <flowers@aol.com>
USA - Sunday, September 26, 2004 at 22:44:14 (EDT)what were you saying mr. sweendawg ??????? please check your last post and get back to me..........
sound dawg
USA - Sunday, September 26, 2004 at 16:25:49 (EDT)The Papermill Creek Rounders show in Mountain View was great but far from a sell out. Where WAS everybody? Fearless Leader showed himself, once again, to be the consummate musician and great vocalist that he has always been. I even enjoyed the opening act.
Mizshely Redux
USA - Sunday, September 26, 2004 at 15:00:55 (EDT)This just in from my friend, Lyn. I thought it so good I had to share publicly: Religious Truths.....
1. Muslims do not recognize Judaism as a religion.
2. Jews do not recognize Jesus as the Messiah.
3. Protestants do not recognize the Pope as the leader of the Christian faith.
4. Baptists do not recognize each other at Hooters.
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, September 26, 2004 at 14:58:41 (EDT)Soundawgy:
The cats have a sh ting eatin grin on der face... They gonna eat then Ravens... No Deion>>
Sweendawg
Sweendawg <tomsweeney@cinci.rr.com>
Cincy, Oh USA - Saturday, September 25, 2004 at 22:19:54 (EDT)miaaaaaa, now i remember...... we met once or twice very briefly through reisha , as a matter of fact i am headin out to visit with reisha (the goatnapper !!! ) today. have a fun w/e.
easywind <easywind-ji@comcast.net>
SAN ANSELMO, CA USA - Saturday, September 25, 2004 at 15:58:42 (EDT)The info regarding a show at Ukiah Brewing Co. is erroneous. Stay tuned for an announcement on another possible Mendo venue on that date.
DNB/F
CA USA - Saturday, September 25, 2004 at 15:53:56 (EDT)heh, Joe- there's been alot of that going on, eh? Sheesh! we need more DNB!! so we can get a little blase about a show possiblity :) C'on freaky music-men! moremore moremore shows!!!
mia
just another pavlovian, date-reader - Saturday, September 25, 2004 at 14:29:27 (EDT)Annie - You can safely ignore the message left on your
answering machine, as I really thought your message said
that DNB was playing tonight. But, I woke up and saw that
it's a month from now. But hey, that's good news anyway.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Saturday, September 25, 2004 at 13:24:55 (EDT)heynow, easywind yes I'm mia for now: whom reishie sometimes goeatnaps :) I noticed recently there is another Mia on DNC now-one of the goddess' kids? So I might need to start signing my artwork with my birthname/ initials, as I already do my writing...
mia the beach
USA - Saturday, September 25, 2004 at 11:54:48 (EDT)Yeow! I just stumbled into the Ukiah Brewery website to see what was happenin' tonight....look what I found:
Sat Oct 23rd 9:30pm David Nelson Band $13 adv/$15 day !!!! Looks like some fun ahead in mendo land!
annie
ukiah, ca USA - Saturday, September 25, 2004 at 11:05:38 (EDT)mia, are you the same miaaaaaaaaaaa from dnc, i am a friend of reisha m, just curious.
oh and dont feel tooooooo bad about not reading things correctly , no one is perfect, i am just a bit dyslexic myself sometimes!
easywind <easywind-ji@comcast.net>
san anselmo, ca USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 22:02:06 (EDT)hey is anyone from marin attending the strictly bluegrass fest in gg park next weekend ?
easywind <easywind-ji@comcast.net>
san anselmo, ca USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 21:50:30 (EDT)I was so totally wrong about the Harmony Grits playing today @ the Cat, I don't know HOW I did that- I coulda sworn that the copy of the G'Times I was reading Thurs was the current one! Yikes1 got holt of a SC Metro today and boyoy-wasmyfaceRed.... I was just downtown meself, so I know tootoo wellOops.
miakantreadeither, so it appears
USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 21:34:41 (EDT)ahHah! so does that song Pistol Packin' Mama play on your answering machine, LaMiz? do you know all the words?
mia
USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 21:29:44 (EDT)And Don Reno actually penned "Dueling Banjos" and was on the historic Good Ol' Boys recording, "Pistol Packin Mama" along with Frank Wakefield, Chubby Wise, Pat Campbell, and of course, Fearless Leader his own self, David Nelson.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 18:17:29 (EDT)Check out www.setlist.com for the Papermill Creek Rounders
setlists. FYI....Don Reno & Red Smiley were Bluegrass pioneers
from the 50's.
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 17:05:20 (EDT)I do know he sat in for a song with them at the Brush Mountain Jamboree in N. Carolina in August of '01
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 16:23:24 (EDT)If my memory serves correctly, didn't Larry Keel play with the DNB at the '02 Roll on the Mattole???
Bubba <Man I wish I lived in the Bay area...>
LA, CA USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 15:34:30 (EDT)After walking through the lobby of the Los Robles motel,
I told the promotor that it was the tackiest venue I'd
ever seen for music. A motel next to the freeway? Yikes.
BUT, The Papermill Creek Rounders played great and were a
lot of fun, and surprisingly, I even enjoyed the headliners.
Thanks, David, and it was great to see (at least part of)
the DNB regulars again. Only one question: who are Smiley
and Reno?
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 13:57:32 (EDT)Any details on the Rounders gig. What'd they play. What'd Nelson sing? Any DNB fans? Nice place?
?
CA USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 13:31:23 (EDT)Thanks David,Banana, & the rest of the Rounders. You guys played some excellent Bluegrass last night. Thanks to all who showed up as well to support these great musicians. PEACE
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 12:26:55 (EDT)Glad to hear Billy is back in Hawaii with the new women in his life
Big Dan
USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 12:05:44 (EDT)FYI, Barry will be playing with Rowan Brothers Lorin and Chris this Saturday Sept 25 at a house concert in Piedmont, CA. This will be an intimate performance at a private residence that goes by the name of Club Indici. There's a pot luck at 6 PM and the boys will play from 7:30-10:30. For tickets or more info call 510-482-5359.
RoBros
CA USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 04:13:26 (EDT)Billy's back in Hawaii with his new band, The Patriot Act. I doubt he'll be making the Harmony Grits gig on Friday . That know-it-all who bailed on Nelson tonight,
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 23:13:18 (EDT)>>>Atrium?>>> hummmm... that looks odd also! >>>Artium>>> is really the more appropriate spelling :) if it's not a real word it should be!
miakantspeeel
USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 21:41:44 (EDT)Don' know if you can blame Bill Laymon for this one, but the Harmony Grits are on the bill to play Hippy-Hour @ the Catalyst this Friday 9/24 @ 4pm to 7pm? something like that... Freefree; well, Except for refreshments food parking tips handouts trinkets ect :) in the Artium
mia
d'Cruzerie, USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 21:38:02 (EDT)workin on them but have a festival i'm working this weekend.
get to work with the great larry keel experience.just ask nelson and he'll give the big thumbs up.more setlists next week. somebody up north has a package comming too.....
Sound Dawg
USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 21:23:13 (EDT)Thanks for the setlists, SoundDawg. Any chance you know the Rowan Bros setlist from Winston's?? The memory gets a little fuzzy towards the end of the set.
Bubba
Stir It Up, CA USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 17:31:05 (EDT)winstons san diego, ca. 9/17/04
diamond joe * ballad of casey jones * any naked eye * panama red @ > free mexican airforce @ > panama red @ * lonesome la cowboy @ * yvonne * garden of eden * fable * earls girls * 2nd set * long gone sam > different world >edge of the wire * rocky road blues * encore * box of rain
The Sound Dawg
USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 17:03:28 (EDT)Budboy, thanks for the Happy Birthday wishes over in that other space. Seeing the Rowan Bros and the DNB was the best gift imaginable!!!!
Old Bubba
LA, CA USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 14:43:24 (EDT)It that the same as Smoking A Joint On The Roof ???????
Budboy
Mendoland, USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 13:41:18 (EDT)Rowdy DNB fans???? It's Billy's fault.... The crowd sure was nuts in San Diego. The band tore the roof off the joint. Thanks for coming south, guys. Awesome time. Please don't stay away so long......
Bubba
LA, CA USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 13:10:54 (EDT)had a small insight this evening about the DNB; their happy energy fans and shows-- DNB are Rowdy Folkies!! I adore folk/hill-country music such as I heard tonight but yaknow? that crowd is REALLY sedate :) Why IS that? I always heard those ole-tyme mountian people knew how to Kick up their Heels, and Par-tey Down! that's why we're all related to each other? heh. I realize the silence must be so the lyrics can be better understood, but no one plays unmiked nowdays. We'll never truly know will we? what a Hillbilly Hoedown sounded like in its' original state... I wonder if those fans WERE actually quieter than todays?
mia
USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 04:28:35 (EDT)setlist from sweetwater 9/15/04 mill valley, ca.
freight train boogie * slidin delta * john hardys wedding *
henry * sweet marie * fable * no souvenirs * hippie from olema * rd to armageddon > earls girls *
set two * let it bleed * dirty business > dark star tease >
rocky road blues * it makes no difference * panama red
THE SOUND DAWG !
USA - Wednesday, September 22, 2004 at 22:03:45 (EDT)I just realized that's 3-4 zip codes! whatta ARE they gonna do next? Get Your own Domain Name- get your own Zip Code? heh. maybe for RV's...
mia2
USA - Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 20:12:10 (EDT)or move to a bigger zip code? :) geez Mizsheley... my range of rambling is only 12X4 miles in a day. Bands of Wandering Troubadors is what MY zip code needs!
mia
USA - Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 19:52:22 (EDT)50 miles one way or the other... couldn't they play any closer to MY home :) Yes, this IS the same person who flew all over creation for fearless leader & company. Now I like to stay in my own zip code.
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 18:34:07 (EDT)Hey Everybody...!!!!....David's & Banana's Bluegrass Band Have
Some Gigs Coming Up. Let's Get Out & Support Them. They Are Playing Thursday Night In Santa Rosa & Saturday Night In Mtn. View. For More Info Go To: http://www.vintageinstruments.com/papermillcreekrounders.html
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 18:04:20 (EDT)A DNB Humboldt Halloween perhaps :)
Wishing everyone a very Breezy, Happy, Sunny and Warm Autumn with the approaching Fall Equinox as we make our way toward Old Man Winter yet once again.
Peace and Love,
Skyspirit
Skyspirit <skyspirit45@hotmail.com>
Humboldt, USA - Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 00:04:47 (EDT)Costume Party Birthday Gig, LaMiz? whatta great way to celebrate Lots of Things! :)
mia
USA - Monday, September 20, 2004 at 23:01:20 (EDT)MIZ SHELLY, thanks for the heads up, ya man what a great birthday party!
easywind <easywind-ji@>
SAN ANSELMO, CA USA - Monday, September 20, 2004 at 22:36:36 (EDT)There was a small pow-wow in my driveway last night and I heard the words "gig" and "Halloween" bandied about. Of course, the pow-wow-ers were David, Billy, and Sound Dawgy, so who knows?? I hope it's true. October 29 is a good day for a gig - that would be MY birthday and I think I am deserving!!! Live! From Michelle's Kentfield "Park and Ride,"
Mizshely
USA - Monday, September 20, 2004 at 22:19:25 (EDT)yes unfortunately, in this world we encounter some nasty people, who think nothing of useing someone for their on personal gain, however...the wheel is turnin' and ya can't slow it down, ya can't let go and ya can't hold on, ya can't go back and ya can't stand still, if the thunder don't get you then the lightning will ......
'cross the bayou today <easywind>
SAN ANSELMO, CA USA - Monday, September 20, 2004 at 22:02:34 (EDT)the place to be turn off this nasty world!How true!damn elctric mice been playing with my computer!back door trojan bruum bruumm *&%$#*!!!!!.seems like this fall tour Tuna will have a different line up.enjoy pete sears tickling them ivories!
Stampede56
De' range, USA - Monday, September 20, 2004 at 17:55:19 (EDT)missed the sweetwater due to priorities ( drat ), when is the next hometown gig ?
'cross the bayoy today <easywind-ji@comcast.net>
san anselmo, ca USA - Monday, September 20, 2004 at 16:13:08 (EDT)Now THAT looks stupid!! I was writing that last post as SocalBill entered his. It did take me 20 minutes to write it, I got interupted here at work. Oh well, disregard my previous post.
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Monday, September 20, 2004 at 15:48:09 (EDT)SocalBill, are you out there? Tell us all about San Diego. Make us jealous!! Were you able to get to the bowling alley? I thought this website got attacked by terrorists!! Welcome back.
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Monday, September 20, 2004 at 15:44:16 (EDT)Feedback on San Diego: Wonderful, fantastic...great. Although Pete Sears a bit quiet at the start he made his presence known and just walked up & down the keyboard and found his spot - fit like a glove. As usual the band personable & accessable and there was David sittin at the bar takin in the Rowan Bro's set & just digestin the crowd. My only regret is that this scene just doesn't happen as often as we wish it would as a DNB show? The place to be to turn off this nasty world for a few hours. Thanks once again DNB for a night to remember and if anyone shold happen to have a recording of this show...I'm open for suggesiton as how to obtain it. See ya soon?? Peace...
SOCALBILL
BEHIND THE ORANGE CURTAIN, CA USA - Monday, September 20, 2004 at 15:30:54 (EDT)Anybody out there? Doesn't anyone have some feedback on San Diego/Vegas?
Hello??
USA - Monday, September 20, 2004 at 15:02:34 (EDT)I am in search of a copy of the 7/31/04 DNB show from Peach's Tavern in Yellow Springs, Oh. If anyone can hook me up I will send you blanks and postage. I know there was a bittorrent download but I have dial up.
josh luoma <sedandeliverer@hotmail.com>
burton, ohio USA - Sunday, September 19, 2004 at 13:21:42 (EDT)all's i can say is BROOKDALE!!!!!pleeease
flip
here, USA - Sunday, September 19, 2004 at 12:54:30 (EDT)Today was the most beautiful day in town, bar none! We had a great day of sales and the wind was not an issue under bright blue sky. Thank you McKinleyville for the past two years, we hope to be your 100% local sandwich stop for years to come! So, did any one make the Show down in the South Land? God bless the Indian Summer on the North Coast. Peace to all who sail the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Sunday, September 19, 2004 at 01:13:40 (EDT)It's 2:40... that's 4:20 for the number challanged :) huh? DANCER! your days/ and weeks just keep on improving OK? Bethy did I get yuor new email addy? D'oh it looks as if I deleted it without making a note. OHwell I need a break from Life- I 'spose pulling the plug on my computer access MIGHT be a way to accomplish that! heh yathink? I got a free flight for 720 miles or under from AA (the airline we all love to hate) I kinda wanna save it toward a trip to K'aui (sp?) When is the DNB gonna play in Hawaii next?
mia 'sommniac
gotta get outta this place, if it's the last thing I ever do... - Saturday, September 18, 2004 at 05:49:37 (EDT)I just wish there was a webcast from Vegas, I so want to be at a David Nelson Band show and soon, I wish, I wish, I wish so maybe it will somehow be.
Love to all, have a great weekend, Skyspirit
skyspirit <sharshark@cox.net>
Humboldt, CA USA - Saturday, September 18, 2004 at 03:46:52 (EDT)If your housebound due to dr's orders or otherwise this weekend like I am, thought I'd share some interesting webcasts: So, for some cool live music this weekend: you can stream Austin City Limits Music Festival live FREE here:
http://launch.yahoo.com/promos/austincitylimits/default.asp
(the shows have to be in progress, the schedule is available at the same site, wish I would have known this earlier today - hope to see visions of friends in the cast itself).
You can stream the Farm Aid concert live from Seattle, WA on 9/18 from 4:00 - 10:00 p.m. for $10 donation here:
http://launch.yahoo.com/promos/austincitylimits/default.asp
and last but not least, for colorful images from around the world, go here:
www.earthdance.org
Have fun and pass it on...
skyspirit <sharshark@cox.net>
Humboldt, CA USA - Saturday, September 18, 2004 at 03:44:57 (EDT)Oh Babe it ain't no lie.
Lovin' It
USA - Saturday, September 18, 2004 at 00:10:53 (EDT)Great, great, great show at the Sweet!! You guys never fail to amaze me!
sambukaka
USA - Friday, September 17, 2004 at 22:59:55 (EDT)(((Kristy))) I read that Bill Kirchen is scheduled to play the Sweetwater on Nov. 6th. But who knows...life is subject to change.
Dancer
USA - Friday, September 17, 2004 at 18:48:44 (EDT)My heart and soul were at the Sweetwater...my bod was not, unfortunately. I need a fix of DNB/F-whatever more than ever, and wish I could appear in Sandy-Eggo magically...pooperscrapoladoopers. I know one way the coming year can be MUCHO bettah, and that's if DNB/F-whatever plays more--yes, anywhere, but how 'bout playing at home more??????? -and possibly on a Friday night or weekend sometimes????? Damn...wish I didn't love you guys so very, very much. Anyone performing free lobotomies?
Bethy
Sack, CA USA - Friday, September 17, 2004 at 12:41:38 (EDT)The sweet was awesome. More dates please.
Anybody travelling to San Diego or Vegas? I don't take up much space, lol.
yahoo
USA - Friday, September 17, 2004 at 10:17:09 (EDT)uh, Brookdale Lodge? whinewagg whimper pantpant SPIN in circles! Jump up and Down... wooFWoof Yipyip :)
mia
soqueles, - Thursday, September 16, 2004 at 22:52:08 (EDT)Garsh, guys, the show at Sweetwater last night was unbelievable. Hey! Where are you going to play for Billy's birthday now that Studio 8 has changed hands? Any ideas? I heard mention your next gig here would be November 6th, is that true? Give me something to look forward to!!
Kristy <Krisdogwalker@cs.com>
San Anselmo, CA USA - Thursday, September 16, 2004 at 20:22:56 (EDT)J.C. - you never cease to amaze me, re-writing the names of the songs!!! Just giving it to you because, gosh darn it, I CAN...
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, September 16, 2004 at 12:38:30 (EDT)David Nelson rocked last nite at the Sweetwater! Fantastic versions of Freight Train Boogie, John Hardy's Wedding, Absolutley Sweet Marie, No Souvaiers, Henry (go Billy!), and other fast and furious barroom boogie classics. Love that Tele playing too. Barry Sless, Pete Sears, and Jimmy Sanchez did double duty playing with the Rowan Bros as well so it was a family affair. Those guys sure rocked the house too. Dick Bright on fiddle and Doug Harmon on cello...real nice. No steel player shakes it up on western swing and boogie woogie like Barry Sless..sweet...You folks down south will be in for a real treat as this kinda double bill is killa with no filla... J.C. Flyer <jcflyer33@yahoo.com>
USA - Thursday, September 16, 2004 at 12:26:18 (EDT)OH man how did this happen
tyler <donthaveone@hotmail.com>
USA - Thursday, September 16, 2004 at 11:15:43 (EDT)Bethy, v'gam l'cha v'kol hahavurah l'shana tovah. Todah rabah. And also to you and all the group, a happy new year. Thanks. Does anybody out there have "Weir Here"? I just picked up a copy and, if I'm not mistaken, there's a photo by Robert Minkin with Mookie playing keyboard on the centerfold page of the booklet. Will somebody confirm this for me? There are tunes from Kingfish and Ratdog on the album (Lazy Lightnin'and Masters of War) but Mook isn't listed with a musician credit nor are there any captions on the pictures. Mizshely, I'm sure you know the answer here. I just love "Easy Answers" from Trios with Rob Wasserman and Neil Young. Great stuff. Hope y'all have fun at Sweetwater. Hey Big Bill, have fun in San Diego and stay away from the border. I'd hate to see you wind up in a Tijuana jail. And watch out for the Brownsville Girl syndrome. Remember "Way down in Mexico (she) went out to find a doctor and (she) never came back." Be well.
Joe
Arcata, USA - Wednesday, September 15, 2004 at 18:13:26 (EDT)Have fun at the show tonight at Sweetwater! Wishing Neil Young was tomorrow night!
And if your interested here is Grapefruit Ed setlist from Friday night at The Starry Plough in Berkeley.
9/10/04
Jack Straw>
Franklins Tower
Things Have Changed
On The Road Again
Lookout Joe
You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
Big River
Run For The Roses
---------------------------------
Tough Mama
Chinacat Sunflower>
Aiko Aiko
Words
Alabama Getaway
Playing In The Band>
Shakedown Street
Estimated Prophet>
The Other One>
Lovelight
US Blues
Pat
oakland, USA - Wednesday, September 15, 2004 at 17:35:40 (EDT)Soundawgy:
Bengals and Ravens off on the wrong foot this Year!!! Any chance getting the Yellow springs show from this last go round
Sweendawg
Tom Sweeney <tomsweeney@cinci.rr.com>
Cincy, Oh USA - Wednesday, September 15, 2004 at 14:20:33 (EDT)Happy New Year to everyone! L'Shana Tova Tikatevu! Let's hope this year is a peaceful, healthy, joyful one for us all--starting with being able to come dance to Mr. Nelson's wonderful gifts to us all. Bless You, Gentlemen--and Bless Us All. Apples and Honey for a sweet year. Love, -Bethy
Bethy
Sacramento, CA USA - Wednesday, September 15, 2004 at 14:04:46 (EDT)What's a good time to get there? And what time do they usually stop playing?
can't wait
USA - Wednesday, September 15, 2004 at 11:44:15 (EDT)Bubba, glad to see you made it back home safe and somewhat sound. Had such a good time in Trinity with y'all that we're gonna make it down to the Sweetwater - after all, it's only a mere 3 hour drive.
Hulahoopinchick
USA - Tuesday, September 14, 2004 at 21:44:13 (EDT)Anthony, no wireless internet access here, not yet anyway. I posted from a desktop in Humboldt. I caught an absolutely gorgeous sunset while driving through Marin. Seems the furthur north you drive, the nicer it gets....
Bubba
LA, CA USA - Tuesday, September 14, 2004 at 15:22:00 (EDT)It's back in the saddle after a very long drive home yesterday. It was well worth it. The Stomp was a wonderful festival, with DNB's set the highlight fer sure. Special props to the guys that created the blacklight room.....whoo-hooo, that was fun. It was great hanging with everyone. Arcata Joe, good to see you again. Dan & Jan, Mike, Beth & River - thanks for all the laughs, it was a blast. Camp Howdy, you two were missed. Lookin' forward to Friday night in Ocean Beach.
Tired Bubba <Road Warrior>
LA, CA USA - Tuesday, September 14, 2004 at 15:14:47 (EDT)Thanks, guys! The Trinity Tribal Stomp was big fun. I had
a great time. Thanks.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Tuesday, September 14, 2004 at 11:06:38 (EDT)The excitement is building. Less than 48 to go.
B
USA - Tuesday, September 14, 2004 at 02:25:44 (EDT)THAT's an Idea! lets vote a band into the White House! wouldn't need a Cabinet anymore, a Stash Box would suffice :) used to be a fun bar in Laguna Beach called The White House... California is always so cutting edge! LaMiz could be the Press Secretary... Anthony the Maitre'D. I'm the Diversion Therapist, Bethy the Nurse... heheh. I should be shot! hah ZOOOM
mia
USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 20:31:10 (EDT)Great party in Hayfork on Sunday. Joe Craven won the Iron Man (paper pepsi) cup after sitting in on 3 consecutive 90 minute sets (including time with DB&F). Nelson Band was a blast I missed Mookie but Pete pinched hit like the pro he is. Good to see some many friends. Dan&Jan, We saw about 10 deer on the way home. Didn't hit one. Joe, I hope you get home safely. I thought the funniest line of the evening came from Grisman. He told the crowd to make sure they get out to vote. He said he was "leaning towards Bush" and the audience let out an audible groan. Grisman quickly replied he was voting for Sam Bush because we could use a great mandolin player in the White House. What a jokester. Too bad Grisman and Nelson didn't play together. Maybe next time.
Joe
Arcata, USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 19:41:14 (EDT)... was there something wrong with that post of Todd's? hey! it's not like English was ever set in stone, huh... yahknow what one fellow told me? it had been his experence that people call themselves Artists, as an excuse to Misbehave! Works for ME :) anyone going to Henflings Thursay 16?
mia
Snarf, USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 19:36:58 (EDT)Todd, you are TOO funny!
Mizshely
USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 18:27:56 (EDT)That's scary...I was able to read that just the same as "normal" but now I'm not sure what normal is. Never was, though...
ethBy
acSto, AC USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 18:18:49 (EDT)In regards to the past few posts, I thought it would be interesting to share some research information on correct spelling----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Todd G.
Forestville, ca USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 18:02:27 (EDT)Technical.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 17:52:24 (EDT)Techinal not techincal. I should go home and go to sleep. I haev no excuse for being out of it since I missed out on the party in Hayfork :((((==========
Mizshely
USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 17:52:01 (EDT)Previous message should have read "That should fix your problem," not "That you fix your problem." My brain works in short hand (if at all) these days.
God I am awful
USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 17:20:41 (EDT)Bethy, I have included my full email addy here. Feel free to update and write! As for the person with the windows XP Pro problem, did you recently download and install the XP Pro Security Patch 2? If you downloaded that file and installed per the instructions, AND disabled System Restore (as Microsoft instructs you) you are probably screwed. If you did NOT disable restore and had selected a restore point, you can run the restore execution file and select a previous date. That you fix your problem. Oh, and you can press F1 when booting to bypass the usual boot process and go directly into safe mode. Follow the instructions. Did I mention this is the Nelson Band website and not Microsoft Techincal Support?
Michelle <mizshely@pistolpackinmama.com>
Lost in the Shadows, CA USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 17:19:24 (EDT) David Nelson Band
09/12/04 (Sun) Trinity County Fairgrounds - Hayfork, CA
Set 1: Long Gone Sam,In The Garden,Wicked Messenger,John Hardy's Wedding,Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie,Henry,Wind & Rain,Any Naked Eye,deramanap/Panama Red > Free Mexican Airforce > Panama Red,Wizard's Son > Rocky Road Blues
Comment: "Trinity Tribal Stomp" Joe Craven sits in on Fiddle from Henry till the end.
Lineup: David Nelson ~ Barry Sless ~ Bill Laymon ~ Pete Sears ~ Jimmy Sanchez
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 16:38:57 (EDT)When I try to start my C:Drive I get a mesagge "Windows cannot find Start.exe.
Also, when I try to start my USB Jet Flash I'm re-directed to Windows Search. My OS is Windows XP Pro
Thanks
Ricardo
Ricardo <ricardo@creativeimagingstudio.com>
Milton, ONT Canada - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 16:22:11 (EDT)LaMizzy and Mia, I have a new e-mail addy, and don't have my personal address book, unfortunately. It didn't copy from one server to the next, so I don't have your e-mail anymore! Please simply add a 1 after the y in the old addy, and you have my new one. Mia, I got your letter in the mail and thank you! I'll see if I can swing it. Love to all, B.
Bethy
Sacteau, CA USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 15:09:33 (EDT)Waiting for the setlist. And waiting.
What's this about Rob and Barry? Sounds interesting.
IM
USA - Monday, September 13, 2004 at 15:01:15 (EDT)Bubba, did you post that on the road from a laptop? Freedom to! Hope you have a great time up in the trees. I miss the days when my life allowed the freedom to drive up and down the state to experience The Music! My only regret is that David Nelson was not on the road as much. The DNB is the most fun I ever had at a rock show. Maybe it is because they play small clubs? I was only able to see him w/JGAB in the 80's. Peace hope you make all the shows! Sail on DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyvile, CA USA - Sunday, September 12, 2004 at 12:18:07 (EDT)Does anyone know if this Rob Barraco band is ever going to play?Just Curious.I saw the picture in Relix a while back with Barry.
Wondering
USA - Sunday, September 12, 2004 at 05:19:29 (EDT)All you gents and ladies heading to Hayfork for the show, have a great time! I'll be thinking of you!
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, September 12, 2004 at 03:38:47 (EDT)You Marin folks sure live in paradise, at least it looks that way from the windows of a 75mph northbound Ford on the 101. The absence of BART surely helped dictate things. That was decided by vote, no? Them-thar hills are full of beauty, mystery, and romance. Purplemeadow, thanks for the Thick Filet and Turkey-Sevens upon arrival. Man, those Redwoods smell good. Mia, be careful, trust me, you never want to see this Bubba ShakeShakeIt! Let's go with a Wiggle-Bubba. Looking forward to DawgSound on Sunday...
Big Happy Bubba
LA, in the mirror USA - Saturday, September 11, 2004 at 08:56:14 (EDT)RE: 'Pinch-Hit" does that mean IF I gave Pete Sears a pinch- he's gonna hit me? heheehe... No Need to Answer, floks- I'm just being my usual-Whatever- :) HAVE a Groovin' Time Great Freakies-Budds @ Hayfork!!!!! ... have another hit: for me (((sunnyhugs))) from me... Wiggle-Om chickies. ShakeShakeIt!
mia
now blessed fogland, leftcoastiesposty - Friday, September 10, 2004 at 16:10:33 (EDT)I talked to the Stomp folks yesterday who stated the music starts at 10am on Sunday. He said DNB is slotted for 5 - 6:30pm followed by Grisman from 7 - 9pm. The music runs until 11p on Sunday. However you cut it, the lineup Sunday looks like one heck of a good day.
I didn't inquire about Saturday timeslots. LA Bubba <Long, long, long, long way to go>
faraway, LA USA - Friday, September 10, 2004 at 14:39:09 (EDT)Somebody please tell me what time the music starts on Sunday in Hayfork. Is Barry playing on Saturday and Sunday? Anybody know how Charlie's doing? Lastly, if you get a chance to see Kulica in SF, it will be well worth it. They opened in Eureka last time David Crosby and CPR were in town. Theyve spent the last few months touring around the US. They were at 6Rivers Brewery last week. They do a great job getting the crowd into a good groove. Hope all is well. See you soon.
Joe
Arcata, USA - Friday, September 10, 2004 at 14:18:57 (EDT)The "sound dawg" is reporting for duty! Safe travels, and have a great time out there!
tricia
USA - Friday, September 10, 2004 at 13:05:18 (EDT)well heres notice for ya. in one hour i'm heading down to the airport to fly out there to keep these boys in line, mook bailed on ya so i'll be representing baltimore for ya all. and if elected i promise more " dnb " shows all over this great land of ours. ahhhhh fish tacos !!!!!!
sound dawg
USA - Friday, September 10, 2004 at 12:44:42 (EDT)I agree. That's where this page and you great people come in handy.
Rats
USA - Friday, September 10, 2004 at 11:19:24 (EDT)Rats! Don't blame me for the lack of notice - this band has a habit of shooting themselves in the foot in terms of advance notice for shows. I would think by now they'd have run out of feet!!!
Mizshely
USA - Friday, September 10, 2004 at 11:01:54 (EDT)Thanks, I'll probably pick up the CD. Little more notice on the gig next time, okay ;)
Rats
USA - Friday, September 10, 2004 at 10:18:02 (EDT)Rats indeed! You will be happy to learn, if you haven't already, that the new CD by the Rowan Brothers features a sticker outside the shrink wrap that mentions the "guest artists" - Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, BARRY SLESS... Ya gotta love those Rowans - they got good taste!
Mizshely
USA - Friday, September 10, 2004 at 01:33:12 (EDT)Not only are the Flying Other Bros playing The City tonight (for free) but a hot band from my neck of the woods is on the bill too. Kulica a fun bar band from Arcata is on the Slim's flyer! It was a shock to be sure when I opened my Datebook last Sunday and saw the add for this gig. I treat myself to the Sunday Cron so I can stay informed, and regret living so far away from all of "the Shows". Hope someone got to check out the Rock The Vote gig and can report back on this here page. I would like to know what someone outside of Humboldt thought of Kulica. We will miss Mookie next week! To all who sail the DNB register and vote for Peace. Anthony <info@soulshine>
MvKinleyville, CA USA - Friday, September 10, 2004 at 01:00:08 (EDT)Now I'm really mad. I checked their site not long ago and nothing besides AK was listed. Oh well. His talent is much more appreciated in the DNB contex.
Rats
USA - Friday, September 10, 2004 at 00:45:53 (EDT)Does NOBODY mention that Barry is playing tonight with the FOBS at Slim's in San Francisco???? Sheesh!
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, September 09, 2004 at 23:11:22 (EDT)Mia, when your father is Greek, from Greece, obedience IS the word... I just didn't learn it very well!
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, September 09, 2004 at 23:09:56 (EDT)the Warm is holding here on the toast-coast. Lotta dolphins in the Bay cavorting- what ARE all these people doing driving around in their cars? Have a blast in Hayfork! Going Camping after a show IS the Best, IMO... Splattt in the dust, cool nite air in the face-- Zoned til the Morning Comes :) Hey I spent 10 days on Maui doing Just That! it's an Art Form, I swear... ! heh. deadhead speciality or sumpin.
miatoo
USA - Thursday, September 09, 2004 at 19:25:01 (EDT)Obedience? Mizsheley... that trait is reserved for Domesticated Animals! hah. Say, WHAT?-Sez WHO? is the proper human response :)
mia
buck-it, USA - Thursday, September 09, 2004 at 19:17:57 (EDT)Much as I love Buddy, I don't really think his "pinch hitting" for Mookie would be appropriate. Coming along as an addendum to group, now THAT would be cool!
Mizshely
Nobody Puts Mookie In a Corner, CA USA - Thursday, September 09, 2004 at 18:03:56 (EDT)Any chance of Buddy Cage pinch hitting at any point?
Late Write In/Buddy Cage For Prez 2004
USA - Thursday, September 09, 2004 at 16:54:41 (EDT)I was sure looking forward to seeing the David Nelson Band
in Hayfork, but am not bummed out that it'll be David
Nelson and Friends. AND...I look forward to meeting more
of the DN&F regulars. Friends of mine will be running the
booth for the GMO-Free initiative in Humboldt, so they can
point me out. And, my "friend" (ahem) Geraldine ;-)
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Thursday, September 09, 2004 at 15:22:01 (EDT)I believe that birthday was yesterday. Today is actually Larry Gerughty's 58th (Hey, Morning Glory was the other band on that orange Dead on skis poster from King's Beach Bowl, 1968 - I was there!).
Mizshely again
USA - Thursday, September 09, 2004 at 13:27:47 (EDT)Happy Birthday Ron "Pig Pen" McKernan, singer of all the best versions of "Midnight Hour" I ever heard. I still remember diving into the crowd at the Fillmore on more than one occasion because I spotted my father, come to collect me at midnight, and this song was still going on. Once, I dragged it out until 3 AM. Never the most obedient person in the world,
Mizshely <Ichallengeauthority@whoopee forme.com>
USA - Thursday, September 09, 2004 at 13:25:53 (EDT)Hey Dan and Jan,
I lost your email address. Please get in touch.
Todd
gorman@auricblends.com
Todd
Forestville, ca USA - Thursday, September 09, 2004 at 12:48:26 (EDT)Wait a frigging minute here... NO MOOKIE??? And you expect us to get off our duffs and come to the show anyway? NO MOOKIE??? NO MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOKIE!!! Boo hoo (Although I confess to dearly loving Pete Sears),
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, September 09, 2004 at 12:41:16 (EDT)What happend to the good ole days when the room was needed to "get ready" for the show. Julie and I were so pumped after the Sweetwater last June we drove To just north of Willits and camped/crased at that rest area w/lots of trees. Anyone, do Grisman and Nelson ever jam together down in Marin? They sure know many of the same songs From are pal Garcia's songbook. Oh well Been All Around This World and will brave any Wind & Rain to see the Freight Train Boogie, and that Ain't No Lie! Peace to all who sail the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Thursday, September 09, 2004 at 00:06:54 (EDT)www.shotlivephoto.com ----> MKB @ the Sweetwater, and RD @ Saulsalito Art Fest. are posted there... you can just barely see me @ the club: drawing in the background on the far left, behind the dancers :)
miatoo
USA - Wednesday, September 08, 2004 at 20:49:26 (EDT)sheesh I'm so over-stimulated by the dim lights, loud music, heat and wiggling to be found in clubs-- it takes a long car ride home AND a couple hours of buzzing 'round the scatter before I can even begin to doze-off, LaMiz!... Pool, huh? oooh the purrfect heat-wave pastime :)
mia
USA - Wednesday, September 08, 2004 at 20:42:34 (EDT)Should have been A $59 room rate, not AN...
I promise I'll Stop
USA - Wednesday, September 08, 2004 at 17:27:40 (EDT)The Holiday Inn Express in Mill Valley boasts of an $59 room rate. I google Motel Mill Valley and there it was. I think the Fireside may now be the Fountain.
Mizshely "Third Time's The Charm"
USA - Wednesday, September 08, 2004 at 17:26:57 (EDT)Mia, there are campgrounds at Samuel P. Taylor Park but I guarantee you do not want to drive out there after a show at the Sweetwater.
Mizshely Redux
USA - Wednesday, September 08, 2004 at 17:24:53 (EDT)Hi Mia, Much as I wanted to see Mark Karan (He was good friends with the late, great God) I just couldn't pull myself out of the pool long enough to do anything all weekend. So I just "laid around this ol' town too long" because it actually started to feel like SUMMER. I don't know why this should surprise me, I have lived in Marin all of my life (with a couple of noteworthy exceptions) and every year, as soon as September rolls around, it gets hot and smoggy and they start work on the roads so that we can all be tied up in traffic AND subject to heat stroke. And now, I will descend from my soapbox back to reality...After bitching at PG&E for graffity-ing my driveway, I learned that USA means "underground service area" and the blue paint means water, orange means sewer lines, red means gas lines and white is for the electric lines. But why spray paint my DRIVEWAY? It is vaguely reminiscent of the old Marmaduke's Marauders chalk days but without the cache that my friends and I like to think we had!
Mizshely
Kentfield (Home of Barry Sless), CA USA - Wednesday, September 08, 2004 at 16:22:09 (EDT)Mizsheley-- I really missed seeing you @ the Sweetwater Sun and the Festival Sat... I hope you enjoyed your hoolidaze whatever you wound up doing. Stay Cool-->
mia2
USA - Wednesday, September 08, 2004 at 15:37:00 (EDT)Are there any campgrounds in the area. La Miz? it is after Labor Day so many State Parks don't require reservatons for their caapgrounds. I saw a motel on the way into Mill Valley it looked pretty seedy, but of course that is no indication of price any more. Summer-Time Still in the eyes of greedy motel owners/ management... here in d'Cruz there is at least a 100-150 dollar difference between Winter and Summer rates on the weekends. In the middle of Winter those same rooms turn into weekly flophouses for whatever rate the desk can get
mia
USA - Wednesday, September 08, 2004 at 15:33:08 (EDT)Hey now! The BW is $120???!!! You could try the Days Inn in San Rafael - if they charge more than $60 a night for those rooms, I would be surprised. Whatever happened to Motel 6? Also, there is a Holiday Inn Express in Mill Valley (at the southern end - Shoreline - right across from the aforementioned Fireside). Sometimes you can get a good deal .. I always grab those motel coupon books from Denny's (I know a band that has been known to use a coupon or 2 ). Good luck. Sympathetically,
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, September 08, 2004 at 07:48:37 (EDT)Don't bum Skyspirit, you may have the opportunity set someone free that is being persecuted for wanting to live free. As a fully informed juror, you have the power to refuse to convict someone if you believe the law is unjust. LIBERTY OR DEATH!
Thoughtful
Reflections, USA - Wednesday, September 08, 2004 at 00:54:45 (EDT)Thanks MS. BW turned out to be $120.00. Ouch!
hey now
USA - Tuesday, September 07, 2004 at 21:47:08 (EDT)A little reminder for any friends who may want to catch Grapefruit Ed live. This Friday night at the Starry Plough, 3101 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley.
David Gans solo opens the show followed by 2 sets with Grapefruit Ed. More quality music for heads.
doors at 8:00.
Pat
oakland, USA - Tuesday, September 07, 2004 at 21:30:04 (EDT)INEXPENSIVE HOTELS NEAR MILL VALLEY? R-U-KIDDING? You might try the Fireside (a real dive, some recently released sex offender was ensconced there for a few days last year until he was booted out of town). I admit to having had my fair share of trysts there! Also, the Tamalpais Hotel just down the frontage road from In-N-Out Burger is cheap. I don't know exactly HOW frugal you want to be! Personally, I would go to the Best Western in Corte Madera.
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, September 07, 2004 at 17:13:25 (EDT)Hey All,
Sadly, I'll not be at Tribal Stomp either, unfortunately duty calls, Jury Duty on the a.m. of the 13th, ouch. Go figure. Everyone have a good time, got out too many times to try again. Peace, Love and Live Music, Skyspirit
Skyspirit
Bummbersville, USA - Tuesday, September 07, 2004 at 16:53:38 (EDT)JOE- did you snag that T-Shirt? that was odd... (((ROSE))) no Hayfork for me, I've been there 2X before. Next time; it'd better be Winter :) Next Time; I want to sleep on the Volcano. WoooWooo... IF THIS ain't Peace-Love and Get Naked Weather, I don't know WHAT is! Billy in a Mumu? hummmm, I saw him in a football jersey-> it Was purty long... hahha. I thik if one wears pants, it is not a dress. BUT I'm No Expert- I'm convinced a bikini top is a shirt!
mia2
USA - Tuesday, September 07, 2004 at 14:23:52 (EDT)"Lord, NOW I WILL get the spam"... well LaMiz, it coulda been a salami :) >>insert: evil-giggles>> WHAT A GREAT weekend! it was SOOO very fun to see all the freaks whom I had not done time with recently (((You Know Who You Are)))... The ONLY thing I missed VERY Much was seeing/ hearing the DNB Live!!!!
mia
USA - Tuesday, September 07, 2004 at 14:13:01 (EDT)After a long labore day, Hayfork sure sounds like a relief.
Mizshely, glad you mentioned Chrome Johnson. they're a
kick-ass rockabilly band, have been up here on the coast a few times and rocked the place silly. They were doing a
once-a-week residency at the 4th St. Tavern, don't know if
they still are, but do check 'em out.
dhtim
USA - Tuesday, September 07, 2004 at 14:07:32 (EDT)I have to plead ignorance as to the name of the song that
David plays with the Michael Hunt Band. That band seems
to have a knowledge of obscure, older country music, of
which I know nothing.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Tuesday, September 07, 2004 at 13:29:27 (EDT)Unrelated Hey Nows just confirm my belief that tight connections result from visiting this site.
Joe
Arcata, USA - Tuesday, September 07, 2004 at 13:18:31 (EDT)Hey Now; It's taken a long time to read all I've missed on this BB but it's been worth it. It's reminded me that you all reflect what is wonderful in this world - joy of life, love of music and unconditional friendships. Of course, I also had to read about viagra, get rich schemes and live nude girls but they're just distractions. I listened to Commander Cody singing Seeds and Stems yesterday. I imagined Laymon singing that sad lament. Looking forward to seeing you in Hayfork.
Joe
Arcata, USA - Tuesday, September 07, 2004 at 13:14:03 (EDT)Inexpensive hotels near Mill Valley???
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Tricia
USA - Monday, September 06, 2004 at 12:14:30 (EDT)Damn good site. Enjoy it daily. Today I found myself in the infield of a NASCAR race among the motorhomes wishing I had a Nelson Band tape in my pocket to drop in the closest stereo. Sometimes, in the strangest of places, you realize you are totally screwed..... Bubba
Fontana, CA USA - Monday, September 06, 2004 at 03:53:30 (EDT)Hi (((mia))) it was so good seeing you yesterday - you look vonderful! Are you going to tribalstomp next weekend?
Rose
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- Sunday, September 05, 2004 at 14:23:05 (EDT)Left early, Mizshely? It WAS after midnight, and I was
there for 2 sets, and I just couldn't keep my eyes open
any more. But, I do like that new (old?) song David is
singing...about his Honkytonk woman. In any case, I had
an easier time keeping my eyes open when I ran into Mia
at Ratdog the next day. Then again, Ratdog came on at 4PM.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Sunday, September 05, 2004 at 12:31:39 (EDT)Well, I took SOMEONE's advice (sort of) and listed some things on EBAY. Nothing earth shattering. Joe, it was good to see you last night. You left early! David was in rare form, even if his amplifier wasn't! And that band next door, Chrome Johnson (sp?) were pretty good, too. Or maybe it was the tequila???
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, September 05, 2004 at 01:27:11 (EDT)It's official, I have taken over for George W Bush as the Village Idiot. I clicked on the Show Live link below and of course, it was a page full of links to porn. Silly me! I thought it was a DNB thing. Lord, NOW I WILL get the spam.
Mizshely
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Mizshely
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mia
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- Friday, September 03, 2004 at 17:01:28 (EDT)ah Bethy- don't mind me... my snivel-reflex kicked in yaknow? hehe... I see however that DNB confessed to the correct date/ date for the Sweetwater gig (it IS a Wenesday) ALSO I saw that Henflings Tavern Hwy9 d'Cruz has Commander Cody playing on Sept. 16th which they claim is a Thursday so I fear we're outta luck on the weekend thing lil Lady :)
miatwostep
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- Friday, September 03, 2004 at 16:31:23 (EDT)Ask DNB. They will remember Rob from Portland
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USA - Friday, September 03, 2004 at 16:15:43 (EDT)Remember Rob who? Did something happen to someone named Rob? Rob Bleetstein? Rob Wasserman? Rob Lowe (I just thought I'd through him in 'cause he's good looking!), or perhaps, the one and only true Rob, Robbie Cook? You cannot just leave us hanging here. Again, remember whom and for what purpose?
Mizshely
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San Diego, Ca USA - Friday, September 03, 2004 at 07:19:57 (EDT)For more info on the Las Vegas show, e-mail Greg at lvsmojoe@yahoo.com. Correct show dates are Wed Sept 15, Fri Sept 17 & Sat Sept 18.
DNB
USA - Friday, September 03, 2004 at 05:23:06 (EDT)Thanks for the advice on the trees, everyone. Perhaps I WILL try Craig's List. Joe, my trees are 50-60 ft tall Lombardy Poplars. I don't know if they will be good for firewood - were your trees big ones? Just curious. Perhaps I'll mosey over to Farfax tomorrow night. And whomever, Peri's and 19 Broadway are two separate clubs. Unfortunately, 19 Broadway is a nicer venue.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, September 03, 2004 at 04:19:30 (EDT)hey joe, are you referring to the wildcare benefit at 19 broadway? or is peri's a different place in downtown fairfax?
frank
new around here, ca USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 21:50:37 (EDT)Howdy,
Anyone know what venue the Vegas gig will be at?
I need to get tickets!
Thanks.
B.
Blackdogit
USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 21:03:37 (EDT)MiaMia-fo-fita...dudette! I'm e-mailing from my new office! I'm all unpacked and set up, and my boxes are all broken down and waiting for me to take to be recycled. My Nelson NYE poster is up in my cubie, along with lots of other stuff that makes me feel comfy. Mia, if it's on Saturday, I'll come get you, sweetie. There's an old routine that used to be done in the Yiddish theater that comes to mind, but I'll spare you all, even though it makes me laugh. My new e-mail addy is incorrect and will be so for a couple of days...then it'll go back to the one I had. Love and smOOOOOOchies to you All!
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 19:13:39 (EDT)hummm... if it is a SAT Bethy will you drag me along? wimperwhinewheezle. Have we started a New Georgian calander? heh I hope that's a joke! ... have a gooood evening up in Sack&Pillage Town :) missy.
mia
USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 18:57:25 (EDT)Did anyone notice the new dates say Saturday, Sept. 15th, and Friday, Sept. 17th? I'm pulling for the Sweetwater to be on Saturday, not the 15th, so I can GO! What a concept.
Bethy
Sack, CA USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 18:51:15 (EDT)WoW! I'm so happy to see some new DNB dates! yeah Woowooo :) I prolly won't BE @ any of those gigs due to the usual technical difficulties... BUT I'm VERY glad for (((Everyone Else)))
mia3
USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 18:19:03 (EDT)there has GOT to be SOME way to get those trees cut down without you (((LaMiz))) spending a bunch of bucks... Have you contacted your local Fire Dept? they are or will be a fire hazard @ some point... How about the CCC, those guys monkey around on the beaches here every Spring cutting up/ hauling off drift-logs from the storms. Boy Scouts? isn't Forestry a patch they earn?
mia
USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 18:15:43 (EDT)yeah but you don't want some fool hurtin' themselves on your property and suing you-- bringing down those big ones is a science... I always fancied myself a Sam Delaney sort (did I spell that correctly?) more than a Caen- despite my fondnesses for 3 dots and whisky coffees :) Pate de fois Miz? heh
mia
USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 18:10:35 (EDT)Fairfax, California. Peri's Dive Bar. Friday night.
David Nelson on guitar. But shhh, don't tell anyone.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 17:52:30 (EDT)Mizshely - Call around. I had a tree die in my back yard,
and I don't remember the highest estimate, but the lowest
was $100. Go through the phone book and call them ALL if you
have to. $2700 to take down a few trees is at least $2000
too much. Then again, I wouldn't be surprised if you
put on ad on Craig's List for FREE FIREWOOD, that you could
get someone to chop 'em down for free.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 17:45:26 (EDT)brookdale,brookdale,brookdale
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cali, USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 16:15:18 (EDT)Yep. We're all smiles. Couldn't help but notice the tour page....looks like it automatically becomes the weekend when the boys play..... Sunday 9/12, Saturday 9/15, Friday 9/17, Friday 9/18.
Big Bill
LA,, USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 15:25:20 (EDT)Go BUBBA !!!!!!!!
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 13:40:31 (EDT)All Right!! The DNB back in SoCal!! Yeah! ....and playing San Diego on my birthday.....Whoo Hoo!!!!!
Big Bill
LA, CA USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 12:30:36 (EDT)Julie! Been there, done that! Last two garage sales raked in the big bucks (Drum roll, please!): Sale #1 - $7 apiece for my friend and I (after taking out the $20 for the newspaper ad) and #2 netted $20 for me. Not worth all the work and aggravation, and I had truthfully sold the good stuff on EBAY. The tree work is going to cost $2700. I think I have a better shot selling a kidney.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 10:49:31 (EDT)Ha Joe! The term "#30" means "The end" in old journalism speak. I never actually counted the number of mentions but there were quite a few - because my dad owned a restaurant on Campton Place and local celebs used to hang there. It wasn't as significant as the "Washbag" (Washington Square Bar and Grill) but it rate a lot of mentions - that, and Caen had a soft spot for my mom.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 10:46:58 (EDT)No one else went for the bait, but I will, Mizshely.
How exactly did your parents rate 30 mentions by Herb
Caen?
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 10:23:53 (EDT)Hey Mizshely, if its not impertanent of me: Hold a Garage Sale to finance your tree dismemberment. I bet you have a lot of really cool stuff laying around. I'm thinking of having a Labor Day Garage Sale myself. Adequate marketing can turn the 3-day event into a lucrative cash venture. I'm planning on financing my trip to the Trinity Tribal Stomp that way. Some people don't like garage sales, so feel free to disregard, but really, I bet you have some cool stuff laying around that you could turn into cash! Julie <infor@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA pUSA - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 22:29:05 (EDT)Fall tour schmooer - 4 dates is a tour? Are we too old to go out for longer periods of time? Is this "tour" sponsored by Geritol? Will we have an 11 PM curfew and 6:40 wake up call? What kind of a tour IS this... dates, we want dates, more of em, more often, closer together (oh, and closer to home wouldn't bum me out).
Mizshely Redux
USA - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 18:31:01 (EDT)How about a benefit album for ME!!! That gray thing didn't pan out, I have to pay to have the trees cut down. Do you think anybody will buy one of my aging kidneys?
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 18:27:52 (EDT)Well I can say that I was happy to finally see additions to the "fall tour," but I must say that I am still hoping to see another bay area addition, or to be more presise, a North Bay addition. With the Powerhouse gone, your guess is as good as mine.
Todd
Todd
Forestville, USA - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 18:17:49 (EDT)Judge oh Judge please spare my brother- I will bring you Gold and Silver... 'I don't want your gold and silver;. All I want is your Sweet Favor" That there's another one of those Crooked Judge songs, Judy Collins used to do... I be there's a whole genre of songs about evil Judges. DNB could do a benefit album of such songs for WAMM... The WAMMfest is this Sunday BTW : SLRiver Park 10to5. b. careful if you don't have a 'scrip / have it on you/ for you.
mia
USA - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 17:51:04 (EDT)How the F do you spell Cleveland? I wanted desperately to place an "a" between the first "e" and the "v" but it sure did not look right. I'm nothing if not visual and literal. Ok, spatially defective.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 17:02:49 (EDT)Yes, I can just hear David singing "The desert's quiet and Cleveland's cold..." Actually, David really has the right timbre to his voice for this song. You realize they are now going to HAVE to do the song since we have practically quoted it verbatim on this site (which is more than we do for most of their original songs). Still waiting for Crooked Judge,
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 17:01:11 (EDT) "only let him go so long, out of kindness I suppose" Hah. yaknow? that line could apply to many if not MOST of us! Whom would The Sinister be in the DNB? they're all kinda leftist, but right-handed huh? I read a trivia bit that: >>>grateful dead tales>>> are a particular TYPE of story, such as the old country yarns the DNB plays so well- National Enquirer sorta story-songs of yore: ballads of dismemberment, dishonor, destruction and disgrace :)
mia2bad
coasting, happybasket - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 14:46:55 (EDT)Row Buddy Row? ... I was wonderin' how Hurricane Who had affected club life in the DC burbs. Pity didn't wash them Birchers out to sea.
mia
USA - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 14:38:33 (EDT)The canal club (Richmond Va) was under 14 feet of water , so we've moved to cary st cafe sat night for Buddy Cage with Delacroix.Sunday we"ll be At Phils Grill, Va Beach . Thanks All , Jack
Jack Graham
watertown, USA - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 13:27:56 (EDT)Pete might have taught Jerry to play pedal steel.But we must recoginize Buddy Cage as the world's finest.Go see Buddy in Richmond VA on Saturday.
Buddy Cage's the ultimate player!!!!
USA - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 05:11:27 (EDT)Bethy, you could be right. I just thought it was Pete who taught Jerry something and not the other way around and it couldn't be banjo because Jerry already knew that. A mind is a terrible thing to waste and I don't see Fearless Leader chiming in here with the skinny. Where are you, Nelson, anyway?
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 18:51:32 (EDT)LaMiz, I could've sworn Pete said he and Jerry learned together. I can't recall who he said taught them, but I could be wrong about this, too. Pete still plays the pedal steel Jerry played on Teach Your Children. I've seen him up at Constable Jack's in Newcastle a bunch of times, now. He sits in w/the Deadbeats and others.
Bethy
Sacktow, CA USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 18:46:08 (EDT)Interesting list - no mention of Pete's teaching Garcia the Pedal Steel? I thought I heard that somewhere but I could have dreamed it.
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 17:34:45 (EDT)Well, I guess I could of just googled to see who else Pete Grant had played with. His web site calls it his brag list:
Rodney Crowell
Herb Pedersen
Alex Harvey
Hoyt Axton
Jon Batson
Tim Hardin
Guy Clark
Fast Idyll
Tom Tally
Jay Howlett
The Dillards
Tony Elman
Chuck McCabe
Richard Greene
The Westerleys
The Persuasions
David Campbell
David Anderson
Glenn MacPherson
Howard Yearwood
Paul Edward Sanchez
The Incredible String Band
Robin Williamson and his Merry Band
BTW, Rodney Crowel is playing in Petaluma this week, I think
Todd
todd
Forestville, USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 17:15:13 (EDT)FYI, http://www.petegrant.com/ - THAT should clear up any mysteries!
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 17:13:06 (EDT)I had the pleasure of seeing Pete Grant this summer at the High Sierra Music Festival. He was one of two roaming "musicians at large," and he was great on several occasions. Do you know whom else he has played with?
Todd
Todd G.
Forestville, USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 17:10:05 (EDT)Todd, "Pancho and Lefty" is one of my all time favorite songs. I suggested it to the New Riders in the 1970s but THAT fell on deaf ears... I still prefer the Hoyt Axton version with Linda Ronstadt on harmony and David's long time friend, Pete Grant, on pedal steel. "only let him go so long, out of kindness I suppose"
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 17:07:24 (EDT)Hey Sound Dawg,
Can you enlighten us on any other west coast tour information?
Todd
todd
forestville, USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 17:01:29 (EDT)well Mizshely i got to hear an advance copy of the rowan brothers cd while riding with da mookster on the last tour and i must say you shouldnt be disapointed. lots of different music styles also on the cd. see all you west coasters in a couple of weeks
the sound dawg
USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 16:43:47 (EDT)Listening to non-stop Bluegrass on Sirius Satelite Radio.....
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 16:37:56 (EDT)I had been listening to some live Willie Nelson and he was joined on stage by Guy Clark and they sang "Pancho and Lefty," and the more I think about it, this would be a great song for DNB to perform. There are some great lyrics and plenty of room for some petal steel. The song was written by the late, great Townes Van Zant. The lyrics are posted at the following website:
http://home.swipnet.se/~w-36794/tvz/tvz_017.html
"All the federales say
They could have had him any day
They only let him slip away
Out of kindness I suppose"
Lets pass this one on to the band
Todd
Forestville, ca USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 16:29:32 (EDT)Mia, it's funny that Weird Al never picked up on THAT one... it is too, too good. "thank you, thank you, thank God for you, you are the wind between my ears..." There's a real song there, somewhere. SOMEBODY STOP ME FOR BOB'S SAKE...
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 15:59:39 (EDT)I'm listening to the wind between my ears :)
mia
if you like use glue instead, cruzin' - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 15:15:42 (EDT)Just so you know, I just placed my order for the new CD by the Rowan Brothers. I am confident it will not disappoint! It will, however, have to share room on my CD player with the new CD by Hilton Valentine (lead guitarist for The Animals back in the day). So what are YOU all listening to these days?
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 15:03:09 (EDT)THIS JUST IN (beating a 5 year old CD release in Croatia by a mile, methinks)... "Just wanted to let you know that you can now order the new Rowan Brothers release, "Now And Then", via the band's web site:http://www.rowanbrothers.com This is a great release and features an incredible line-up of guest performers, including Mookie and Barry.....hope you'll check it out!
"Now And Then" hits record stores nationwide on September 7, but we're offering it for sale via the guys' web site a few days early... Best,-Skip Daly www.bosmusic.com"
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 14:40:29 (EDT)Visions Under the Moon has stowed away in an unsuspecting portmanteau, and is winging it's way to Croatia...maybe they'll be dancin' in the streets of Zagreb soon, chanting "We want DNB...!"
Wandering Dancer
On the Road Again, - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 00:58:15 (EDT)Ooops! I forgot to mention that "son of God" has left the building. Actually, the building, the zip code, and the northern portion of the state. Perhaps I shall start an Ashram in La Jolla... that should rate a 10 on the parental embarrassment scale...
Mistress of the Ellipsis
USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 00:34:46 (EDT)Mia, thank you for mentioning the mucilage. Somebody had to say it, after all, but I was terrified to bring it up. That's my story and I'm stickin to it... Bethy, funny comparison about Herb Caen. I grabbed my 3-dot journalism technique from him, for sure... I still have all the columns he wrote in which me mentioned one or the other of my parents (quite a bit in the old days)... #30
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 00:29:21 (EDT)HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! That's awesome, Budboy!
Bethyrotflmao
Sacteau, CA USA - Monday, August 30, 2004 at 20:47:20 (EDT)The Trinity Tribal Stomp Clothes Story relates to a Tribal Stomp Two or Three years ago when a pretty young lady was
selling ganja brownies without her top on. The Trinity Co.
Sheriff stopped her & told her she had to have her top on if
she wanted to stay & continue selling her brownies !!!!!
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Monday, August 30, 2004 at 19:49:33 (EDT)Hey, Inquiring Mind, http://www.trinitytribalstomp.com/directions.htm will get you if not to your exact directions, then click on the map and you can figure it out from there. I hope this helps! Mia, you are a HOOT! I read you and LaMiz the way I used to read Herb Caen. Freakdom-by-the-Bay. I realize those people selling crapola aren't trying to be funny, but reading that spam between discussions is hilarious...to me. Budboy, I can only go if I can take off my clothes! Dagnabit...ruined my plans. :o))))))))))) Love to Budgirlie, too!
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Monday, August 30, 2004 at 16:53:44 (EDT)glucophage? uhhhggg.... give me muscilage anyday :)
mia
USA - Monday, August 30, 2004 at 15:09:28 (EDT)I think they might eat bear now and then if one gets to be too aggressive about getting into peoples stuff. The hunting allowed in season barely keeps up with the animals reproduction rates. Some of the critters get waaayy too fond of human junk food- it ruins them for wild living; and signs the animals' death warrent in the process.
mia
USA - Monday, August 30, 2004 at 15:08:09 (EDT)Does anyone have directions to Tribal Stomp coming north from the interstate 5? Please lemme know........
Inquiring Mind
Outacontrol, USA - Monday, August 30, 2004 at 11:28:32 (EDT)Thanks BudBoy. Buying a pre-made vegetarian dinner sounds
a whole lot better to me than cooking a grass-fed burger
on a BarBQ. But yeah, I'm almost 100% sure I'm going to
the Trinity Stomp. After all, it's been weeks since I last
saw my favorite band ;-)
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Monday, August 30, 2004 at 10:09:20 (EDT)It's pretty decent hippie food Joe. But as I recall, It's ALL
vegetarian. So don't expect to get a Steak or anything like that. It's a very mellow scene, you can smoke your pot & drink your drink as long as you keep your clothes on. Hope to see you there. Peace
BudBoy
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online casino, online casino online casino - Sunday, August 29, 2004 at 16:40:48 (EDT)Howdy, Our friend Buddy Cage will be in Richmond Va. Sat Sept 4th at The Canal Club.
Jack
Richmond, Va USA - Sunday, August 29, 2004 at 14:06:52 (EDT)Has anyone been to the Trinity Tribal Stomp before? If so,
did you bring all your own food, or did you eat there? If
you ate there, was it 'corn dog' quality food, or was it
more of the hippie organic kind of food? Thanks in advance.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Sunday, August 29, 2004 at 13:19:28 (EDT)You shouldn't wallow in self-pity. But it's OK to put your feet in it
and swish them around a little.
-- Guindon
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San Diego, Ca USA - Sunday, August 29, 2004 at 03:35:58 (EDT)RE the DNB 'nanimal personas: I was thinking of a cross between those Poker Playing Dogs and Chucky Cheese's Bear Country Jamboree?... and maybe the Budwiser Horses. Geez! that IS Chewbaca isn't it? heh. Gotta get some breed of semi-literate animal into the mix... hummmm. ARE there any? giggle2X
mia2
foggy-dancing , with blue&gold - Saturday, August 28, 2004 at 14:55:47 (EDT)speaking of humor amd politics and living toys... did you see that claymation movie on network TV awhile back about the Chicken Ranch? reminded me of Animal Farm, this movie was a 1984 sorta morality fable. I love shadow boxes- diaramas :) I used to make them out of shoeboxes to amuse myself while imprisoned in my room (being 'bad')
mia
USA - Saturday, August 28, 2004 at 14:48:31 (EDT)Hey Mizshely,
Thanks for the laughter, I have great appreciation for one who can tell such hilarious political jokes in the midst of all that is currently going on in our Political World, let's all hope for a positive change and a better World come November :).
With hopes and prayers for a more peaceful World,
Skyspirit
Skyspirit
Politics, USA - Saturday, August 28, 2004 at 10:57:00 (EDT)Of course, if Nelson were Wicket that would make Laymon Chewbacca.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, August 27, 2004 at 18:13:35 (EDT)Well, Nelson has been "Pooh Nelson" since 1970. I know whereof I speak! He could also be Wicket the Ewok.
mizshely
USA - Friday, August 27, 2004 at 18:13:01 (EDT)Ahhh... that goes with my theory that the DNB are really Stuffed Animal Spirits, not Action Figures :) I'm not sure however that they are Animals that are Known to this Planet-- perhaps somewhat Resembling a Known Animal species? or a Speices thought Extinct, but the DNB have been hiding from fame for so long (like Sasquach?) heheh in jest floks!
mia
USA - Friday, August 27, 2004 at 18:09:51 (EDT)By the way, Mia, I have Nelson Band action figures. Right next to my CAROUSEL TOUR CAST diorama. All male figures are modified Ken dolls except for David who is a modified Winnie the Pooh. Come to think of it, Mookie is rather Tigger-ish and with that black cloud ever present over him, Bill Laymon could ONLY be Eeyore. I still have the talking Eeyore that sings "Looks like ran ALL OVER me..."
Mizshely "Third time's the charm" (or maybe not)
USA - Friday, August 27, 2004 at 18:01:12 (EDT)Mia, I jacked that "McNugget Numbers" thing from my son's website - he expressed the same concerns you did, along with a link to the website he got it from. Actually, his words were "Someone got paid to come up with that." The link, should you choose to pursue this, is http://mathworld.wolfram.com/McNuggetNumber.html .
Mizshely
USA - Friday, August 27, 2004 at 17:58:21 (EDT)This is too good: "We are all Americans" -- There are less than three months until the election, an election that will decide the next President of the United States. The man elected will be the president of ALL Americans, not just the Democrats or the Republicans. To show our solidarity as Americans, let's all get together and show each other our support for the candidate of our choice. It's time that we all came together, Democrats and Republicans alike.
If you support John Kerry, please drive with your headlights 'ON' during the day.
If you support the policies and character of George W. Bush, please drive with your headlights 'OFF' during the night.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, August 27, 2004 at 17:55:09 (EDT)Onward, Julie wow thanks for remembering I remember meeting you at Mountain Music Festival as well and hope you are well. Joe, I wish you well in your search for a Significant Other especially a DNB fan and I'm not sure we've met though I'm sure we've probably crossed paths at least a time or two who knows maybe we've even danced amidst the sun or stars.
Anyway, sad to say, we were all set for the last show but had a dental emergency come up at the last minute which prevented us from making the show, I'm hoping for a show closer to Arcata than Hayfork before it's all said and done so hopefully I'll see you there as well as Hayfork soon.
Well everyone take care and hopefully we will dance together again soon.
With Bright Blessings,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit <skyspirit45@yahoo.com>
Memories, USA - Friday, August 27, 2004 at 14:11:41 (EDT)Part I: Okay, first, Darlin: Yeah, similar dream:Billy stepping out of an old broken down bus. Billy climbs out of and right down at me waiting on the step, my husband Tom was there too. Perhaps mere remnants of catching DNB for a few Texas shows while on our Honeymoon in 01 (that part was real), the dream most likely also because I ate Hot sauce and everyone knows Billy as The Hot Sauce King, that was Hot Sauce (I can just see where this is about to go if I'm not careful here), perhaps just one more reason besides...(what all the other women have said about Billy throughout time...). However, I think the whole DNB lineup has some of the best looking and best players in the field. Insert: Joyous Laughter here.
Skyspirit <skyspirit45@yahoo.com>
Dreams, USA - Friday, August 27, 2004 at 14:08:40 (EDT)any news about september & the DNB?? just wonderin'.
tricia
USA - Friday, August 27, 2004 at 13:08:58 (EDT)>>insert ole lady cackle>>> oh Anthony :) it's just Reflexes!
mia
blue-sky, morning - Thursday, August 26, 2004 at 12:38:15 (EDT)Re taping/trading. It is indeed nice to share the music, however, since they are kind enough to let us record it is a given that you never copy music that is commercially available. I am sure you can find copies of those live shows you are looking for on Philzone.
.02
USA - Thursday, August 26, 2004 at 01:54:00 (EDT)Well, it appears to me some new tour dates are in order so as to cool some jets on our female friends. The dog days of August seem to have gotten us all a little hot and bothered! Does anyone need a copy of The Dead at Marysville CA 6-27-04, I broke down and ordered it through the GD machine. I would love to pass it forward to you, or trade it for the Phil Lesh and Friends w/Nelson, Sless, and Mookie from 7-3,4-99? Marysville's got a great "Bucket" as well as the only "Over The Hills And Far Away" that I know of, done by this outfit of course. Bob Weir plays a Telecaster these days...strange how the wheels turn. It might tied some us over till the Trinty. Peace to all who dream the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Thursday, August 26, 2004 at 01:26:32 (EDT)I'm more curious about what sort of personal life someone who studies the Numerology of McNuggets would have... Now, IF the DNB had Action Figures of themselves- then I Might Enjoy fabricating personal lives for THEM :) Although I personally think Stuffed Animals would be more representative of their mobility and general cuddliness (then we all could sleep with all of them!) hehe
mia2
USA - Thursday, August 26, 2004 at 00:16:42 (EDT)them Fucking Dreams are the Best Kind, aren't they Joe :) giggle2X... Darlin'; The legendary character that come to mind (my mind anyways ie The Landfill) RE: certain wandering musicians: would be John Barleycorn. Ye O' England... HE had antlers, no bull... blue or otherwise
mia
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 23:51:40 (EDT)Without love in the dream it'll never come true
curious
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 20:30:06 (EDT)Well, pardon me, but I wouldn't mind finding a female fan
of DNB to be my significant other. But, alas, I'm
fucking dreaming.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 19:07:44 (EDT)Excuuuuuuuuuuuse ME, "Curious" (Yellow or otherwise, remember THAT film?)... *I* started nothing pertaining to sexy musicians... as I recall, MY post compared Bill Laymon to Paul Bunyan. Not that Bill isn't attractive, I am just pointing out my post was benign. After all, having been married to "God" (read down a few months) all others pale by comparison, to me, anyway.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 18:10:56 (EDT)bring dnb to ct
mike
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 15:06:36 (EDT)Hmmm, personal business and poor wording. Well ya'll started it with that sexy musician stuff.
curious
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 14:48:05 (EDT)"Ow", my brain hurts just reading that last post
no souvenirs
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 14:19:44 (EDT)For those who need something productive to do with their time to day, I offer the following: "McNugget Number"
A number which can be obtained by adding together orders of McDonald's Chicken McNuggets (prior to consuming any), which originally came in boxes of 6, 9, and 20. All integers are McNugget numbers except 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 22, 23, 25, 28, 31, 34, 37, and 43. Since the Happy Meal-sized nugget box (4 to a box) can now be purchased separately, the modern McNugget numbers are linear combinations of 4, 6, 9, and 20. These new-fangled numbers are much less interesting than before, with only 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, and 11 remaining as non-McNugget numbers. Follow the link to "the greedy algorithm" for more information: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/GreedyAlgorithm.html
No stinkin' numbers
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 10:53:30 (EDT)I didn't know that David's "significant other" was a member of the band. Hmmm. Would that be Billy? Nah! Barry? Not likely. Charlie? No. Jimmy? No. Pete? He's married. Hmmm. That leaves Mookie and I don't think he and David are THAT close. Curious, if you were asking personal information about the members of the band an simply chose poor wording to do so, it really is nobody's business who is attached to whom. Guess on which side of the bed *I* awoke this morning,
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 10:48:04 (EDT)So besides David, who else has significant others in the band?
curious
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Cleveland, OH USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 07:25:01 (EDT)It seems to me MizShely, that Big Bill Laymon, for all the "Large Stature" thing, isn't as much of a Paul Bunyon as a, Well, Johnny Appleseed, or, more accurately that mysterious stranger who comes to town and stands the sleepy little town right up...driving all the womenfolk to distraction with his superior good looks and his aura of having traveled the world learning what there is to know...He shows those local yokel men a thing or two about women, style, swagger, how to bust the bad guys, or whatever, and then he blows away, like the invisible wind...Taking his wiles with him...but perhaps leaving something behind, for the towm to stew on, grow on...The green man from ancient Celtic traditions, transplanted in to the Wild West and Set Loose on the rigid morality of small towm Americana. At least thats my take on Bill Laymon...Sexiest Rocker Alive Today!
Darlin
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 01:19:06 (EDT)To SkySpirit: That dream you had, about the boys coming up here...Maybe it's something in the air...I have a long standing fantasy about them all showing up all rough and dogged from the road looking for Bacon Cheeseburgers and Garlic Fries from Soulshine Truck, and then suddenly it's like the Beatles on the Rooftop except it's the parking lot at Ace Hardware and I'm Singing our "Theme Song" with Dave... Well I was wondering where your Dream took you! I remember meeting you at the Mountain Music Festival in June 03, but I can't remember seeing you since then...Perhaps at Trinity tribal Stomp... Julie <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 01:03:58 (EDT)Mia, thanks for the tip. I am off to look up whether or not we have a grey bears society in Marin. I hope we do!
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, August 24, 2004 at 16:24:27 (EDT)on the back-side of Lassen there was this boardwalk across a geothermal mud-spring-- Wildly EXCITING!! hehe... well, I AM the Cheap Thrills Girl :) something about being inches from possibly falling IN (into Steaming, Stinky Muck...) summoned up all sorts of ancient terrors lurking in my hindbrain! or not so ancient (Morro Bay @ low-tide, Labrador dogs & Lost boots) Carbonero Creek mud & me the hookey player :) Go Muddy River...
mia2
Geothermals Rock, The World - Tuesday, August 24, 2004 at 16:02:38 (EDT)La Miz- contact your local Grey Bears org... I know they will go to folks houses and pick their fruit trees/ give the produce to those in need (IF the homeowners are unable to cope with the tree's abundance) I'm not sure Poplars are of use for cabinetry-- BUT I'm sure it would work as fireplace wood? The Grey Bears could sell/ donate the seasoned wood this winter. Might be worth a phonecall...
mia
USA - Tuesday, August 24, 2004 at 15:48:54 (EDT)I have to agree with skyspirit on the road through Lassen. I love going up there to Yellow Springs and seeing all the geothermal action. All of those little calderas, etc., really trip me out.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, August 23, 2004 at 20:39:13 (EDT)Hey Mia and All,
Wow, yeah that road through Lassen is totally awesome and not that much more drive time overall. We cut through going to and from High Sierra this year and what a pleasant way to begin and end a journey, we are quite fortunate to live close to so much beauty, aye? Well we're hoping to make a DNB-F show somewhere between the Bay and/or Hayfork, a recent change of plans for the 15th has opened up a possibility that's for sure.
I had a strange dream last night with some of the boys from the Band so I think maybe another show will pop up here in n Humboldt and if not, well I guess we always have our dreams ;).
Skyspirit <skyspirit45@yahoo.com>
Humboldt, USA - Monday, August 23, 2004 at 19:13:37 (EDT)Oh, don't mention dead and dying trees on this site, please! I have two 60 ft tall Lombary poplars in my side yard that have to come down - I was hoping it was some exotic disease that would enable me to take advantge of county help to pay for it but no, these trees die off after they reach majority (30+ years and 50+ feet tall). Bummer. I can't leave them, either, too dangerous. I want Bill Laymon and a buzz saw (does he remind anyone else of Paul Bunyan?).
Mizshely
USA - Monday, August 23, 2004 at 17:08:33 (EDT)Last time I was in that local I noticed many of their trees were dying... residents said it was from drought; but the die-off may have been the effects of sudden oak death virus. The sight of all those standing skeletons made me feel very sad. I pray matters have improved: BUT please heed the fact- much of this Mountain Enviroment is DRY, HOT and DEAD... So be ulra-careful using flamnables!
mia- finally
USA - Monday, August 23, 2004 at 16:34:09 (EDT)the other direction to the Coast and South... Can take a LONG time but very pretty to drive. For some reason the roads up in Redding area are in much better shape than the roads in SC County, but there are often BIG Trucks on them (logging/ otherwise) and Mt. roads don't often have too many turn-outs-- USE Good Sense when driving... keep an eye on the gas guage 2 unless you plan on arriving/ departing via Redding with not a lot of pleasure cruising.
mia2
USA - Monday, August 23, 2004 at 16:27:50 (EDT)Take a Cool Side-Trip to Mt. Lassen whiles you in Hayfok, if ya gots the time... Drive clear through the Natl Park down the backside of the volcano-- radical stinky hot springs, vibrant colored dirt and vegetataion, big ole drop-offs on twisty-ass road :) funfunfun... as I recall one if fairly close to NV by that time?
mia
USA - Monday, August 23, 2004 at 16:17:17 (EDT)It says DNB so it better BE DNB. Of course, in the best interest of ALL CONCERNED it could (and SHOULD, IMHO) be DNB+F. That would cover all bases.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, August 23, 2004 at 15:25:48 (EDT)Got another silly question: Hayfork show 9/12...is it DNB or DNF? My inquiring Mind needs to know. Thanks
Inquiring Mind
Lost But Now Found, UT USA - Monday, August 23, 2004 at 12:04:30 (EDT)East of Eureka.......West of Redding......South of Weaverville...North of a Lot of Forest Land.
Geography Boy
Natl.Geo..., USA - Monday, August 23, 2004 at 10:46:58 (EDT)Can someone enlighten me as to where the heck is Hayfork CA? Near what other city...... Thanks.
Inquiring Mind
Lost as Usual, UT USA - Monday, August 23, 2004 at 10:11:39 (EDT)BubBoy, kudos for sharing the setlists. There have been some raving positive DNB review threads recently on the Philzone. ...and a positive thread on the Philzone is no small feat.
Lonesome LA Raider
(The Cowboys Suck) - Sunday, August 22, 2004 at 12:31:32 (EDT)heynow, LaMiz does that Panama Red karOke come with props? heh.
mia
USA - Sunday, August 22, 2004 at 11:46:59 (EDT)Budboy why are posting on philzone?WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Funky Freak
USA - Sunday, August 22, 2004 at 04:08:26 (EDT)David, after all of these years, you have FINALLY arrived. Look what they are selling on EBAY now, a Karaoke version of "Panama Red." I almost bid on it! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=64604&item=5715361920&rd=1
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, August 22, 2004 at 00:19:32 (EDT)Thanks for the info, hopefully they will pop up at another venue closeby between McKinleyville and Eureka then, that would be cool as school as well. Mazotti's, Rumours, Six Rivers - Eureka, etc. Anywhere near here would be totally awesome, of course Six Rivers McKinleyville is always so much fun!!!! But I'm sure the band could play and we could sway anywhere ;).
Glad to hear about Festival Express, nope I can't say that I had anything to do with it other than my simple review I posted a few weeks back.
Well everyone, have a great weekend and a Super upcoming Labor Day, unfortunately we dind't realize about Laytonville til way too late, hopefully we will make the next one.
Bright Blessings,
Skyspirit
Skyspirit
USA - Saturday, August 21, 2004 at 23:00:49 (EDT)Skyspirit, the boys do remember us. In fact I was talking w/one of the new owners of Six Rivers, she does a fill in slot on one of our local radio stations. She told me that someone from DNB camp called looking to book a gig around that weekend 9-10to13-04 but they already had those dates filled. We have faith the DNB will sail back up to McKinleyville soon. For now I am set for The Two Davids at The Trinity Tribal Stomp on Sunday 9-12. I was having cash flow problems and was forced to miss the Area 101! Hey, I saw that Festival Express has started over in Arcata at the Minor. Thank you if you had any input on that hitting the silver screen in Humboldt. Peace to all who sail the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Saturday, August 21, 2004 at 12:10:51 (EDT)mpa - 10:02pm Aug 20, 2004 PDT
sliver moon hangs in a cheshire smile,
hung all starry
laid in black.
... rocking to and fro.
corderoy hills lean back-
watching the view
deep down below
... where does time go.
singing stars cry rock me
to and fro
laid in black
... fuzzy breeze blows.
nitetime, nitetime
hear the wind blow
deep down below
... time will show.
where the hills go
what the moon knows
why the wind sows
... go go go
mia
not-last-nite-but-the-nite-before, USA - Saturday, August 21, 2004 at 11:57:50 (EDT)Never met a Brewery I didn't like :)
mia
Hollar, wh What? - Saturday, August 21, 2004 at 11:39:45 (EDT)Moooooooooooooooook!!!!!
jupiter hollar
USA - Saturday, August 21, 2004 at 11:23:44 (EDT)Moooooooooooooooook!!!!!
jupiter hollar
USA - Saturday, August 21, 2004 at 11:23:33 (EDT)Moooooooooooooooook!!!!!
jupiter hollar
USA - Saturday, August 21, 2004 at 11:23:31 (EDT)Hey Guys,
you do remember that Humboldt County, i.e., more specifically Six Rivers Brewery in McKinleyville is between Mill Valley, CA and Hayfork, CA, you haven't forgotten us, now have you?
With Love,
Your Fans
Skyspirit <skyspirit45@yahoo.com>
Humboldt, USA - Saturday, August 21, 2004 at 10:41:21 (EDT)thanks for the link mizshely, enjoying the Rowans with Mookie right now. a nice way to top off a great day!
tricia
USA - Saturday, August 21, 2004 at 02:15:22 (EDT)I call dibs on Mia's beer! Missed the 14th and 15th w/ Mookie : ( Anyway, just wanted to say how funny. I woke up this morning thinking about buying some furniture on the DNB board, and more over, just to say hello. Well the last part anyway.
Greg
The Old Dominion - Saturday, August 21, 2004 at 01:41:01 (EDT)Well, there is plenty of Freaks O' Nature in the DC area for Miguel to LOVE on... SAGE- I never woulda stopped tokin' if I coulda kept on BREATHIN'! :) it was a tight race I tell ya! I had the pleasure of listening to the Harmony Grits @ the Cat for free Hippy Hour today (score-whatta-score) Their songs went so good with a Humbolt Hemp Ale...
mia
Mooookieliciousland, the Friut&Nut State - Friday, August 20, 2004 at 23:18:08 (EDT)i got the file to run after downloading that silly Real Player (what a racket THAT is) but it was worth it to see Mookie along with Chris and Lorin and old friend, H. Michael Love (referred to on this occasion as "Miguel Amor"). Apparently, Michael/Miguel returned to his roots in the DC area... and just when somebody I know was about to buy a car from him again. C'est la vie.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, August 20, 2004 at 20:57:21 (EDT)Nice website about bedroom furniture, office furniture and modern furniture Nice website about bedroom furniture, office furniture and modern furniture Admin <info@modern-furniture.com>
New York, USA - Friday, August 20, 2004 at 20:38:09 (EDT)While we were considering the pros and cons of bovine accoutrements and behavior, the object of our attention, one MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOKIE SIEGEL, was busy performing with the Rowan Brothers. A video clip of said performance from the Kennedy Center is available online at http://www.kennedy-center.org/programs/millennium/artist_detail.cfm?artist_id=ROWANBROTH#
although for the life of me, I cannot get the thing to run. MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOKIE.......HEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLPPPPPP!
Mizshely
USA - Friday, August 20, 2004 at 20:32:36 (EDT)Hey Mia. Have no fear about lack of beer. When feelin' gruff, just puff tuff!
Sage
Ozone, USA - Friday, August 20, 2004 at 15:04:07 (EDT)sorry Mizheley(or anyone else for that matter...)for my current spate of sorta rudnesses :) I know this is only an excuse and not a justification but I've been on one of those 'Doctor's Order's Diets' for the last few weeks? Doctor said: 'Stop that BEER already, Mia. And lose those 15 lbs you've been chugging around with for the last year+. And THEN we'll see if your fasting glucose level drops back into the normal range." Sigh* no beer-no cheer :) Or rather the punk ignites a wee bit more quickly than usual: Grrruffff! Thank-G'McFee for the Gym! PS don't tell but I stil sneak a beer now/ then :) goatta calm down on occasion yahsee....
mia
USA - Friday, August 20, 2004 at 14:26:50 (EDT)Tee hee, Lyn, as those who knew and loved him remember, "The Last Free Ride" was hardly "the last free ride" for the late, great Bob McFee (AKA "God" on this board).
Mizshely
USA - Friday, August 20, 2004 at 11:02:07 (EDT)Joe you are supporting a good cause with cash for native American children.This band would give a thumbs up.They love to do benefits.
Neil Fan
USA - Friday, August 20, 2004 at 04:54:10 (EDT)Speaking of mid-September (okay, literally a few days before "mid" but who's counting) the film "Last Free Ride" is at the Rafael Film Center on Saturday, September 11, at 7 pm.
http://www.cafilm.org/films/280.html
Lyn
Corte Madera, CA USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 22:52:57 (EDT)Leave the mooing to the pros Michelle? I thought son of "God" would be in Harmony-town by mid-September. I really can't see him joining a line of ladies in bovine heads but one never knows....
So-called Lyn
Corte Madera, CA USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 22:44:19 (EDT)FLIP: oh that flip! there is another fine freak who also uses that handle but not on here, I don't believe. You're heading East aren't ya, soon for some fam-face-foo? If if works out right-- you might be able to do lots of both! or at least have a free shower/bed/ feedsack for many shows...
mia
needs a beer, USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 18:11:37 (EDT)excercise your right to be obnoxious, Mizsheley :) it takes both wit, savoir-faire and plenty of female charm to do it right! I have a bad reaction to the word: 'ball-peen' that was the basis of my !Moooooooooooooo... The Agies @ CalPoly used to call us chicks- lil heifers as in: "I'm gonna put my rope around that lil heifer'
mia
USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 18:07:01 (EDT)Hahaha YOU badboy Joe! last time I saw Neil the SC Civic sold 2000+ tickets into a venue that only held 1800 Max... sofuckincrowed! I went into the hall and almost passed out from lack of breathing air and room, I spent the entire concert wanering the corridors. Good Show tho' :)
mia
USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 17:59:50 (EDT)Well, Mia, how many ladies do you think we could line up to wear giant bovine heads to the Sweetwater in mid September? We could all bring those old toys that moo when you right them after turning upside down. Having taken a decided turn toward the obnoxious (because, gosh darn it, I CAN), I will now bow out gracefully and leave the moo-ing to the pros!
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 17:56:52 (EDT)Brilliant idea, Mia. I'll sell my ticket to Bill Laymon.
Then, since DN&F friends won't be able to play that night,
I'll be able to go see Dickey Betts at the Independant.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 16:58:13 (EDT)mia, did you see all those east coast bobby dates!!??
flip
there, USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 16:44:33 (EDT)no.. it's me T of T@S. flip is my prankster name
flip
here, USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 16:41:10 (EDT)* flip? in d'Cruz? ... must be different mammal than the one I don't know.
mia
USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 16:39:14 (EDT)JOE-- it's so obvious... SELL your tix to Neilbudd. Just wait a week or 2, and you'll prolly recoup your digt with enough to cover door/ drinks @ the Sweetwater :) What were you thinking?! giggle
mia
USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 16:36:09 (EDT)yeaaah!!!
DNB@sweetwater again! hope the fuzz is mellower this time. they were circling like wolves last time!but it was a killer show!
flip
d'cruz, USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 15:56:07 (EDT)ARRRGGGHHH! Normally, I'd be thrilled to read that DNB or
DN&F is appearing in Marin, but instead, I'm cursing. And
praying that another Bay Area mid-Sept date is announced.
I just couldn't help myself. When an e-mail arrived saying
"click here to buy tix for a solo acoustic Neil Young" show,
I did. ARRRGGGHHH. Now I find out that David Nelson will be
playing the same night at Sweetwater.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 13:23:55 (EDT)Are you talking about that headless goat the cowboys were playing rugby with yesterday?
mia
USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 12:03:53 (EDT)FORGET ABOUT THE MAILBOX.......WHAT ABOUT YOUR NEIGHBOR'S GOAT ?
Der Amanap
So. Of The Border, USA - Thursday, August 19, 2004 at 00:15:28 (EDT)ahhh, Ladies? I 'think' there are some 4-legged 'naimals that also go MmmmOOOOOOOOK!... not sure how they feel about accordians tho' WE NEED a Field TEST!!!! yeah.
lil heifer in the sand :)
USA - Wednesday, August 18, 2004 at 23:24:31 (EDT)Stopping by to say hi..celebrated my 29th birthday this past weekend, you know, I saw DNB the year I turned 21!!!! You guys have been rockin the scene for quite a ride; thanks for all you do!!
Paige, Jasper, J.D, and Jerry send their love too...
Louise <wezerocks@aol.com>
Buffalo, NY USA - Wednesday, August 18, 2004 at 23:21:07 (EDT)Bethy, I'm right behind you on the Mookie cheer. :) Of course, it would mean EVER so much more if we ever got to see him...
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, August 18, 2004 at 22:14:56 (EDT)What if nothing exists and we're all in somebody's dream? Or what's worse,
what if only that fat guy in the third row exists?
-- Woody Allen, "Without Feathers"
fioricet fioricet <Whitey@comeback.com>
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viagra, viagra viagra - Wednesday, August 18, 2004 at 20:45:10 (EDT)I was wondering something...does anyone realize just how much DNB Freakies have in common w/Shiite Muslims in Iraq? They give the same cheer we do! mOOOOOOOOOk!!! mOOOOOOOOOOOOOk!!! Okay, their guy isn't playing the accordion, so I guess they lose out. Moqtada al-Sadr seems to be pronounced MOOk 'tada, so I simply thought...
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Wednesday, August 18, 2004 at 20:02:34 (EDT)Anyone out there see the Life Magazine special on Woodstock? What a hoot! Of course, Miss Sally informed me there was a picture of her in the magazine (and there is, indeed) so I forked out $5). Probably worth reading if I ever get 5 minutes to myself.
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, August 17, 2004 at 23:43:13 (EDT)Yeahaha!! tanks mucho kiddos :) Ahh--Rooooo! YipYip... will be good to see (((that ole dirty bird again))) let me know what kind of snackies to packy, K?
grateful wiggles
Big-Bite Bay, Far-out Left - Tuesday, August 17, 2004 at 18:56:56 (EDT)hey now mia! just wanted to tell you that arrow is getting all our tics to RD.we'll be in touch soon!!
T&S
T&S
d'cruz, USA - Tuesday, August 17, 2004 at 13:28:03 (EDT)Well, Der Amanap, didn't you once accuse ME of using such a hammer on your mailbox? I didn't even know what it was until I heard the term from you. Still have never seen one.
Live from somewhere in the Lucas Valley,
Innocent but Carrying a Grudge
USA - Tuesday, August 17, 2004 at 13:09:03 (EDT)DON'T YOU KNOW IT FEELS SO GOOD WHEN I STOP........
DER AMANAP
SO. OF THE BORDER, USA - Tuesday, August 17, 2004 at 12:32:19 (EDT)NO NEED TO BOTHER WITH THE FORMALITIES, BUT I THINK I'M GONNA NEED ME A MOP....BEEN BEATIN' ON MY HEAD WITH A BALL PEEN HAMMER 'CUZ IT FEELS SO GOOD WHEN I STOP......
DER AMANAP
SO. OF THE BORDER, - Tuesday, August 17, 2004 at 12:30:49 (EDT)Might have to hold out for the real thing.
Lori
USA - Monday, August 16, 2004 at 21:20:12 (EDT)LORI: the Rockin' Billys @ Henflings Hwy9 tommorrow nite Tues. 8/17 tix 12 bucks showday. Billy C. and Billy K. from Commander Cody's Daze; ya might call them purty close relations, meebee? hehehe... in the RockNRoll Rodeo family!
mia
USA - Monday, August 16, 2004 at 20:57:45 (EDT)So when/where is the next gig. Must we wait until Tribal Stomp? How about some DNB in Santa Cruz?
Lori
USA - Monday, August 16, 2004 at 18:38:16 (EDT)Hopefully soon Mia! plenty of room for Grapefruit Ed in Santa Cruz.
Pat <>
Oakland, USA - Monday, August 16, 2004 at 16:21:02 (EDT)BL--> I think your Birthday is Whenever YOU want it to be... Or dare admit to HAVING one... Or confess to being born at least once :) Now if you were hatched; say, from a star-seed... or emigrated from another Land, perhaps you would want to celebrate Arrival Day? Maybe a >>Be Nice to BL Day<< would be more satisfying? The Day could be roatated through the whole band-- programmed to land on Fridays everytime so a 3-Day weekend would be automatic! Then you could be showered with kindness, silly gifts, and good food and NOT get older just because!
mia2
USA - Monday, August 16, 2004 at 15:54:09 (EDT)OHYES! that Starry Plough gig WILL B.Goode...! I would bet on it: If I was the gambling sort :) Gans has some killer-diller shows upcoming- I'm lost with envy for the man. I SWEAR what am I gonna have-to-do? to get ya'll down here for a d'Cruz concert? PAY you? Hummphttt! giggle :) in Cookies? heh.
mia
USA - Monday, August 16, 2004 at 15:42:08 (EDT)
If any DNB fans out there are not busy on Sept 10th?
A fun night of music.
Please join Grapefruit Ed and very special guest David Gans for an
evening
of quality music for heads at The world famous Starry Plough in
Berkeley, CA
on Friday, September 10, 2004. Bring your friends!!! THIS WILL BE BIG
FUN...Help us take back the Starry Plough!!!!
Grapefruit Ed - http://www.grapefruited.com
and
David Gans- http://www.trufun.com
at the
Starry Plough - http://www.starryploughpub.com/
3101 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, CA , 94705
510-841-2082
3 blocks south of Ashby Ave 2 blocks east of Ashby BART
$5 @ door
Friday, September 10, 2004
9pm sharp!
Head Edhead
info@grapefruited.com
Pat
Oakland, USA - Monday, August 16, 2004 at 15:11:49 (EDT)Thank you so much for the most gracious invitation James, Fran and Tim.
And a huge (((THANK YOU))) to all the musicians, crew and volunteers who I am sure had a very l o n g day.
I actually heard a few notes of Happy Birthday at the start of FOB's set and then we all sang for James in between FOB and DNB. HMMMMMMM.....when's my birthday????
BL
USA - Monday, August 16, 2004 at 15:05:20 (EDT)Glad to hear you guys had fun! I think everyone had a real good time - bands, crew, caterers, friends, fans, and most of all, us - James and I both had an incredibly fun time. Thanks to all who showed up to celebrate. Isn't Area 101 a magical place? Hope we can do this again real soon (but not immediately, please - I need sleep!! ;)
Fran Harris <tiedye2@earthlink.net>
Laytonville, CA USA - Monday, August 16, 2004 at 13:27:14 (EDT)Just thought I would mention the Woodstock Music and Arts Festival 35th Anniversary
Duckie
Eugene, OR USA - Monday, August 16, 2004 at 12:27:23 (EDT)Happy 60th Birthday, James Taylor Jones. Thanks so much
for inviting us all. It was stupendous; just fantastic.
It was truly a wonderful party. Everything about it, from
the location to the food to the music to the medicine to the
people (on stage, setting up the stage, and in the audience)
was perfect. Thanks, all. Let's do it again!
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Monday, August 16, 2004 at 11:22:00 (EDT)nice setlist- I can hear it in my head while reading :) but-- I don't see a BirthDay Song listed, hummm? does DNB actually HAVE an 'official BD song'? although there is prolly an applicable verse or 2 in most of those slice O'life hillbilly-rocking tunes... Whose Birthday is next? maybe we could have a BBS contest to write the lyrics for a DNB B-Day Song! The perfect freakin' birthday jingle :) Grateful Ya'll had a Good Time!
mia
USA - Monday, August 16, 2004 at 01:05:17 (EDT)Must have been one heck of a birthday party. Sorry I missed it. Thanks for the setlist, Dan.
Bubba <sleepin in >
LA, CA USA - Sunday, August 15, 2004 at 19:04:44 (EDT)Thank You James & Fran For A Real Good Time!!!!!! What a Party. Also Thanks To All The Musicians Who Shared Their Talent With Us. Area 101 Rocked!!!!!! Peace
Dan & Jan
Branscomb, USA - Sunday, August 15, 2004 at 15:41:11 (EDT)Bubba...you should have been up THIS weekend! Area 101 rocked! It was great seeing so many folks from the creek. Happy birthday James Taylor Jones! BTW what are you doing up and posting before 6 am on a Sunday?!?
purplemeadow
Humboldt/Mendo, CA USA - Sunday, August 15, 2004 at 13:40:50 (EDT)David Nelson & Friends
08/14/04 (Sat) Area 101 - No. of Laytonville, CA
Set 1: Absolutely Sweet Marie, Fable Of A Chosen One, Hippie From Olema, Der Amanap > Panama Red > Free Mexican Airforce > Panama Red, Keroauc, Freight Train Boogie, Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie, John Hardy's Wedding, Frankie & Johnny, Any Naked Eye, It Makes No Difference, Contract, Edge Of The Wire, Rocky Road Blues
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Sunday, August 15, 2004 at 12:59:30 (EDT)Agreed. The opening ceremony of the Olympics with the lights down and the volume up loud!!!! It always touches that place of how things should be. Pulls a tear every time. I bet Area 101 did the same........Budboy????
Bubba <Sanchez'brushes@aspecialplace.creek>
LA, CA Greece - Sunday, August 15, 2004 at 05:58:54 (EDT)yes! The opening cermony was maximus niftymostest(bastid latin)giggle :) except my hostess made me a BIG bowl of brownies, chocolate-ripple ice creme smothered in chocolate sauce... Totally YUMMY but not something to keep me In My Seat- sitting Quietly! As soon as that sweet-stuff hit my stomach-- I could have flown like Eros to Athens rightThen! shoulda laced that sundae with Nyqil or something... woulda slowed me down a bit. heh
mia
USA - Saturday, August 14, 2004 at 18:20:17 (EDT)Olympic Laundry... I was doing some of that, and the Laundrymat was PACKED! Every bench was full; all eyes turned toward the TV- vol LOUD! I found it kinda charming :) The Olympics are THE only sporting event I habitually watch, fun to hang out with that peculiar assortment one usually sees in laundrymats... Truly an international truce opportunity- lay it down for The Games'leveled playing field.
mia
USA - Saturday, August 14, 2004 at 18:09:34 (EDT)Oh Mia, as I have said before, you are TOO funny! I don't do camping. At my age, any heat is too much heat,my bones are far too rickety to withstand the rigors of hiking, etc., and my allergies would not permit me to "enjoy" the great outdoors unless I was completely doped up, which wouldn't allow me to enjoy anything. So I'll stay home and watch the Olympics on TV. God, that opening ceremony was something. I missed Greece so much I started crying so today, I ran up a huge phone bill calling everybody over there. Proud to be 1/2 Greek and All-American,
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, August 14, 2004 at 13:46:52 (EDT)or is that fannyroll and bedpack, eh...
mia
olympic ditz, USA - Saturday, August 14, 2004 at 00:49:38 (EDT)Dr.MIA says: You NEED to go campin'! MizLaMizhely :) pack yer fanny and bedroll... Get Down L'ville! heyheyhey. do the smokeydrinkyhuggys double for me too OK?
mia
USA - Saturday, August 14, 2004 at 00:47:35 (EDT)Oh God, aren't we ALLa little "out of sync" today. C'est la vie.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, August 13, 2004 at 22:35:32 (EDT)although, I have been told that: Mia, you Write more intellegently than you Look... a left-BACKhand compliment! sheesh
mia2
USA - Friday, August 13, 2004 at 20:44:36 (EDT)oh I meant the way that Nelson was introduced onstage @ the Market gig... 'I' would have been a bit rumpled :)
mia
USA - Friday, August 13, 2004 at 20:37:31 (EDT)Oh Mia! David knows I don't care for that kind of music. He won't take it personally.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, August 13, 2004 at 17:01:51 (EDT)Awwwhhhh... (((David))) that misbegotten remark musta made DN feel kinda, huh... old maybe? I guess among other notsopleasant internal reactions :)
mia
USA - Friday, August 13, 2004 at 16:15:43 (EDT)oh! No WONDER he didn't mention the gig to me.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, August 13, 2004 at 14:59:18 (EDT)He was playing with a guy who introduced "Absolutely
Sweet Marie" which was sung by David, as "Here's a song I
haven't heard in 30 years." That was the Michael Hunt Band.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Friday, August 13, 2004 at 14:05:10 (EDT)Joe, with whom was David playing? The butthead didn't tell ME... Hmph. He has moved back to the top of my list again. :)
Mizshely
USA - Friday, August 13, 2004 at 10:36:39 (EDT)Every Thursday night, downtown San Rafael closes off the
mail street and has a farmer's market. I went last night,
and just as I was finishing dinner, I hear the band start.
And, those first few notes sounded way, way familiar. So I
wandered over, and who should be playing guitar but David
Nelson. And, I knew it without even looking. That was fun,
David. Thanks for the pleasant surprise.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Friday, August 13, 2004 at 07:59:29 (EDT)(((HAPPY DAY tommorrow))) Birthday-Freak JT Jones!! have a Groovy time with the DNB, and all your many well-wishers there or not... Wish I was there in the flesh, but am in spirit :) shakeshakeshake. howl @ the Moon! be safe/ be well/ onweird/ futher/ Peace
mia
hey it's friday, 13! maybe I should buy a lotto tix - Friday, August 13, 2004 at 01:05:49 (EDT)well yasee... the dificulty arises, LaMiz because 'some people' :) don't believe our planet circles Sol but rather believe it circles some other star: like Sirius (sp?) the Dog Star... and then is the Ego-centrics; who believe our World revolves around THEM, and there are the those who never bought into the concept of our Planet circling Sol At All... but maintain Earth is the Center around which All revolves. These differences throws their charts off! heh.
mia
From the Book of Absurd Explainations, pgpg 9: # 10 million 100 - Friday, August 13, 2004 at 00:58:13 (EDT)Uh, that would read or should read, PERSONALITY, cannot type sideways to say my life!
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, August 12, 2004 at 19:53:29 (EDT)Well Mia, being a Scorpio, the astrology books just say pesonality clashes with Leos. Ha! I have enough clashes with people of ALL signs but not with these two particular Leos.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, August 12, 2004 at 19:52:55 (EDT)you mean there are people We're NOT supposed to like? Wow. haha. forgive me LaMiz... made me chuckle. Life would be much less complicated IF there WERE. or do you mean like, as in a lustful way?
mia-being-sassy
USA - Thursday, August 12, 2004 at 19:48:14 (EDT)Hey now! Happy Birthdays to Jon McIntire (August 13) and Jesse James Dryden, August 14. Two of my favorite people. And I'm not supposed to like Leos.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, August 12, 2004 at 18:09:46 (EDT)hey Billy, I thought you were coming by this week. No word, no sign... let me know because I have something for you to cart to Pete Sears. The mother of Koukla,
Mini "ha ha"
USA - Thursday, August 12, 2004 at 10:32:21 (EDT)Cowbunga!
mooorooo
USA - Thursday, August 12, 2004 at 00:59:50 (EDT)Surf's Up!!!
Surf Nazi
Northshore, USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 22:02:47 (EDT)yes, I also getthe ERR messages when on other servers most often when I enter the DNB BBS from the DNC main page, but not here @ home where it s bookmarked. The ERR problem seems to be in the formatting of the pictures. Broken Icons? This machina USED to pop-up that same ERR message; but I think it gave up. It's 1/2 dead; gratefully so... I kickstart the dang thing :)
mia
USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 19:42:04 (EDT)PS on the Rockin' 2 Billys @ Henflings: the cover charge is $10/12 day of show. FWIW there is TOO much good music happening around here this weekend! rains it pours Itellya (NOT complaining, mind) but I am torn on 'whattodowhattodo' just start off on Thursday night dancedancedeance until my pockets' blasted empty I guess :)
mia
USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 19:31:56 (EDT)Does anyone get my messages--that I'm answering or commenting on lots of stuff from previous postings--or is it one long boggy blog? *sigh* my condolences and apologies.
ItsheragainBethita
Sackmo, CA USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 19:28:20 (EDT)Thanks, Newshound! I love the dancefloor at CJack's. Todd G., that group calling itself NRPS *spit!* ain't them! I had to tell lots of people who went to see them at Raley Field here in Sacto, that they weren't really the NRPS. We were all disappointed. The 3 Billyteers? Nahhh...he's having too much fun in the sun to come play. It would be awesome to see them all together, though. The 3 Bs. I still wanna see the rest of the footage from under the seats--just the feet, mousies, dirt and oh, yeah...GREAT MUSIC!!!
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 18:47:01 (EDT)yes, I get the debug messages.
nn
USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 17:54:59 (EDT)Hey Fans...While were on the Rockin' Billies//CCLPA vein, in addition to the Henflings show near da Cruz on 8/17, they also play Constable Jacks in Newcastle 8/18 (there you go Bethy!), 8/19 in Winters @The Palms and 8/20 & 21 in Fairfax at 19 Broadway Nightclub (there you go MIzshely!). So go out and have Too Much Fun!!
NewsHound
Freedom, CA USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 17:48:34 (EDT)Oh Todd, unless you are already planning to go to Sebastopol for other reasons, save your money. Those guys are NOT the New Riders and they will never BE the New Riders. It just bugs the hell out of me that they are still getting away with using the name.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 17:14:44 (EDT)Does anyone besides me get a string of dialog boxes asking if I want to debug errors when I hit the DNB home page or is it just my system? Mookie, you out there? (oops! Of COURSE you are "out there." You're Mookie. I mean, Mookie, can you enlighten me regarding the error messages?).
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 17:12:53 (EDT)Oh, boy, Joe I would not touch that name topic with a ten foot pole! A lot of upset feelings there. Those people who call themselves the New Riders include Rusty Gauthier and Gary Vogensen, who did play in the last version of NRPS. There is a lot of contention here as to whether or not they can use the name. McDuke says No. Others say McDuke said yes. We will see. Mean time, don't waste your money. Thus spake Zarathustra or whatver...
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 17:05:38 (EDT)I just pasted this from the Official New Riders web site:
Where are they now? John Dawson has retired to the hills of Mexico, David Nelson is creating incredible music with his David Nelson Band and Buddy Cage is working with an array of acts including the Brooklyn Cowboys. These three main components of the New Riders' sound reunited in October, 2001 for band archivist Rob Bleetstein's 40th Birthday Bash at the Sweetwater in Mill Valley, California. They performed two highly charged sets, including classic versions of "Garden of Eden" and "Portland Woman."
Todd G.
Forestville, ca USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 16:32:15 (EDT)A couple of years ago, I went to the Rancho Nicasio to see
a band calling themselves "The New Riders of the Purple
Sage." Me and my friends called them "The No Riders..."
I don't remember the story, but apparently Marmaduke owned
the name, and gave the other people permission to use it.
I believe one guy had played in the final line-up of NRPS.
They weren't NRPS, but I had a fun time.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 16:28:17 (EDT)I bet Marmaduke won't even be there.
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 16:19:54 (EDT)In reading some of the last posts, I wanted to respond to where are the new riders now? Well I happened to see that they are playing at the Gravenstein Apple Fair in Sebastopol on Sunday, but I do not know who is in the band besides Dawson? \\
Also regarding the Rockin' Billy's, Billy C. Farlow was the vocalist for Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen. He has a gravelly voice and his songs are great for truck driving, not that I drive one, but they are fun.
Hope to see some of you on Saturday in L-Ville.
Todd G.
Todd G.
Forestville, CA USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 15:18:01 (EDT)Hi kids, I just wanted to share some info about a tour that I booked. Please bear with me. Free-Jazz and World music are in the air. The John Tchicai Trio is on a short tour of OR and Northern CA: 8/14 Platinum - Corvallis; 8/15-16 DISJECTA-Portland; 8/17 Cozmic Pizza-Eugene(no help from Chippy);8/18 Stagedoor Cabaret-Mt.Shasta; 8/21 Palm's Playhouse-Winters; 8/25 Red Devil Lounge- SF. Short and sweet. If you're not at a Nelson gig, try to make it. (Budboy) Tchicai played w/ Coltrane AND Lennon/Ono. Does anyone but me think that free-jazz influenced the GD? (Viola Lee, Dark Star...)Also, I saw FE and was wondering where NRPS was too. It did bring back memories of the Deadheads Festival in Japan in '97 riding a train w/ McDuke and Danko rehearsing "the shape i'm in" & "the weight" Edwin D. Sound-Sub <edwin@emdaudio.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 14:39:15 (EDT)Billy our bass hero... yes, that was the same question I asked Bethy. Methinks the Henflings show is lacking the third Rockin' Billy! now Mizshely- they ARE priceless as of yet, because 'I' am not sure I'll get to be there... hehe. Unless cuz OT Price showed up :) hummm... would it be too pricey IF we BOTH were there? giggle. Doubt-it too much Tennesee prolly!
mia
USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 14:30:37 (EDT)HeyYeah! Happyhappy Joyjoy Jimmy Sanchez! give him a big HUG (((rahrah)) shishBOOM Bah :)
mia
USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 14:20:01 (EDT)Speaking of Commander Cody, HAPPY BIRTHDAY JIM SANCHEZ! The Left Coast drummer for DNB and former Lost Planet Airman, amongst other things. Thank You, Jim, for all the wonderful music you bring to THIS planet, and for all the joy you bring to us all! There is only one SANchez.
Bethy
Sacto, CA USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 12:47:23 (EDT)Bill Kirchen was the guitarist for Comander Cody & His Lost Planet Airman. He wrote the guitar lines to "Hot Rod Lincoln"
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 11:23:06 (EDT)Mia, that's because Billy C. and Billy K. are priceless.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 10:47:11 (EDT)So who in the world are the Rockin' Billy's? Where is Laymon? Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 02:02:52 (EDT)August 17th @ Henflings Hwy9-> The Rockin' Billys: Billy C. Farlow & Billy Kirchen. no tix price mentioned in ad I'm looking @
mia2
USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 01:23:49 (EDT)I read a review of the Fest Express that said; 'other Janis film footage was superior in the critic opinion to that in the Express film" ?? perhaps that reviewer meant the video Joe mentioned...
mia
USA - Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at 01:20:58 (EDT)If you loved Janis in FE, there ARE a few additional
performances from the Canadian Train Trip in Howard Alk's
1974 "Janis." I'm not sure, but I think that film includes
all 14 Janis performances captured on film. It's been out
on video for years.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Tuesday, August 10, 2004 at 20:20:42 (EDT)I'd love to see all the FE films, I, II, III etc. with you and your narrative, LaMizzita! I think we'd have to pop a tub'o non-GMO popcorn, to get through one film, as I wanna hear it ALL. As an aside, I went home and put on my Pearl cd, and there are some bonus tracks added on, and the live Cry, Baby sounds exactly like the one in the film. Yes, I only saw it once, but I'd swear...gotta go see it again before it leaves The Crest in Sacto.
Bethy
Sacmo, CA USA - Tuesday, August 10, 2004 at 14:21:35 (EDT)... no, Really I'm in A GOOD mood ! and the lil birdies are singing... I'm SO happy you got to go see the Festival Film, Bethy :) who knows? more footage may come to light yet... Long time past now: some of the substrate used in film/ tape is not holding up to time well. That was one reason for Dick's Picks to begin production- the vault tapes were falling apart. Disturbing how things we DON'T want to last DO (parkingtickets-libraryfines) while... (wellyaknow-howthat-goes) WiggleOm ladies!
mia
USA - Tuesday, August 10, 2004 at 12:15:39 (EDT)looks like that frikin' spammers been trying out new products... he must be testing parameters of the blocks placed on spammage posting... shove that pill further up yer nose asswipe.
mia
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mizshely
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online pharmacy, online pharmacy online pharmacy - Tuesday, August 10, 2004 at 09:31:40 (EDT)Bethy! When the Festival Express DVD is released, you'll have to come over and we can watch the film together - freeze frame all the good stuff, etc. It'll be fun! Oh, and we can dish out anybody we aren't feeling charitable about that day!
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, August 10, 2004 at 01:14:06 (EDT)When asked by an anthropologist what the Indians called America before
the white men came, an Indian said simply "Ours."
-- Vine Deloria, Jr.
tramadol tramadol <Redl@russia.ru>
New York, NY USA - Tuesday, August 10, 2004 at 00:46:27 (EDT)I thought that's what he said to her! I wasn't sure I could believe my ears. I wish I'd been able to understand what she said back to him, but couldn't. I'll be listening for that next time. You know, it's billed as NRPS, not Acoustic Dead...you need to set 'em straight, PP'nMama! Thanks for all your insight, LaMizzy! There's gotta be some footage salvageable somewhere. So what if the camera was left upside-down for hours on a couch or on the floor filming people's feet and mice scampering around?--as long as the sound was on!
Bethy
Sac, CA USA - Monday, August 09, 2004 at 19:13:50 (EDT)Jerry told Janis he loved her from the moment her first saw her. I don't recall her response. Mizshely
USA - Monday, August 09, 2004 at 16:28:52 (EDT)Acoustic Dead at the time the film was made consisted of Jerry, Bobby, Phil, Marmaduke and Nelson. Marmaduke was the deep bass singer (we used to call him the little dip in the middle-affectionately, of course).
Mizshely
USA - Monday, August 09, 2004 at 16:26:49 (EDT)Oh Bethy, DARE TO DREAM!!! I was at both of those "premiere" type showings and they featured Q&A sessions with the filmmakers. Actually, it was the son of the photog. I think they put as much usable as they had into the film - the photographer was thrown off the train at one point. Also, because the photog was participating in the event, shall we say, a lot of the footage was just trash. By the way, that actually was not the New Riders closing out, it was Acoustic Dead.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, August 09, 2004 at 16:25:31 (EDT)I'm thinking there's gotta be enough footage for a Festival Express II, III...L!
BethySmartiepants
Sacmo, CA USA - Monday, August 09, 2004 at 16:17:14 (EDT)O-tay, Missy...I knew before I saw the film I'd be so overwhelmed by it I wouldn't be looking specifically for THE Dude, and so I didn't spot him. I did, however, enjoy the fact that NRPS closed out the whole shebang. I wanna see footage of 'em, though! It ain't fair! They gotta have a week's worth of footage from that trip...somewhere. Musical footage, that is...besides debauchery. I can't believe how much alcohol was absorbed by their livers in one week! When Danko, Janice, Jer & Bob were jamming/partying, do you recall Jerry saying something to Janice just as someone stepped between the camera and them? I wasn't sure if I'd heard him correctly, and definitely didn't understand what Janice said back to him.
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Monday, August 09, 2004 at 15:57:48 (EDT)That should have been "crux of the matter."
Mizshely
No Excuses For Bad Typing, USA - Monday, August 09, 2004 at 14:50:00 (EDT)Ok, Bethy, enough about Janis Joplin. Now for the real cruz of the matter, did you spot FEARLESS LEADER in the film?
Mizshely
USA - Monday, August 09, 2004 at 14:49:20 (EDT)Just a note to whomever cares--went to see The Festival Express on Fri. night, and it was fantastic! By the time The Flying Burrito Bros. played their first chords, I'd flown outa my seat and was dancing the rest of the movie. Yeah, I know...surprise...not. The interaction between Jer and Janice was so wonderful to watch, and the music was (of course) incredible. I want to see the 48 hrs. of film we didn't see! From Madonna on down, need to genuflect to Janice and be informed of what a real artist can do. Music was just beginning to be the industry it is today, and artists could still be artists. What a concept. I can't waitl to see the movie again and again!
Bethy
Sack-a-mento, CA USA - Monday, August 09, 2004 at 13:27:21 (EDT)Pat - this year's Jerry Day concert was extra special because of you and Grapefruit Ed. Estimated Attendance was around 1300-1500 for the whole day. We should pat all of ourselves on the back for a job well done. Thanks to you and many others the word is getting out about Jerry Day, the Mclaren Park Amphitheater and the Excelsior District, Jerry's Childhood Neighborhood. Next year's event is already in the planning stages. August 7, 2005 at the McLaren Park Amphitheater. Keep checking jerryday.org for more details on the event and future fundraisers...
Thomas Murphy
Excelsior District, San Francisco
Jerry Day Chairman/Promoter
jerrydaysf@hotmail.com
www.jerryday.org Thomas Murphy <jerrydaysf@hotmail.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Sunday, August 08, 2004 at 23:01:29 (EDT)Pat - this year's Jerry Day concert was extra special because of you and Grapefruit Ed. Estimated Attendance was around 1300-1500 for the whole day. We should pat all of ourselves on the back for a job well done. Thanks to you and many others the word is getting out about Jerry Day, the Mclaren Park Amphitheater and the Excelsior District, Jerry's Childhood Neighborhood. Next year's event is already in the planning stages. August 7, 2005 at the McLaren Park Amphitheater. Keep checking jerryday.org for more details on the event and future fundraisers...
Thomas Murphy
Excelsior District, San Francisco
Jerry Day Chairman/Promoter
jerrydaysf@hotmail.com
www.jerryday.org Thomas Murphy <jerrydaysf@hotmail.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Sunday, August 08, 2004 at 23:01:20 (EDT)I sure do hope ya'll fine DBN friends and freakies got to see the TOMMY show->in SF @ 12 Galaxies Aug 12 or in d'Cruz @ the Rio on Aug 13th... I know Area 101 will be captivating all DBN orbits on the 14th as it Well Should! (((HIPPY-Daze James))) but THAT Tommy Musical is Totally Radically Excellent... can't say enuf praise. GGGogoggo-TTTommytommytommy :)
mia
USA - Sunday, August 08, 2004 at 16:02:47 (EDT)Hey BudBoy thanks for the poster.!!!I got it yesterday.Hope you two have fun at Dead On The Creek.
Chris Chambers
USA - Sunday, August 08, 2004 at 14:15:44 (EDT)Just passing this along I think I just saw a ad about a special about the FLYING BURRITOS BROS to be on CMT TOMORROW about 6 OR 7pm.I heard Devil in Disguise and turned to the t.v. to see scratchy old film of Gram himself.I think its series called Lost Highways.
Stampede56
De' range, USA - Saturday, August 07, 2004 at 08:17:13 (EDT)LONG Live the DEAD! must be an audio-ghost he heard... Have a Super Groovy time this Weekend, DNB :) get Grapefruit Ed down to d'Cruz, Pat!
mia
USA - Friday, August 06, 2004 at 22:22:26 (EDT)Friends, the Jerry Day Birthday celebration in San Francisco, this past Sunday was a rockin' good time with some tasty bands playing.
Grapefruit Ed hit a crowd of nearly 1000 with this set. Shakedown St- Things Have Changed- Brown Eyed Women-Big River- Sugaree- Run For The Roses- Tough Mama> Lookout Joe
Scarlet Begonias> Estimated Prophet> Other One> GDTRFB> Gloria------US Blues
we all had fun. Next years will be fun. And I sure hope the David Nelson Band is part of it!
Pat
Oakland, USA - Friday, August 06, 2004 at 22:03:33 (EDT)Hey skeeter, whatcha been smokin' bro?
enquiring mind
USA - Friday, August 06, 2004 at 19:30:48 (EDT)Who else is playing wit the Rowan Bros back east? I'm pretty certain its not Garcia. cant wait to hear the CD!!!
skeeter
USA - Friday, August 06, 2004 at 17:15:20 (EDT)I'm packin' up the truck & getting ready to go !!!
Wake The Dead kicks off the festivities tonight @ 7PM.
Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson & Lorin Rowan's Left Coast
Friends (Including Barry & Jimmy) Saturday Night. Yipeee!!!
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Friday, August 06, 2004 at 14:38:36 (EDT)Yes there are one day passes. Go to "www.deadonthecreek.com"
Or call Uncle John @ (707) 459-3015
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Friday, August 06, 2004 at 14:34:05 (EDT)Yes, it is the same Rowan Brothers. I saw them last week and they were wonderful, as always. and still gorgeous, which doesn't hurt. If you go, ask them whatever happened to their electric suits!
Mizshely
USA - Friday, August 06, 2004 at 13:50:02 (EDT)Chris and Lorin, brothers of Peter. It'll sound great for sure. Are there one day passes?
Bo
USA - Friday, August 06, 2004 at 12:22:03 (EDT)Does anyone know if thats the same rowan brothers with peter rowan that barry anf mooky are playing with? GARCIA?? Phil, kruetzman?? Sounds like the Dead but with great vocals.
skeeter
oakland, ca USA - Friday, August 06, 2004 at 11:49:40 (EDT)WooooHooooo, I get to see Barry play this weekend!!! Looking forward to a sweet time with good friends new and old.
Dude with a long drive <CallininsicktobeHappy@theCreek>
LA, CA USA - Friday, August 06, 2004 at 03:47:21 (EDT)BETHY- I forgot the first verse of that poem I 'E'ed to you earlier... the thing actually starts off: Legends walk the Earth at night- bearing Sword (Ax?) of Honor bright... Past come Forward- join the New... Now dies fast by Karma slew...from the landfill :)
mia- my ancestors are Wolves :)
USA - Thursday, August 05, 2004 at 21:10:16 (EDT)I would imagine many colonials in Britian and USA appropriated old painting and dubbed them 'Ancestors' :)
mia
USA - Thursday, August 05, 2004 at 21:03:30 (EDT)Oh Mia, you are too funny. I wasn't thinkning of dressing this band in period costumes, just posing them with their instruments and a few assorted fans, in the manner of Nightwatch. I remember when I first met the late, great Rex Jackson, he was moving in to a new house and had bought a print of "Man in a Golden Helmet" to hang up on the bedroom wall. I asked who it was and he told me it was his grandfather. Oh, God, I almost believed him!
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, August 05, 2004 at 14:01:01 (EDT)Oops! was I ever off with those dates... that vanEych fellow lived 200 years approx. BEFORE Rembrandt, and he was Flemish, NOT Dutch... so that won't work :) even in Hollywood! BTW the Dutch Masters gig was in the 1600's- much later than I thought.
mia
USA - Thursday, August 05, 2004 at 12:38:58 (EDT)The Reformation of Europe which helped free its' commoners from the tyranny of Church and State combined that was Catholicism of that era... The developement of personal spiritual relationship is thought by scholors to have been provoked by contaminated grain harvests-- the majority of European rye was infected with ERGOT... the People saw God that winter!
mia
USA - Thursday, August 05, 2004 at 12:04:46 (EDT)wellhey! Misheley :) Holland of the Late Middle Ages could be the time and location for DNB the Movie! I'm sure everyone would enjoy being in Amsterdam for a few scenes... Nelson could play Rembrant (sp?) yeahIknow... lessee- Laymon play Jan VanEyck? (spelled something like that...) All the band's gentlemen would def. look Handsomly Authetic in garb of the times. Have you noticed that Art History is the ONLY class I'm lacking for a Fine Arts degree? hah.
mia
USA - Thursday, August 05, 2004 at 11:53:20 (EDT)Photos 31 and 36 (David and Mookie, respectively) look very Rembrandt Van Rijn. They look good enough to be in the Rijksmuseum (did I spell that right? Haven't been there in years). I think the next time this merry band comes your way, you should gather them together with their instruments and pose them like "Nightwatch." That would be very, very cool. Just my opinion, of course. That sometime stylist and artistic director (yea, sure),
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, August 05, 2004 at 10:39:37 (EDT)Greg, Charlie didn't come along. Jimmy Sanchez, who is the drummer for Flying Other Brothers, sat in. He did a great job!
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Thursday, August 05, 2004 at 07:23:14 (EDT)Nice set lists. Nice pictures too : ) Was Charlie there? Didn't see him in any of the pictures. Speaking of Dutch masters, saw an exibit a few years back at the National Gallery of Art that had some amazing paintings. 13th century perhaps? Can't remember, but wow, Good Stuff!!
Greg
Fairfax, VA Earth - Thursday, August 05, 2004 at 00:46:40 (EDT)Thanks for the set lists SOUNDAWG!!!
otto
duluth, wa USA - Wednesday, August 04, 2004 at 20:16:19 (EDT)Mia, yu'z right about the pictures being so pensive, artistic and like paintings--with the shadow and light just perfectly cast. Btw, someone is changing photos on the pages, because there are some beautiful different ones that have been added since I last took a gander. The guys look beeeeauteeeeeful! How'd the photographer do THAT? hee-hee. http://www.photosamericana.com
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Wednesday, August 04, 2004 at 18:07:52 (EDT)"days that used to be" was real fine too!
tricia
USA - Wednesday, August 04, 2004 at 15:34:42 (EDT)Speaking of Kerouac, David had the best extended jam that I've ever seen or heard him play in that song. Thank goodness that they haven't forgotten that little gem!!
What a tune! What a show!! What a band!!!
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Wednesday, August 04, 2004 at 14:47:53 (EDT)Well alright, I am mighty glad to see that Billy still remembers Kerouac!! We missed his soul on the last left coast swing. I thought maybe his voice could be hurting because he only sang three tunes on the four day run. Your sky looks the same to me... Peace to all who sail the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Wednesday, August 04, 2004 at 02:10:29 (EDT)Wowie-Kazowie: those photosamerica pictures were INTENSE! I think I got a better look @ DNB's players than I ever have standing next to any of them- talking OR drawing :) their complex face expressions reminded me of the dutch matsters paintings.
mia
USA - Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at 20:38:06 (EDT)the david nelson band "REPORTING FOR DUTY SUMMER TOUR " setlists .... 7-31-04 peachs grill yellow springs , ohio panama red > free mexican airforce > panama red * louis colins * any naked eye * cumberland blues * days that used to be * john hardy's wedding * rag mama rag * 2nd set * fable of a chosen one * kerouac * road to armageddon > dirty business > wicked messenger * it makes no difference * love is all you need/put a lil love in your heart *
8-1-04 universal church of love & music acme, pa. diamond joe * wind & rain * peggy-o * slidin delta * henry * iko iko * wizards son > edge of the wire * hippie from olema * the wheel * rocky road blues
the sound dawg
USA - Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at 20:29:43 (EDT)WOW!!!! Those are absolutely spectacular!!! Just extraordinary.
B
USA - Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at 20:01:38 (EDT)Saw DNB in Yellow Springs. First time live and they did not dissapoint. Even turned my uncle onto them. I wish these guys spent more time in the midwest. Hope they do some shows this winter when I can make it out west. If anyone can help me out w/ a copy of the Yellow Springs show please let me know.
luomathebear <sedandeliverer@hotmail.com>
Burton, oh USA - Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at 19:45:07 (EDT)Some great photos from last weekend of the dudes. http://www.photosamericana.com Great stuff!!!
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at 19:11:43 (EDT)This Saturday, August 7, Barry and Jimmy Sanchez will be playing with Lorin Rowan's Left Coast Extravaganza at Dead on the Creek in Willits at 8PM. Chris Rowan and Doug Harmon (on cello AND piano) will also be in the band as well as few other of Lorin's musical friends. It's a three day camping event Fri-Sun. Saturday's lineup also features Chris Hillman and Herb Pederson as well as Caroline Herring. Music starts @ noon. More info at www.deadonthecreek.com.
DNB
CA USA - Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at 18:56:16 (EDT)Great photos KOOK! thankyou mucho :) I was gonna take the Dog-Toy Test but I was afraid the Public Library's web-censor might shut me down... the DNB pix were sweeter than jerky... ummm, honey I mean! I'm off and sunning-->
mia
USA - Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at 17:24:31 (EDT)Great photos and wonderful review on your site, Kook! Thanks so much!!! You really been getting people laid since 2004? You're one busy dude...having a great time at DNB/F gigs!
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at 14:49:01 (EDT)The Yellow Springs show was mighty fine. Every time I see these guys, it's a ragin party!
My buddies taped the show and you can get the Bit Torrent at http://www.beefjerkygood.com
Dig it like garden! Kook
OH USA - Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at 13:34:31 (EDT)All together now, "THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A DNB/F CONCERT!!!
Bethy
Sac, CA USA - Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at 13:07:33 (EDT)I agree with Tricia. The boys were on fire Saturday in Yellow Springs. The jams were just amazing!! Fantastic versions of every song!! It was great seeing Brad and Tricia (happy anniversary!!), Tom Sweeney, and everyone else. I can't wait till the next one!!!
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at 12:53:12 (EDT)Had the BEST time in Yellow Springs, thanks guys for another incredible show!The place was packed with everyone smiling and dancing all night. What a party! Great to see old friends and meet so many new ones. We love you!
Tricia & Brad <triciawoo@aol>
USA - Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at 12:06:22 (EDT)David Gans plays Henflings this Wens. 4th( tix $10/12$) TOMMY the Stage Musical open @ the Rio SC on Aug. 7th (tix $15/20$) seems like Everything is sliding down to the end of Summer... Mucho fine music-good times going :) I drew sketches of The Road Hogs last Fri. 'supossed to be posted on their site @somepoint? A pleasant evening with lovely people is always The Best. I'm a'longing for long nap tho'. Late hours/ Early AM's yawnnnns (((snoozey-lou freakies))) to DreamDreamDream... whereever I want you, whenever I miss you-- Dream dreamdreamDream...
mia
USA - Monday, August 02, 2004 at 22:45:00 (EDT)Excuse me people, but making excuses for Barry Melton
isn't necessary. I saw him play with Joe MacDonald less
than 2 years ago, and he was busy as an attorney then.
Just as he was busy as an attorney in 1994, when he agreed
to play with the rest of them, and then stormed off the
stage of the Fillmore. As Joe said then, and as I say now,
"How sad."
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Monday, August 02, 2004 at 19:11:14 (EDT)Not to get picky, but last I heard, Barry Melton was working for the PD's office in Yolo County, which is near Sacramento, not San Francisco. I could be wrong (and I sometimes am) but that's my story and I'm stickin' to it.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, August 02, 2004 at 17:47:12 (EDT)I hear that Barry, currently working as a lawyer for the city of S.F. DA's office is just too busy with his work to even consider touring with the bamd...at this point. Of course things do change with time...Had some friends catch them up in Grants Pass who said they were wonderful and LOUD!!!
Hey SoundDawwgy, how were the showzz and when is the Sept. west coast tour to be announced??
NewsHound
Freedom, CA USA - Monday, August 02, 2004 at 17:08:38 (EDT)Mizshely - In person, the Country Joe Band does most of
"Electric Music for the Mind and Body." So, yes, to
Section 43 and Martha Lorraine and Masked Marauder
and Janis. There's reason, a good reason, that I've
caught this band 3 times so far. And, with David Bennett
Cohen being as good on guitar as he is on keyboards, I
didn't miss "The Fish." Sad that he wasn't there, but
that's Barry Melton's problem, not the rest of the guys.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Monday, August 02, 2004 at 15:27:43 (EDT)Hey! I wrangled a ticket to THE FESTIVAL EXPRESS!!!! hookey player that I am :) went to RockNRoll Church this AM for a matinee! heyehey.... So FUN, sad-funny-energetic and heart-pulling all directions the whole time- I wouldn't want to miss it... catch tha train IF You Can, folks :) People get ready- the Train is Coming. Happy Day, Jerry-mon.
mia
USA - Sunday, August 01, 2004 at 22:36:23 (EDT)Not bad at all ; ) Thanks.
cg
USA - Sunday, August 01, 2004 at 17:58:16 (EDT)David's friends for the party are Barry, Billy, Pete Sears, and Jimmy Sanchez. Not a bad bunch of friends to have around!!
Fran <tiedye2@earthlink.net>
Laytonville, CA USA - Sunday, August 01, 2004 at 15:38:11 (EDT)Does anyone know who the 'friends' of DN&F will include for the party? Sounds like fun.
cg
USA - Sunday, August 01, 2004 at 13:27:11 (EDT)HAPPY "JERRY" DAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Sunday, August 01, 2004 at 13:00:00 (EDT)Advance notice: the late, great "God" was in a band called The Redlegs (long story) and a film was made about them.It will be shown September 11 at the Rafael theatre. The band is referred to as hippie pirates. "An ode to personal freedom, the film focuses on Joe Tate, a resourceful pillar of the waterfront community who also heads a rock band called The Red Legs. The adventures of Joe and his friends often seem spontaneous and improvised, and the unpolished quality of the performances is part of the films considerable charm. Last Free Ride is an authentically independent film well worth discovering on the eve of its 30th anniversary."
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, August 01, 2004 at 12:50:42 (EDT)Oh Joe! I completely forgot about Country Joe. I used to LOVE "Section 43." Did they play it?
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, August 01, 2004 at 12:44:23 (EDT)As "they" say, "a day late and a concert short." I have
this thing for 60s hippie music, and the Country Joe
Band was in Fairfax on Saturday night, and today, Sunday,
I'm forced to go to Sonoma to see The Jefferson Starship.
At least I finally got my money order to send to James
Taylor Jones, cuz of all those 60's hippie music bands,
there's one in particular that I can't get enough of. Who
else is camping with DN&F?
Joe
San Rafael,, CA USA - Sunday, August 01, 2004 at 12:02:11 (EDT)Wow, wish I was going to either tonights or tomorrow nights shows. Both seem like fun places to see some music.
Greg
Fairfax, USA - Sunday, August 01, 2004 at 00:50:07 (EDT)well, Joe, there is a cool event happening tonight at the Flatiron in San Rafael. My friend, John Casey is playing there along with Danny Morrison. They are very. very good eclectic musicians who have been around for-ever. Saturday, July 31, the Flatiron Sports Bar, 724 B St., San Rafael, 9:30 p.m. (It's Saturday night! Stay up late!) Sunday, August 1, the Old Western Saloon, Point Reyes Station, 2 p.m. (Rumor has it that the first few friends that show up will get a drink on the house...a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon!) Anyway, I will be at the Flatiron because it's high time I gave "John Crazy" the pleasure of my company!
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, July 31, 2004 at 15:35:50 (EDT)A company is known by the men it keeps.
lipitor Executive ability is prominent in your make-up.
lipitor <Killerm@wearethechampions.com>
Miami, NY USA - Saturday, July 31, 2004 at 13:45:44 (EDT)Ohmygawd. After 30 years in Marin, I finally missed my
very first Bay Area hippie music/cultural event. Bad,
bad Dead Head; no DNB for me tonight.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Saturday, July 31, 2004 at 12:07:34 (EDT)Great Site! I love it. I'll be back soon! I like this site too: http://www.toshain.com/ painting painting <Jelly5@gmx.com>
San Diego, CA USA - Friday, July 30, 2004 at 23:45:23 (EDT)Make that precinct--with a "c"--sorry!
Bethyoopsy
USA - Friday, July 30, 2004 at 21:01:20 (EDT)...and the difference between not voting and stating that you're not voting would be...? Is it because there isn't a place on the ballot to state that you're not voting, going to be a reason not to vote? JFK was elected by one vote per precint...wasn't the last "election" a lesson in a vote counting(--provided it's counted)? Wouldn't choosing "None of the Above" be the same as standing around and pointing to whomever's voting and stating "He/she's voting for me."?--in other words allowing someone else to decide your vote for you...??? Why? Too many people are still fighting for our votes to be counted for me not to take part. I'm trying to understand this...
Bethy
Sacramento, CA USA - Friday, July 30, 2004 at 21:00:16 (EDT)President Reagan has noted that there are too many economic pundits and
forecasters and has decided on an excess prophets tax.
paxil paxil <Casey1@hello.com>
New York, NY USA - Friday, July 30, 2004 at 18:28:09 (EDT)when will the add selection three.... none of te above to vote for
tricky dicky
USA - Friday, July 30, 2004 at 16:20:10 (EDT)Great idea Otto! Count me in and everyone I can pack along with me. The DNB "Make your vote count tour"
Duckie
Eugene, OR USA - Friday, July 30, 2004 at 15:19:32 (EDT)WELL WE LOADED UP THE TRUCK AND WE'VE MOVED TO BEVERLEY....
wait a minute, we're going to yellow springs. thats right the mookster and myself are heading out. pickin up our boys at the airport tonight. see ya all in o-high-o tomorrow
the sound dawg & the mookster !
USA - Friday, July 30, 2004 at 12:35:17 (EDT)Anyone catch Mavis Staples singing at the DNC?
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 20:21:07 (EDT)I now go out of my way to tell people that I'm a DEADHEAD!(or an old hippie)and that I vote!!!!!If you don't vote you might as well not talk cuz I can't hear you!So I would like to count the heads for a NW DNB tour to ROCK THE VOTE!!Like Hunter sang at oregon 04 dead "one way or another we got to get this S.O.B.out of office"BRING ON THE DNB!I'm sure Zion would bring a few friends,Duckie I know would go,I would bring a bunch o heads and maybe we could register everybody to vote who isn't!"do you think we can work it on out?change the whole proposition about?I'm in no positionfor an act a sedition BUT I REALLY LOVE TO SCEAM AND SHOUT
otto <hippiesrcool.com>
confusion USA - Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 19:32:27 (EDT)Yes, Joe, I was talking to YOU. Read down 8 posts on this very board... Oy! You can lead a horse to water, "but," as "son of God" used to say, "you can't push him in the pool."
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 16:42:00 (EDT)You talking to me, Mizshely? If so, no one invited me
to any Rowan Bros in-studio KPFA gig. Heh. Just wait
'til I get my hands on Da Flower Punk for NOT inviting me.
Then again, when I saw Peter Rowan and Tony Rice a few
weeks back, your absense was noted too.
Joe
San Rafael,, CA USA - Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 15:27:09 (EDT)Hey! So many of the "usual suspects" were at KPFA last night (for the Rowan Brothers on the Grateful Dead hour) that Joe stuck out in his absence. It was a great show. Good to see Mr. Gans, as always, and of course, the Rowan Brothers. I had to laugh when someone asked Lorin if he ever did gigs with his "father" (they meant Peter). Ray and Ethel, JC Juanis, Lyn Scholz (nicknamed "So-called Lyn" by Mookie), etc. were all there. Watch for the CD. Should be good.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 14:54:49 (EDT)According to James, the answer to who he is: Human being, Artist, Deadhead. That pretty much sums it up ;)
I don't think James has ever lived in Olema, but was living out his car with 2 large dogs in various places around Marin county for a while around '87 or '88. He was born in Pasadena, raised in Elizabeth City, NC, and hitchhiked back out to Pasedena around '67. He moved to Santa Cruz in early '70's to attend UCSC, got his degree in Creative Writing, and then fell into a hard core coke addiction for many years in Santa Cruz. When the coke and money and credit all ran out, he moved to Marin and lived on a friend's couch in Fairfax, then in his car, while in recovery. After that, he lived in Corte Madera, Berkeley (where I met him in '91 at a Wavy Gravy peace rally during the 1st Gulf War), Gualala, Aurora NC, Richmond CA, San Anselmo, Penngrove, and then we bought our dream place in the country up here in Laytonville in '01.
Fran Harris <tiedye2@earthlink.net>
Laytonville, CA USA - Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 13:03:07 (EDT)LOL. Like Mizshely, I used to vehemently deny being a
Dead Head. But, after about my 100th show, I quit
kidding myself. But, that was then, and this is DNB time!
I ran into Barry a few weeks ago in San Rafael, and said
something like, "Hey Barry, don't let it go to your head,
but I saw the Dead at Shoreline and have to admit that DNB
moves me more." Aha...full circle; I'm not a Dead Head.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 12:31:01 (EDT)Congratulations Tricia and Brad on your 25th anniversary!!! Here's wishing you many more!! See you Saturday!!
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 11:31:20 (EDT)Okay, so my question of the evening: who is James Taylor Jones? Might he be a transplanted Olemian? I am happy to say that I now know who Barak Obama is and was moved by his speech at the convention last night. Peace to all who sail the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 02:25:28 (EDT)More on the Rowan Brothers: Chris and Lorin will be playing live on KPFA 94.1 FM tonight (Wednesday, July 28) between 9-10 PM (PDT) on David Gans' "Dead to the World" show. The show will be webcast live via www.kpfa.org, so even if you're not in CA you can still tune in.
Lyn
Corte Madera, CA USA - Wednesday, July 28, 2004 at 10:55:40 (EDT)This isn't entirely off-topic because Barry and Mookie are on the Rowan Brothers' new cd. The Rowan Brothers (Chris and Lorin) are performing 'LIVE' in studio, KPFA Radio 94.1, tomorrow night, Wednesday, 9-10pm w/DJ David Gans. According to the email I received "In-studio audience welcome and/or tune in for show." Here's the url for an "ecard" about the Rowans new cd "Now and Then" scheduled for release in September:
http://www.rowanbrothers.com/ecard/index.html
Lyn
Corte Madera, CA USA - Tuesday, July 27, 2004 at 16:22:51 (EDT)I'm not a good Deadhead, Mizsheley... I never go anywhere! and being Stoned & Easy has gotten me in Serious Trouble FAR too many times :)on the other hand... I'm just as bad a Christian; a Lifstyle I've pursued for at least as long as that of The Greatful Dead Fan. Problem is; I think, I've been taught and medicated Not to be Delusional, and as I mentioned prior, living your Fantasy can be hazardous to one's Life.
mia
USA - Tuesday, July 27, 2004 at 13:07:16 (EDT)you're not pulling no empty freight, eh? La Miz :) I miss my Dad's LazyBoy recliner; guarenteed to have boo-coup change between the cushions! I've been told one can make minimum wage dumpster diving for an 8 hour day? I DID actaully ASK A MAN to take me to the movies- heavenstobob! THAT was Daring of me! but he said No, he wasn't gonna be around- BUT he would give me movie money IF I wanted to go. But that won't work cause of the late hour+distance home. Coming to Town on Aug. 4th: David Gans is playing @ Henflings, a Night of 3 singer songwriters. That'll be fun show also, I'm sure. I heard Henflings has a new owner?
mia
USA - Tuesday, July 27, 2004 at 12:49:04 (EDT)Mia, check all your pockets! Look in every purse. In sofa cushions. Everywhere. Soda bottles. I have done a bit of THAT in my time. As for not telling your boss you are a dead head, etc., I lucked out this past time - my current boss told me HE was a fan and if I needed "time to travel," I should "just ask." However, *I* am NOT a Dead Head (but I do like the music).
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, July 27, 2004 at 11:15:56 (EDT)I mean, I rented to the Tour Rats ALOT, but only got 'skunked' bad by them a couple of times (room SO dirty it took 4 housekeepers 2+ hours to clean so I could re-rent that room)... Times the owners found out about anyway!
mia correction
USA - Tuesday, July 27, 2004 at 01:18:23 (EDT)whalll, I tell ya one thing I found out Otto... when you work for a Hotle Corporation- you don't DARE admit to even Knowing WHO the Grateful Dead ARE! much less 'being a fan'! I came so close to getting FIRED more than once because I rented rooms to Tour Rats... but only a couple of times :) Admitting to like Sci-Fi is somewhat like confessing to mental illness-- one instantly loses ALL credibility! Branded a perennial adolesent?
mia
USA - Tuesday, July 27, 2004 at 01:14:54 (EDT)Mizseley! NO, I didn't KNOW about the show... and worst DRAT! I'm brokebrokebroke... wwhaaaah! Is it one night only? hummmm... where's my tin cup and kazoo? shitdangdoodle. rats.cats.bats. Maybe I can sell some of my artwork... ohwell. (((Thanks tho for telling me anyway)))
mia
USA - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 23:33:20 (EDT)Mia - Festival Express - Sant Cruz - Nickolodeon Theatre - July 30. You probably already know.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 18:35:40 (EDT)One of the first things I learned was,dont tell the boss you are a deadhead if you want time off,and never tell anybody you are a trekkie nerd,ever!
otto <vulcan.com>
wayout, wa USA - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 18:29:39 (EDT)jughead musta got stuck with a shiskabob! :)
mia
USA - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 18:27:05 (EDT)asdgdathjtym tyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyysyj
jugghead <junic76@hotmail.com>
caribbean - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 15:31:08 (EDT)Hi Mizsheley! "Shame Train" is one of Iowa City's local bands. (http://www.goiowacity.com/fncs/bandprofile.asp?Band_Name=Shame Train) When was the last time you came out to the midwest? Come have fun in Ohio!
Tricia
USA - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 12:59:29 (EDT)Hey Everyone,
Just a ditto on the Festival Express film, Tom and I saw it in San Francisco at the Bridge over the weekend and it really rocked. Go see this film, there is exceptional performance footage and you will see some of our favorite folks for who they are on a magical journey that truly is the Festival Express. We felt as though we'd not only been to a movie but a festival as well. The applause after each performance segment would seem to have others agree. And by the way, thanks for the heads up on the clip of David Nelson in the Crowd Scene, it was great to see a clip from the past but we're really looking forward to seeing him and all the boys in person again soon so keep on truckin Dave, keep on truckin...We're hoping for a showing of the film here in Arcata soon as well, should we all be asking The Minor Theatre when?
With Bright Blessings for Positive Summer Vibes to all.
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit and Tom <sharshark@cox.net>
Arcata, CA USA - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 12:17:34 (EDT)hey, Mia, "Son of God" is 23. It took him a little while to decide he wanted to drive. He spent his Santa Cruz years on the "Shame train."
Mizshely
USA - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 11:55:27 (EDT)We can't wait BobP, I'll email you with the hotel/flight info.Hopefully we'll all meet up before the show. Who else is onboard for Ohio? Burt,are you there?
Tricia
Iowa City, IA USA - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 11:39:03 (EDT)Otto, I thought it was wheeeeeeeee! But ever since you told me he was your friend, I've gotten over it!!! Tricia, only 5 more shopping days till DNB!!!! Bring 'em on!!!
Bob P
Cleveland, OH USA - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 11:09:44 (EDT)hey that PA gig sounds like it will be groovy! that one you're going to Greg? I love the venue's name: 'The Church of Universal Love and Music' was that it? Can ya Dig it! covers all the righteous things IMO :)
mia-g'night
USA - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 01:25:53 (EDT)ahhh... but, GREG! isn't William Shatner Canadian? why we've uncovered another Conspiracy!! so clost to our nation's capital too... hehehe Yes, Mizheley, I was refering to that Star Trek episode :) in fact, I may have it right here on VidoeDisk! I AM Vegir! Son of God is only 16?
mia
USA - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 01:21:06 (EDT)Hey, I was just thinking that too about Star Trek! Mia, nope, it's the Canadian pronunciation of the acronym.
Greg
Fairfax, You- Es Eh? - Monday, July 26, 2004 at 00:16:06 (EDT)Mia, are you referring to the Star Trek film where they were looking for Vee-Juhr all through the film and come to find out it was an old Voyager capsule missing some of the middle letters? Not that the world will stop tomorrow if I don't get an immediate answer... by the way, Son of God now has his driver's license... look out, California!
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, July 25, 2004 at 23:35:10 (EDT)GREG-- isn't that 'Veegir'? not Vee-eh
mia
sticky, sandy keys, beach - Sunday, July 25, 2004 at 19:21:58 (EDT)it is so very kind and gracious of you and B-Day hubby :) to arrainge tis shidig and put an invite up to (((BBSFreakiesDNB))) Fa'll be nice to them now, floks... don't leave any trash or collateral damage behind!
mia
USA - Sunday, July 25, 2004 at 19:20:17 (EDT)Hey now ... Fran here, wife of the lucky birthday boy. A few of you who called have asked about when you can arrive. We checked it out with the owner of the venue, and he has no problem with people showing up Friday evening to camp out. The party itself will begin at 2pm on Saturday, but feel free to show up early, set up camp, and get settled in before the long day of music begins. And we very much recommend coming early and staying late - there will be a lot of wonderful musicians performing all afternoon and evening. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Fran Harris <tiedye2@earthlink.net>
Laytonville, CA USA - Sunday, July 25, 2004 at 14:12:58 (EDT)An event I thought some of you DNB fans may be interested in. coolers welcome, vending and food booths at event.
Grapefruit Ed plays the 1:30-3;30 slot with plenty of JGB tunes.
SECOND ANNUAL JERRY DAY CELEBRATION
San Francisco, CA: McLaren Park Amphitheater 08/01/04
Info: 2nd Annual Excelsior District Jerry Garcia B-day Celebration This exciting event will bring two things together - A celebration and tribute to the Excelsior Districts most famous native son, Jerry Garcia, and the newly refurbished McLaren Park Amphitheater.
Artists: Grapefruit Ed, The Mystery Cats, Michael John Ahern, Paul Taylor and The Montara Mountain Boys. All Ages Free Event!
Festival Website: http://www.jerryday.org
E-mail: jerrydaysf@hotmail.com
Phone: 415-585-8005
Pat
Oakland, USA - Sunday, July 25, 2004 at 13:03:29 (EDT)Amazing; I asked and I received. Or will, in mid-August. <==== ain't it cool how things work out sometimes? Gotta love it!
Greg
Fairfax, Veee, eh? Earth - Sunday, July 25, 2004 at 02:22:57 (EDT)OhMY! when you prayed- It Rained Wonderfully Upon Us, Joe (((Good Job)))The BigMcFeeintheSky must like you :) sounds wyafun!
mia
USA - Saturday, July 24, 2004 at 17:36:51 (EDT)Oh. What a relief. I really did think my head was going
to explode without DNB, but a camping trip with DN&F ought
to work just as well. Thanks David, Barry, Billy, Pete
and Jimmy (or whoever the Friends are.) Amazing; I asked
and I received. Or will, in mid-August. Thank you so much.
And, Happy Birthday, James Taylor Jones. Nice gift you're
getting. And, thanks for inviting us to the party!
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Saturday, July 24, 2004 at 16:14:25 (EDT)David Nelson and Friends will be playing a 60th Birthday Party for James Taylor Jones at Area 101, just north of Laytonville on Sat Aug 14. A limited number of invitations will be available to our fans for an advance donation of $30. Tickets will not be available at the door. Price includes tent camping, vegan dinner and soft drinks. There will be an after hours campfire party. No RVs or campers please. For info call James or Fran @ 707- 984-6881 or 707-223-1155. The party begins at 2PM. Flying Other Brothers play at 8 and DNF at 9:45. Phil McGee and Seventh Direction will be before FOBs. Hope to see ya'll!
DNF
CA USA - Saturday, July 24, 2004 at 13:49:01 (EDT)Oops! I had no idea fruitcake lady passed on. Or maybe that is just what "they" want us to believe... sorry if I offended anyone but some of her musings offended ME... No WONDER she didn't answer my email!
Mizshely
USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 23:26:42 (EDT)Art Bell! Whoah! :) now he's another some think is a crank- and others believe him to be right-on it... One of those 'Lead A Horse To Water, But Can't Make Them Drink' sorta things.
mia
USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 23:15:03 (EDT)oh my god it's 103 in the northwest,but its a dry heat:)with the wind chill,its only 94!brew fest this weekend in portland in 95 degree heat does not sound to fun.I guess I will just have to crank up Art Bell's favorite band DNB from 06/09/01 blackmans backyard,thats how soundawg introduced the band for the second set.(Bob P.this is the keeeeeey sceamers house)never had such a good time.can't wait for the festival express.Have a good weekend everybody.
otto
hubs of hell, wa USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 19:37:07 (EDT)On that same radio station I often enjoyed 'The Psychotic Garden' or 'Gardener? an elderly-sounding creaky-voiced guy narrated the show... he would put me to sleep so very sweetly :) I'd nod-off with his nattering about Slime-Molds...
mia3
USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 16:10:09 (EDT)Running across town; to the Library, it occured to me that the Ecosystem itself is A Conspiracy of sorts... I used to catch Mabe Russell (?) is your spelling correct NewsHound? possible: as EyekantSpeelWrrchiet... That sorta thing (conspiracy-theories) IMO is kinda like relgious beliefs-- they are a personal matter?
mia2bad
USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 16:09:01 (EDT)AWhhGeeWiz! I thought Daltrey and Townsend were gonna start a SuperGroup with Mickey, Bobby, and Phil and it was to be called: 'Who's Dead?' ... Sheesh-- I guess I better call my bookie Pronto!
mia
USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 15:54:56 (EDT)Linda Rondstadt is a threat to the GOP!Just like John Lennon was to Nixon!NEWSFLASH!Roger Daltry and Pete Townsend to form new supergroup with Paul and Ringo!We needed a drummer and bass player and they was available said Daltry.The group will be called the WhoBeats!pictures at eleven!
Stampede56
De' range, USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 15:47:21 (EDT)Meanwhile, for those who wish to hear alternative newzz, I suggest Dave Emory on KKUP-91.5 Monday's at 9PM. He carries the torch where Mae left off, and always reports things never told by mainstream media. These folks are not crazy-per say...ok, maybe a little, but overall present info we need to be aware of to truely consider all sides in any situation. Many in power have far reaching connections whiich go back to nazi's, not least of which is bush family. Don't believe it? Then dare to search ''bush, nazi's'' to expand your awareness of said connections!
News Hound
Freedom, CA USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 13:24:18 (EDT)FYI friends, Mae Brussel died in 1988. She was most likely eliminated by the cia, or similar-shadowy govt. entity, as at the time she had exposed bush 1's involvement in the iran/contra affair while he was running for prez. She had been threatened many times. I listened to her weekly broadcasts for years...and although she was out there on some fronts, was right on - on most. One can still listen to her broadcasts from her still operating web site...just do a search using her name. Mizshely, be careful who you trash, before at least checking them out first! She was a true patriotic freedom fighter. Peace!
News Hound
Freedom, CA USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 13:02:42 (EDT)Well... we all know about The Fruitcake Conspiracy, don't we?
mia
USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 11:33:08 (EDT)I concede the evil nature of humans with regard to Lennon's assassination, but to drag Pig's Pen's liver disease, Jackon's car accident, etc. into the mix was a bit left of paranoid for ME. Not to mention upsetting for people who actually knew the guys (and I did). That woman is a fruit cake, minus the pineapple.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 02:06:55 (EDT)Aptos? HOW dreary, dearie :)my Town is the sunny-town on the Bay, although I admit parking is prolly as bad as Carmel. I never have difficulty finding a spot to park my ass tho! hehee. That conspiracy nut-chick is sorta correct IMO anyway, the creature responsible is called 'Evil Human Nature' EHN (?) not the CIA
mia
USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 01:52:56 (EDT)Aptos? HOW dreary, dearie :)my Town is the sunny-town on the Bay, although I admit parking is prolly as bad as Carmel. I never have difficulty finding a spot to park my ass tho! hehee. That conspiracy nut-chick is sorta correct IMO anyway, the creature responsible is called 'Evil Human Nature' EVN (?) not the CIA
mia
USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 01:50:16 (EDT)So, I let my Google do the walking and checked out Olema via the web, knowing it was in Cali made the search a little narrower. It seems back in the late 1800's ("when logging was king") this town was a magnet for Gambling, drinking, and activites og lesser repute. Sounds a lot like Eureka, but with a far better view. I did not see any flag burning or LSD trippin' on the site, but we will sail under the radar and investigate a bit further. Coyote will always be the trickster. Who too sail the DNB, Peace. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 01:07:08 (EDT)Sorry, nut job was NOT from Aptos but Carmel.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, July 23, 2004 at 00:21:50 (EDT)Meanwhile, for you conspiracy theorists, there is a wacko nut job from Aptos (not you, Mia!) who has a theory that John Lennon was assassinated by the CIA, the same dire plot that exterminated Pig Pen, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jerry Garcia and oh yea, Donald Rex Jackson (how did Rex get into this club?) among others. Read all about on her website: http://www.maebrussell.com/Mae%20Brussell%20Articles/John%20Lennon%20Assassination.html
She's way off base but I must admit, funny! And she looks like Ben Franklin without the glasses.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 22, 2004 at 23:23:11 (EDT)I think the only reason Bush has not been impeached is that the democratic party realizes what a waste of money it is - even if he is found guilty. A recall election at this point is also pointless. The best way to defeat Shrub is to get out and vote AGAINST him in November.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 22, 2004 at 23:19:27 (EDT)alright!-- looks like I'm not the only one who woke-up All Bouncy&Snappy this morning :) I'm gonna go run it off... that's the only thing that really works for me. Why no one has brought an Impeachment by Reason of Insanity charge against ole PoisonGeorgie... It is (as I recall from 8th grade govn't class) the most straightforward-quick way to get a prez outta office of the legal options avail. I guess finding a doctor whose diagnois would be accepted by all sides would be almost impossible-- maybe a panel of psychaitrist from all over the Planet? make sure to put some Cubans, Islams, and public health care doctors/ peace corp care givers to the 3rd world overseas and in the USA in the group. A represenative shrink from Every country/ Peoples already adversely affected by his policies.
mia!
USA - Thursday, July 22, 2004 at 15:11:03 (EDT)I'm gonna put it straight. The US is out of control,
there's a moron in charge, and our own government is
siding with the pollutors who want to poison us. We need
something to get us through until those sons of bitches
can be voted out (unless they steal another election).
We need the music of the David Nelson Band to stay sane
in these insane times. Please, please, please...set up
some gigs, soon. For the sanity of your fans! We need
music. Live music! Mookie, Mookie, Mookie!
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Thursday, July 22, 2004 at 11:04:29 (EDT)Anthony, are you kidding? Olema is in West Marin County. If you head west on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard out through Fairfax and on through the San Geronimo Valley and Samuel B. Taylor Park, you will eventually come to Olema. Geographically, Olema is at the junction of Highway 1 and Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, between Bolinas to the East and Point Reyes to the West (and Inverness to the far West). There are two decent restaurants there, the Olema Inn (a little more upscale full of yuppies and white wine) and Jerry's Farmhouse, across the street, which is a little more funky and has great food. If you take the road trip, I recommend eating at Jerry's (of COURSE) and then driving on out to Pt. Reyes National Seashore, visiting Kule Loko (sp?) and taking the earthquake walk. Just my opinion, of course!
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 22, 2004 at 10:53:56 (EDT)Wow, just tried the tapers page too. Same result. Hadn't look there in awhile. Last I looked however, it was getting spammed mercilessly. Probably only 5% or less had anything to do with DNB. Or music for that matter. I'd have pulled the plug if I didn't have the time or incination to clean it up. It was that bad. Too bad too. I liked the idea a lot. I mean of a tapers forum.
Greg...
Fairfax, Over yonder USA - Thursday, July 22, 2004 at 01:51:36 (EDT)Alright! A couple of shows sandwiched around The Tribal Stomp in Hayfork sounds like just what the doctor ordered, cause I know what's ailing me. I need to dance to some live music DNB style. At the risk of sounding geographicaly challenged, where in the world is Olema????
I want to take the wife and kids on a road trip and this place seems cool. We are after all friends w/all the squares and the straights due to our line of work. We try to appeal to all walks of life in the service biz.We have engaged many a Humboldt County Hippie but would like to cross paths with an Olemean. Peace to all who sail the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Thursday, July 22, 2004 at 00:44:53 (EDT)Mia, southwest airlines is running a special - anywhere in California $39 each way w/ a minimum 14 day advance purchase. I think the special runs for purchases through mid August. And yes, $78 for RT is cheaper than gas to drive to San Diego. Son of God will enter the PhD program there in the fall.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 22, 2004 at 00:36:46 (EDT)ohyes, Mizshely: Is that email addy I've been using working OK for Sending To: and RE: back @cha? I've just been hitting Reply on the mail I receive- rather than saving to an address book... wondering if my outgoig mails returns to the proper mailbox.
mia2
USA - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 22:49:52 (EDT)39 Dollars? WoW! to where? sure can't drive anywheres for that little... heck parking tickets cost more!
mia
USA - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 22:45:17 (EDT)Please confirm and post tour dates ASAP while we can still lock in those $39 air fares on Southwest!!!
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 21:26:12 (EDT)Bring it on soundawg!come to the northwest and if you could bring DNB that would be great!I know at least 25 people that couldn't get back to portland till 1:30am.We want the DNB at the CRYSTAL BALLROOM when we all can be there.
otto <wantsome.com>
tree, wa USA - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 19:07:00 (EDT)you sure it isn't The Forbidden Planet, SoundDawg?...
mia
USA - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 18:48:23 (EDT)fuckYEAH! I'd much rather talk aobut the DNB and the band possibly playing the Bay Area in Sept :) WOOOOwooooo! San Diego? hummmm... yaknow? it's simplier for me to get to SJ airport and go to San Diego than get to Santa Barbara by vehicle! GoGo DNB rockon Freakies
mia
USA - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 16:38:56 (EDT)Timmy! Dare we to dream!!!! I can hardly wait until September! I hope San Diego is on the itinerary... after all, I have a close personal relationship with a soon-to-be-resident! As for your being locked out of the website, check with a little anonymous person named Mookie...
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 15:31:39 (EDT)heres a conspiracy for you girls to figure out... why is the sound dawg forbidden to get on the taper part of this website.do we have a republican right winger running this web page ???? i click on now and i get a forbidden page comes up. also could there be a sound dawg west coast tour in september ????? now gossup on girls, the sound dawg says it's otay !!!!!
the sound dawg
USA - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 14:53:24 (EDT)To Long Gone Dancer. If you expect to get some
semi-intelligent words of wisdom from "Botany of Desire,"
umm, guess again. IF you are one of those for whom the book
was intended, and you get the message, it'd be best to keep
your mouth shut once you understand. Unless you want people
to think you're insane. If you look back, you'll note that
I never described what the book is about; I merely
recommended it. So, getting back on topic, I'd say it's
about time for The David Nelson Band to play the Bay Area
again.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 12:23:08 (EDT)Mia, to quote Nick Lowe, sometimes it is "Cruel to be Kind." Not a mistake *I* could be accused of making in the past few years, if someone poses a problem to me, he/she is advised to Stay Away.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 11:26:56 (EDT)My apologies for my rant-on, floks! Those ARE election issues BTW: our legal wrongness & the associative social behaviors go far deeper into our daily lives than mere shady Corporations/ lying Politicians... Everyone breathing today has an example of how our society has failed its' people. The two issues I brought up are both gender and income biased. Personal Protection/ Civil Law works best for the Wealthy; NOT the Poor. Men suffer more in govn't mental health care. In this county, mentally-ill men comprise the majority of the homeless population. This particular nut-job-friend has been hassling me for a YEAR 1/2 online and 3D... I made the Big Mistake of allowing him to stay @ my house briefly. SO much for basic kindness.
mia2
I WILL shut-up-about-this NOW, I promise - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 10:03:28 (EDT)Saw the "Tonight Show." It was good to see The Dead and a little weird to see the Tonight Show audience outside there. Now, when can the DNB book that show? Surely you guys can make it, after all, one of the other guests mentioned the last time she did the show, she was on after a kid who BURPED the national anthem (I think it was the national anthem, I was drifting in and out of lucidity at that point).
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 09:56:39 (EDT)have a groovy trippy Dancer-World Spinner :)
mia
USA - Wednesday, July 21, 2004 at 09:48:22 (EDT)Joe, thanks for the 'Botany' book suggestion. It's in my backpack. Maybe I'll have something semi-intelligent to say when someone aks me, "What did you do on your summer vacation?"
Long Gone Dancer
It's the beginning of a GREAT ADVENTURE , CA USA - Tuesday, July 20, 2004 at 23:39:21 (EDT)The Dead on Tonight's Tonight Show
This evening's Tonight Show will feature a performance by The Dead. This appearance marks the band's return to the road (following Warren Haynes' stretch with the ABB) on the second leg of the band's Wave That Flag Tour which will pick up on Friday in St. Louis MO at the UMB Bank Amphitheater. No word on what song the group will play on the air, but a thirty-five minute "Viola Lee Blues" is not expected.
from jambands.com
be there
USA - Tuesday, July 20, 2004 at 22:49:40 (EDT)I should not EVEN BE online, I lack the necessary technology... But I'm not about to knuckle under to a BULLY. We got a BULLY for President too, but I still live in the USA... I don't enjoy Christmas but I'm not gonna live in China. WE CAN do 'something' about poor behavior, liars, aggression, opportunistic violence-- We can Speak UP! Be Good People: kind, caring, alturistic. I personally value those qualities MORE than mere existence/ security/ material wealth.
mia
dowhatyouwant, USA - Tuesday, July 20, 2004 at 22:37:41 (EDT)I might not have a life (I do but I'm a total failure@ it) but I try to be a good human @ least :)I quite realize that 'some folks' don't understand WHY I feel this way, but when a person seeks out another individual (stalks) just to make public snide remarks about the other (harrasment)That SUCKS... Such obnoxious logins were responsible for much that Horrendous SPAMMAGE DNB BBS had several months ago. I informed the WebWizard as to 'my best bet' as to Whom & WHY... to faciliate stopping THAT spewage. I stopped writing essays, poems, short stories on DNC in part because I grew weary of the dingleballs' comments. I get enough of that sort of crap in 3D.
mia
USA - Tuesday, July 20, 2004 at 22:26:21 (EDT)Well-said, Mia. My feeling has always been, if you don't like it, move on... this isn't even like those email groups that send spam from time to time and clog our systems. One can simply scroll down the page. I do take issue with those off-topic and off-family, if you will, posters, selling us Viagara or offering instant millions if we help some con in Nigeria (both types of message have surfaced here). Everyone KNOWS you and I don't have a life, as for the detractors, apparently, they don't, either.
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, July 20, 2004 at 14:55:53 (EDT)We(I)Ladies DO go... It IS true SO; WTF? I kinda think the DNB webWiz would ASK us Nicely in email IF there 'was a problem'. Legit people don't behave publically like criminals. MY complaint of 'ENOUGH' and the other whom I won't name (because I actually KNOW who it is...) MY quibble is WHAT DO the Complainers remark on EXCEPT bitch about Mia, LazMIz, Anyone Saying Anything but DNB info? AND if the Complainers DO post DNB remarks-- WHY not post yer bitches with the SAME alias? Huh. Anonymous Slash and Run is chickshit IMO. these Folks want the DNB BBS in flames/ fighting/ arguing like DPR and other DNC pages (they login here to bitch-slap us?)... Some people get-off BigTime acting Unidentifed-Nasty. Some enjoy the illict Thrill of watching a virtual mosh-pit but feel SO safe: 'It won't fuckup my home life, I got it SO under control..." So armored in self-confidence, security. Other's bad behavior rolls right off. And then; Folks whose 3D life is infested with creeps who jizz by Net harrasment,stalking.
mia
I justdon't find meaness exciting, USA - Tuesday, July 20, 2004 at 13:14:15 (EDT)Todd, one can only hope for some shows before and/or after the Stomp! The lineup on Sunday w/DNB and The David Grisman Quintet should be great.We do not yet know if our plans include the whole weekend. I believe the Flying Other Bros play at 4:30pm on Saturday. So let us hope for something to develop for Friday or Saturday night either on the coast or in the valley w/DNBorF. We will keep our naked eyes open. Peace to all who sail the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Tuesday, July 20, 2004 at 01:35:08 (EDT)I'm in a fightin' mood this AM <===== Dammit, who forgot to tell mizshelly how lovely she looked this AM? (am just messing with ya btw. You all crack me up to no end. Thanks)
Greg
Fairfax, - Tuesday, July 20, 2004 at 00:13:57 (EDT)Chris Drill Bits, keep on drillin' bubba! Ya struck oil w/me, and I couldn't agree more. Lots of other stuff needs to be done, such as abolishing computer voting, money in politics, no term-limits and a complete overhaul of democracy as we know it...other than that, Mrs. Lincoln...how was the play? :o)))))))) Love to all, -Bethy
Bethy
Tacky-Sacky, CA USA - Monday, July 19, 2004 at 15:04:13 (EDT)Wondering if DNB has any other plans to play in N. California around the Trintiy Tribal Stomp? Anyone know?
Todd G.
Forestville, CA USA - Monday, July 19, 2004 at 14:23:46 (EDT)Mizshelly...U R absolutly correct...it's a free world and what WAS I thinkin....talk till ya drop.......
Enough 2
ALL OVER THE PLACE, USA - Monday, July 19, 2004 at 14:15:28 (EDT)Sadly, the DNB don't have enough material (in terms of live shows, CDs, etc. - even ribbon cuttings at shopping malls would count for something) for us to continually stay on topic on this board. So chill. When there is something on topic to discuss, we do. Otherwise, this is our own little chat room where we can speak freely among friends (with a few notable exceptions). Good Bob, must I spell it out!
Mizshely
USA - Monday, July 19, 2004 at 10:44:11 (EDT)Here here Enough 2...gets pretty boring...thought this was the DNB BB not an on-going daily posting of these girls activities......Geez.
Enough 2Ever
Everywhere, USA - Monday, July 19, 2004 at 10:27:12 (EDT)And by the way, Mia, that Victorian "mourning jewelry" has been making a comeback. I see it a lot on teh Antiques Roadshow (I still watch faithfully, even the repeats and the British segments, ever hopeful one of my pieces of junk will actually be valuable but alas, no!). And "Enough" WE have heard quite enough from you. I happen to know fearless leader enjoys this board so back off. If you want to stay on topic, fine, but leave the rest of us alone. I'm in a fightin' mood this AM,
Mizshely
USA - Monday, July 19, 2004 at 10:16:40 (EDT)12 days and counting.....hey BobP gettin' ready? Been enjoying some GREAT bluegrass jams the past few wednesdays at The Mill, kinda reminds me of the "Good Ol Boys". In "awe" of the local legends up on the stage each week, (Bob Black on banjo, Al Murphy on fiddle, Joe Peterson on mandolin and the list goes on) would love to see David up there with them! Wednesdays have become our favorite day.
tricia
iowa city, USA - Monday, July 19, 2004 at 09:46:57 (EDT) I think we need to abolish the Electoral College and turn the power of electing the president of the united states over to the population. Chris Drill Bits <oral@hotmail.com>
NY, NY USA - Monday, July 19, 2004 at 01:13:51 (EDT)Well shoot, just to sort of stay on topic, it looks like a pretty busy year (so far) for DNB. Hope they pull another eastern run together for the fall. The past year or so has been just the best. Twice in one years time. Feeling spoiled. But hope the fall has some good things in store for everyone everywhere.
Greg
Fairfax, VA Earth - Sunday, July 18, 2004 at 23:54:45 (EDT)You really can't let stuff like that bother you. It happens on probably every board. What'cha gonna do, ya know? Don't have any dirt, but do have some bits of rubble from the Mars Hotel down at 4th and Howard the day they took the last story down. Mia, saw where the stage production of Tommy is running downtown. Am going to have to miss it though : (
Greg
Fairfax, VA Earth - Sunday, July 18, 2004 at 23:46:58 (EDT)Mia, those disparaging remarks did not come from me. I wonder from whence and from whom they DID emanate. Shame on you. Not much going on this board to start with and we are just enjoying ourselves. Go scrooge somebody else, whomever "enough" you are. Enough your own silly self.
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, July 18, 2004 at 21:26:02 (EDT)... or mia cold just shut up, 'ENOUGH' Whomever You Are (are you fearful that I might discover who?)I'm completely harmless you know... No one would ever defend me (that's been proven already) Why not be honest/ straight-forward? LaMiz- I tease you well and often, but in all truth, you're a find, and fine Miz, and I'm convinced you have yet to discover your True Star in RockN Roll history!
mia
USA - Sunday, July 18, 2004 at 20:38:32 (EDT)How about a one-post-per-day limit for this bb. Or maybe the dnb could just give mia her own link
enough!!
USA - Sunday, July 18, 2004 at 19:41:43 (EDT)grossest thing I saw in a museum in SLO was Victorian Hair Wreaths made from the departed's locks.... euuuuwgh! ... now we know what you're up to Mizsheley, when we see ya 'round... You're collecting vials of dirt :) Can they get DNA from celerity dirt to verify it came from the ? celeb in questions?
mia
USA - Sunday, July 18, 2004 at 18:49:36 (EDT)well, Joe, I'd like to take credit for the museum of dirt idea but that was a website I found over ten years ago and thought it was really funny. I'm bummed the site is now down and even through a google cache you cannot find it. There were vials of dirt from Graceland, Marilyn Monroroe's grave, Yankee Stadium, etc. all neatly labeled. I just thought it was funny!
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, July 18, 2004 at 17:57:45 (EDT)Y'know...I thought I came up with the idea of celebrity
dirt, and now I see Mizshely also had that same
idea. Couple that with the fact that she's the one person
I seem to run into everywhere I go....maybe it's the
drinking water here in Marin that makes us all a little,
umm, errr, eccentric?
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Sunday, July 18, 2004 at 15:14:15 (EDT)I was always fond of the museum of dirt and the celebrity dirt (I offered to send some from 63 Hermit Lane AKA "Kentfield House" but they declined:
http://boston.about.com/cs/museumsinboston/a/dirt_museum.htm
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, July 18, 2004 at 15:07:58 (EDT)Well, Mizshely, I tried (unsuccessfully) to cash in. I made
an offer to Dead Heads online, but no one took me up on it.
I offered to go out to Serenity Knolls at night, and to dig
up some of the dirt, which I'd then offer for sale. "Have
the last dirt Jerry walked on." It seemed like such a good
idea at the time...
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Sunday, July 18, 2004 at 13:31:15 (EDT)Got out alive.Just was in a bar.some person said they like Bush cause he has "balls".couldn't resist.Told him Bush don't have balls he just has "Dick".2004 NO BUSH,NO DICK!
Stampede56
De' range, USA - Sunday, July 18, 2004 at 00:21:29 (EDT)Prior to 1974, those unfortunate enough to Get Caught Psycho wound up in State Hospitals dying (of old age!) in the Coocoo's Nest or lived very troubled lives 'free' ... too often suicided. The drunkards/ opium addicted made for some famous authors & artists(a slower death?) the Washingtom Sq. winos... heading downslope from prosperity. Winos were my very First memory of San Francisco :) Society didn't used to pay SO much Attention to 'fringe behaviors'. Our fetish for statstics has defined a host of problems that were once unremarked/ labled.
mia I will shut up now!
USA - Saturday, July 17, 2004 at 23:16:12 (EDT)RE: this whole shebang of client foscused mental health care/ addiction rehab/ crisis management is a fairly new thing in the USA. CA is and has been the front-runner in these 'curative rather than punative' programs. Mental Health/ Substance Abuse Care such as we 'enjoy' in the Bay Area started around 1974 by comsumers' concern about long term damage/ loss of human rights, and the detox centers arose from the awareness that although related; addiction and mental illness are two different issues, however often combined.
mia
more than you wanted, to know :) - Saturday, July 17, 2004 at 22:47:13 (EDT)heynow Mizsheley :) there are open audtions going on right now for Cabaret! show's not til December, but 18-20 dancers/ singers are needed... the Rio I think or maybe the SC Vet's Hall? is gonna get transformed into The Kit Kat Klub for show nights, a period faithful reproduction... WooWoo :) I'm so stoked all this light opera is being made outside of the school circuit. Should be less uh, censured- more professinal?
mia
USA - Saturday, July 17, 2004 at 22:33:10 (EDT)Joe, I hate to disagree with you but I will have to do so here. No rehab facilities. They didn't exist back when we "did the tour."
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, July 17, 2004 at 19:36:53 (EDT)No rock tour of Marin would be complete without seeing some
of the drug treatment programs: what used to be called
Marin Open House in SR and of course, Serenity Knolls in
Forest Knolls.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Saturday, July 17, 2004 at 19:26:45 (EDT)I've been downtown, cheap and cheesy shopping... Sucking down prolly too many Humbolt Hemp Ales-- Landsakes, that stuff's Good I wonder, if I could like; get it delivered? anyways bouoght 4 LPs @ 3 bucks each... at least I'm not a spendy girl :) looked for NRPS LPS but only 2 avail. both of which I aready have: Powerglide and Oh What A Might Time... No Gypsy Cowboy! 2bad, I never should have sold the copy I had years back! I got another Jeff Beck for my collection tho' :the self-titled Jeff Beck Group LP from 1972, and a Procol Harum with Robin Trower playing, and a Robyn Hitchcock album from the time(1986) when I saw he and the Egyptians in concert (he's better live) or maybe it was the sound system? dunno, but I'm creaming having fresh tunes in the house!
mia
where am I, heh - Saturday, July 17, 2004 at 00:46:50 (EDT)Hey Little Bird, Thanks for posting the Tommy Thomsen dance info. Since I won't be around to see Asleep at the Wheel next month, I might just have to put on my boots and come down and do some REAL dancin'! Sure would like to hear 'Deep Water', 'Blues for Dixie' and 'San Antonio Rose'...and I'll just bet I won't even mind that Bobby Black's not playing the pedal steel!!!
Dancer
Big Ball's in Cowtown, Best in the West USA - Friday, July 16, 2004 at 12:23:57 (EDT)Are you my Mommy? heheehe... Sorry, La Miz :) that just crawled outta somewheres? Eeekk! There is a new TV prog called The 4200 about this same group of peeps who keep dying and finding themselves alive again, and getting connected with each other... So your theory is plausable Mizsheley, at least so far as TVland goes. Ohyeah, and they're ALL named Bob! snicker...
mia
USA - Friday, July 16, 2004 at 12:20:23 (EDT)Little bird, who else is in the band? Sheesh, "God" used to play gigs with Tommy years ago. I guess things really have come full circle, that and we are living out God's opinion that there are really only 200 people in the whole world and we will all eventually connect. I think I have amended that to about 500 but the feeling is still there. What a hoot!
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 22:33:48 (EDT)hey lil birdy :) I read in the SF Chron yesterday that some kinda Garden Art outdoor installation thingy was going on up in Sonoma also this weeekend? do I have that right... I didn't pay a lot of attention to the article cause like- I'm too far away anyways... dwattdoubledwatt! Are you gonna get all dolled-up up in your finest Western Plumage, lil birdy?
mia
USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 20:51:37 (EDT)If anyone is up for a musical change of pace, this Saturday July 17, Barry will be joining Western Swing Hall of Fame member Tommy Thomsen and His Western Jazz Band for a dance concert at the Sonoma Community Center in Sonoma. The event is to celebrate Coturri Winery's 25th anniversary, and they will be serving their organic wines at the show. The nine piece western swing band will play from 8-midnight. This is an all ages event. Rumor has it that ex Grateful Dead sound wizard Dan Healy will be making a multi track recording of the show. Hope to see some DNB fans there.
little bird
CA USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 19:54:23 (EDT)Speaking of Moby Grape, Skip Spence's house in Corte Madera was on the route, as was the old dead office in San Rafael. I am sure I am forgetting a few - oh, yea, the James and the Good Brothers apartment on Bayo Vista in San Rafael, etc. We'll have to get a group together and do this!
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 16:57:27 (EDT)we would all pile in 'Old Greenie' my 1963 PU; for example or this 81 Ford with a bench seat wide enough to PARK a VW in, or anyone willing to drive's laBomba sedan, and take a lil trip to Loma via Old SJ:Rodeo:Granite, Hwy9-IceCream:to the Sea, Hwy1:South as far as your gas could take ya. A few? Heh! cans/ bottles of Holybob Water, sacred roots/ leaves, packs of ciggies snackies ect. The car was loaded in many ways :) Round&Round crawling the short/ steep inclines; fishtailing blind turns ... every Serious Vista had a pull-out-piss-stop with MOUNTAINS of drifer cans/ bottles going down:down:downslope and often a MASSIVELY Wrecked Sports Car/ 2. One now-lost-to-sight place had a WW2 Tank sitting in the creek, festooned in vines&sunlight, turret/ gun pointing RIGHT atcha! The Moby Grape farmhouse sat like a blob by creek shade- sounds of laughter and motorcycles' starting rising smokey in redwood's hot breath.
mia
when gas was cheap, tour Cruz-style - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 16:18:15 (EDT)well- La MIz, offer a resurrected Tour some time again- when I have a few bucks in my pocket K? the Zonk tour sounds WAY more interesting than the Hollyweirdos-winter-home Tour in PS
mia
USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 15:50:37 (EDT)Lest I forget, also included, Peter Albin's house in Woodacre, Sam Andrew's house on Holly Road, David Getz' house, etc. Gas was cheap and it was the "end of summer boredom blues" for the most part.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 13:12:47 (EDT)Mia et al, OUR little tour (Circa 1969/1970) consisted of Janis Joplin's house, Kentfield house (NRPS), Garcia's houses in Larkspur, Stinson Beach, Rex Jackson's house, Heard and Ramrod's house, Rukka Rukka, Resaca, Farvue, Spencer's house on Spring St, Phil Lesh's house on Toyon, Micky's ranch, etc. We made the tour at least once a day.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 13:11:27 (EDT)PS The Tommy Musical isn't until August and an exac tdate not yet set.... DOES anyone recall (I think I read it in Rolling Stone?) filmed recently: a documentary of the RockNRoll tour scene in Great Britain- I THINK during the 1960-'70's? I was (trying) to tell that Tommy-guy neighbor about it, but CRS hit so bad :) sheeesh... my noodle is a poodle!
mia 2X
USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 12:35:18 (EDT)If ya come down to d'Cruz and take me back to Oz again LaMiz-- I'm gam(e) Yikes :) the Stars' Homes? Do you mean the Planitarium? OK!! the parentials lived in Las Palmas P.Springs for a # of years-- THAT was a HootNaHalf, tour buses 24/7... no one ever in sight except me out running/ walking and the landscape emps mowing... @ dusk the ? stars would come out walking the pooch- the peeps would always say 'Hi' to me, but WhoT'F were THEY? Hah, 'ell if I know... lil ratdogs @ heel mostly
mia
USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 12:27:08 (EDT)I am about to resurrect Zonk Tours, Scenic Cruise of the Stars' Homes. Except I cannot fit in my red and white polka dot overalls. I still have my police whistle, though. If anybody wants, we can organize an excursion to see the movie and tour a few historic sites en route. Or not.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 02:39:43 (EDT)Thank you Mr Bond for the link regarding Other Bros on the philzone. Ouch! Let us remember that friendship is based on mutual admiration and respect not on the depth of one's pockets. I bet that kid would have been floored if Haynes and Wier played with them, but that has already happened as we all know. I would love to see Festival Express if it comes to Arcata town, ain't nothing else shaking so we might just as well... Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 02:10:49 (EDT)Mia, nice idea but someone else will have to play Harriet... why, that would make me David's mother and he's simply YEARS older than I! well, he IS... Playing bingo on the internet tonight, yes, it has come to THAT.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 00:28:11 (EDT)maybe THAT could be the story-board for the DNB Movie: 'Ozzie and Harriet Get REAL!' with the cast of the band/ current and past? in the roles of the squeeky-straight sitcom (but yaknow... their own Freakie-selves) Mizsheley could be Harriet!
mia
USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 23:52:37 (EDT)Bethy, Lee's post here was quite appropriate. All three people for whom he is looking were at one time in the New Riders with David. I know, it's a hilarious coincidence: our David Nelson (nicknamed Ricky, by the way) and Rick's brother, David Nelson.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 21:23:02 (EDT)CAN'T WAIT TILL KERRY GETS ELECTED!! SO I CAN START PROTESTING THE WAR.
KEVIN MILLER
PA USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 19:43:02 (EDT)LaMiz, I totally agree!!! DNB's versions of lots of things are far superior in any way, shape, form than anyone else's and I'll defend it to the death! As much as I have loved JG's Peggy-O's, David's turn me into a quivering puddle of foam that ends up floating off into the Heavens by the end of the song...many more things that are far superior...no doubt about it. It's all preference and relative and all that rot...but I dare any Deadhead to come to a DNB gig and NOT absolutely enjoy themselves to the ultimate MAXIMUM!!!
BethyII
Sacteau, CA USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 19:12:59 (EDT)Lee, you gave me a HUGE laugh! I needed it by this time, today, too...is there a David Nelson club somewhere in the universe--for all the David Nelsons to join? I'd love to see a picture of all of them together (with a panoramic lense, of course). DNB could be the house band! Question is, which DNB? Thanks, Lee!!!
Bethy
Sack, CA USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 19:08:02 (EDT)I goatta say, I enjoy the LACK of arguments on this BBS :) long live bodacious bullshit! 'Isn't that what BBS means?" ->snicker2X>> I keep telling ya- why stop @ a mere movie soundtrack? and the band can pick whom they want to deplict them... if not they themselves? if the bands own life has not been exciting enough: Wha'll just make something up!
mia
USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 18:48:20 (EDT)Tim, did you decide not to come in to the party or are you just looking for a two way conversation? I had a great time at the party but I have to admit, the DNB's version of CUMBERLAND BLUES is far superior. And that's the truth.Pfffffffffffffffffft.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 18:20:17 (EDT)Lee, I sent you a private message. Check your email.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 18:18:36 (EDT)Stampede 56, of course I am in favor of a movie soundtrack. Been there, done that, tried to make it happen a few years back (first with, dare I say it, Armageddon, and later with a friend of mine who actually represents bands to the film industry in Los Angeles - she has had great success.) I'd personally love to see the DNB in a real project - perhaps a film starring Patrick Wilson or Brett Rickaby? Ok, Mookie, you can groan NOW.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 18:16:12 (EDT)I am trying to contact the following musicians in regards to a RICK NELSON Project: STEVE LOVE, ALLEN KEMP, and PATRICK SHANAHAN. I understand that all have had an association with DAVID NELSON. Can anyone help me out??
Lee Bendgen <leebendgen@yahoo.com>
lucerne, CA USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 16:49:55 (EDT)this board is to serious.all in favor of DNB doing a movie soundtrack say I!
Stampede56
De' range, USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 16:46:42 (EDT)ohyeah by FOB.. I meant front-of-board and the 'Other M' :) had given up as an alternate fob meaning... David Nelson was A Blond? wow that explanins alot! (((heehe blonds rule))) why aren't there MORE Blond guys anyway?
mia-too-blond
USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 16:17:51 (EDT)A definite thumbs-up on Festival Express-watching those clips of Janis gave me chills where I've never had 'em.
There must be a decent copy of "Kozmic Blues" out there
somewhere. The version of "Ain't No More Cane On the Brazos" alone is worth the price of admission. Joe-how
about some word on the afterparty.
dhtim
USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 16:06:20 (EDT)We would all be only to happy to talk about any recent DNB shows on this board...if there were any...hint hint! fob is not DNB, though any chance to see Mr Nelson should be taken if at all possible!I too was at the deadf in Portland and didn't make it to the Crystal Ballroom after dealing with the Columbia Meadows venue. What a nightmare that place was! Festival Express opens here in town in about 2 weeks...can't wait! Saw previews while attending F-911, which I highly recommend! I also support Weir's push to tell all to register, go out and vote and change the current regime!! Peace
JC
St Babble, CA USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 14:49:46 (EDT)Hey, y'all! It's a message board, and that means anyone can post stuff, and that means YOU! Is anyone stopping you? If it's inappropriate, you'll be told...so post away! If you don't like reading what someone writes, don't read it/post your own/use your brain/computer/imagination...we're waiting! Love, Bethy
Bethy
Tomatoville, CA USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 14:03:29 (EDT)I just have to say, I love life! I was casually walking back from the Fed Ex drop box in my office and driving up the road were David and Maruska. Two sightings in two days! How did I get so lucky! And the icing on the cake came as I was leaving for the day, ran into Weir in the parking lot and he came over to say hello. Again, two sightings in two days. That film and party the other night were amazing, right, Joe? I hope people support Weir's anti-nuke cause, it's a valid one. As for soap boxes, thank Bob (McFee) that people feel strongly enough about ANYTHING to voice their opinions. Besides, we are suffering from a lack of new DNB related material for discussion topics. Stoked and working hard,
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 12:58:57 (EDT)There is a FOB's review on the Phil Zone discussion group in "Other Stuff" from about a week ago. FYI- It's not pretty.
James Bond
USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 11:32:44 (EDT)I agree with Otto! This is a DNB website not a soapbox.
Duckie
Eugene, OR USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 10:30:34 (EDT)Thanks, Anthony! You keep it real, too. Wish I could have been in Portland for the FOB show. In the interest of "keeping it real" (whatever THAT is!) I should like to mention "Festival Express" one more time: go see it! You will find "fearless leader" David in the center of the crowd scene during the Sha Na Na sequence. He is waring a butterscotch colored leather jacket and was very blond back then.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 01:13:25 (EDT)Otto, the topics on the this board are a welcome change from some of the other threads of constant criticism, such as "The band sounds hot as long as they don't do a Sailor/Saint" or "When does Weir give up on Blackbird", but I do agree with you...did anyone that visits this site go to ANY of the Flying Other Bros shows in Oregon! I tried to make Takilma but "no dogs please" and it was the Fourth so I did not want her to be without us. Mia and Miz keep it real but it is up to the rest of us to fill in the cracks. Peace to all who sail the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 00:55:59 (EDT)OK: the local Botany has taken over my keyboard, and bid me to type this: On the Good Ship DNB, it's a nice Trip to the Farmacy... Where the happy plants Procreate, and the Human-kynd wiggle, and Shake (Shake!) hehehe...
were's the FOB?
the shop of hoors, inside mia's head - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 23:12:57 (EDT)I'm with Otto on that one. Still haven't heard a review/setlist from the Portland after party. Anyone????
Inquiring Mind
A Whole Pail of Water, SoCal USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 20:11:22 (EDT)otto, i hear your cry, we thought we were gonna make it to the
crystal ballroom in time, then we broke down four miles from the
show... we were devestated. i guess we would have missed the
dnb , even if we did't break down. thanks, i feel a bit better!!!
maybe next time!!!...until the church on sunday for jerry's birthday!!!
SO WHAT DID THEY PLAY? WHO'S GOT SOME SOUNDBOARD?
bummed out fan
wv USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 20:07:39 (EDT)OTTO! you were THERE? why didn't you say so...??? we're just yammering for lack of better stuff to put in our heads :) WE NEED the DNB! Yeah!
mia
USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 18:53:02 (EDT)Miasita! Yu'z refering to the Billionaires for Bush. They're awesome, no? What a hoot...they'll be putting on quite a show, I'm sure. I've seen 'em in action, and they are so creative! You'd have a blast with 'em, I just know it!
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 18:44:49 (EDT)Since it hasn't been said yet FOB also means front of board as in taping a concert.does anybody still talk about DNB here or is this a place for Miz and Mia to talk back and forth.What did they play at the crystal ballroom?It might of been an "unoffical"after show party but the dead didn't finish their show until 11pm at the earliest.an hour to get out of the lot.30min to get back to portland and Damn I MISSED DNB!
otto <taper.com>
herenow, wa USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 18:44:28 (EDT)July 23rd. OnNo I think that's the same date the Tommy musical is showing @ the Rio! maybe the film with come to d'cruz at a later date?
mia
USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 16:03:04 (EDT)of seconds daydreaming... @ A Penny for my thoughts--> humm must be devaluation at work! haha THAT email Bethy wasn't the DNC I was refering to... but you-knew-that huh :) hummmm, a Million Billion (for some reason Woody Allen's movie came to mind!) just spacing on all those billionairs heads looking like little spermies (or ant eggs) from up in Space? WHY don't ask, I don't know :) I wonder what the cover charge is for that event?
mia: I've SPENT billions! :)
USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 16:00:49 (EDT)Great website--killer trailer, music et al. Thanks again, Bubba! I can't wait to see the film--more than twice, I'm sure!!!
Bethy
Sacto, CA USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 15:59:06 (EDT)Thanks, Bubba!!!
Bethy
Sacto, CA USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 15:35:25 (EDT)O yeah..at the Bridge theatre on Geary. And there's a great little Thai restaurant across the street a few blocks down...look for the green sign!
Dancer
USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 14:17:37 (EDT)'Express' Release Date: July 23, 2004 San Francisco
Dancer
USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 13:56:39 (EDT)Festival Express dates and theaters: http://usa.festivalexpress.com/index2.html
Bubba
Hot in L.A., USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 13:51:20 (EDT)Joe, LaMiz, anyone...is there a website one can go to for a listing of theeAYters the Express is playing in, perchance? I don't think it's in wide release (Mr. McFee forbid!). Is the Shrub Junta trying to block release of this film, too? Too many people having too much fun in too many locations, perchance? I wanna see the film! I saw The Last Waltz and the Dead movie at the Northpoint Theater in SF (too many times to mention with my name attached) when they initially came out, with that amazing sound system they had in it for the films, and would like to duplicate such an experience with this film (okay seeing it a few times would suffice--for now) if at all possible. Thanks!--and love to you all!
Bethy
Sacktoe, CA USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 13:01:30 (EDT)Get ready people! There's a movie coming that you HAVE TO
see on the big screen: "Festival Express." (Note to
Michelle - It was just as good the second time, wasn't it?).
But, don't blink during the movie, or you might miss
David Nelson. What a document! In 1,000 years, "they" are
still going to be blown away by Janis Joplin's "Cry, Cry
Baby." Everyone reading this has to see the movie at a
theater with a good sound system.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 12:05:17 (EDT)Thanks for posting that link, Michelle. That review saves
me from trying to explain that the theme of the book
is that 'it's a plant's world, and they're in charge
around here.' I realize that whenever I talk about "The
Botany of Desire" that I must sound like a madman, so best
to let those reviewers try to tell you that a potato
made Michael Pollan write the book.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 11:59:17 (EDT)... that was COOL! about the book, just my sorta thing :) I think I'll buy it for my farmer bro-in-law (but I'll read it first!)-- he gets a kick outta plant philosophy. The write-up reminded me of Carl Sagan's essays, his personalized peek into the Universe? IMO it IS all very personal, we are seeds inside nesting eggs, spinning stars of mitochondra :)
mia
USA - Monday, July 12, 2004 at 22:34:39 (EDT)Sneeeeze! hehehe... I was out running earlier under a flat-white fog sky hand thought How Nice It would be to have a Big colored marker that I could Scribble across all that lovely white field! thanks for the linky-dinky La Miz
mia
USA - Monday, July 12, 2004 at 15:48:11 (EDT)Let's look lively out here, folks! Yesterday, I saw a car with a bumper sticker that had the A and the RICA removed cut off so it read "GOD BLESS ME." I thought that was a hoot. And how about Ron Reagan addressing the Democratic National Convention! OK, so it's only about stem cell research (which IS very important) - seems like it took a personal crisis to get the Reagan family to widen their views!
Mizshely
USA - Monday, July 12, 2004 at 13:43:52 (EDT)Oh Joe, you are so cool! Here is a link to a review of the book, if anyone is interested: http://kosmoi.com/Shop/Books/N/0375501290/ Tee hee. All this time, I was thinking "Little Shop of Horrors."
Mizshely
USA - Monday, July 12, 2004 at 12:43:29 (EDT)"The Botany of Desire" was on the New York Times best
seller list, so just ask about it at your local bookstore
or library. Again...it is not for everyone. But, it is for
those who have an interest in seeing the world around you in
a totally different way. But, hey, don't take my word for it.
There's a relatively short 5 or 6 page intro. If you start
reading that at a bookstore, you'll either be more disgusted
than you've ever been, or you'll think, "whoa..." and start
laughing more than you've ever laughed in your life. It's
the 2nd group to whom the book is directed. I'd say more
about the book, but then you'd think I was crazy. So, I'll
just say it's my favorite book of all time, and leave it
at that. Maybe.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Monday, July 12, 2004 at 12:00:17 (EDT)sounds awesome fido, congratulations! send photos.
tricia
USA - Monday, July 12, 2004 at 00:13:37 (EDT)Bethysissy-- I cna't check my email till tomorrow @ the earliest.... I can't do that from home :) have a hippy-happy!
mia finally
USA - Sunday, July 11, 2004 at 23:08:57 (EDT)thank for the book suggetion, Joe 'The Botany of Desire' is that under what section in a bookstore? I'm guessing not Gardening? It IS possible to plant wildflowers cause I've bought these HUGE tubs of Wildflower Seeds- that's how they are planted- by handfuls strewn broadcasted into the wind :) It's LOT of FUN!! and really cool to go back the next wet season and seeing what has popped up :) Stuff I've NEVER seen before! I Love this time of year, walk around town looking @ all the profound, blooming beauty of nature
mia
USA - Sunday, July 11, 2004 at 23:06:44 (EDT)'Everything is Meaningless', Dancer is my way of keeping my own egotism in check... I tend to be very emotionally attached to: 'What I've Written', quite unlike my feelings toward my Artwork. Prolly because I actually give some thought to what I Write- I baby my weird lil thoughts, raise them to be good sturdy paragraphs: put the full-grown conceit up to be seen. The Artwork I merely copy from my minds-eye or the design pours from my pen, unthinking. Giving it to someone completes the creation processs.
mia
USA - Sunday, July 11, 2004 at 22:58:55 (EDT)Joe, congratulations on your new car. Mine is 10 years old now - I wonder if it will last another 13? Seems to me it will take me that long to save up the money for a new one. How cool that DNB was the first thing you played on your CD player. I think the first song we played in MY new car (10 years ago now) was "Smells like Teen Spirit" by Weird Al Yankovic. Son of God was going through a geeky accordion phase.
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, July 11, 2004 at 21:19:46 (EDT)I've been driving the same car for the past 23 years,
and just bought a new one. It's the first car I've ever
had that has a CD player. Before going to pick up the car,
I started thinking about the first tune I wanted to hear
in my new car...and it was "Edge of the Wire" from Visions
Under The Moon! WOW! Within a few minutes, I was howling
with delight! Thank you, David and friends!
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Sunday, July 11, 2004 at 14:28:45 (EDT)Dancer - By just asking whether it is a human or the
wind means that you are ready to read Michael Pollan. His
book is not for everyone. Yet, his claims are so
preposterous (or are they?) that if I tried to explain them,
I'd sound like I was completely out of my mind. But, trust
me, "The Botany of Desire" will definitely answer your
question...and if you're lucky, the answer will change
your life, as it did mine.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Sunday, July 11, 2004 at 14:23:01 (EDT)Happy Birthday Elanna Dawson and Kerrigan Horgan! (not to mention John Quincy Adams and Yul Brynner). SOMEBODY had to say it!
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, July 11, 2004 at 13:12:47 (EDT)wetland project update....,all 6 acres has been cleared of 10 year old cottonwoods, willows, and silver maples, we're halfway done pushiong the piles together with a bobcat and burning them...the feds are really impressed with what we've done since christmas....almost 1000 volunteer hours....so they're funding our project 98%.....plus we found out a few days ago that the epa wants to kick in an extra 20K for vegetation....should begin construction this fall...waiting for a call from the treasury dept. saying they want to line the shore with bales of tens and twenties....found time to see hot tuna night before last though
lumberjack
waitinfor the geeseandfrogs, USA - Sunday, July 11, 2004 at 12:10:48 (EDT)So Joe, my brain is a little foggy this morning, even though the sun is shining and the fog outside has retreated back over the ocean. But your comment on the weirdness of "planting" wildflowers is causing me to ponder...since in order to propagate, they must be "planted" somehow. My (somewhat feeble) mind is in a quandary. If someone brings you wildflowers, and you put them in a vase, they will eventually go to seed. And if you take the dried flowers outside and blow the seeds into the wind, which then drops them into your garden, who is "planting" the wildflowers? You or the wind?
Dancer
Garden of Eden, CA USA - Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 12:12:38 (EDT)Hey, Miiiia!!! You checking your in-box lately for e-mails, mon ami?
Bethina
Whacky-Sacky, CA USA - Friday, July 09, 2004 at 18:59:56 (EDT)Planting wildflowers? What a weird concept. If they are
planted by a human being, then they're not really wild, are
they? In any case, that's my cue to rant and rave about the
best book I've ever read in my life. In fact, a book that
changed my life. If you have an interest in things
botanical, read Michael Pollan's "The Botany of Desire." I
did, about 18 months ago, and it changed the way I see
everything!
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Friday, July 09, 2004 at 14:52:14 (EDT)Mizshely, the literal stuff cracks me up to no end. Have two grade school kids, and yeah, being literal makes too much sense. Bith kids have a wicked sense of humor when it comes to being literal. Gawd we have fun with words. My daughter especially, whoa, now there is a prankster in waiting. Guess none of that makes sense. Well, just to sort of be on topic, Visions Under the Moon has made it back into the listening rotation. I love it!
Greg
Fairfax, County USA - Thursday, July 08, 2004 at 01:15:50 (EDT)Dear Miasita, 'EVERYTHING' is not meaningless. Never demean the planting of wildflowers. To rise early on a spring morning when the world is covered with dew, and the sunbeams are breaking throug the mist, a single wildflower can both hold and share the perfection found in nature. TBC...I have to go water the garden...
Dancer
Garden of Eden, CA USA - Thursday, July 08, 2004 at 00:16:53 (EDT)Sorry, I have nowhere else to write, except longhand. And I'm lefthanded/ dyslexic. Ohwell (that's 'My Reality' so-what) I wrote on DNC for 6 yrs. An educational Experence. Kinda like planting wildflowers- tossed my thoughtful energy t to the 4 winds (gone-to-me) Meaningless, Everything is Meaningless... Must remember that-- to keep my perspective on my creative endeavors. Pranksters and Deadheads, WoW I have certainly learned alot from them... thankyou of course
mia
USA - Wednesday, July 07, 2004 at 23:34:59 (EDT)I am as vuenerable as anyone, prolly moreso than many-- don't know try not to think 'bout it... The walls we hide behind are transparent, politicians are not saviours, oceans are no longer barriers, there is no safe place in this world but inside your head (maybe) Work with it. Delusion IS your human Right, but dont' complain if the rest of reality doesn't comply... Be who you Want to Be OR Compromise for the well-being of others. There IS no 'Them and Us' only 'Us'... in a byte, 'Them&Us' is a conceit killing us all.
mia: 'willsh'everfukinshutup?'
USA - Wednesday, July 07, 2004 at 23:21:18 (EDT)the 'Problem' is not: 'Who is in charge' but the fact that we are: Still playing with the same SET of cards...
mia2
USA - Wednesday, July 07, 2004 at 23:12:16 (EDT)Please forgive me if I offended anyone by my previous remarks (that wouldn't surprise me) but Electioneering has started up once more, and I am so fearful that We the People are going to shoot our collective foot off once again... because people are the way they are-- We all tend to dislike differences, are resistant to personal change, and tend to believe We alone Have the Right Answer. so Round and Round human life goes- oxen on the threshing floor, plodding in the same old straw and mire- focused on biting the ass of the cow in front.
mia
USA - Wednesday, July 07, 2004 at 23:09:20 (EDT)fkols tend to forget that The Media EXISTS to manipulate-- using priciples developed for Modern Advertising Both Left and Right attempts to exploite our moods and minds. ALL is Propaganda. The counterculture developed certain fears and behaviors back in the Cold War-Vietnam protest era that MAY be working against them now? Situations change, the world itself may have changed-- but long held habits often do not change easily... and indeed may perpetuate their circumsatances. WE are going to find our society cast into a cement circle if 'This Left' clings to old bias/ attitudes/ beliefs from the 60's. 'This Ain't the Summer of Love' as the BOC song went. Our parents made that misatake already: "Evertyhing Changed (for the worse) after WW2' yeah and they have been trying to Turn Back the Clock ever since! Time can't Go Back-Can't Stand Still... Think about WHAT you Think folks! And WHY. Put your life where your mouth is.
mia finally
USA - Wednesday, July 07, 2004 at 14:54:06 (EDT)Ya'll here in DNBland are actually refreshingly 'normal' whatever THAT is... 'Who WOULD get that email'; Dancer, if not you? Every electronic transmission on this planet gets run thru 3 Central Scruintinizers-- maybe more nowdays. One is in N. American, Two in N.Europe. How paranoid are you willing to be? Geewiz! maybe I should be concerened that my phone is tapped too? Which do you think I should be more fearful of? REAL life threats from creeps I actually know? OR should I work myself into a lather fretting about Imaginary Boogymen... the rather remote fear of our Evil Government's retribution?
mia2
USA - Wednesday, July 07, 2004 at 14:30:05 (EDT)the reason for taking saddan hussan to iraqi court
uzoma benedict <uzoben2001@yahoo.com>
lagos, Imo nigeria - Wednesday, July 07, 2004 at 14:20:06 (EDT)... but! what AM I saying? I can't participate in email anyway-- I don't have the access nor a computer than cando much. THAT is not news. I just have the bad habit of login on this BBS as a break from my mind-fucked confusion that the people of my 3D life gift me with daily...
mia
USA - Wednesday, July 07, 2004 at 14:19:36 (EDT)don't know about that wrong-info-email's wereabouts, Dancer... I just hit the REPLY on the last email you sent me, a reply to an emaill of mine you said had been found lurking in the 'SPAM-Bulk' box? WhoTFNose... I otter monkey with that addy a bit- haven't done any adjustments to it in years. That particular addy has been posted on DNC for like,4?5? yrs... gotten purty ratty over time.
miatoo
USA - Tuesday, July 06, 2004 at 21:05:59 (EDT)YEAH! juicy yet useless facts make my brain cream :) hehe... Outta da country? Dancerino? OhhwoW I'm agoggled with the dazzle! Hope (((it's a Fun Run for ya))) I learned a bit of new vegitable trivia just now-- 'Do YOU Know'? that Carrots have both male and female plants? which look distinctly different when sexually mature? WELL, I never :) a neighbor has a lrg garden and grows his own seed. He explained Carrot Reproduction to me today:)
mia
USA - Tuesday, July 06, 2004 at 20:22:01 (EDT)Apologies to Dancer, I am a very LITERAL person, for instance,if someone says they "will be over in a couple of hours" I expect them in exactly two hours. Hence, the long winded dissertation on tear and tear (I was on a tear, you see).
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, July 06, 2004 at 19:33:11 (EDT)My Dear Mz. Shell, Must you always be so pragmatic in your elucidations of the otherwise obvious? You really must try to think more in terms of what is expressively of the heart...
Dancer
USA - Tuesday, July 06, 2004 at 17:19:11 (EDT)Dancer, "tear" (long E) and "tear" (tehr) are heteronyms. They do not have to share a linked meaning. The treatment of homonym and heteronym illustrates well the bind generated by a purely semantic approach. The supplementary onomantic approach (reversing the semantic paradigm) can clarify some issues posed by these definitions using spelling and pronunciation as the two variables. Furthermore, the words may look alike but come from different roots. As always, if you can't dazzle 'em with brilliance, baffle 'em with bullshit. That champion baffler,
Mizshely "Live from the Office" where she is hard at work (as usual)
USA - Tuesday, July 06, 2004 at 17:02:57 (EDT)OK. more trivial wonderment... Why is 'tear' (as in a rip), spelled the same as 'tear' (that which falls from your eye), the same spelling? Is it because you cry 'tears' when your heart is ripped apart?
Dancer
Heartbreak Hotel, USA - Tuesday, July 06, 2004 at 16:48:21 (EDT)Thanks for thinkin' of me, Mia. I never did get a "wrong info." email though...wonder who you DID send it too?! I hear that's always a hot event in more ways than one. Gotta keep the sunscreen slathered on! And maybe wear one of those hats with the built in water bottle that squirts your head to keep ya cool! Myself will probably be packin' up an headin' out of the coutry by the end of the month though. Hasta la vista, USA for a while.
Dancer
USA - Tuesday, July 06, 2004 at 12:59:05 (EDT)WTF did that 'wo' come from? geez... I'm gonna take this computer out someday and get some target practice with the thing!... AH--so Son-of-God was was in the hood? THAT explains those sonic booms :) EVERY Beach in the county was Doing Some Big Thing last night, La Miz. I spent three days @ Ft. Still in May (they use live ammo to practice with there...) It didn't sound much different round CAP on the 4th... I kinda like it-- I get used to the noise really quick... Town seemed very quiet today :)
mia2
USA - Tuesday, July 06, 2004 at 01:27:22 (EDT)HeyNow Dancer-- here's a diversion for ya! I emailed the wrong info: BUT here tis the correct: July 23rd-25th: 13th Annual Grass Valley Bluegrass @ Wolf Mt... info@wolfmt.com. 54 dollar for 3 days, @ the fairgrounds- camping, food, jammming. Nice man who runs it, a fiddler
wo
mia
USA - Tuesday, July 06, 2004 at 01:19:00 (EDT)I spoke too soon, more rain, at least an inch or two! which reminds me, we need an update on the "wetlands project" fido!
tricia
USA - Monday, July 05, 2004 at 21:12:46 (EDT)Tonight on the BasementTapes we are interviewing the legendary Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna/Airplane. Just like a few months back when we interviewed Billy Laymon tune in for great Jorma, tuna and airplane tunes. I'm sure we'll be playin DNB as always too. Listen in and jump in the chat and say hi at www.wqna.org Bradgrass <brad@wqna.org>
Tunatown, IL USA - Monday, July 05, 2004 at 21:00:23 (EDT)Pat! Did I hear you say "Sunshine Garcia?" please tell her hello for me. I doubt it she remembers, but when the Garcia clan used to live in Larkspur Canyon, she used to bolt down to the playground at the end of the street all by herself a lot and I would find her there and bring her home (she was only a few years old but very headstrong and precocious).
Mizshely
USA - Monday, July 05, 2004 at 20:01:23 (EDT)Mia, son of God was in your area last night - some big to-do on the beach. Did you hear the ruckus?
Mizshely
USA - Monday, July 05, 2004 at 18:43:35 (EDT)Maybe-- it just LOOKED like a 'fob'... eh? Perhaps, he got the watch from James Bond's engineer! I like that setlist Mister Pat of Grapefruit Ed's :)... It kinda tells a story don't it, the titles read in a row. Got all the elements of a fine country tale: Trains, Women, Guns, Street Action, Storytellers... We had FOG for the 4th; in fine ole Cruz Stylie, refreshing chill on our toasty skins and minds. Muffled Booms against Tinted Clouds. Ambience of snaps/crackles poped up like noisy gophers as the various JDs and rug-rats got their kicks in the streets. Observation the kiddies agreed with me on: They Don't LAST long enough, do they? Ohmy the Dream-- a REALLY Long Lasting Firecracker! 'HOW long is LONG enough?' ... Somehow: I don't think the world is ready for that one! Yikes :)
mia
USA - Monday, July 05, 2004 at 17:27:11 (EDT)Hey Pat, here we go again! The fob is the little piece of jewelry, connected to a chain, that clips into your pocket so you don't lose a pocket watch. At least, that's what I THINK it is!
Mizshely
USA - Monday, July 05, 2004 at 16:48:39 (EDT)I've always wondered just what is that fob thing?
Pat
oakland, USA - Monday, July 05, 2004 at 14:28:07 (EDT)Yes, Tricia, they did find Amos White in 15 pieces, 15 miles apart... but the question is, did he get the fob before he was diessected? Or was it Charlie Jones?
Mizshely
USA - Monday, July 05, 2004 at 14:10:15 (EDT)A good time at the Oakland Metro on Saturday night! David Nelson Band and Grapefruit Ed would be fun combo!--GE setlist/
tough mama>tangled up in blue--stop that train--on the road again--you're gonna make me lonesome when you go--sugaree--brown eyed women--things have changed--powderfinger--run for the roses-----set 2- lookout joe--playing in the band> shakedown st( with sunshine garcia on vocals)--don't let go(with sunshine garcia on vocals)--estimated prophet>other one>goin' down the road>playin'
Pat
Oakland, USA - Monday, July 05, 2004 at 13:42:54 (EDT)"They found Amos White in fifteen pieces, fifteen miles apart" No? Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday weekend, torrential downpours on and off here in Iowa then a beautiful, sunny Fourth! Nothing but blue sky, sunshine and every shade of green as far as you can see.
tricia
USA - Monday, July 05, 2004 at 13:08:52 (EDT)
OhOhOH.. La Miz!!!! the production of Tommy the Rock Opera is A LIVE Stage Production! YEAH.... :) I got this info from a musician who is 'involved' (his choice of words) with this effort. A Totally New Offering? maybe Baybee...Oh What Fun!
miadeux
USA - Sunday, July 04, 2004 at 23:44:19 (EDT)... my grandpa I.O was a ticket agent for the SP he got a gold watch on retirement... 'bout my only memeory of the ole guy was sitting on his lap in the Sun with my head against his watch pocket-- listening to the TickTickTick, him telling me all rumbling voice about travelling to TX from TN in a wagon (lurchBounceJAR!) Gramps' coat was scratchy, dk. blue; smelled like dust and cigars. He had a pet chicken named Bella @ his home in AZ, I visited once... I fed the chicken; stared at those wild looking Cacti/ the Heat/ and blazing Sol... He was old-old when I was born, sad I didn't get to know him better. Another book-freak :)
mia
USA - Sunday, July 04, 2004 at 23:39:35 (EDT)Bob, I MUST be bored. I just checked on the History Channel website and I was actually born on the 331st anniversary of the execution of Sir Walter Raleigh.
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, July 04, 2004 at 17:05:07 (EDT)Mia, "the fob" earned a place in musical history in Marmaduke's "hit" "Glendale Train" - "the company, they rewarded him with a golden watch and fob..." Now, for trivia, was it Amos White the baggage man or Charlie Jones, the engineer, who was the recipient of said fob.
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, July 04, 2004 at 16:17:22 (EDT)Yeah, those modern movie-rooms really otter have a Trapdoor for an exit, doncha agree? IMO the DNB musicians could make an Excellent plot-driven Movie! There are certainally sufficent able script-writers nearby, and GREG could Finally Use his College Education :) hehe Yes, Greg... The Rio is in d'Cruz; an old opulant movie palace that has been recycled into a Concert Halls, Art Movie venue, ect. I saw the Movie 'Tommy' as a teenybopper (my Life as Clemintine, Dancer!)But never saw the live stage version- Whatta GAs that would be :)....NOW-- What's THIS about 'Bud Brando'? ya mean THE Brando? HE kicked it? ohyeah too: the FOB is the thingy a pocket watch hangs from- attaches from the watch to the outside of the watch pocket (so ya don't lose the watch) 2cents a nit-pick!
late-nite mia
USA - Sunday, July 04, 2004 at 02:43:40 (EDT)Off topic question (sorry): Where is the Rio Theater ...Santa Cruz?
Greg
Fairfax, VA USA - Sunday, July 04, 2004 at 00:53:00 (EDT)Hmmmm...getting back to DNB...wouldn't it be nice to hear the DNB do Parson's 'Hickory Wind'? Davids got the voice for it, and it would give Barry and Mookie room to really stretch out...
Dancer
Into oldies again..., USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 21:34:09 (EDT)R.I.P. Bud Brando. My suggestion for the night, rent "One Eyed Jacks" and smoke em if ya got em. So long Kid Rio! Anthony <Info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 20:42:11 (EDT)Whoa, there ...stop the presses! FOB refers to a watch...
Dancer
Time in a bottle..., USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 18:51:57 (EDT)Well, Miz Shell, all actors play parts which don't suit them... (they have agents). I would think you would be a fan of Mr. Stewarts Shakspearean background and roles... Not to mention 'I, Claudius', 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy', and 'Smiley's People'.
Dancer
USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 18:42:10 (EDT)Ok, I *did* go see a film at Mann's Chinese in Hollywood last year and that is an old-fashioned, large screened theatre, even though it is a cineplex now and somehow connected to the Kodak Theatre where they have the Oscars. But I digress - anyone go to the FOB show last night? Funny, I used to thing FOB meant "Freight On Board."
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 17:53:59 (EDT)Well, Mia, does the Rio usually have movies or stage productions? I took little Mr. DemiGod to see the stage production of Tommy at the SF Opera House in 1993 or 1994 and although he griped, groaned and moaned, he seemed to enjoy it. The stage production is basically the same as the movie, minus Roger Daltrey, Ann-Margaret, etc. It was quite enjoyable but a little loud for the blue-haired theatre-goers. Then again, same people complained about Phantom of the Opera (which is basically a rock-opera musical), Rent, Full Monty, etc. I just like going to the theatre, which I haven't done for awhile, because it is such a great experience compared to films, especially now that we all are reduced to seeing movies in those little tiny rooms at a cineplex, usually off-center (drives me NUTS that the screen is centered but the exit door under it is off-center and usually, so are the rows of seats.
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 17:52:00 (EDT)I read that Tommy the musical was coming to the Rio theatre and wondered IF are they refereing to the Movie which was a Musical OR a Stage Production? Woaha!! a stage show I would HAVE to see!
mia
USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 16:16:58 (EDT)Well, Dancer, Patrick Stewart certainly is quite an actor although his roles in the X-Men films made me thnk twice. Then again, I DID go to see them because my other favorite musical theatre (now big film star) actor, Hugh Jackman, was playing Wolverine. As for Patrick Wilson, we hitched our wagon to HIS star back in 1996 when he came through SF starring as Billy Bigelow in the CAROUSEL tour (the infamous production that sent me off on my Brett Rickaby thing). Patrick, at the time, was the same age as my son is now. And Patrick is poised to be a big, big star and *I* for one could not be happier, especially since he is such a great singer, too. CAROUSEL was my INTRO to the taping phenom that I passed on all those years of seeing The Grateful Dead. And of course, we hit the road with the CAROUSEL tour, which was a hell of a lot of fun. I miss those days but I'm still in touch with *P* (as we call him) and his family.
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 14:35:37 (EDT)Hey, Miz Shell, speaking of favorite actors named Patrick...mine is Patrick Stewart. Talk about talent and sex appeal! I flew to NY for Christmas in 1991 just to be at the opening night performance of his 1 man show, 'A Christmas Carol'. The excited anticipation of the sold out house was palpable... The show was schedued to start at 8...it was 8:15, then 8:20...finally a stage manager came out and said, "We don't know where he is, but we hope he'll be here shortly." Mr. Stewart finally arrived; disheveled and breathless. He had run from the upper east side all the way to the theatre because he couldn't get a cab!
Dancer
USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 13:55:16 (EDT)heynow! yer correctamundo, LaMiz... it is 1AM 1/2 by my sportwatch (a foot race goody-prize! it's the goodies that make it all worth while :) Happy Birthday Demigod Brian! I was @ The Theatre of the Perverse; aka The Newspaper Pub on a FULL-MOON Holiday-Weekend-Night! HaHaHa I know I'm a sick individual, I've been keeping casual statistics (I don't write them down- just keep in my head) on full-moon-bar-life for YEARS now... Better than TV, I swear :) I can see how the legends of monsters came to be!
mia
USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 04:43:24 (EDT)Hey, in some parts of the world it is already July 3. Happy Birthday, "Son of God" Brian McFee. Whoa! Was it 23 years ago already!!! And of course, happy birthday to my favorite singer/actor, Patrick Wilson (figures he and my son would share the date, 8 years apart). Can't wait for Phantom at Christmas. I'm having a Phantom party- because, gosh darn it, I CAN. Hope things are going well up there in Oregon, everybody.
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 02:49:11 (EDT)Safe journeys sweet songs and smiles from the soul may the four winds show you the Golden road and a ride around the big rock candy mountain on your way home. peace and love ala Mundo!
Damian Marion
Potrero, Casafe journeys USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 01:15:54 (EDT)you left out the 'get drunk and screw' part, dhtim :) HIPPY FORTH FUTHER, FREAKS!!!! (((Be Safe and Freely))) Burn one for the Gipper. heh. Remember: It Is YOUR head, and YOUR choice what to stuff in it!
mia
USA - Friday, July 02, 2004 at 21:39:17 (EDT)Tim, I like your thinking. Except that I saw the film last weekend... While I loved the film and agree with virtually EVERYTHING, I do have to admit the point of view is a little skewed (of course it would be) to make Bush look even worse than he actually IS (if that is possible). God, it was so nice to see Clinton on Monday - not only is he gorgeous, he is intelligent and well spoken and knows how to say "Nuclear." I DID buy that 3 Stooges (just like film) button for my son.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, July 02, 2004 at 21:33:01 (EDT)All right, so you can't make it up north this weekend. Tell
you what, how's this for an alternative plan: (a) Stay home
most of the weekend; (b) Go out one night and take a friend
(or enemy) to see Fahrenheit 9/11; (c) Treat them to a good
bottle of wine after the show; (d) Listen to their reactions
to some of the irrefutable facts presented in this film.
It may not be as good a time as the show would have been,
but at least one of you will enjoy it anyway. Happy 4th to
America's true patriots!
dhtim
USA - Friday, July 02, 2004 at 19:35:04 (EDT)Michelle wrote, "Never DID like Hank Harrison," to which I
respond: apparently, neither does anyone else. Then again,
he certainly distinguished himself in that movie "Kurt and
Courtney." I've never seen a man express such hatred and
disdain, for his own daughter, no less. But hey, what's this
got to do with no DNB dates in the Bay Area? How are we
going to survive without live DNB? It's gonna be a loooong
summer. We want DNB, we want DNB, we want DNB. Everybody,
now: WE WANT DNB. We need our DNB!
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Friday, July 02, 2004 at 15:03:53 (EDT)Thanks Mizshely for the tip regarding FOB's w/David. Someone should take you away from your day to day and run you up to Oregon for a show/benefit we would if we could, but we are already in Humboldt. I do not think 4 plus hours in the car w/our two boys age 7 and 4 would help to get some head space either. So I put forth the challenge, will a friend please get Mizshely to her much needed show! Or you could get me your snail mail and I can send you one. Peace to all who sail the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Friday, July 02, 2004 at 01:34:13 (EDT)Yeah, Mia, I'll be there...I almost NEVER pass up a chance to dance!
Dancer
Fogbelt, USA - Friday, July 02, 2004 at 01:04:43 (EDT)Devil Makes 3-- WoW that trio will kidnap yer feet! difficult to sit still :) I wonder if they went to France yet (Pate Foograss?) Are you gonna go to the Fox Theatre show, Dancer? Portland's too far to walk; Mizheley, that much I know! ... CARS, they be a damned-either-way thing. I haven't owned a vehicle since 1995. Now it looks as if I can't pass the eye exam- Soooo... boyhowdy it gets muy difficult with no car and no license, I tellya. Drove thru Portland in? 1982. Such A Shock: after cruising in my sis' Celeica down the Olympic Pennisula inside Walls Of Green-- then WHAM 'The Big City'... She drove the rest of the way to SF :)
mia
USA - Friday, July 02, 2004 at 00:17:49 (EDT)Re: Portland and the Flying Other Brothers. Portland is for sure, the other stops are a maybe. This from the chief, himself. Wish *I* was going to Oregon.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, July 01, 2004 at 21:25:00 (EDT)FYI, Waybacks also playing the Little Fox in Redwood City on July 9th, with Devil Makes Three opening.
Dancer
Twirlin' my life away, USA - Thursday, July 01, 2004 at 18:08:09 (EDT)No show for a month? Just may have to head to Takilma.
Anybody say "Roll?"
dhtim
USA - Thursday, July 01, 2004 at 13:53:42 (EDT)so sorry to hear of your car woes Mizshely. we have an 80's Subaru that is on her last legs and I know the day will come when we will get a whopper estimate.
Does anyone out there know if Nelson is going to play w/Flying Other Bros on their other two stops at Eugene and Takilma or is it just Portland Town. I am confused by the post on the Nelson Band home page, because grammatically it sounds as if he shall be at all three gigs! Anybody got the facts...please post. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Thursday, July 01, 2004 at 01:14:49 (EDT)I quite agree, I need a show, a miracle, a benefit. This year really sucks monetarily. Perhaps I will win the lottery - oh, that's right, you have to PLAY first :). The car thing really got me - some legit stuff, 90K service (550), 3 new tires (400), honest repairs for electrical ($330) but the thing that got me was over $1K for new struts when supposedly Toyota put in new struts 10K miles 9and 2 years) ago. Mechanic said these are original. I feel a fight coming on, look out!
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 21:33:54 (EDT)you need a show, Mizheley!
meetoo
USA - Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 21:06:23 (EDT)ouch! Michelle.
I'm sorry to hear the bad car news.
Tomorrow will be a better day.
Throw on a Nelson CD and things will go up from there.
Pat
oakland, USA - Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 21:05:16 (EDT)Continuing with the bad news of the day, I just paid off a huge debt this afternoon and got a call from my mechanic - car needs a bunch of work $2400. Luckily, I can part it out over the summer but I am very, very bummed.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 18:08:39 (EDT)If Wishes were Horses Beggars would Ride... my Mom used to pound me with that one! Grrrrrr... Sometimes common sense just really buggs the heck outta me! I bought a LP of English Madrigal Singers and discovered an LP of Derek Bell inside instead.... that was cool but STILL I wanted the other one too! Just be glad I'm NOT God LaMiz... whatta peck of trouble we'd ALL be in then :) hehehehe. I'm quite sure that there is an inheirited 'Funny-Gene' also, but it might be natural selection in action? ya don't mate with people you don't find amusing, maybe?
mia2
USA - Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 15:16:29 (EDT)those Dollys don't seem to live very long... but then maybe it was their enviroment; they mighta lasted longer outside the lab grazing in the field, being bashful... or fluffy, like the sheep that roam in Heavens pasture. Personally; I'm allergic to sheep-- they stink, and make me itch, but I can talk to them.... and they will talk back! WTF knows what they say? prolly: 'Feel my hard bottom' or 'Eat Me', cause if they were more intelligent than fluffy-- they would be up in the high places, jumping toehold to tiny trail... running like hell!
mia
baaaguette, USA - Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 15:07:39 (EDT)I remember when I bought a Gene Vincent LP on a bargain table - I was all excited until I opened it up and the record inside was Tennessee Ernie Ford doing gospel stuff. That would have been fine if I had been expecting it but I was looking for Be Bop A Lula.
Me again
USA - Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 15:02:21 (EDT)If our attitude could change things around us, I wouldn't be in major debt, my life would be in order, and my house would be clean. Just a thought for the day.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 13:58:23 (EDT)I hear tell The Fact Curator likes big beautiful sheep bottoms--okay, maybe not big, but very, very, VERY fluffy--and isn't that r&r gene, Gene Vincent? Can't be cloned...just asked Dolly. I could say she wasn't sheepish about telling me, but... Don't lots of things change w/age and environment? Don't our attitudes change us molecularly--how 'bout our attitudes changing the energy around us--and how long does this energy last and does it change as well? Since the entire universe is in flux, I'd be hard pressed to think that anything stays the same. How would anything/anyone evolve if stuff stayed the same?--and yet humanity fights change and pushes for it at the same time. baaaaa-aaaaaa-baaaaaaaa
Just Plain Looney-Tunes
Cowtown, Suspension USA - Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 13:05:21 (EDT)Thank you, Mr. Petaloony, for enlightening us. I should like to call your attention to this little tidbit from a 2002 science journal: Mutation gives sheep beautiful buttocks
DNA change between genes is behind big-bottomed sheep.
17 September 2002 - JOHN WHITFIELD - Two callipyge sheep will have a snake-hipped offspring Š B.A. Freking. Scientists have identified a mutation that gives some sheep huge, hard bottoms.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 10:26:55 (EDT)Genes are expressed within the characteristics of the environment. --- One's DNA changes with age. --- Interesting... there might very well evolve a 'music gene', even a rockNroll gene...
The Fact Curator
PetaLunia, CA USA - Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 05:26:06 (EDT)the musical gifting has meandered through my family as well, Miz... my great-aunt Dot sang @ holy-roller meetings AND speakeasys in the 1920'a. Infact, SHE was the family blacksheep til I came along! hehehe. She lived til 96 yrs too... FWIW. Out of my 3 sisters' 12 kids only 3 have show much musical talent, but only one of them married a man who could EVEN sing. I wonder if DNA scientists have found 'the music gene'? Perhaps gender of the children plays a role also- the boys more apt to get into rockNroll performance? I know tons of women who can sing well, but they don't DO anything with it...
mia2
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 22:01:35 (EDT)Speaking of Small Venue- Big Talent... Tomorrow Wed. June 30th, and Thurs. July 1st: The WAYBACKS @ Henflings Hwy 9 Ben Lomond SC... tix 15$/ 17$... shameless chumming yes I know BUT; TheseGuys-- I swear My face HURT from smiling and guffawing that Rio Theatre gig I went to :) Warning to the dance:happy tho' Henflings will pack-um-in if they can... dancing might be real-wayback, like the deck! I love that tavern, however always glad to see Tommy, and LR (((such a kind house))
mia
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 21:45:59 (EDT)well, Mia, musicians DO breed musicians. John's son, Shane, has his own band called Backmask and has been on several albums by other artists. Brian (son of God) also plays guitar very well. And their grandmother, Thelma, was a jazz singer.
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 20:38:21 (EDT)woriking? woirking... that's detroitese, floks... prime example of TV brain extinction-- A newscaster just announced a 'Pot Bomb' went off @ a local High School???? eh, is that a problem? That announcer musta been eating cake @ the time...
mia2
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 19:28:52 (EDT)well.. LaMiz, It's either 'Google' or 'Oogle' eh? hehe... Awwukk! sorry, Blonde Moment :) the case of misplaced McFees... !!! Oddly 2 I just read in the quarerly: 'American Scholor' a poem by a Michael McFee. Proliferation=Do musicians breed musicians-> Any long-term studies been done? ... Heaven's gonna get pretty crowded, methinks.... Jerry Lewis' B-Day right, Pat? I'm watching Judge Joe Jackson, I'm NOT sure worikng brain cells are necessary in this day and age, Miz. Where would daytime TV material come from If people HAD functioning brains?
mia
What were once Vices are now Habits, FreakyTown - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 19:22:27 (EDT)I just googled Barry Chance and I was correct. His dad was Lightnin' Chance, who used to play in the band at the Grand Ol' Opry and now he has a son, Jayson, who is a musician as well. And we all needed to know, because, well, I felt the need to share what I learned on Google.
Mizshely "Too Much TIme On My Hands"
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 18:05:46 (EDT)Pat, thanks for the update on JC Flyer. I have always been very fond of JC Juanis and his CD is really good, so I wish only the best for that band. August 2, huh? Perhaps I will be able to make that gig. Your band sounds like a hoot. And Mia, don't think that Jimmy Buffet Grapefruit/Juicy reference was lost on me! I remember seeing him open for Lambert and Nuttycombe (sigh) at the Lion's Share in the days of Grapefruit/Juicy Fruit. I couldn't talk any of my friends into going with me so I went all by myself. Later, Jody Maphis' good friend, Barry Chance, ended up in Buffet's band (I think, I could be mis-remembering again, I know he was in Area Code 615 and Barefoot Jerry). A mind is a terrible thing to waste, even at 50+. I SHOULD have a few good years left.
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 17:59:46 (EDT)I heard JC Flyer had a good reception on the 26th. I missed it, but was told by Chuck, the bass player(also in Grapefruit Ed), the set went well and that Phil and Jimmy Herring checked it out and gave it a thumbs up.
Mia, hopefully Grapefruit Ed will land soon in Santa Cruz county. They are for sure playing Aug 1st in McLaren Park Amphitheater, in SF. for the Excelcior's 2nd annual Jerry Day celebration, honoring you know who on his birthday. Also the Mystery Cats. This is a cool little Greek style place.
Pat
Oakland, USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 17:52:39 (EDT)Mia, you are too hilarious. Immortal McFee indeed. Wrong brother! I think the immortal one was Bobby. While John is a nice guy and a heck of a guitar player, he simply does NOT rate demi-God status,IMHO. David Nelson and Barry Sless, of course, DO rate!!!
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 14:19:15 (EDT)Oh Joe, watch what you wish for! I remember in the early, early days of the New Riders - Marmaduke's Marauders (of which I was a founding member, of course) managed to irritate the heck out of Hank Harrison by posting signs in front of Phil Lesh's house (where Hank was freeloading at the time) that said "Come See The New Riders of the Purple Sage...yadayada..." (usually illustrated with whacked out drawings of McDuke) in GIANT lettering and at the bottom,in yellow ink and what would be an 8 point type font nowadays "also appearing, the Grateful Dead." Some thought it funny, Mr. Harrison apparently did NOT see the humor and read me out on more than one occasion. We put the same signs up in front of the NRPS house in Hermit Lane and they were happily appreciated. Never DID like Hank Harrison.
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 14:16:14 (EDT)DSO are at the top of their game.......The Dead are at the bottom........Sad but true.
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 12:19:46 (EDT)Hippy Birthday in Advance: (((Son of Bobgod)))) those hugs are from your Mom as I don't even know ya, hardly proper :) heh. I have a VideoDisc Player recording of the Immortal McFee @ play (ever seen a videodisc? True DinosaurTech- a Giant floppy pre-VCR/ BETA era) It is a Live-In Concert of the Doobies in Santa Barbara film. NO exact date visible on case, but says: 'just prior to their 1982 farwell tour' 1 Hour 15 min. I wish I had a way to transcribe the show to another format, the picture quality is starting to de-electron.
mia
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 12:15:07 (EDT)To tell the truth, I really enjoyed JC Flyer. Especially
their sing-along "Up Against The Wall, Redneck Mother."
They had Peter Harris playing lead guitar, a guy I've
been enjoying with Quicksilver Gold. But, sad to say,
as rabid a Dead Head as I've been over the decades, they
just don't have it any more. They're like a cover band
these days. But, hey, when DSO came to town last month,
they charged $25, and NuDead was only $20, so "such a deal."
Hmmm. I just got it, a solution that'll make everyone
happy: The Dead should be opening for the David Nelson Band!
Joe
San Rafael,, CA USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 12:06:23 (EDT)yes, I've heard from some fam @ times in proximity with Exprez.Bill.... that the man had stupendous charisma (the rockstar-knockumdown-wow-um type) GRAPEFRUIT ED.... hummmm? Does ED inject Vodka into juicy tree-ripe Grapefruit. Then there IS the 'Grapefruit Diet'' that had its' day in the late 60's early 70's... IS the band coming down to d'Cruz soon, Oakland Pat?
mia
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 12:04:06 (EDT)silly me! not "we wee" but "we were"
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 11:24:43 (EDT)And now for the real report: YES! It was worth standing in blistering heat (OK, we wee actually in the shade most of the time), on bad knees, for 7 hours to shake hands with and get the signature of Mr. Clinton. He was very, very gracious and unbelievably good looking in person. Can't we start a campaign to remove the two-term law for presidents? I loved all the buttons they had for sale there - "the three stooges" (Bush, Cheney and Ashcroft), the "three asses of evil" (same trio), and the "Bill Clinton Book Tour 2004." Personally, *I* wanted a tour jacket and a t-shirt but somebody missed the mark on merchandising.
Mizshely "Third time's the charm"
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 11:24:12 (EDT)Anthony, Joe, et al: Your sentiments regarding the DNB are exactly right on, in my opinion (which really doesn't count for much these days, I do realize). Hopefully, more and more people will come to realize this as well. Anybody want to say how was J.C. Flyer on the 26th (they were on the other stage)? Curious, J.C. is a good guy and his band is very good (plus, a lot of DNB members of the CD).
Mizshely "I can never post just once"
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 11:20:55 (EDT)Hey Pat, Your new band sounds very interesting. Wish I could be there but July 3 is the birthday of "son of God" so I have to stick around (well, not that my soon to be 23 year old son really wants to spend his birthday with his mother but damnit, he's going to!) I'll make it out to see the band real soon, though. The name is hilarious. howEVER did you come up with Grapefruit Ed?
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 11:18:16 (EDT)Hey Pat & Joe I am w/you, the DNB keep the energy real and still have room for us to add a little grove.IMO they are without a doubt the best bar band on the circuit, and as I have posted befor, I mean that as a compliment. I to am done with large rock shows, parking hassles and being confined to a seat in row blah seat blah is my idea of going to a movie not rockin' w/the band. Now I love The Grateful Dead, they led me to many things including my wife and DNB, but that band is done and the latest spinoffs have too many of the main players, so the sum is too large for the parts this leads to....AMPHITHEATRES!!!!! I hope Phil gets his band back as does Weir so we can see these folks in an enviornment we can share w/them...music plays the band. Hope to see FOB,s in Takilma on the Fourth of July...tell a freind this is a fun relaxed venue w/out a curfew...I hope. Peace to all who sail the DNB. Budboy we did post some reports on the four show tour, scroll down. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 02:24:12 (EDT)I've been so out of the loop lately, been working really long hours.....David, Happy Belated Birthday! I loved the Sweetwater gig earlier this month, you guys rocked my socks off and that was just the sound check! By the time the evening was over I was one happy wet noodle. Mookie said there were 3 or 4 more dates lined up for summer, but I haven't seen nor heard hide nor hair of 'em yet. Wonder when and where...........?
Kristy
San Anselmo, USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 01:45:26 (EDT)Joe---I'm with you on that whole shoreline thing. And totally with you on who the real rainbow makers are. They go by the name of David Nelson Band!
here's a little shamless promotion of a brand new band ready to groove in that gypsy wind kind of way. You will enjoy this group!
THE OAKLAND METRO--presents --in a world debut:
GRAPEFRUIT ED
the new band featuring former members of Vicious Hippies, Box Set, The Deadbeats, Buffalo Roam and Dog Named Blue
Tunes from deep in the cannon!
Kicking out Jerry Garcia Band, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Little Feat, and Grateful Dead jams for the hardcore fan.
Saturday, July 3rd 9pm
special guest
Paul Siegel with Henry Smith on upright bass.
special treats all night.
come dancin'.
Oakland Metro
201 Broadway
Oakland. CA 94607
Tickets are $8 at the door
510-763- 1146
www.oaklandmetro.com
Pat
Oakland, USA - Monday, June 28, 2004 at 22:16:07 (EDT)but then- I'm a Saloon girl from day One... small nightclubs, homey pubs, trashy biker bars are just extensions of my living room (A comfort space). I guess I don't like people much cause there isn't anything I really want to do with 1,000's of folks in proximity :) Please don't get MORE than Notable and Notorious, please DNB! don't outgrow the small venues!
mia
USA - Monday, June 28, 2004 at 17:18:53 (EDT)Yeah! ECHO :) good for you, Joe for braving Shoreline... as far as cocktail parties go-- yes, that is the spot! and the TV is better than I have @ home too :) the thing I love 'bout the DNB is their inyourface realness-realtime rockNroll sweatball rodeo! RahRah :) it's almost raining here in d'Cruz! haha a no-sunglasses zone today, I dig that!
mia
USA - Monday, June 28, 2004 at 15:25:20 (EDT)For the past couple of years, I've been saying that "The
David Nelson Band is the hottest band on the planet." And,
now I have proof. Sorta. I went to see The Dead at
Shoreline. I did have a good time, but that was because
I ran into so many people I know. But, for shear musical
pleasure, no one but no one, not even The Dead, are as
good as The David Nelson Band! You guys rock, and I want/
need some more DNB! We all do!
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Monday, June 28, 2004 at 13:15:42 (EDT)http://live.str3am.com:2110/listen.pls this link is for Cage's interview live 11:30 am east time .monday 28th WFUV out of new york
Jack
Richmond, Va USA - Monday, June 28, 2004 at 11:12:44 (EDT)Robert Allen Zimmerman= Bob Dylan
Pat
Oakland, USA - Sunday, June 27, 2004 at 22:00:43 (EDT)forget the Zimmerman thing, it was a radio contest,was trying to win tickets to Dylan and Willie Nelson show.
guess I'll have to buy them:{
Shelley
ITSALAN, ny USA - Sunday, June 27, 2004 at 19:54:16 (EDT)Is Bob Dylan EVEN his real name? somehow I think not? LaMiz you didn't descrate anything- merely wallowed where others have before (field research...) A time-honered literary tradition :) Frank Case's books inspired me to go to work for a Hotel Corp. In fact the allure of hotels in general for me; all arises out of my prenaturally early reading material!
mia
USA - Sunday, June 27, 2004 at 19:21:06 (EDT)What is Bob Dylan's middle name? anyone know?
Shelley <iwantthetickets>
N.Y. USA - Sunday, June 27, 2004 at 10:56:17 (EDT) 'Round here they're still talking 'bout that show with Buddy (Brad's B-Day Party) way-back on 26-Apr. Glad you liked the food and I was glad that all the sound-gear worked (for once). I didn't have to fix or solder anything; just mega-enjoyed the show. Great job Tim; Great time 'Scrow.
rTg - house engineer - RAIN DESERT - Danielson, CT
Rick THE Genius <dangerousdoggie@yahoo.com>
Danielson, CT USA - Sunday, June 27, 2004 at 06:04:58 (EDT)Answer: NO! I desecrated literary hallowed ground 28 years ago. God, I feel old. Better take my Geritol - it's nigh on to bedtime.
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, June 26, 2004 at 23:11:12 (EDT)Did I just descrate literary hallowed ground?
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, June 26, 2004 at 23:10:25 (EDT)Oh Mia, Don't get me started on the Algonquin and the round table, etc. In 1976, the New Riders stayed there and I remember a certain event in the bar - me, Kerrigan, Buddy Cage, Dale Franklin and Bruce Hendricks (I think that was about all that could fit in the bar) -- partying hearty. Needless to say, there was no heady literary conversation, just a drunken haze. Next day, a certain guitar player had to nurse me to sobriety (and I was hung over for 3 days).
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, June 26, 2004 at 23:09:59 (EDT)The Master and Margarita was one of 'those' books which totally infested my pre/ barely teen mind! the guy had a way with adjectives forsure :) I much prefered the stories from the Algonquin's Round Table with Dorothy Parker and Frank Case (the hotel mgr. at the time) James Thurber, H.Allen Smith, ect. The way they expressed themselves and public behavior/ appearance reminded me of my own parents, aunts/ uncles blahblah... Those people were so witty and bright and had SUCH UNHealthy habits! that was the intellectual ideal I grew up with? Yikes!
mia
getalong lil hitchy, keyboard... - Saturday, June 26, 2004 at 23:04:48 (EDT)Wow! yes-- HOT it IS these last couple daze on the FarfreakyCoast. I have thse sunglasses that are filtered (I guess) and the Sunburn on all the toastido'd Touristas REALLY shows up! Amazing they usually aren't even aware there's a problem? or soon will be! and oten get all snarly @ ME when I suggest they cover-up/ get out of the sun? Huh. FINE. Enjoy your visit :)
mia
USA - Saturday, June 26, 2004 at 22:54:52 (EDT)Hey all, I went to see Fahrenheit 9/11 yesterday and it was terrific. Go see it.
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, June 26, 2004 at 13:01:46 (EDT)Hey Mia, if you are referring to the author of The Magus and The French Lieutenant's Woman, that would be John Fowles. I studied him in college. I always loved the book, "French Lieutenant's Woman" but the movie with Meryl "I have but one wooden accent to give to my country and I shall use it for every role I ever play" Streep really sucked, largely because of her performance. I, too, read Peyton Place when I was 13 and at school in Europe (there were very few English language books available so I read and re-read Peyton Place, Pygmalion, A Night to Remember, and the Autobiography of Maxim Gorky over and over. Then I learned to read in Greek and French and was able to move to additional reading material - thank God, I had those four books memorized.
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, June 26, 2004 at 00:53:39 (EDT)although doesn't Everyone Look Sexy onstage? even the dogs @ dogshows! Now-- more on topic: How's that go? 'She's no angel no angel, her wings are not real, she'll ruin your life if your heart she can steal... she'll tell you tales to bring tears to your eyes, but don't you believe her never on your life!
mia: oftheslowsnapticfire
USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 21:18:50 (EDT)aren't mushrooms sexy? hummmm... ask the Cubensis freaks :) hehe
mia
USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 19:18:24 (EDT)Y'know Mia, Lately I've been feelin' about as sexy as a moldy mushroom...but I don't think that makes me an angel!
Dancer
Fungii, USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 18:55:33 (EDT)or he may have you fooled :) that's always a possiblity there Danceree... love and war, after all-- good thing there's angels (must be why they're said to be sexless- otherwise they'd be as shifty as the rest of us!)
mia
USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 18:46:40 (EDT)Haha LaMiz-- 'psychic or psychotic' I've been called both :) I think the spelling depends on which way the wind is blowing-- Harper Valley PTA... Now THAT was a scandleous book in its' time! that and Peyton Place... My grandad had stacks of old paperbacks @ his house, God's Little Acre was another one. My Mom would also rush to the Library to check-out all those kinda sleazy 'modern stories' as soon as they were available, and I would read them after she did... Phillip Roth, John Fowler (Fowles?), Norman Mailer... MyGodBob! whatta fountain of dangerous notions I soaked up in those years.... EKkkkk- I've got the theme song from HVPTA going through my head now!!!! Where IS the Fonz when you need him? Bonk!
mia2
USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 18:42:28 (EDT)Yeah, Mia, SPOOKY... In the cool of the evenin',... It's for sure you're little eye will be a winkin'...
Dancer
Transistor Radio Days, USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 18:39:14 (EDT)OK... (Critics, un-unite). "When you look into his eyes, and get captured by his smile, it shows...that there is still a lot of mystery left to know." Th...th...that's all folks!
Dancer
Shady Lady Land, USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 18:32:32 (EDT)yeah, I hear ya, Dancer; on 'The Danger of Looking in Men's Eyes'! I get the feeling I might FALL Right In! Eyes often seem like bottomeless wells- and looking them gets me spookey with vertigo :)
mia
USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 18:25:47 (EDT)Hmmm, I think that shoud read; ...mystery left to know...
Once an Editor, Always an Editor
USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 17:57:22 (EDT)Mz.Shell, (Are you pearlescent like the conch...?!) I wouldn't say that the Mookie-freak has lost his mystery... When you look into his eyes, and get captured by his smile, you know... That there is still a lot of mystery left to go... (Methinks that I should shun the eyes of men... It's just too dangerous!)
Dancer
Wearin' Shades From Now On , CA USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 17:37:48 (EDT)And there WERE 2 Davids on the stage...David Grisman sat in for most of the show. Gee, I've been to 5 shows in the past 13 days, and Grisman sat in on 2. LUCKY ME!!!
And hey, Todd, you forgot to mention that Barry was a treat to watch/hear also!
Dancer
Music In My Ears, CA USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 16:32:49 (EDT)Got an opportunity to see Mr. David Bromberg at the Mystic last night and it was truly a delight. Bromberg can really play a mean guitar. He will be a the Kate Wolf Music Fest tonight.
TG
Todd G.
Forestville, CA USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 14:49:14 (EDT)Oops! That last post should have read "ANY Oregonians..." not "An Oregonians" (which makes no sense, really, but why should I start making sense this late in life).
Mizshely "third time's the charm"
USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 11:53:14 (EDT)Bud Boy, I too have wondered why nobody posted anything about our little west coast run. Perhaps Mookie-Freak (the mystery has long since been gone) is too busy or maybe they didn't consider it a real tour because we were deprived of Sound Dawgy and Charlie Crane. An Oregonians or extreme Nor-Californicators heading to Portland to see David guest with the Other Brothers July 2? With Barry, Pete and Jimmy Sanchez, it should be almost a Nelson show.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 11:51:45 (EDT)Mia, I've said it before, you MUST be psychic. We actually live in Kentfield, not Mill Valley, (old Marin snobs will advise you of the difference), but Brian's private high school WAS in Mill Valley. I bent over backwards to ensure that he did NOT go Redwood High School (our local public school) after the experience I had there (and the other three original Marmaduke's Marauders, for that matter). Redwood did have Robin Williams at the time, but, who knew?
Mizshely
USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 11:48:20 (EDT)Where's the "West Coast Tour Results" Mystery Freak......or did'nt we count as an official tour.
BudBoy
West Coast, USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 10:53:32 (EDT)Sho-Bud??!! OK, now here comes an esoteric musing. Have always like steel guitars ever since I first heard them. What a cool instrument! Anyway, Mr. Ralph Mooney has always been one of my all time favorites. The guy has a long history, but have only seen him with Waylon. Met him a few times, and in that circus (respectfully), he was always a complete gentleman too. Actually all the guys around Waylon always treated us with a ton of respect, I digress. But this guy is good. Think he played with Buck Owens back in the 50's. Am guessing, not sure. But that Bakersfield sound back the (if you can still find the recordings) was some good stuff! And what this has to do with anything, am not sure. Can say this, Mr. David's playing has the very same qualities.
Greg
Fairfax, USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 01:09:57 (EDT)looks like I dropped a 'T' there... :) although it seems to work the other way also! I think my keyboard started Happy Hour BEFORE I even got home? Possibly this machina was Drunk when It was given to me! it was salvaged from a donation station after all... Senile, Drunk and Palsied, Thank-Bob it doesn't Hump My Leg! or drool overmuch :) My Mom was telling me today 'How her Dog is such an Excellent Clock' far more accurate on a 4 hour basis than any machine-- got me thinking about Peeps' breeding bio-clocks/ calenders.... Yaknow our man-made time devices are getting seriously whacked and more each day?
mia2
USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 00:48:09 (EDT)Mill Valley PTA? hummmm... could we get Marin Mull to play a part too? heh. He's notdeadishe? Hope Not! Fernwood Tonite was one of my young adult joys :) a GOOD reason to stay up late!
mia
USA - Friday, June 25, 2004 at 00:35:34 (EDT)Isn't it nice to know you've done everything at least once in your life!Prez of the PTA,saw DNB on New Yr's etc,etc,etc
Stampede56
De' range, USA - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 23:47:17 (EDT)Hey now! Interested to see if the band is playing soon at any other places in Ohio besides Peach's grill. That's a conflicting date with a festival I have to work (that weekend). Love to see these guys , don't wanna miss em!! If I can help with another venue hookup, let me know. Thanks a bunch! Love you guys
Michelle <Discopizza@yahoo.com>
Middletown, Ohio USA - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 20:22:53 (EDT)I hear yah La Miz not wishing political office, I think many feel that way, perhaps IF it was required by lottery... we would SOON get rid of this elitist political structure INTIRELY and give Polite, Self-Governed No-Government try :) WEAR a Big Blue Dress when ya see ole Clinton, Miz!!! everything but the jailhouse keys... hehe
mia
donn-ease, donn-ease - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 17:22:44 (EDT)The "Sho-Bud" was on the morning news shows today.......
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 16:37:42 (EDT)Mia, I like some of your ideas for selecting political leaders but I have to say, as a potential member of the pool, we need a way to opt out. There is NO WAY ON BOB'S GREEN EARTH that I would want to hold a political office, especially after being President of the PTA at my son's high school.Everybody wants something from you and no two people want the same thing - 'way too draining on a small scale and on a national/international playing field, whoa! I am sure I will be ushered by Mr. Clinton rather quickly, but if I get the chance to say anything to him at all, it is merely going to be "thank you."
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 10:44:14 (EDT)Cool beans, Mia. Thank you for letting me know it arrived.
Greg
Fairfax, USA - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 09:29:36 (EDT)there would be the current: Age Limitations, Citizenship Requirments-- but EVERYONE's number would be in the pot (validity could be proven after draw)... prisoners too & expatriates who vote and or pay taxes/ own property in USA. Officeholders would be paid Minimum Wage! BUT with Full Health Coverage and security protection as needed. Officials rent/ mortgage would be paid during office, but they would NOT move 'on-up' anywhere. Term would be limited to a very short duration so no one could do TOO much damage (2yrs?). The Congress could occupy themselves in NOT MAKING ANY new laws, but in review (with the Supreme Court) of existing laws with the goal of ELIMINATING some of those suckers! IMO this would make folks feel more responsible for what was going on around them . Have more @ stake/ Take an interest?
mia2
USA - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 02:13:05 (EDT)now- this is my own wingnut OP, but I think our current election process is not only not represenative but alos false as there is NO Way we can ever know a person running for office by their 'character' or as a 'person' this country has gotoon too big, and 'They are not Us' the USA is becoming more and more a class-society, the political folks are not the ordinary man any longer.... I propose we use the IRS database, the voter registration datas, the census records and the many State's lottery systems and Put People in Public Office BY THE LOTTERY!
mia
USA - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 01:50:07 (EDT)Gosh- Bromberg and Nelson! whatta GREAT yarn of storytelling that would unravel :) I tellya the mini-opera that has been goin' on in my hood could be the stuff of urban legend! Yikes... Weather's fine tho! all to the good quite sure. Shakespere Santa Cruz is starting up, MizMIZ-- and Cabrillo College is putting on Music Man... FWIW I overheard a lady @ the gym say: 'she didn't care for Music Man' but that may have been a personal problem with the Music Man plot itself? I know speaking for myself my own history of getting sucked in by charming con-men, rather sours me on the whole idea as a fun-topic...
mia
USA - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 01:43:40 (EDT)Hey Bill Laymon what happened to your websight. I been trying to check in but the browser won't connect.
Dave Spring <spring@gcctv.com>
Springfield , Il USA - Wednesday, June 23, 2004 at 23:24:58 (EDT)Well, who knows... perhaps David will come "into the Mystic" tomorrow evening. That WOULD be nice. Wish I was going to be there.
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, June 23, 2004 at 18:35:27 (EDT)It would be great if David showed up and he and Barry played with Bromberg...since he only lives a few blocks from the Mystic...
Dancer
Daydreamin' in CA, USA - Wednesday, June 23, 2004 at 15:53:21 (EDT)Wish we could be at The Mystic, there will be some magic in the air for sure. Wouldn't it be cool to hear Bromberg play along on "Wind & Rain" with David and the guys?Daydreamin'in ioway...
Tricia
USA - Wednesday, June 23, 2004 at 14:44:11 (EDT)Tricia, Good luck with the info. Keep those wheels turning. What's up with Phideaux? Here's another song to check out --Duke Robillard's "Duke's Mood." No lyrics just a dreamy, pensive guitar-based tune with some deep pockets of emotion. Liner notes say the song was "dedicated to the memory of Joseph Z. Robillard." Anybody familiar with Joseph Z? Hope all is well,
Joe
Arcata, USA - Wednesday, June 23, 2004 at 12:18:57 (EDT)think of some the Prez's we've had.Tricky Dicks,Slick Willies and not one but twoooo Bushes!it wobbles the mind!
Stampede56
De' range, USA - Tuesday, June 22, 2004 at 21:49:01 (EDT)Oops! Thursday I will be attending the Butch Whacks and the Glass Packs show at Bimbo's in SF. I just got a message (on the Butch boards) from Wally "Steady Eddie Sullivan" Quinn that he won't be coming out, what a drag. The shows with Steady Eddie were always the best! But the Murphy Brothers and Bob Sarlatte should be there so I know the show will be cool. I loved they did "Tell Laura I Love Her" and the way Julio Lopez did the Elvis imitation. Oh, be still my heart!
Mizshely
USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 23:12:13 (EDT)I don't know where I will be on Thursday, too far in advance. Dancer, whither goest thou?
Mizshely
USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 22:58:06 (EDT)So, Mizshely...will YOU be at the Mystic Thursday evening? (Myself, I'm hoping to hear 'Suffer To Sing The Blues'.)
Dancer
Goin' Back In Time, Vinyl USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 22:55:51 (EDT)FYI, David will be appearing with The Flying Other Brothers when they roll into Portland town next week. I heard it from the great one himself when he stopped by the office this afternoon.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 22:32:35 (EDT)Yes Mizshely, THAT Tom Russell. He'll be at the Freight & Salvage Thursday night. Of course, then you'd miss David Bromberg at the Mystic, and Barry opening the show with Lorin Rowin...
Dancer
Shopped til I dropped... , Broke Again USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 22:09:13 (EDT)Yee hah! I got my ticket to see Bill Clinton next week. Sigh.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 17:14:38 (EDT)GREG-- your envelope arrived!!!! (((AWEsome, grasis)))) that photo of DN and Billy the Hat is on my refrigerator door :) the VA shows? WooW00! the DNB is sounding better and better every gig! honesttofnord... I'm not saying that just because I've never misplaced a car @ one of their shows :) Equus! I saw the movie the nekkid guy on the horse part was good-- I couldn't understand a word Richard Burton said; did he have marbles in his mouth the entire time?
mia
USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 15:35:33 (EDT)Interesting, no? MADRID, Spain - Two worlds collided as a raft carrying 42 destitute Africans bundled up for a chilly, wind-swept crossing of the Strait of Gibraltar washed up on a nudist beach in southern Spain, officials said Monday.
Detached Observer
USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 14:36:00 (EDT)Dancer, Tom Russell, the Cowboy Poet, etc? My late husband had a lot of his work.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 12:51:15 (EDT)Hey Joe, come to think of it, *I* have never misplaced my vehicle or spaced on keys relative to a DNB show, either. Therefore, the only logical conclusion is that DNB heightens us to a new level of consciousness.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 12:50:04 (EDT)Hmmm. What's it about misplacing cars in San Francisco?
It happened to me, just a month or so ago, after attending
a new (for me) venue - The Independent. BUT...I can
honestly say that I've never once lost my car after a DNB
performance.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 11:58:02 (EDT)Hey Mizshely, we'll have to go out together for some 'culture'! Right now I'm off to see Tom Russell..
Dancer
Music In My Ears, CA USA - Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 21:43:44 (EDT)OK, Dancer, you have piqued my curiousity. We MUST know each other. Another fan of the Royal National Theatre AND the DNB? How can it be that we do not know one another! I LOVED the play, "Equus" and I actually liked "The Seagull" as well although I was never lucky enough to see it with Alan Bates. I LOVED Alan Bates in the original "Whistle Down The Wind" and it is too, too sad that he is no longer with us. As for Chekov, I remember dragging Sam Andrew with me (OK, I didn't have to drag him) to see Uncle Vanya in Berkeley one time. THAT production sucked (and I embarrassed Mr. Andrew when I mentioned it). We left at intermission.
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 21:30:17 (EDT)OHMYOHMYOHMY Mizshely...you're bringing back some ANCIENT MEMORIES for me! I saw the National Theatre Production of 'EQUUS' starring Colin Blakely, at the Albery Theatre in August of '76. And a few days later I saw 'The Seagull' starring Alan Bates at the Duke of York Theatre. I still have my ticket stub...Saturday August 14, Orch. A-6... I'm sure that Alan looked straight at me and smiled...be still my heart! Uh oh...now I'm starting to feel my age!
Dancer
Wandering Through The Past, CA USA - Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 21:00:24 (EDT)shadow man i dont play my fury builds ikill it melts away ,savage thats my pain my fury builds i kill it melts away ,rock on bros
flatfooted28 <flatfooted28@yahoo.com>
opelika, al USA - Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 15:21:35 (EDT)That website of Billy's has been down for months and months. Pop up ads, huh! I use a blocker. I'll have to mosey over and see what happens.
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 14:17:19 (EDT)Hey guys, too bad Bill's website is down, but the link takes you to a bunch of ads with pop ups ....maybe it should be removed until the site is back up!
the firecat
USA - Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 12:43:42 (EDT)Greg and Mia, one word, Equus.
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 02:39:42 (EDT)don't take your friends out riding horses while drunk IF they don't know horses well... <===== Why, do drunk horses stagger around and fall a lot, or worse, try and make little horses with anything that moves? Hmmmm, maybe I don't want to know ;^)
Greg
Fairfax, VA USA - Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 02:21:15 (EDT)Mia, LOL! When I misplaced my car, it, too, was sort of in SOMA, actually, Noe Valley, about 25 years ago after a party for all the people involved in the Tribal Stomp gig at the Greek in Berkeley. I got a little out there and Rodney and Petey Albin gave me a ride back to Marin. Next day I went back for my car and it took me HOURS to figure out what street I had parked on. I was lucky it was still there! Back to Bubba Ho Tep...
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 00:49:07 (EDT)TRAIN to DOWHAT? is that a certificate course? I misplaced a car in SF once, down SouthofMarket...took a few hours of wandering round but we finally 'found' it! fuckIdon'tknow WHAT the problem was :) heh. I think my eyes were too squeenky to see, cause my smile was too HUGE? also don't take your friends out riding horses while drunk IF they don't know horses well...
mia
USA - Saturday, June 19, 2004 at 22:42:07 (EDT)Mookie'not here...DAVE'S NOT HERE... Yeah... Hey, did I just hear the toilet flush?!!!
BTW, where are the July and August tour dates Mr. ADMINISTRATOR?
Roll another one...
Just like the other one..., USA - Friday, June 18, 2004 at 23:13:49 (EDT)Oh Joe, I would say "how can you misplace an entire car" but alas, I have done that, too. In my misspent youth, of course. :)
Mizshely
USA - Friday, June 18, 2004 at 18:32:28 (EDT)Oh come on, DNB administrator, who CARES who is running the site as long as the information is correct (which it still is NOT). Go ahead and record me. Better people than you have tried.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, June 18, 2004 at 18:30:21 (EDT)Oh so sad lyrics Joe, but a real nice song.I did get lots of information and the "wheel is turnin" Thanks!
Tricia
USA - Friday, June 18, 2004 at 15:59:11 (EDT)Billy, please check out "Standing In the Doorway" on Dylan's Time Out Of Mind". Wonderfully sad lyrics and lots of room for pedal steel playing and great geetar pickin'. Seems like a cover song tailor made for DNB. Hey Tricia, did you get info you needed? Dan & Jan, It was great seeing you. Maybe we'll get together again in Hayfork!?!?! Great "key" stories. Though I don't recall losing keys, I did misplace my car after a James Taylor concert at the Universal Amphitheater sometime in the early 80's. My friend and I just had a way-too-good-of-time and walked out the wrong door after the show. It took about 90 minutes of laughing around the parking lot to find into again. What a fun night. Thanks for helping me remember it.
Joe
Arcata, USA - Friday, June 18, 2004 at 14:09:41 (EDT)Mookie doesn't live here. Please direct all correspondence to the Mystery Freak. Your message may be recorded for training purposes.
DNB Administrator
USA - Friday, June 18, 2004 at 13:48:10 (EDT)Happy Birthday Paul McCartney. Well, SOMEONE had to say it!
Mizshely
USA - Friday, June 18, 2004 at 11:16:03 (EDT)July 4th Treefest in Southern Oregon. It's a deffernt world when your 60 feet off it. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Friday, June 18, 2004 at 01:23:44 (EDT)Mookie! You rascal! That is the Kate WOLF musical festival - not Kate Wolk. The link is correct,however! Wake up! You've been back east too long, time to come back to the correct coast.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, June 17, 2004 at 21:36:14 (EDT)OMG thats PORCH!!!
Shelley <this is why i dont post(much)>
evenwithmyglasseson, NY USA - Thursday, June 17, 2004 at 16:39:24 (EDT)Enjoying the beautiful summer rain w/Turkey1 on DeRange
SoundOfTheHound <illegalsearch@yahoo.com>
Doggsville, USA - Thursday, June 17, 2004 at 12:06:39 (EDT)HEY thats adirondackmusicfestival.com YAKNOW?
Shelley
NY USA - Thursday, June 17, 2004 at 11:13:48 (EDT)the problem was never sneaking OUT (out window onto pourch roof and down) the "real" problem was sneaking back IN...
My sister and I would be laughing to hard.. trying to shut my mothers dog up... damm ankle biter with a big mouth...
hey stampede check out www.adironackmusicfestival.com
its a real nice venue.. later all ,,
Shelley <shell5660@americu.net>
Oneida, NY USA - Thursday, June 17, 2004 at 11:00:40 (EDT)Wow, leaving keys in the door locks seems like my department. My sister didn't pay attention to the check oil light and blew up the engine. Albeit a Chevy Vega which was an extremely poor engine design to begin with. Mia, got your snaily the other day and sent one to you today.
Greg
Fairfax, VA USA - Wednesday, June 16, 2004 at 21:02:43 (EDT)been on holiday!first up to Lake Ckamplain in the Adirondacks and now back down to Mohonk Mt. near the Shawgununks.try saying that 3x fast!
Stampede56
de'range, USA - Wednesday, June 16, 2004 at 18:20:50 (EDT)i love the david nelson band and if i had ten thousnd c.d.'s to hand out at bonnaroo i would have done it. and i got me thinking. i really want to see the dead shows on the east coast this summer and want to vend something so i can afford it. maybe i'm crazy but i thought i would be cool to have a DNB freak boutique on Dead tour. those are your future fans they just need to be introduced. so please tell me what you think. if you want to do it, i plan on doing dead tour from st.louis till the end and going to the yellow spings DNB show 7-31 at peaches.........
hope to hear from you soon, mikey
michael lynch <crazyfingers42@ yahoo.com>
Fontana, WI USA - Wednesday, June 16, 2004 at 12:23:21 (EDT)HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOHN DAWSON. M-A-R-M-A-D U-K-E spells Marmaduke... you know the rest! Love you,
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, June 16, 2004 at 02:34:46 (EDT)Greg, LOL on the vehicle maintenance thing. One time, the Dead and NRPS were playing at the Carousel Ballroom in SF and I was in such a hurray to get to the gig, I pulled into the lot, jumped out of the car and ran into the ballroom. When it was time to go home, I couldn't find my keys ANYWHERE and I was really sweating it. When I got to the lot, the attendant said "You ran off and left your keys hanging out the door. I put them under the matt." Oh man, I'd have been so screwed if the car had been gone (unauthorized loan of my parents' car, of course). I'm so glad my son is not the challenge *I* was!
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, June 16, 2004 at 02:32:57 (EDT)Hmmmm, my sister who is 4 years older had the same problem. She had a curfew. I could be out on a date, or worse out with the guys all night long, no problem. Big ole party up on Skyline, no worries. Go up to the city to see a show, again, no problem. The irony was, is that my sister was the one you didn't have to worry about. Outside of vehicle maintenance, she always showed good judgment.
Greg
Fairfax, VA USA - Wednesday, June 16, 2004 at 00:55:24 (EDT)ahh LaMiz-- if you were THAT dumb, you wouldn't be alive today! as I like to say: Staying alive IS my only accomplishment to date... *Sheesh WHY? I'll never know--- That has got to be the Big Question of Life: Not WHY are we here? but Why do some survive (despite foolish behavior/ bad attitudes) and others depart so early? Forgive me for the pensive remark, Father's Day again. Does it to me everytime... I really don't like our USA Holidays- I wonder what life was like before modern advertising and our manufactured 'Days'
mia
USA - Tuesday, June 15, 2004 at 01:56:25 (EDT)Mia! Your post regarding counter-culture participation during daylight hours hit home with me. I was just a little too young to be allowed out on my own in the mid 60s, so I used to close and lock the door to my room, turn on on the radio, climb out the window (thank God we had a one story ranch house) and hitch to the Avalon. Of course, the BIG BUST came one time when I called my mother to bring me a change of clothes. Not the brightest bulb on the planet in those days...
Mizshely
USA - Monday, June 14, 2004 at 21:37:52 (EDT)I mean that remark with Total Envy, Greg :) you and Gans just slay me with your stories of happy-hippie-child youth... I could never get out of the HOUSE @ night! had to get my counterculture kicks during daylight hours...
mia
USA - Monday, June 14, 2004 at 19:56:32 (EDT)YOU'RE a punk yourself, Greg! ... Are you sure you're old enough to be in here? heh. I sent you a snaily uh, Fri.? Sat.? hope the pony didn't die crossing the Poltomic!
mia
USA - Monday, June 14, 2004 at 00:58:03 (EDT)I was drawing the bands @ a Fundraiser today, A clubowner asked me to come draw the musicians @ his venue-- said he's send a car to pick me up and take me back home... but, yaknow? It's REALLY boring hanging out in a club if you're not there because the band interests you, and you're not making any sort of wage... Heckfire- clubs have their boring moments EVEN if you enjoy the band's music AND you get to dance! THAT'S why I started Drawing in the First Place! I can just see me getting stuck drawing some treadworn roadhouse-blues band, I'll end up making voodoo-doll drawings or graffitti in the ladies room :) Dunno, I'll have to go up there on my own once and see how gruesome that band is that the owner wants me to illustrate.
mia
USA - Monday, June 14, 2004 at 00:54:26 (EDT)Mizshely, see what it was when you jokingly called Torbert a punk is (I'm reasonably sure I'm making this up) it sounded just like something I'd have heard leaning against the stage at Winterland. Just some on stage nonsense, ya know. Still makes me laugh. I'm weird, sorry. Mia, the pics came out way better than I thought. Hopefully this week they go out.
Greg
Fairfax, VA USA - Monday, June 14, 2004 at 00:01:20 (EDT)Prolly taking the entire DNB to beat ya Mizsheley :)
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USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 23:50:49 (EDT)Mister David =======> Happy birthday! Not sure who said this but here ya go ===> Here's to the duck that swam a lake and never lost a feather. May this time another year, we'll all be together.
Greg - slow as a turtle
Fairfax, VA USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 23:49:20 (EDT)LAMiz-- WHAT is a 'goob' anyhow? like a Goober, or a Booger (backwards?)'Goob' is a James Thurber word isn't it? maybe I'll use Llameo for my next alias! They have such pretty eyes :) hehe... 'Man from Saskatch' not Sasquasch ? giggle2X hummmm... 'Sasquasch from Saskatch'? that I might be able to pull off. A limerick, I think? Proly better I DON'T know the fellow...
mia-YES that was me, handing the Mook my sketch
USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 23:49:00 (EDT)OK, ok, that's TWICE now - someone called THE NELSON CREW has beaten me at games on the Worldwinner website - fess up, who IS it? Winner thenelsoncrew.won 1499
2 theoriginalgoob 1463 (I play as theoriginalgoob)
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 23:08:28 (EDT)Ilike your website I will share this with friends
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- Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 20:23:56 (EDT)Hey Mia, was that YOU at the Sweetwater givin' Mookie the sketch of himself being 'immortalized'?
Dancer
Loosin' Braincells, CA USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 18:10:48 (EDT)Hmmm...I think this box needs to be bigger. I can't edit what I write if I don't see it!
A dancer not a writer
USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 17:14:34 (EDT)The Djangofest really IS 'something special'. It's 'gypsy jazz' that makes you want to dance the night away...or just sit and be visually, auditorally, and cerebrally entertained. (And Hey, its not like Ive got a vested interest here, except that Id like to see this musical style come back into vogue.) People who are into it have come from faraway places to hear it. I even met someone who came down from Saskatchewan just to spend 3 days and nights listening to the music and going to workshops. The musicians sit outside on the street benches and play for passersby all afternoon!
Hey Mia, can you write me a poem about a man from Saskatch? Hes taller than Laymon, (almost as cute!) and has a French-Canadian accent!
isually, auditorially, and cerebrally entertained.
Danacer
Goin' Back Tonite , CA USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 17:12:11 (EDT)More fine music in the Bay Area...tonight is the last night of the SF Djangofest. Last night was was some HOT pickin'!!! It's at the Little Fox in Redwood City. Get there early though, last night sold out fast. And you want to be close enough to watch those flyin' fingers burn up the strings! It was standin' room only by showtime. And if anyone ever gets the chance, don't miss out on seein' John Jorgenson if he's ever in your neck of the woods. (He'll also be playing the part of Django in a movie coming out this fall. I think it's called 'Head in the Clouds').
Dancer
Music, Music, Music, and More Music!, CA USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 15:38:28 (EDT)Brookdale, Brookdale, Brookdale, Brookdale!!!! you can hold a pre-show High Tea Jam in that coffeehouse in Boulder Crick, Liz... the old fellow that works there really likes us? for all I know- he's someone's Dad :) I was given a similar book years ago: 'Fun with Chocolate' that gave me the idea. It had suggestions, cute illustrations, with some receipes but basically a place-setting/ how-to guide to Make the Most of Your Chocolate...
mia
USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 00:18:27 (EDT)Tricia- So glad you all like it! It's my most labor intensive, but one of the tastiest too!! Mia- So, an activity book huh? Maybe we could educate everyone and then I'd have a little help! I was in the town of Sonoma, not at the Health & Harmony Festival jammin' to the music... unfortunately, my favorite places to go aren't always the best place to sell my wares... :o( I did well today though, the tourons love my stuff!! So as for us, how about "jammin' with the band"? I'll bring my jam, DNB can bring its "jam" and together we can jam into the wee hours of the mornin'! Looking forward to it,
liz :o)
USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 23:37:48 (EDT)Happy Hippy Birthday David!!! Der Amanap... Der Amanap... It's a Different World when I'm with you!
Love you bunches,
liz :o)
USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 23:29:53 (EDT)Fun with Jam- the Activity Book... I was thinking of all the fun things folks can do that Involve Jam: such as Picnics by the River, Tea in the Garden, Continintal Breakfast in Paris, Breakfast in Bed anytime :) Camping/ Hiking cause Jam doesn't go bad like Mayonnaise... But I confess the scene that crossed my mind when I wrote that was: the Wonderful Food Fights me and my sisters would get into with the prolific blackberries growing in Scotts Valley! Mom didn't care for that 'activity' much (the clothes were history, but...) Kate Greenway's illustrations were the sort I envisioned. If I happen to draw some good 'jam activity sketches' I'll snail um to you, Liz
mia
USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 22:36:45 (EDT)Happy Birthday David!! Hope you have a wonderful day. Bob P, the mail brought another gem, thanks! That white peach jam is so tasty! Everyone is lovin' it Liz!
Tricia
USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 22:06:54 (EDT)White Peaches! ohmyohmy... the season is TOO short on those delicious creations IMO. I can JUST imagine your jam LizLady! I bet it smells SO fragrant, as to make a bee swoon :) THERE is some kinda big event going on in Sonoma County soon is it this Weekend? I saw a poster on Pacific Ave yesterday @ a hippie-chic store's window. LOOKED like some fine bands were playing :) Wishing you sucess with the product, Are you vending @ that Festival?... I wasn't thinking so much of a Cookbook but an Activity Book...? but yeah, some reciepes might be included.
mia2
USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 16:31:06 (EDT)HAPPY-HAPPY DAY-DAYs, David :) Why stop the celebrating with JUST one Day? I say: Let Us 'Celebrate David Nelson Month!!' Yehah! I always try to go to a Concert for MY Birthday-- WHAT do YOU do to commmerate your B-Day David Nelson? Whatever? I hope it's Totally GREAT for ya (((rockyoubluesaway)))happiness and health and all good thing to you!
mia
USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 16:22:41 (EDT)Happy Birthday David! Thanks for the endless amounts of great music. Rock on! Have a great day!
pat
oakland, USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 14:48:15 (EDT)Happy Birthday David!Hope you have a great day!
The Crazy Dude In Oregon
USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 14:40:25 (EDT)Dear, dear David HAPPY B-DAY! Nobody can bend a B like you - many, many more. We love you!
Jan & Dan
Branscomb, USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 14:27:17 (EDT)HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DAVID!!! May you have the joy you spread to all of us, and you'll be "rich" beyond your wildest dreams! I certainly hope you get what you give, because it's certainly helping the planet to evolve. Yes you can't do it alone, but you're doing your part, that's for sure, and I'm privileged to be a part of it, as is everyone else you touch. Thank You, Thank You, Thank You! Love, Peace and Blessings on you and us all, Bethy
Bethy
Sac/Hayward, CA USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 14:25:51 (EDT)David, May you have many, many more birthdays ahead of you, all of them happy ones. Love,
Mizshely
USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 09:57:12 (EDT)Tricia- So glad that the package made it there in one piece. Sorry to not write yet, but I've taken "busy" to a whole new level. I just finished my "intermission" in what will be a 20+ hr day with a nap during Harry Potter at Northgate with Josiah. Boy those seats are comfortable... the arm rests go up, so I had 4 to myself and a 2 hr or so nap. I need it seeing that I get so little sleep these days. Will write soon for sure... Mia - Cookbook? Go for it... All I do these days is "jam" in the literal sense that is... 30 or so cases in the past few days and 4 markets to boot. My White Peach Jam is to die for Mia... Mizshely - glad you made it home safely... I drove past the pig roast on my way out and had my fingers tightly crossed. Good luck at the garagage sale... I'll be in Sonoma for the weekend. Love to all,
liz
USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 03:42:08 (EDT)Well MizShely, it's bedtime...and I'm listening to my favorite bedtime song...'Scarlet Ribbons' by Harry Belafonte. There's just something about vinyl...it's like being in the same room with the singer. And like my mother-in-law used to say, "Harry can park his shoes under my bed anytime!"
Sleepy
USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 02:56:03 (EDT)Mia, This is a great poem!'dream machine memories-// send one further than// closer by far// emCsquared// ever dared...' I love the 'further than/closer by...' And I'll bet MR. Albert would have liked the em2ed part...!
Dancer
A Square atHeart, USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 00:30:49 (EDT)DITTO, DITTO!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALL JUNEBUG BABIES!!!
Just Another Junebug Baby
Gettin' Near the Solstice , USA - Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 00:14:25 (EDT)HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAVID !!!
East Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains, Va USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 23:59:26 (EDT)Awww, c'mon now MizShely, just listen to 'Nina at the Village Gate' singin' 'Brown Baby', 'Zungo', & 'Children Go Where I Send You'. (And also listen to Harry Belafonte sing the last as well). And how could any Bobby Darin fan not like her arrangement of 'In The Evening By Moonlight' on the 'Nina at Newport' album?
She's sort of a mellow version of Odetta...
Vinyl Queen
CA USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 23:57:24 (EDT)Dancer, you have me stumped. Have we met?
Mizshely the Curious
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 23:56:56 (EDT)That poem! My mind exploded on some unconscious level, like a whisper on the wind. WOW!
East Virginia
Baby Blue Ridge, Va USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 23:56:18 (EDT)Nina Simone - now THERE is a name we don't hear too often (with just cause, IMHO). I actually saw her daughter, Simone, as Aida in the Disney musical that came through own a few years ago. Wasn't quite as stunning as the Opera, however - I don't recall any live elephant lumbering across the stage. That part where the lovers get walled up at the end always gives me claustrophobia, however, and after the show, I had major palpitations (some say it was seeing David Cassidy's brother in the male role, but I think NOT).
Mizshely
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 23:11:15 (EDT)Hey Mia, Sorry you didn't get to hear show. Maybe you can download it. Me, myself, is gonna mosey on over to the couch now...gonna listen to some Mingus and some Monk and some Nina Simone.
Tired Dancer
Couchland, USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 23:05:29 (EDT)DoYOUknow? I can't pick up KQED-SF radio in this town O'mine... out-of-line-of-sight to that transmitter, and I have a cable station about 1/2 block away that must interfer with transmission. I bet I could pick up Cable TV right outta the air IF I had the right eletronics to unscramble the signal. I loved it when I lived in the Soquel hills- I could pick up Cambria's KOTR on my stereo receiver late at night, I was in direct line with the trasmitters up on Plaskett Ridge above Big Sur. It was up Canham Rd. in SV that I would dial in KLRB... it sucks here in CAP I can hardly even pick up KPIG except in mono.
mia
deadair, zone - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 22:52:54 (EDT)Does anything ever really go away?// just leaks from space to space// the candle flame still do shine...// and the dinosaurs now rock// from alpha centauri.// It's a long, long telescope// and we are very small// 500 light years goodbye// is still closer...// than deaths dimension// to the breathing// but only in fact// not mind or heart.// dream machine memories-// send one further than// closer by far// emCsquared// ever dared....// August 17th 2004
got a poem for ya'll
mia's landfill, ? - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 22:41:41 (EDT)Co-inkdinky or What? Bobby Darin is on the radio Right NOW! KZSC 88.1-- the lounge hour :)
mia
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 22:34:04 (EDT)Yeah MizShely, you was a toddler, and I was that naked kid dancin' in the street...(it was just dirt back then).
Anyways, FYI for for anyone and all, NPR will be rebroadcasting the recent Ray Charles interview with Terri Gross at 7pm. (KQED for all you Bay Area folks.)
Dancer
Radio Time, USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 20:58:37 (EDT)"Chapel of Love" was the Dixie Cups. I think I have a version of Iko Iko by them, too. I saw them on one of those Dick Clark caravan shows. Of course, I was just a toddler on my mommy's hip at the time :)
Mizshely
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 19:14:54 (EDT)Hey Dancer, I was a HUGE Bobby Darin fan. I saw him in person several times - he was one of the cool guys and passed away 'way too early. I still think Splish Splash was one of the great ones, and of course, Mack The Knife.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 19:11:16 (EDT)hippie hippie shake shake!!!
mia
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 18:12:28 (EDT)OOPs....that would be Darin...with 1 N. And BTW, here's a quote from the New York Post re: Mr. Darin; 'Bobby Darin, a hippie from N.Y.C., tonsil No.1 in the "New Noise" sweeping America...He gave the gals the jiggles---not the giggles---'
Still Dancin'
Turntable, CA USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 17:58:12 (EDT)Gettin' nostalgic...been spinnin' vinyl all day. Just listened to Bobby Darrin 'Live at the Copa' sing the Ray Charles song, 'I Got A Woman'. (Though my favorite cut is 'Dream Lover')
So here's a trivia question for all you young oldies out there...it's 1964...what all-girl band sang 'Chapel of Love'?
Dancer
33RPM, USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 17:46:12 (EDT)got my pack full of Cookies once again! going downtown to make a Birthday delivery to another ole hippie :) Chocolate- Chocolate Chip with Hazelnuts (his request)I 'think' he's 60? ... Me and my lil bad-influence pal, Holly when we were 12-13 years old, we would follow this fellow ALL over Pacific Ave- cause he was THE Cutest Most Long-haired Hippie Freak we had ever SEEN (at least @ that early in life) funny thing it doesn't seem like that much time has past...
mia-->off and running :)
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 16:49:15 (EDT)Us old folks are gonna haveto raise up some younguns to learn to step into these vacant shoes... lonely pianos, empty guitars, deadened drums-- the music in my head is all well and good/ dead people's voices never really ever go away; however Life ain't Memorex... only Space is silent to the ear. Reaper he takes the Good with the Bad I reckon, that goes to show We ARE ALL Equal after all.
mia
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 16:41:13 (EDT)heynow liz! I'll help you write a 'Fun With Jam' book :) hehe... maybe we'all could contribute a chapter, eh? Very Fond of Plum preserves, myself! I'm chowing on some KILLER fresh peaches, nectarines and plums today-- went to the new Farmer's Market in CAP Thurdays, Ahhhh-- THAT awesome organic ripe produce Says: SUMMER to me!!! YEAH... We maybe Beggers In Paradise--- BUT We can Eat Good!
mia
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 16:32:53 (EDT)that'd be "delicious". where are my glasses??
tricia
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 14:31:08 (EDT)Mmmnnn,yum!The package arrived today Liz! If you all haven't done so yet, I highly recommend you try a jar or two of these most deliciousful jams!
Tricia
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 14:30:02 (EDT)hey bob b. you ever get that hot sauce? i know your very unstable and a deal is a deal!!! here in west by god a man's word is all we got!!!!!!!
marc <zennnow73@yahoo.com>
elkins, wv USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 13:36:09 (EDT)Yesterday was a sad day indeed. The passing on of the talented Ray Charles brought back many memories for me. Not only of the many timesI saw him perform, but also the good ol' times of days gone by. Remembering when the Great American Music Hall and the Keystone West (next door to the police station on Vallejo St.) were host to many wonderful jazz musicians. Almost all of whom are no longer with us. Betty Carter was alway an elegant sight and truly wonderful msical experience against the backdrop of red velvet at the GAMH. And on my 22nd birthday I was front row center at the Keystone for an Earl "Fatha" Hines show. And by the way, does anyone else remember the great show we used to get at the Circle Star Theatre in San Carlos? Smokey Robinson when he was smokin'...and Aretha singin' out her soul...
Dancer
Music in my ears, CA USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 13:12:47 (EDT)If anyone in Marin area is interested, I am having a garage sale on Saturday and possibly, Sunday. Email me for the address. Mostly junk (and my junk IS junk) but you never know....
Mizshely "Here I Go Again" <mizshely@pistolpackinmama.com>
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 12:23:24 (EDT)Ray Charles was a one of a kind guy. I have a memory of going to pick up my parents at the airport in 1975 and seeing Ray Charles being escorted down the hallway by my not-yet-known-to-me future husband who was promoting a show at the Marin Civic Center. AND they had Sly Stone in tow. I walked up to Mr. Charles and said, "I love you" which took him by surprise. He was very gracious. Gee, maybe I should take up residence at the airport - perhaps I could effect a run in with Johnny Depp.
Mizshely
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 12:22:16 (EDT)Hey Bethy...Congrats on the new job!!! Glad you received the disc's as well. Enjoy them as I know you will. Send out your new email address when you get one. Best of Luck to you!
JC
St Babble, CA USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 11:36:03 (EDT)The News Hounds earliest memories of music at the tender age of 9 or 10 have Brother Ray front and center. He'll be missed...but his music will live on forever! Now this is a guy worthy of tributes approaching something of Hero worship. Worlds different than that other fool they've been spending way too much time on this week, trying to convince us he was some sort of grand savior. Enough already!!! Get the F over it! He did far more harm than good :( Funny how were hearing allmost NO other news. Makes me wonder what's being covered up during this little convenience.
News Hound
Freedom, CA USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 11:32:28 (EDT)Howdy Dawg, you rock the world! Hope you have a great gig in West Va. Watch out for them hillbillies!
East Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains, Va USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 09:42:00 (EDT)heres a birthday you all missed this week. on tuesday it was tony rice's birthday 53 years young. now i'm off to work the charlie daniels show tomorrow in west virginia. hey dan i got that package . thanks alot. i'll be in touch this week. now everybody be nice !!!!!
the sound dawg
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 08:10:27 (EDT)Busted! hahaha... how'd the song go? 'Freedom's just another word for Nothin' Left to Lose...' hummm... maybe We the People have too much, or care too much about What We Have? talking materialism here folks-- not the 'stuff' in your heads :) to be truthful, it's been my observation that Even IF there is Something Inside Your Head other folks want? they all want it for free if they can, and it don't mean they will treat ya any better for it either. IMO we've been teaching out children the wrong things: Encouraging survial skills which would have been best left in the Cave. Thinking Man has been thinking his own Destruction.
mia
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 02:41:15 (EDT)I did not mean to but sometimes I go a little crazy. Or is that I AM a little crazy! How do we even have Prohibition in our "FREE" country? Aren't Freedom and Prohibition opposite things? And to think our government wants to free the world, or is their goal oppression? These are just questions intended to provoke thought. Please don't come lock me up for thinking. Thought is not a crime, at least not yet...
East Virginia
My little slice of heaven, Va USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 01:23:37 (EDT)You 'might' be preaching to the choir on that one, there Easty V. :)
mia
USA - Friday, June 11, 2004 at 00:54:40 (EDT)Miasita, a year's probation for this specific type of position is standard operative procedure. It's a coveted level of work, actually, and I'm very, very lucky to be given a chance to be an analyst. I won't be able to afford to move right away, but eventually. The Gov. wants to make CA like Florida--privatize everything and give the contracts to his friends/contributors, pay minimum wage and work everyone 1/2 time so the State doesn't have to pay health benefits. Public Service? Not...Jebbers has screwed that state to the wall...
Bethy
Suckymento, CA USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 23:48:44 (EDT)Here comes a rant, hold your ears. I think the ganster thing is a product of Prohibition. Black market and all that. Remember what happened during alcohol prohibition? Why get a job when you can make 5 to 10 times as much slingin'. The solution: legalize drugs! Gangsters are not afraid of jail, death, or much of anything except having their product go legit. Take away the money, so goes the gang. What makes me sick is the way they recruit and use kids (9,10 years old and up) as soldiers and such. Sorry to rant, but the nightmare I lived I won't ever forget. Of course, I tried to stand up against them and almost got murdered for my trouble. Then I just moved up here to heaven. Live and learn!
East Virginia
On the mountain, USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 23:39:54 (EDT)on a celebrity slut note :) the June issue of Rolling Stone is VERY fun to look @! 50 moments of RockandRoll History. shitfire- I was surprised to see How Much of that stuff I remember! guess I should smoke more pot :) that's A-jokefolks, don't slapme!
mia
USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 20:32:15 (EDT)'a year's probation'?? what DID you do, Bethy... A job or a crime? YeMcFee :) Suckymento-- the closest place to Hell we could find in CA for our government... I worked as relief manager @ a motel on gang turfs. Opposing gangs would rumble @ the motel's boundry streets. One of the weekly guests (living inside a secutiry build.) would fill empty beer bottles with urine and chuck them off the balcony @ the gangsters roaring by. But Sundays were Truce Days, the same fellows would stroll up and down the sidewalks with their ladies/ children. And the gradparents were all kind, decent folks (bewildered, yes by their sons conduct...) The women go out everyday working- it is easier for them to find work I think? In a way that may be the heart of the gang thang: The lack of legal work for the gangster men. They feel disenfranchised/ emasculated by their status in midst of USA's apparent riches.
mia
USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 20:28:08 (EDT)Poor Bethy. I feel your pain if you live on gang turf. Been there, done that. Don't try to fight it, best to HEAD FOR THE HILLS! Congratulations on the new job. All right now, pack it up.
East Virginia
Blue Ridge "by God" Mountains, Va USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 19:17:19 (EDT)FYI...Nightline will be doing a tribute to Ray Charles, tonight.
BethyII
Sacky, CA USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 16:35:47 (EDT)LaMiz, the position is actually in the bldg. across the St. from where I work now. It's a year's probation, but then I'll be able to interview for positions at the same level in the Bay Area to lateral into. I'll be moving anyway because I would like to live in an area away from drive-by shootings, please. I'd like all the people who live here to live away from drive-by shootings, but we can't all afford it unfortunately. Did Ronnie say "trickle down"? We got hosed off!!!
Bethy
Sacto, CA USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 16:31:09 (EDT)Damnation! Ray Charles passed away. Now THERE is someone who will be missed. All the good ones either die or get married (but I understand there is still hope for Johnny Depp). Mizshely Redux
USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 16:24:55 (EDT)Congratulations, Bethy! Does this mean a move is in order or were the jobs in the Sac area?
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 16:23:31 (EDT)Jay, thank you so very much for the discs and the Venus info has just been fascinating. I will send on to Mr. Nelson since he's a Gem, too. Maybe Shrub Sr. would be interested? sure. Miasita, you seem to have gotten my e-mails after all? You saw my purple haze! That's funny, because it is purple!!! I can't wait to meet you. I'm so glad everyone had such a blast, but I can't say I'm surprised. The reason I didn't go was that I had a couple of interviews I needed to study for, and I ENDED UP GETTING THE JOB!!!--so I'd have to say it was worth it. I'm amazed. It was a grueling interview and testing, but I did something right...who knew? MAZAL TOV to moi!! Love to YOU!
Bethy
Sacto, CA USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 15:11:39 (EDT)Hey Duckie, email me, I've got something for you.
Bob P <bobp@unitedautomatic.com>
Cleveland, OH USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 14:20:20 (EDT)Thanks Greg that will be a real treat whatever time it takes i am sure it will be worth it
Duckie
Eugene, OR USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 13:26:03 (EDT)HOOOOOWWOOOOO--- REAL LIVE postal Mail? from my favorite polyester pal no less!!! I'll get busy and make room on my refrigerator :) I got this real short-short story I want to snail ya too (I didn't write it tho') you will get a kick outtta it-- it's a future USA History account? of sorts... You think YOU'RE a macaroonie? wait til ya read THIS story!
mia
this ain't England, - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 01:45:33 (EDT)I can just hear Nelson & Nabors' Christmas Duets Album now, LaMiz- and Vegas gig :)! giggle2X... that clothing designer (Bob Mackie? OnNo, not another Bob!) who does Streisand's concert outfits could dress the gentlemen.
mia
USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 01:38:53 (EDT)This is going to freak out Mr. David - he shares his birthday with: 1941 Chick Corea (composer, pianist);
1932 Jim Nabors (actor);
1929 Anne Frank (diarist and Holocaust victim);
1928 Vic Damone (Vito Farinola) (singer);
1927 Al Fairweather (jazz musician);
1924 George Bush (41st US President);
1915 David Rockefeller (banker) ;
1914 William Lundigan (actor);
1897 Sir Anthony Eden (British official). I especially like the Jim Nabors comparison. Remind me privately to tell you what I accidentally said when I met Jim Nabors (who was with Carol Burnett) when teh Earl Scruggs Revue taped Midnight Special.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 01:24:54 (EDT)Well Greg, I figured it out. Because the fields were not exactly the same names, sizes, etc., I had to map them one to another, which I did and now the entire thing is up and running and I did a bang up job if I do say so myself (and I do). Beats re-keying the whole thing, fer shoo-er! So, you liked my birthday post for Torby and Gaugin. Thanks so much. I guess I should look up something as interesting for fearless leader since Nelson's birthday is Saturday 6/12. Hmmm.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 01:17:43 (EDT)Sorry, English is a second language tonight. Try not to laugh too hard. Thanks.
Greg
Like it matters, VA USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 00:41:06 (EDT)Birthday today, June 7: The late, great David Torbert! Party on you punk! "and don't forget Paul Gaugin" (it's HIS birthday, too). <====== great post there, Mizshely. Am being esoteric, but loved it! Sorry, am out of my depth with the MS Office products. Reading the replies, I get the sense any thoughts I have are probably off track. Usually I hit the knowledge base at MS for software questions. Meeeeee-ya, your in trouble now, I actually have a game plan. Rather then e you anything, this sudden hoiday I have might be a good excuse to go to the photo shop and print you a few few pictures that would look great on the fridge. They do a great job and cheap too : )
Greg
Fairfax, VA Earth - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 00:39:31 (EDT)Duckie, am about to run off some shows soon. Email me and I'll hook you up with a Hippie from Olema show. Note: am notoriously slow sometimes - sad but true.
Greg <greg22020_1234@yahoo.com>
That Fairfax??!!, VA USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 00:32:06 (EDT)Mizseley-- I only got ONE cookie too!!! and Billy- he was offered one first choice, but said: 'Later' but there WAS no Later :) One very sweet, pretty lady over to my right confessed SHE ate 6 of them! I passed the bag of yummies stage left to Joe, the cookies disapeared toward the front door... When the bag returned- only 4 Cookies Were LEFT! I Was SO Happy that folks DO eat what I cook for them, and enjoy The Eating Too! I LOVE to feed people as a creative excercise; Cookies especially, are a way I can show Love for people I don't really know/ don't want to get that close to :) They ARE fattening tho' No-way 'round THAT. I cook with REAL Food!
miadeux
USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 21:20:32 (EDT)Bethy- I don't know what up with my email addy, haven't been over there for a couple days... perhaps it got swamped with SPAM? Public Servers such as the Library's, give me litte control over ANY web-based email accounts. THAT is why I do my best to keep from publishing my addys online. But sometimes its' the only way. If that particular addy keeps on not working, I'll email ya from another unpublished account,K?.. BTW- I SAW your spirit @ the Sweetwater DNB :) a sparkling cloud of purple smoke, sailing over the audience! hehehe. Thanks for the kind words RE: Jim's portrait :) I don't get to draw drummers very often- They are difficult to SEE!! I'm always goin': 'WTF AM I looking @ here?'...
mia
USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 20:57:13 (EDT)you're not alone mizshely. I confess, I read 16 magazine and dare I say it,"TigerBeat" too! May even have an old disintegrating copy around in a box some old Beatle magazines. Once a pack-rat. Sounds like the leftcoast shows were fantastic! What happened to Charlie? He didn't make the trip west? Choo Choo Charlie, are you going to Ohio?
tricia
USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 18:59:37 (EDT)I'm with you Mia! Where is that Brookdale show? I thought for sure we'd get one this week as not only was the Mook in town, but Brookdale didn't have any shows booked this weekend! We here in the county of Da Cruz are overdue! Come on you guy's! A little trip south will do you (and us) good.....
News Hound
Freedom, CA USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 18:25:33 (EDT)PICS and PANS (remember that phrase from tennybopper magazines? I am probably the only one on this board who ever actually READ one) (I can almost guarantee I am the only person in the UNIVERSE who had the temerity to quote "16 Magazine" to Bob Dylan (and in public, no less)). Anyway, a few highlights - Lorin Rowan, David and Mookie harmonizing on George Harrison's "Give Me Life," hearing David sing the new song he wrote in the car with Billy and Mookie (best be described as an ode to a bodily function but hilarious and David twinkled all over when he talked about the song). Lowlights - getting stopped on Miller Avenue because my headlights weren't all the way on. At least, the officer only gave me a quick DUI test (well, I was NOT DUI in the least) and set me on my merry way with a warning.
Mizshely "I can never post just once"
USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 16:32:21 (EDT)Oooh! It was SO MUCH FUN to see everyone (well, ALMOST everyone - Bethy, Lyn you were oh so conspicuous in your absence)in our little family. Mia, I didn't know you made the cookies - I took a bite (Atkins, you know) and what I tasted was sinfully great - I'd have eaten the whole bag if I had the chance!
Mizshely
USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 16:27:30 (EDT)Does anyone have a show with "Hippie from Olema" on it to share? Thet opened the show in Eugene with it and blew us away!!!!
Duckie
Eugene, OR USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 15:45:11 (EDT)Mia, I'm unable to get anything through to your e-mail addy. I get a message that there's something wrong with your server??? The sketch of Jim is fantastic, btw!!!!!!
Bethy
Sac, CA USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 14:38:29 (EDT)Mia, it sounds like you were in Heaven! I didn't know you were going to make it there, and I'm so glad you did! I hope I get to see your drawings of the guys.
Bethy
Sac, CA USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 14:03:22 (EDT)Then, I goatta toddle out to see my sister sea :) Joe from SR, Arrow and Todd got-together on the setlist. Dig that Boogie-Woogie Chamber Music :) I was just there to dance! (Prolly WHY those folks were grinning @ me... When I dance I-JustDon'tCare'boutAnyfuckingthing! Yikes:) Both the gig and my art-thang were Very Fun cause the Sweetwater was not overfull (((whatta blessing))) and us 4 d'Cruz hoodlums got to the venue earlybirdy. I actually had an excellent view of the band from our table, and could get alongside the stage to draw Drummer Jimmy Sanchez (?) that him? and the op to draw Laymon where he couldn't MOVE at the exact Wrong Time! Didn't draw David Nelson tho' my concentration/ interest(gets too much like work) began to flag. NextTime DN, I'll getya :) Brookdale SOON ! brookdalebrookdalebrookdale... RockNRoll Roadshow LIVES!
mia
Pour me another cuppa, coffee - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 13:46:43 (EDT)YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank You! I wish I'd been there in person instead of in spirit. Next time! Glad you all had a blast in the Garden of Eden!
Bethy
Sack, CA USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 13:37:51 (EDT)WoW last night was almost beyond words COOL!!!... I can only say: ThankyouThankYOUThankyou :) Mizheley-- (((You got a GREAT Smile on ya Lady)))keep it turned on pleeeze! Awesme to meet Joe from SR, to see LaLiz again! and all thsoe other VERY kind folks who kept smiling @ me as IF 'I should know who they were' butbutbut, I really CAN'T can't distinguish one face from another well At ALL-- sooooo; Yes, I am rude but not on purpose! :) Those Oatmeal Scotches! yes they have save many-a-day... Oatmeal, one of those Ballast Foods... pssst. The receipe's on the pkg.
mia
whaaa?huhhh...uh,ohyeah, anothersdayinparadise - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 13:25:01 (EDT)I'm smiling, and I'm completely blown away. After last
night at the Sweetwater, I'm sure I've died and gone
to MarinLand, that great theme park in the sky for
hippies, left-wingers, rock 'n rollers and environmentalists.
With all the crap going on in the world, DNB is just the
perfect antidote to all that. You out-did yourself
musically, blowing away the audience before the sound
check was over. And, DNB has brought together the most
wonderful, friendly, beautiful audience imaginable. And,
last night really was like a family reunion. I don't know
that I've ever had a better time before. You guys are
awesome! Hey; I know...let's do it again! And, Mia, those
cookies were incredible, as were your drawings. Thanks to
everyone for making the Marin DNB Family Reunion so
memorable! WOW!
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 12:46:12 (EDT)BudBoy? BudGirl? As Captain Kirk said, "Is there anyone on board? Is there anyone on board?" I'm thinking you all must just now be going to bed!
Bethy
Sacto, CA USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 12:43:29 (EDT)Good Morning! I'm assuming we don't have any info on the Sweetwater show yet because you all had so much fun, you're still asleep...how awesome was the show? LaMiz? Dancer? Anyone? I NEED DETAILS, PLEEEEZE!!!
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 12:39:21 (EDT)http://www.excelforum.com/t186469-s :this link has some good discussion by folks who sound like they've imported good sized spreadsheets into Outlook before. j
jeff
denver, co USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 21:13:50 (EDT)and regarding naming your range in excel to import into Outlook, I found this (I don't have 1st hand knowledge though): "Select all your email info in the Excel workbook.
Hit Insert-Name-Define and type something like "addies" (without the quotes, and you can't have spaces!)." hth jeff
jeff
denver, CO USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 21:08:54 (EDT)dunno Mizshely. I think it might be easier to instill a fear of flying into the guys than to expect them to jump. But did you see pictures of those 80 yr old guys parachuting into Normandy on the news last night? They were honoring an important event of their youth. Hmmm... I'll give it some thought and come back with a plan. ;)
jeff
denver, co USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 21:01:40 (EDT)FYI...tomorrow, The O'Franken Factor will have Bobby Weir on live, with Greg Palast. What a combo! www.airamericaradio.com to find your radio frequency. Al already plays nothing but Dead going to breaks. Did anyone notice when he played the Al Gore speech on his show, that going to breaks he was playing Tennessee Jed? Grrrrrrrrrrrreat! Go, Al, Go! Two Als. Hmmmm...running mates, perchance? In my dreams, maybe. "Donald Rumsfeld, you need to resign, NOW! He is endangering the United States of America every minute he stays in office!" Come November, we'll get 'em outa there!!!
Bethy
Sackteau, CA USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 19:39:13 (EDT)In their Nudie Suits, no less :) !! hummm.. The DNB Reality(WHAT?) Show... Hey, I'd watch! How many minutes til showtime, mizMiz? DOES Anyione Want COOKIES tonight? I still have time to bake off a pan or two :)
mia
USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 18:57:18 (EDT)Gee, Jeff, that sounds like a plan. You providing the parachutes? Ooh! My mind was just overcome with a visual of David, Billy and Barry paratrooping over the rockies. Another new definition for High Adventure.
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 16:51:45 (EDT)HMMMM.... the DNB is out east for a couple shows and then there's the long trip back to Cali. Wouldn't Denver be a great place to stop along the way?
jeff
denver, CO USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 14:09:27 (EDT)Joe, did you have the best time at the show? "inquiring minds" ya know. Heading out to our first visit with Voc/Rehab. for my son, I'm sure I'll need to "pick" your brain, please email me, thanks!
Tricia <Triciawoo@aol.com>
USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 13:45:44 (EDT)Thanks everybody for the many suggestions. The problem is I am not just moving one contact, it is a database of 1400+, each with multi phone numbers, etc., for a total of 45 fields of varying widths. I'll get it!
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 11:29:20 (EDT)A couple of summer's back there was a youngster in a lil car sleeping across the cul-du-sac between me and my neighbor's houses... Everyone on the street thought the lad was visiting one of the others-- After several weeks of seeing him parked each weekend night; I thought to ask the other homeowners RE: 'Do you KNOW this guy? How come he's sleeping in his car and not in your house?' Turned out No One knew the kid :) Another Saturday Night in d'Cruz... Not a motel room @ ANY price. He'd been driving over from SJ every weekend? Par-teyHeart-tey, Dude. My neighbors were freakin' out 'bout it; so One Morning I walked over to the driver's side window, knocked on the glass-- I said: 'Good Morning! What ARE you doing here?' The young man Woke With A START! Porr fella looked terrified ( I guess I DO look scary in the AM?) heh. Never saw him again.
mia
USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 11:16:49 (EDT)Hey Anthony, I am sure you will have a righteous time at the Sweetwater. I know I will. I hope we get to meet. And there is NOTHING wrong with a "bar band" although I believe these guys raised the bar on that (pun intended). I just chased some poor dude in a red van away from my yard (not on purpose) when I was out there with a halogen flashlight, trying to see if the van was the one the band was going to park here overnight or not. Hope I didn't scare off some nice person!
Mizshely (Someday I'll Get Some Sleep)
USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 01:45:23 (EDT)Mizshely,
I hope to not be outside at the Sweetwater as I gave some nice woman a credit card #. I have never been to this venue in all of my concert/gig going life time and have set a high bar for this establishment. I have always heard of great under the radar "warm up shows" Garcia/Grisman Crusader Rabbit etc. Now all I am looking for is a show from 9 to 1 you know bar band hours. For my money there is no better bar band on the circuit than DNB right now. I mean that as a compliment. So anywho I hope to be dancin' till 1:10 and then hit the road for more high adventure at the Redwood Run with my catering truck.Thank you for all you do on this site! Peace to all who sail the DNB. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 00:34:29 (EDT)Thanks, Mia! Or I could just wait for my Suma Cum Laude in Computer Science and Engineering (UC Santa Cruz last year) and newly accepted PhD candidate (UC San Diego this fall) to help. god forbid he should ever help mom!
Mizshely
USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 00:05:22 (EDT)http://hotline.deadnetcentral.com/WebX?50@50.aZzlaZL9grt.5@.4a853748/1125..... LaMiz you could try C&P location OR walk it over click by click.. This link's to DNC (David Nelson Central, heh)inside 'Community Pages' on Page 21 (Current Discussion pages) subpage 'Heads Helping Heads'; to page: 'Ask the Computer Geeks' geek-freaks ontap :)
mi
USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 23:48:39 (EDT)Bethy, I just realized what you wrote. I cannot send as attachment - I need to import a database that was created in a weird address book format into outlook. Because of the weirdness of the field names and sizes, it wouldn't convert, so I converted it into excel, deleted all the junk and reformatted. But the import/export feature requires that I name a data range before the conversion can happen, and for the life of me, I cannot remember how to do that. God, and I used to teach classes in this stuff!
Mizshely
USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 23:05:40 (EDT)The whole oppressive legal trip against venues is contradictory IMO because this Village relies on Tourista Income; however, we're not doing eveything we can to ensure that our visitors have a Safe, Fun stay but causing US only small problems perhaps (and leaving when their money's gone, hopefully) yeah right! :) It puts out mixed messages if ya don't have enough accomodations so patrons don't HAVE to drive drunk, sufficent parking so tickets aren't SO predictable. Maui and Las Vegas are fantastic resorts cause-- Folks can have all Kinds O'Fun 24/7 and NOT in legal trouble... Then Go Home. Satisifed/ nice recollections. In Tourist Town, the bars/ nightclubs are an important aspect of the local money flow. Unfair that music venues and their customers get swatted as they do.
mia
BigBrat Sandbox, by the Sea - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 21:05:38 (EDT)When nearby property values skyrocket; curfews get slapped upon Live Music venues... Same thing happened here in CAP a decade or so ago. Folks up on the cliff/ across the lagoon didn't like hearing 'The Racket' till the weewee hours. Since 'That' kinda money was paid for those places, I guess I can't really blame homeowners.... Now the curfew is Midnight on Fri.Sat. and eleven PM the other days. Just another of those totally contradictory & biased laws/ ordinances passed against the 'so-called sinful entertainments' They have the shit taxed outta them, are harrassed non-stop by BATF sting operations, and are told: 'How to Run Their Business' by any/ every idiot who complains loudly enough. And the fines are crippling, more so with each violation. THESE factors are some of the Major Reasons that so many great music venues have bit-the-dust. I've heard that X times over from various bar/ club owners.
mia
smells like a rant, that's right - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 20:36:47 (EDT)Sorry, LaMizzy! If you go to your message you're sending, click into the body of it and then click on "Insert" then "File" then the drop-down next to Documents, then to the drive you have your Excel on (for me it's my network drive), then choose Excel, then pick what you want to send. First you have to save the Excel file, of course before doing any of this. Does this help or am I telling you the obvious?
Bethy
Sacto, CA USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 20:26:48 (EDT)Thanks for the tip. I tried that already and was prompted to name and save a data range before exporting but I had a mound of trouble and no patience so I left and went home. I'll try again tomorrow. As for no curfew in Mill Valley, Anthony, where is your head? Sweetwater is THE WORST for that - sometimes, they don't even let the doors open if the music is playing and kick out time is usually VERY early. Not like in the old days when Jeannie ran it.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 20:01:20 (EDT)LaMiz, click on "File" in your toolbar for the drop-down menu. Click on "Send To" and send as an attachment. Mia, thank you so much! I can't wait to get your artwork, and I'm privileged. I heard the 6 Rivers show was absolutely magical, and the Shining Stars Fest was awesome as well. I'm not sure about the Eugene show yet, but it seems Budboy (and I'm sure Budgirl) were in Heaven at 6 Rivers! I sure would've been! LaMiz, I remember "Sing Me a Rainbow" from The Son's "Fat City" album. It was beautiful harmony and beautiful lyrics as The Sons always had. Good memories.
Bethy
Sachmo, CA USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 19:00:48 (EDT)We danced and it was fun, but in hindsite Different Word proved what the Curfew was robbing us of what could have been. The band really sounded TIGHT and was settling into the beautifull local vibe, including a cool liquid light show that was really starting to cook! I sure hope the promoters of this festival fix this curfew problem. The Headlining Band on ANY of the Three Nights should be allowed to play and bless this beautiful valley as long as they care to. They should also realize that some people are coming just to see the headlining band and allow enough time for at least an hour and a half set. Woke up and thought about doing Cosmic Pizza but I was in the mood for Mexican. Hope to see you all tomarrow night if all goes as planned, I called the Sweetwater and checked...THERE IS NO CURFEW-EVEN ON A TUESDAY NIGHT! Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 18:20:57 (EDT)I was tossing glow sticks on the lawn with my kids so I missed some of this extended jam. Blissfully sleeping kids followed for the Yvonne with a thick sounding Telecaster by David. Different World was next, a portal that allows for some hint of many things that may come morphed from this great shuffling groove, but alas it ended on a dime ( well almost) and they swung into "All you need is Love" at the stroke of nearly 11 PM. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 18:19:57 (EDT)Mizsheley-- ask Greg from the Other Fairfax your software prob. Question... He's a kind/ geeky boy :)
mia
USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 18:17:23 (EDT)Again we are'nt the best at set lists: They opened with Box of Rain...perfect for this gig...cosmic Oregonin Stew: Ital food vendors, Festival Kids, you can imagine this scene... My favorite jam of the night, Sliding Delta came next. This one has such a cool rolling groove...I love dancing to it, Then came Wind and Rain...Dave seemed to warm up just about then, as it was a cool evening and he'd commented at the start of the show that he was only hitting every third note...But by now he was hot..he started the round of Solos at the end of WindnRain, and his beautifully played acoustic guitar rang through the bowl, as I said before the sound was really great here! Naked Eye was next, Dave still on Acoustic. Aiko was next, Mookie with a truely awesome invention of his own version and great keyboard solos! Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 18:14:29 (EDT)perhaps it's those Itchy Shirts, MizMiz? I know the Public Library doesn't like us to drool on the keyboards... so it's prolly better for all that the setlists are on another site :)
mia
USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 18:13:32 (EDT)Anybody out there know (or remember, more likely) how to name a data range in Excel so it can be exported to Outlook? Doing real work is damn frustrating sometimes!
Mizshely The desperadette
USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 18:12:57 (EDT)thankyou Anthony for the Slice-O'DNB Experence :) DANCER-- my email didn't like you email... I got it but not sure reply went thru' had to move on. Thankyou also... I'm not driving and I'm not buying the tickets BUT it appears I will be @ the Sweetwater 6/8... Ya'll prolly know the other three, they get out more often than I. BETHY look for a Large Yellow Envelope- I do mean Large! Bigger than a breadbox :)
mia
Bright, Bodacious, and Breezy - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 18:10:38 (EDT)Well, Duckie, I stand corrected. There is ONE computer in Oregon, for sure. I do, however, maintain there are no computers in Pendleton. Perhaps I am wrong, but the Pendleton crew seems to be strangely absent from any internet hijinks.
Mizshely
USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 18:10:10 (EDT)It's a nice drive up the 199, always is, even in the misty rain. We had a campsite right on the lake next to the venue site, and listened to a reaggae band blowing tunes up the lake as we set up camp. We went a cheap route, day of Dave tix only...Camp site for $15.00, swam with the kids in the PM, discovered the fact: Strict Musical Curfew at 11:00 pm, with Nelson scheduled to start at 9 PM. There was a cool Native American drum circle with a dancer dressed as the Wild Turkey that were preforming at 9:00 PM, going on right over the Nelson sound check which wasn't very profesional, as we realized the cool native gig was eating into our Dave time. For the record, the sound at this festival was particularly good...every band sounded well balanced, crisp and full all at the same time. Tip of our hats to the sound crew at the Shining Stars Festival. DNB hit the stage at about 9:37 Nelson Time.
Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 18:01:07 (EDT)I not that good at set lists but Garden of Eden was a standout. We also danced through Any Naked Eye, Billy's Henry, and Panama Red rounded out the first half. After a extended break, we missed the first couple of tunes that opened the second half we got caught up outside...:I thought the finest jam of the night was Wicked Messenger, they really played this one fast and tight! Rocky Road was the set capper. The encore was Edge Of The Wire, Barry seemed to lay back as not to peak this one out too soon sometimes less is more as was the case hear, or, Sless is more, whatever your fancy. I must say the crowd got off on some of Sless's solos, wow I felt like I was at a great big Rock and Roll show. Of course the band extended the curfew till about 12:17pm Nelson time. After a few hours of sleep we packed up the kids (we have two boys) and headed up to Lake Selma Oregon. Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 17:48:47 (EDT)Well after a long fun weekend I am finaly able to sit at the desk and give my two cents on the David Nelson Band "curfew run". The show at Six Rivers was great and we saw many old friends. Even though we live in McKinleyville I had not been to the bar since the change. The old owner's past was still in effect hence the midnight music cerfew but the boys did not let that stop them, about 9:10 they came out David on the Telecaster and all. I am not the best w/setlists so I will not even try, Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 17:47:08 (EDT)Checkout "www.setlist.com" for DNB west coast tour updates.
Thanks Again For The Kick-Ass Sick Livers Show Boys !!!!!
PEACE
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 14:08:15 (EDT)To quote David " this is our first pizza place gig it's kind of cool". Great music, venue,food,beer and crowd. Thanks for the visit guys it's been to long!!!Come back soon. Mizshely as you can see there is one computer in Oregon.
Duckie
Eugene, OR USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 12:26:58 (EDT)the Evil Dirty Dishes have been banished, Mizsheley... and I can still shut/ barricade the room full of Formerly Possessed Clothes :) ... It's My MIND that is oft polluted! My house has nothing much in it...(that's my own clutter solution) Futher! Cosmic Cowboys!!!
mia
USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 11:52:32 (EDT)Goodies your way today SoundDawgy !!!!!!~
BudBoy
Mendoland, USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 11:01:29 (EDT)Mia, it's gratifying to learn that someone else lives in "a toxic waste dump." My creeping crud has spread from two rooms to all 8 now (and it is threatening to go public on the front lawn) (boy, would my uptight neighbors love THAT). As for no reports from Oregon, haven't you heard? They don't have computers in Oregon just yet (I think they still travel largely by horse and buggy).
Mizshely
USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 09:56:11 (EDT)Birthday today, June 7: The late, great David Torbert! Party on you punk! "and don't forget Paul Gaugin" (it's HIS birthday, too).
Mizshely
USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 09:23:03 (EDT)"Live music is better, bumper stickers should be issued". So... What did we miss? Three nights of bliss? And a goodnight kiss? Look out Sweetwater, here they come!
East Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains, Va USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 01:04:22 (EDT)I'm forced to stick around the fort for a couple days-- My house is currently possesed by the demonic forces of Dirty Laundry/ Dirty Dishes... must excorise um Pronto, or move out! I have a VERY Trivial Mind, LaMiz :) a Sanitary Landfill which at times verges into a Toxic Waste Dump! All those banned books yaknow... Age-induced memory loss is SUCH a Blessing :) Live Music works very well to empty my head- noticed that long ago
mia in the tarpatch
USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 00:52:42 (EDT)Where IS the show? folks? no one's saying nuttin 'bout Oregone... or 6 rivers, I KNOW peeeps were there- cause they told me they was goin' Shake It Out, Freekies! tell some tales to the stay-@-homes :) pleeeezee?
mia
USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 00:44:03 (EDT)well, Punkin, did you know I used to go out with Jody Maphis whose parents wrote "Dim Lights..." Just another one for the trivia basket.
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, June 06, 2004 at 12:49:52 (EDT)I've always been partial to: 'Dim Lights, Thick Smoke, La Miz... prolly closer to a song about me than that friggin' WSStory one I got named after :)
G'Nite and G' Morn
PunkinBeach, - Sunday, June 06, 2004 at 04:30:44 (EDT)Is it possible to have Too Much Live Music? I HOPE Not! I've been out 3 nights in a row now :) d'Cruz in the Summertime- a Make Hay while the Sun Shines kinda scene... Grwwwoooowhrr* I love it!
mia
USA - Sunday, June 06, 2004 at 04:25:27 (EDT)That teh word would actually be THE. Sorry, I had way too much wine at Petey's birthday dinner (including some 60 year old Medeira Port from his daughter). And now I am going to bed.
Mizshely "Third time's the charm"
USA - Sunday, June 06, 2004 at 00:49:21 (EDT)And by the way, I happen to have that single of "Sing Me A Rainbow." You had to be hangin' out at the Santa Venetia Armory and teh Fairfax Pavilion to understand WHY I bought that record.
Mizshely "I Can Never Post Just Once"
USA - Sunday, June 06, 2004 at 00:48:16 (EDT)Who out there resurrected POWERGLIDE (one of my all time favorite albums)? The references to Sing Me A Rainbow and Runnin' Back to You (not to mention Duncan and Brady) were a little hard to miss. Runnin' Back and Lochinvar were always my 2 favorite Marmaduke songs (well, and Sorry Cecilia, but that was for other reasons). I vote for Runnin' Back to You. And "those in the know" will understand that Terry Haggerty and the Suns of Champlin (I think they were actually the Opposite Six at the time) recorded a song called "Sing Me A Rainbow" back in the mid 60s. First single, I think. Not at all the same, but amusing.
Mizshely
USA - Sunday, June 06, 2004 at 00:46:47 (EDT)HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DAVID! (in advance) Get out the Nudie Suit and show us that we're all still what we used to be...
Just another June baby
CA USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 20:26:57 (EDT)I HAVE to add this weird story from that luncheon today-- those that know SC County will grok the irony... A cop stood up and introduced himself by: The Exact Same Name as the musician who was MY Most Recent-Love-Gone-Bad!!! O'holyshit-- I wonder 'How many folks thought That COP was the guy I was tangled up with'? No wonder Everyone was giving me the Evil-eye :) sheesh... Small Town Blues I guess
miaFinally...fkingwilLstop!
USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 20:09:23 (EDT)I was singing that song which goes: 'Sing Me a Rainbow...' this AM in the shower :) I was actually thinking @ the time (I wasn't quite awake yet so please understand) I was thinking that WE the Audience otter sing that tune TO David Nelson! haha. Special Birthday Punishment :)
mia2
USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 20:00:40 (EDT)Oh, and Mr. David, How about 'Sing Me a Rainbow'?
Twirlin' till dawn
Shine Me a Dime, CA USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 19:53:57 (EDT)Personal Identity is a treasured thing this bravenewworld of ours... I was @ this luncheon hosted by The City and everyone had to get up and introduce themselves & state their connection to The City workings... It was very interesting to myself cause many of those folks were familiar faces- but I had No idea 'What They Did' or even that they were part of local politics. Occured to me 'Knowing WHO your local governing peeps are and What they look like' is important aspect of being a thoughtful/ active Citizen. Such as Dancer wrote of before I. IMO the politicos might easily forget- 'We the People' ARE People; because they ceased to ID us as anything more than a statistic?
mia
USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 19:51:54 (EDT)Dear Mr. David, I know you won't read this till after this tour, but I'm putting in a request anyway. I'd love to hear you sing 'Running Back to You'. Maybe next time around...?
Dancin till dawn
Twnikle, Twinkle Little Star , USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 19:35:38 (EDT) Some people achieve greatness in their lives. Some people achieve to a higher standard. Some people are never recognized. WE are all the people. WE can make a difference.
Dancer
Every Vote Counts , CA USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 18:55:17 (EDT)Birthday Bethy-Babe :) send me a USPS address to my email addy posted here, and I'll send you a MIA-Art print for a Hippyday gift! I took a bunch back to OK for folks there, and came home with an extra or two... 'If Ya Want' of course. I'm off to a B-Day par-tey (for a bluesman) this evening with one of them 'MIA prints' in hand too :) I'm very glad I made extras, they've come in handy. There are A LOT of Birthdays this month!
mia <maroomagoo@yahoo.com>
Camp Toasty, USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 21:38:35 (EDT)Just one last Birthday message to Bethy and for all of us who were once young(er), here's an O so apropos line by John Prine: 'Youth is a costume and the beauty within lies unfurled.' (OK, now I'll go sew my fingers together...)
Dancer
Under Skies of Blue, CA USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 18:48:48 (EDT)Budboy and Budgirl! I miss your sweet glowing happy music-filled faces, too! If there could be something to the equivalent of the prom queen and king for DNB, I'd vote for you. The quintessential DNB couple! I need to get you crowns of some sort...thought of this before, you know. Big smOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoochies to you!!!! Thanks!
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 14:15:23 (EDT)Happy, Happy Birthday Bethy!! We will twirl for you tonite & miss seeing your smiling face. Big hugs & kisses to you. Joe, see you soon. It's been way too long.
BudBoy & Girl
Mendoland, USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 13:54:35 (EDT)Thank You, Skyspirit and Tom! The 6-Rivers shows are always special and terribly fun. I'll be there in spirit, Skyspirit and Tom! Dance the night away in Heaven! Love to All, Beth
Bethy
Sacky, CA USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 13:23:18 (EDT)Well Bethy, Wherever you may find yourself tonight or during the Eugene show we wish you the Happiest and the Best of Birthdays in the Moments you are in and for your father and his surgery as well. And we can all at least send good vibes your way from tonight's McKinleyville show ;).
Happy Birthday,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit and Tom
Jefferson Index, USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 13:16:52 (EDT)*sigh* Yes, Dancer, Mia and LaMiz, the DNB shows are the only place I'd want to be to celebrate my birthday or any other day of the year. No place else I'd rather be, than w/DNB--but I can't take any sick days because I need 'em for my dad's second surgery. I'm using up all my sick leave and vacation time I've saved up over the years, and I'm glad I have it to use! My heart will be with you all this weekend. My b-day is actually the Eugene show, and that's where my heart and mind will be, but not my bod, unfortunately. Bless you all, and dance your tushies off!
Bethy
Sacto, CA USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 12:27:15 (EDT)Wow,
June 4th, finally!!!! Wahoo, can't wait to see the DNB and dance with all the fine folks up here in Humboldt once again, it's been way too long for us both.
Y'all have a Great Friday and we'll see y'all soon by the light of the Silvery Moon :).
Peace and Love,
Skyspirit and Tom
Skyspirit <skyspirit45@yahoo.com>
USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 12:14:32 (EDT)Anyone heading for the Eugene show?
Cosmic Charlie
Eugene, Or USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 10:57:29 (EDT)Wishin' I was there right now!
East Virginia
Blue Ridge Misty Mountains, Va USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 10:41:57 (EDT)Thank goodness it's countdown time again! 808 minutes til showtime. See you soon.
Joe
Arcata, USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 10:38:48 (EDT)Well the die is cast...We have done all we can to get out the word(love)on the show Friday night. My wife went to the Six Rivers and bought some pre-sale tickets, we always like to save a buck when we can. More important she got the regular bar flies all set for some fun and High Adventure with Dave and the Boys!! I have done my best to get a good crowd out and dance our butts off. Yes mia we will clothed at lest until the curfew strikes at midnight, and then ...Please come up and rock/dance with of us, and then onward to Lake Selma. By the way this Shining Stars Festival says there is to be no alcohol at their show...guess we will have to find some other means. Does anyone know of a "dog friendly" campground near this lake? Oh well the universe will unfold as it should.
open invitation to all who sail the DNB come up to McKinleyville and party with us!!!!!!!
Anthony <info@soulshinecatering.com>
McKinleyville, CA USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 00:38:53 (EDT)Some folks might get naked in it, but it really is called Naked Creek. On the map, that's a fact. I so wish I was almost in California right now!!! As the moon shines bright tonight, I watch for a reflection of the Ripple in my mind.
East Virginia
Blur Edge Mountains, Va USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 23:57:20 (EDT)If ya have access to the magazine; Invention & Technology... the current issue: Summer 2004 has The Electric Guitar as its' cover story! YEAH... Rock N Roll History :) and I'm off to catch some live tunes micelf! chownowbowwows (((cuddle-pats))) oh La Miz: Hypnotic Clambakes sure are fun!
mia2
USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 23:20:50 (EDT)How? can a creek Be Naked? don't most have green-stuff growing all around? and lil critters in the water- doing what they otter? Except the LA River, now THERE's one extremely naked creek! YOu sure your creek isn't GET Naked Creek?
mia
USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 23:15:56 (EDT)Oh Joe, I agree, it's just that I prefer to make hay while the sun shines, so to speak.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 22:57:52 (EDT)I imagine the Sweetwater ad was placed a few weeks ago,
before DNB was booked, as all it mentions is the opening
band.
The Sweetwater web site currently shows that it's $15
admission. And, that's a bargain to see one's favorite band
on the entire planet.
Joe
San Rafael, CA USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 21:26:36 (EDT)Terrapin Mountain is in Virginia! There is a most excellent view from the Blue Ridge Parkway. I wonder if this was in any way inspiration for a certain song?
East Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains, Va USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 20:22:46 (EDT)Oooh! Oooh! Clambakes and Lobster - more references to CAROUSEL! This was a real nice clam bake...
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 20:16:11 (EDT)Would yawl believe you have to go up Naked Creek to get to my house? It's true, I swear, I could not make that one up.
East Virginia
Up the creek, Naked USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 19:49:18 (EDT)Bethy don't tell me it's going to be you B-Day and you're NOT going to Sweetwater? how'bout 6 Rivers? noooo? WELL! that just won't do, girl... that's what sick days are for! Certain milage-years allow for extra compensation-- 21, 40, 50, and 65 come to mind... ya know you only get younger IF you celebrate your B-Day, if you try and ignore the date-- it'll WHAP ya upside the head! DNB's music is an anti-oxident to anti-age you :)
mia
USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 19:22:42 (EDT)BUNNY-- Funny BunnyClamBake :) so Nice to read you! have you discovered what 'Too Much Lobster' is?... it's very important to push right thru the envelope on those obsesssions-- It was the only way I could stop myself from eating too many Cheetos ever again! a couple of good guy friends are/ were in your neighborhoood this last week... Seen any charming, good-looking freaks from CA recently? They said the tourist invasion hasn't started @ the Cape yet, not many floks around.... (((sandyhugs lil ribbet))) watch out for those carrots!!
mia
clothes itch, sandbox - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 19:15:08 (EDT)Isn't every day a birthday? It's too many to count by now, anyway..
Bethy <freemexicanairforce.gov>
Sacky, CA USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 18:32:02 (EDT)Bethy! Did I miss something? When IS your birthday? Fess up!
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 17:47:08 (EDT)Six Rivers? Phooey! Come to Cape Cod and play at The Beachcomber in Wellfleet, at least there you get lobstah instead of some foofoo gran-oly beyah.
Bunnychile
High - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 17:43:05 (EDT)Hmmmmm now Condalesa Rice parading around anywhere naked would raise things up a bit. Gets my vote for a Penthouse spread.... Tee Hee from a man's world
ADMIRER
ALLOVERTHE PLACE, USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 17:15:48 (EDT)Bethy, Have a HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY WEEKEND!!! Life is too short not to... 'May the wind fill your sails, and your rudder always be steady'.
Dancer
Fields of Grain, CA USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 16:33:01 (EDT)I would like to start a rumour that Ashcroft is into kiddie porn. I bet we could find evidence to back it up!
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 15:01:04 (EDT)That would be heroes. Duh!
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 14:56:57 (EDT)Well, I for one would be grossed out at the sight of an unclothed oreo cookie parading for Asscroft or anyone else. Anyone besides me think it more than a coinkydink that the head of the CIA resigned today? I mean, while his highness the lowlife is touring Europe to drum up support for the continued search for nonexistent WOMD. Oh, that's right, AE Newman II is supposed to be over there to honor the heros of WWII and DDAY. Yea, right.
Mizshely
USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 14:56:22 (EDT)Oh HeyJoe :) My interpretation of 'consensual' ... PS: Not likely the JudgeChica would strip; she claims her appt was NOT political! Anyways we are all 'Likeminded' in our response to Terror, and all quite capable of inducing it... A Fight/ Flight response Humans still play-out. Although Emotions are real to us that suffer them; People don
