As Zip mentioned, it's not the rocking record folks were hoping for. More of the same mid tempo songs with the occasional lyric that brings a tear to your eye. As a wise man told me, it kinda sounds like the old Isbell's been neutered. (Good for him though, if ticket sales and musical respect are a...

John A Arkansawyer wrote:So does anyone have a favorite version of this song with Jason and Amanda playing? Especially maybe an acoustic version with just the two of them? I may be singing it for Father's Day and have an accompanist in mind to play violin.

Joni's tape from Rockwood Music Hall in 2013.

Yes. I've bought same day tickets many times. It's a big wide open area. I've never seen it "sold out".

I've been to this festival three or four times and never had a problem day of show.

Alright, I'm back in. Yeah, that's fucking good. Saw him last night in Portsmouth - first time in prolly 7 years. Sparse crowd, but a great show. Two buses (his, then the bands, apparently), a big trailer, and a semi - the boy has made it. Was If We Were Vampires acoustic or electric? Thoughts on t...

Alright, I'm back in.

One word. Mike fucking Cooley.

On the slow songs, as a long retired drummer, EZB bangs the shit out of those cans and occasionally needs a break.

Great memories. Bloodshot is one of my all time 70s high school jam album.

Move and groove and slip and slide.

zoid wrote:You can hear "Last of My Kind" on Robert Elms' BBC show around the 2:43 mark.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04yckrd

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

YHF and AGIB got a lot of play this week in NYC and I was not complaining.

Knowing Jeff played all of the electric guitar on AGIB makes those songs stand out live for me. He is a grossly under-rated guitar player.

In.

In for both.

Was just announced today that WCL at the Queen will be closing in May. Apparently there were financial issues due to the less than anticipated revitalization in downtown Wilmington over the past few years. The Truckers will be one of the last shows at the venue. After the Scene Dies, indeed. http:/...

Iowan wrote:

Clams wrote:

Smitty wrote:I must be the only fan of Daylight and Easy on Yourself.

Iowan too. But it's the two of you against the rest of the world.

I thought I was the only one. Good to have you on the team, Smitty.

Make that three.

Clams wrote:Nice that they're coming back to World Cafe Live in Wilmington (Delaware). Love that venue. In for that one plus hopefully one of the DC shows.

In for all three.

Listen only if you want it stuck in your head for weeks.

...... with my rock and roll band. I can't see him making Southeastern 3.

Great news for the live shows. They were getting a bit stale.

gepman wrote:Sunday, 2/12, 930 Club has an open date, DC is on the way to Athens... I'm just saying.
By the time this tour kicks off, it'll be almost a year since their last proper DC show.

Great idea.

Blammo wrote:^ true story!

Great shows this past tour. Enjoy the time off.

allisonsdc wrote:

Vincent wrote:I thought I saw Alex taping last nights DC show, anyone know if that was his rig?

Yes, he was taping. The show is posted at http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=589796. Courtesy of vwmule.

Thanks.

I thought I saw Alex taping last nights DC show, anyone know if that was his rig?

Pregame location?

Great venue. Great town. Anyone know doors opening time?

Ramon Casiano 25+
Surrender Under Protest 7
Guns of Umpqua 31
Filthy & Fried 9
Ever South 12-
Baggage 26

Ramon.
Guns.
Surrender.
What it means?
Imagine.
Gimme some truth.

Smitty wrote:gimme some truth

Amen, brother.

Ramon Casiano 21+
Surrender Under Protest 9
Guns of Umpqua 25
Filthy and Fried 9
Ever South 19+
Once They Banned Imagine 3-
Baggage 24

Apparently some sbds floating around of recent shows. Anyone have links?

Ben,
You OK with this?

In for NYC and LI.

This stoner bought one too many for the Webster Hall show. PM me and I'll eat the service charge.