Conference rdvax::grateful

Showtime will be showing 3 x 1 hour segments of never-before-released
footage of the original Woodstock on August 15, 16, and 18. Performances
include Hendrix, J Airplane, and Janis Joplin, among others.

Sure wish I had Showtime, this might be very worthwhile stuff to tape!

/Ken

    also on Pay-per-view you can get Wood$tock $$ for $49.50 (which only
    gives you Sat. & Sun. and Im not sure just what time they will start
    showing and stop showing)
    
    MTV will be doing live updates also.....
    
    I'll wait for the CD myself :') and any good boots to Boot (pun) !
    
    Chris
    

	I hope Showtime includes better clips than in the movie
	Woodstock.  They were replaying it on Channel 11 sunday
	night, and during Hendrix's solo they spend a lot of time
	showing crews cleaning up the garbage from the empty field
	after the show.  It was a startling and unnerving contrast
	with the way beautiful music... I had to turn it off.
	
	There's a new cd out now with Hendrix's entire performance
	(except for the last song, a reprise of Hey Joe that was
	omitted for technical reasons, whatever that means).  Why
	would it take *25* *years* to put that out?  

	Sad to think it was only about 13 months to his death...

re:                  <<< Note 86.8 by AWATS::WESTERVELT "Tom" >>>

>	I hope Showtime includes better clips than in the movie
>	Woodstock.  

I would hope so...  to be able to see more of Hendrix' set, or Janis',
or the dead, if they make it, would be great to see!   Same with Country Joe,
the Airplane, et al.

I have no idea why it would take 25 years to release Hendrix audio, perhaps
due to management/heirs.  A lot of great Hendrix has been released over the
past couple of years, mostly due to his dad (heirs) I think.  Supposedly
Hendrix has a completely different band, jazzier style, than the Experience
or Band of Gypsy's.

There was a blurb in the paper about some other bands - Janis Joplin and 
someone else, who's managers never allowed anything to be released, until
now... 

/Ken

    Are any radio stations in the Boston area carrying it? I guess I'll be
    surfing the Clarke Belt looking for clear uplinks, but I expect anyting
    coming out of Wood$tock will be heavily encrypted.
    
    gary

	Woodstock '94 is August 12th, 13th and 14th.
	
	Here's the line-up:

Friday August 12th:	Saturday and Sunday August 13th and 14th: 
                                                                  
Candlebox		The Band                                  
Collective Soul         Blind Melon                               
Sheryl crow             Primus                                    
James                   Salt n.' Pepa                             
King's X                Traffic                                   
Live                    Youssou n' Dour                           
Orleans                 Aerosmith                                 
Todd Rungren            Allman Brothers Band                      
The Violent Femmes      Arrested Development                      
                        Bob Dylan                                 
                        The Cranberries                           
                        Crosby, Stills & Nash                     
                        Cypress Hill                              
                        Green Day                                 
                        Henry Rollins Band                        
                        Jimmy Cliff's Reggae Jam                  
                        Joe Cocker                                
                        Johnny Cash                               
                        Melissa Etheridge                         
                        Metallica                                 
                        Neville Brothers                          
                        Nine Inch Nails                           
                        Peter Gabriel                             
                        Porno For Pyros                           
                        Red Hot Chili Peppers                     
                        Santana                                   
                        Spin Doctors                              

Radio Coverage of the event 

   August 8-12 Woodstock 94 Countdown, a live one hour
   special broadcast each night, on location.

   August 12 All day on location broadcast from Woodstock 94

   August 13-14 From 9pm-1am (ET) Stations will broadcast
   features and highlights on location.


Here is a listing of the radio stations that will be carrying
Woodstock '94 shows. 

New York: WHTZ-FM, WDRE-FM, WDST-FM, WDSP-FM,
          WNEW-FM, WKOJ-FM, WRKI-FM
Chicago: WXRT-FM
Philadelphia: WIBF-FM, WZZO-FM
San Fransisco: KOZT-FM
Boston: WAAF-FM, WCDQ-FM
Wash., DC: WWDC-FM
Dallas: KEGL-FM, KBUS-FM
Detroit: WLLZ-FM
Houston: KLOL-FM
Atlanta: WNNX-FM, WTGA-FM
Cleveland: WMMS-FM
Seattle: KISW-FM, KKRV-FM
Minneapolis: KQRS-FM/KEGE-FM, WHMH-FM
Miami: WOZN-FM 
Pittsburgh: WRRK-FM, WCLG-FM, WQMU-FM
St. Louis: KFWC-AM
Denver: KRFX-FM/KBPI-FM
Phoenix: KDKB-FM
Baltimore: WIYY-FM
San Diego: XHRM-FM
Hartford: WHCN-FM
Milwaukee: WLZR-FM, WBSD-FM
Kansas City: KQRC-FM, KCHI-FM, KOFO-FM
Cincinnati: WEBN-FM
Raleigh: WRDU-FM
Nashville: WRLT-FM
Columbus: WLVQ-FM
San Antonio: KISS-FM 
Grand Rapids: WKLQ-FM, WLAV-FM
Buffalo: WUFX-FM
Norfolk: WNOR-FM
Salt Lake City: KSIT-FM, KMTN-FM
Oklahoma City: KRXO-FM, KWDQ-FM
Harrisburg: WTPA-FM
Providence: WHJY-FM
Louisville: WQMF-FM
Albuquerque: KZRR-FM, KDAG-FM
Birmingham: WZRR-FM
Wilkes Barre: WEZX-FM
Albany: WEQX-FM, WPYX-FM, WYLR-FM, WWCP-FM
Jacksonville: WAIA-FM
Charl-Hunt: WLOG-AM, WXLR-FM, WKLC-FM
Little Rock: KLPQ-FM, KOUN-FM
Fresno: KKDJ-FM
Mobile: WGCX-FM, WHOD-FM
Flint: WWGZ-FM
Richmond: WVGO-FM
Wichita: KRZZ-FM, KWKR-FM
Toledo: WXKR-FM
Roanoke: WVVV-FM
Syracuse: WTKW-FM, WKRL-FM, WAQX-FM, WQNY-FM
Des Moines: KFMG-FM
Rochester: WRQI-FM
Lexington: WKQQ-FM
Green Bay: WTRW-AM
Springfield, IL: WYMG-FM, WJVO-FM, WPGU-FM
Portland, ME: WBLM-FM, WPNH-FM
Spokane: KEZE-FM
Springfield,MO: KTOZ-FM, KSPQ-FM, KFBD-FM
South Bend: WZOW-FM
Davenport: WXLP-FM, WGBQ-FM
Chattanooga: WFXS-FM
Columbia, SC: WMFX-FM
Ft. Myers: WJBX-FM, WROC-FM
Johnstown: WQWK-FM, WQKK-FM
Madison: WMMM-FM
Brist-Kng-Jc: WQUT-FM, WZQK-FM
Youngstown: WRKU-FM
Burlington: WIZN-FM, WFRD-FM
Evansville: WGBF-FM
Waco-Tmp-Br: KTSR-FM
Col. Springs: KKFM-FM, KCRT-FM
Lincoln: KQKY-FM, KBBN-FM, KKNB-FM
El Paso: KAMZ-FM
Savannah: WIXV-FM
Ft. Wayne: WXKE-F
Green-New B: WERX-FM
Lansing: WWDX-FM
Charleston: WAVF-FM
Fargo: KQWB-FM
Augusta: WCHZ-FM
Montgmery: WXFX-FM
Santa Barb: KWBR-FM
Mc Allen: KVPA-FM
Tallahassee: WWUF-FM
Macon: WWIQ-FM
Traverse City: WMTE-FM
Corpus Chr.: KNCN-FM
Columbus,MS: WMXU-FM
LaCrosse: WISM-FM, WKBH-FM, WQJY-FM, WZFR-FM,
WTMB-AM 
Amarillo: KATP-FM
Wausau: WCCN-FM
Rockford: WXRX-FM
Binghamton: WKGB-FM
Florence,SC: WYAV-FM
Topeka: KMKF-FM
Wichita Falls/Lawton, OK.: KNIN-FM
Erie: WRKT-FM
Wilmington: WSFM-FM
Joplin-Pitts: KOCD-FM
Bluefield: WRIC-FM
Columbia-Jc:KFMZ-FM
Bangor: WTOS-FM, WHMX-FM
Idaho Falls: KMGI-FM
Utica: WKLL-FM, WZOZ-FM, WRCK-FM
Salisbury: WZBH-FM
Panama City: WDRK-FM 
Rapid City: KILI-FM, KSQY-FM
Billings, MT: KRKX-FM
Lk. Charles: KROK-FM
Elmira: WNGZ-FM 
Charlottesville: WWWV-FM
Watertown: WCIZ-FM 
Parkersburg: WRZZ-FM 
Gainesville: WRUF-FM 
Marquette: WOLV-FM 
Jonesboro: KDEZ-FM 
Palm Springs: KLCX-FM, KQYN-FM 
Zanesville: WWJM-FM 
Quincy: WQCY-FM 
Butte: KDBM-FM, KMMS-FM 
Helena: KZMT-FM 
Anchorage, AK: KWHL-FM 
Juneau, AK: KSUP-FM 
Honolulu, HI: KPOI-FM 
Saipan: KRSI-FM 

    FYI, on the Arts & Entertainment network (A&E) on Thursday 8/18 at
    8:00pm  Biography on Mr. Frank Zappa
    
    a must for tapin'
    
    Wes

Is anybody doing the Pay-per-view thing and taping Woodstock '94 -- If so, i'd
be interested in possibly pitching in for the cost of PPV and getting copies
of the tapes made...


Glennnn

    yeah, I am. I'll contact ya via email.
    			
    							-jeff

    well with all this talk about Woodstock...I started a note 417.* for it
    please go there to talk about it...then and now....
    
    I will try to move some of these notes there..
    
    Chris_mod
    

The Grateful Dead are featured on A&E's "In Concert" 
tonight at 7pm (in Colorado NEway) 
Any CXO-heads wanna tape it for me??? 
Our Satellite reciever is on the fritz - so I won't be able to get it in :^/ 


Glennnn

> The Grateful Dead are featured on A&E's "In Concert" 

Probabley should mention that this is a 2 hr show that also features Paul Simon,
Keith Richards, Sting, Neil Young and Phil Collins (according to our local rag)
-- so there probably won't be a whole lot of footage of the Dead....

    I be a tapin, Glennnn. also have the zappa thang from last week ifn ya
    want
    
    rfb

    So, who caught the A&E thing last night? Pretty lame coverage on the
    boyz as compared to everyone else on the show. "Touch of Gray" video
    and some short interview spots with Mickey and Bobby. Kind of a let
    down I thought. Was hoping for some live footage.

    
    The only thing I've seen lately with any kind of decent live footage
    is the REX video that was public TV.
    
    Right before, and while they are rolling the credits the Estimated
    footage is EXCELLENT!!!!

Didn't watch much of anything last night.  Spent a little bit of time
dissecting my VCR after it started eating tapes.  I even know what's
wrong with it, but it looks like a repair shop job.  Basically
the tape never gets 'tautened', for lack of the correct terminology.
It will play and record alright, but once the tape is wound around
the heads, it does not get pulled back into the tape cartridge when
you go to eject it.  Munched a few tapes before I got to analyze 
the problem.  Worst part is that we intended to copy a friends tape
and add some stuff from the (supposedly) free Disney preview this 
weekend.  So now we ruined their tape, and I'll be doing some cover
off manually assisted taping this weekend.  At least we got a new
one recently so I could tape something while the kids watch
Barney or something...

PeterT

    How old is the VCR? The usualy suspect if it is a few years old and/or
    has a lot of miles is that the various drive belts, idler wheels etc
    need replacing. Failing to unload is almost certainly the main drive
    belt, typically on the underside of the VCR. Take off the bottom plate
    and have a look. You may find that it has slipped off. If it is
    stretched and cracked it needs replacing. Sometimes you can bandaid it
    with 'regrip' (popular in the days of turntables), but that will only
    buy you a few hours, if any.
    
    Some of the M/O places will sell you a kit of belts, tires etc for a
    given make or model. If you feel like trying DIY, I may be able to help
    you track down the parts (MCM Electronics and Parts Express are
    probably the best sources for repair stuff.
    
    gary

    about the A&E thing...notice at the end of the TOG vid there's a
    skeleton hand putting a record on and old grammy-phone that 's labled
    FOOLISH HEART? that was never part of the orig TOG vid, was it? My
    question is,,,is there a Foolish Heart vid that has not been released?
    I'd think if so, that it would be available from GDM??
    
    rfb

    thre is a Foolish Heart video that was released with the album that
    begins with the skeleton starting the gramophone...  it mus thave been
    edited onto the TOG vid...
    
    					da ve

    what album is Foolish Heart on? I can't remember right now/
    any idea where one could get the Foolish Heart Vid???
    
    rfb

    Built to last?
    chris
    

Gary, the VCR is over 6 years old.  Nothing obviously broken from the
inside in a top down view.  I did suspect the main drive motors are 
underneath.  I'll check into that tonight, before I start my manual 
taping session.  Of course I wanted to see what happened in the 
insert tape cycle, but the damn tape kept getting in the way and obstructing
the view!  My wife was viewing me taking the thing apart last night and
she kept saying, "There's a hair over there.  Maybe that's it!"  Until
I had to reply "will you stop bothering me about the damn hairs and dust!
They've probably been there for years!"  ;-)  Of course, my dropping small
pieces of wood into the works while trying to activate that tape insert
cycle probably didn't help much ;-)

PeterT_who_doesn't_necessarily_appreciate_
having_people_look_over_his_shoulder_when_
he_has_hardly_the_foggiest_notion_of_what_
he's_doing_anyway!

    
    I saw the A&E thing....big disapointment!, I was surprised at the
   footage of people hopping the fence, pretty sure it was Giant Stadium,
   you could see those big turnstyles in the background. It looked pretty
   easy to hop the fence though, and Giant Stadium is usually heavily
   guarded.
    
    Sean

    Forwarded message:
    > From [email protected] Wed Aug 24 10:05 PDT 1994
    > Date: Wed, 24 Aug 94 12:20:13 EDT
    > From: [email protected] (bob unger)
    > To: [email protected]
    > Subject: Already overplayed!
    > Sender: [email protected]
    > Content-Type: text
    > Content-Length: 246
    > 
    > I'm sitting here in my office listening to NY lame radio WNEW-FM and
    for the
    > last hour they have played EC "Tore Down" 4 TIMES!!!!  Enough
    already!!!!
    > 
    > They also mentioned that he will be on the season opener of SNL on
    Sept. 24
    > 
    > BU
    > [email protected]
    > 
    

    did anybody happen to catch the segment on MTV called Straight Dope?
    a mini-documentary on  different drugs, usage, explanations etc...
    they did a segment on herb, heroin, cocaine and Hallucinogenics..
    the one on hallucinogens centered around lsd and the main context of
    the story focused on the Deadheads "who have cultured the lsd trade in
    the country" according to one dea agent..the story of its use among
    heads and the sordid tale of one Chris Martensen now serving 5 years
    on an lsd charge in Arizona were told.  The peice also pointed out the
    harshness of mandatory minimums and showed how lopsided this sentencing
    practice really is..

    
    
    
    Allman Brothers Band on Letterman tonight! 
    
    (Steven Wright, too)
    
    

From:	US1RMC::"[email protected]" "Elysa Leventon"  4-SEP-1994 16:46:02.00
To:	[email protected]
CC:	
Subj:	Where's Eric Latest Mailing/Radio Broadcast

There was a supplement mailed from the US coorespond of Where's Eric with
all the concert dates posted.  They are just as stated in the previous
Slowhand digests.  It also stated "Following this arena tour, Eric will
perform a number of club shows throughout the US.  These gigs will only be
announced on the day of the show.  Keep your ears open."

On the other side of the mailing was a announcement that The Album Network
will broadcast a syndicated special of "The World Premier of From the
Cradle", which will include the braodcast of the entire album plus an
interview with Eric.  This will be broadcast on Tuesday, September 6, 1994.
Attached was a listing of all the stations in the Album Network.  The list
is too long for me to transcribe but here are the major cities.  I suggest
calling your local radio stations for braodcast time.  You should know that
I called the closest station that it is playing, not anywhere in Philly,
and they didn't have a clue.  I even spoke with the program director.

Baltimore       WIYY    Louisville      WQMF    Sun Valley      KECH
Boston          WBCN    Milwaukee       WKLH    Syracuse        WAQX
Buffalo         WGRF    Minneapolis     KQRS    Tampa           WHPT
Cincinnati      WEBN    NY              WNEW    Toledo          WIOT
Cleveland       WONE    NY              WBAB    Topeka          KMKF
Columbus        WLQV    NY              WDHA    WashingtonDC    WWDC
Dallas          KTXQ    Norfolk         WNOR    West Palm       WKGR
Dayton          WTUE    Omaha           KEZO    Wichita         KRZZ
Denver          KBCO    Orlando         WDIZ    Yakima          KATS
Detroit         WRIF    Phoenix         KDKB    Chicago         WLUP
El Paso         KLAQ    Pittsburgh      WDVE    Memphis         WEGR
Houston         KLOL    Reno            KOZZ    Albany          WPYX
Jacksonville    WFYV    St. Louis       KSHE    Bangor          WKIT
LA              KLOS    San Jose        KRQR    Bridgeport      WRKI

Don't ask what determined major cities for me.  This is just an arbitrary
listing and not necessarily in alphabetical order.  There are many more
cities listed.  If your closest city isn't listed try contacting me
directly and I will try to get back to you before Tuesday evening.

If anyone should actually catch this broadcast in their city and happen to
record it, I would greatly apreciate a copy of the tape.  I can't believe
that it isn't being broadcast here in Philly by one of the many stations.

elysa


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    Hey Chris - 
    
    	I'm spaced today.  Who is Eric?
    
    Thanks!
    :), d

    And if you can't wait, you can download a 30 second clip from whatever
    track has already been released to radio stations from Compu$serve.
    
    gary

    danielle
    Eric Clapton?
    another_chris

    re: -1
    
    I heard the release date was to be next tuesday, the 13th...
    
    john

    ya know you might be right ! but the way the person answered my
    question they were waiting for it to get there today !?!?
    
    I'll check on the way home anyway :')

    Yup, the 13th, but it is not uncommon for the discs to appear early.
    
    The concert date for the Woostrum is something like Oct 11 or 13, I
    think.
    
    gary

    OK anyway...I screwed up on what day the broadcast will be....it will
    be on Saturday Sept 10th at 9PM on WBCN 104.1FM, this will be a 2hr
    show hosted by Jimmie Vaughan with interviews by Eric
    
    the Worcester centrum concert date is still the 14th of October no sale
    date as of yet (Im guessing this weekend or next weekend or in between)

    Does anybody have a clue when this will be playing in maine and on what 
    station?? or who I can contact to find out??
    			Thanks,
    			  Gary
    

    Gary WKIT in Bangor (thats in Maine, ain't it ?)
    
    check out the list of stations a few replies back...
    
    Chris

     Chris:
      I did check the lsting but did not see WKIT.
     Is it tonight or saturday???
    (Ayuh! Banger is in Maine, but yah can't thare from heah!)
    				Gary

    There's a wonderful new radio station in town (Boston).  Eagle 93.7,
    playing the greatest hits of the 70's.  I listened this morning and
    heard uninterrupted hits, since they don't seem to have djs or
    advertisers.
    
    Adam probably already has this on one of his preset buttons.  :-)
    
    Jamie

    >> There's a wonderful new radio station in town (Boston).  Eagle 93.7,
    
    I just started listening to them as well....pretty good station, kind
    of reminds me of 100.7

re:     <<< Note 86.40 by LTSLAB::IDE "My mind's lost in a household fog." >>>
                                -< Eagle 93.7 >-

>    There's a wonderful new radio station in town (Boston).  Eagle 93.7,
>    playing the greatest hits of the 70's.  I listened this morning and
>    heard uninterrupted hits, since they don't seem to have djs or
>    advertisers.

I haven't heard any dj's, just voice-overs (the guy with the deep burly voice
- what a job!).  I did hear adverts, but they were all local stuff.

I think this station is going to get played out quick if they don't play deep
cuts.  I saw an ad for this on the tv yesterday and the album covers they
showed on the screen were all "classic rock" albums that we've heard a million
times :-(

>    Adam probably already has this on one of his preset buttons.  :-)

Why, because I own "Get the Knack"?   :-)  I used to have WCGY on my presets
anyway, I see no reason to replace it with WHJY or WFNX just yet. (I only have
5 presets :-()

adam

    tonite on MTV...the Eagles - Hell Freezes Over Tour 9PM

And right before that, you can catch the Far Side comes to TV!!!!
yes, Gary Larson's famous cartoons are hitting the big tube.  Get them
VCR's ready!!

(Actually I'll have to get 2 ready, one for the Far Side, and the
other for the season finale of Babylon 5!!!  Of course, the 2nd season
opener is next week, but that's show biz....)

Boy am I glad I have both VCR's up and working!  Course, I haven't tested the
one that was repaired yet....


PeterT

From:	US4RMC::"[email protected]" "Jim Gallman" 12-NOV-1994 00:56:01.30
To:	[email protected]
CC:	
Subj:	FW: VH-1--BLUES & BEYOND 


---------------Original Message---------------
Ok, folks--

Here's the scoop, directly from MTV Networks--all times given are EASTERN, 
    but check your local listings, as they say:

MONDAY:
Clapton and Friends--'86 Birmingham concert--10pm

TUESDAY
24 Nights-Part 1--10pm

WEDNESDAY
24 Nights-Part 2--10pm

THURSDAY:
Clapton Through the Ages (a newly produced career retrospective)--10:-10:30pm
Clapton Rarities (Derek &TD concert footage!!) 10:30-11:30pm

FRIDAY:
Clapton Through the Ages--8:30-9:00pm
Clapton Rareties--9-9:30pm
Clapton and Friends--10pm

SATURDAY:
Clapton From the Cradle--(rehearsal footage galore) 8-9pm
Clapton Through The Ages--9-9:30pm
24 Nights 9:30-11pm

SUNDAY:
Clapton Through the Ages 7:30-8pm
Clapton & Friends 8-9pm
Clapton From the Cradle--9-10pm

I'll have MY VCR's rolling--

Jim in Dallas

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    A&E network tonight traces the events leading to the democratic
    national convention demonstration and the subsequent Chicago 7+1 trial on 
    "American Justice-Riot" at 9pm EST

    that's a grate series, but I ask..."American Justice" ...is there such
    a thing ???
    

    very appropriate, as Jerry Rubin just kicked the bucket the other
    day.  I saw Jerry debate Abbie back in Pittsburgh about 10 years
    ago, who knew they'd both be history so soon.  End of an era, to
    be sure.

    A & E is a great channel.

    I was just informed by reliable Peanuts sources that the Charlie Brown
    Christmas Special is on CBS tonight at 8..Anyone confirm it?
    i want to see the crazy dance scene in the school auditorium...

    aaaaaaauuughhhh !  did I miss it ?  was it on???
    
    

	if it's on tonite, you still have time to miss it.
	
	;-)

    
    I have it on tape if anyone wants ta borrow it....
    
    Of course I'll have to check wif my daughter 8-)
    
    
    Toby

    
    OH    Blusssssssssssh   TODAY is the 7th - not yesterday !  :-}  
    explains why I was having trouble choosing the right day of the week
    clothing .... 
    

    A week from tonite, Dylan has an unplugged on EmptyTV.
    That's next Wednesday the 14th. Not sure of the time,
    but I think it's 8 or 9 pm EST.
    

    I was listening to an interview yesterday on NPR's Fresh Air (great
    program, btw, 1&4pm on 90.9 WBUR in Boston).  Terri Gross was
    interviewing a man who had Tourette's Syndrome.  Most people know
    Tourette's as the condition which causes its victims to shout
    obsceneties, but that manifestation of Tourette's affects only about
    15% of the afflicted.  Involuntary movements, non-obscene outbursts,
    and tics are the more common symptoms.  This man had just finished
    working on a film about Tourette's sufferers called "Twitch and Shout,"
    a title which shows that humor does lives in this PC world.
    
    Terri asked him if Tourette's sufferers have a hard time finding
    partners (this was NPR after all) or spouses, and he told a funny story
    about a wedding he attended between a man who had severe symptoms and
    his mildly afflicted bride.  The Rabbi spoke of how much the couple had
    given to the Temple and the groom shouted out "Money! Money!"  Later,
    the Rabbi spoke of the things that the couple would enjoy in life and
    the groom exclaimed "Grateful Dead tapes!  Grateful Dead tapes!"
    
    Jamie

    that's funny!!! Not to make light of the afflected, but gee, I think I
    HAVE Tourette's Syndrome!! 
    
    YOU CRAZY BUNCH OF LONGHAIRED DANCIN...........!!!
    
    
    rfb

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    Caught a piece of the MtV hall of fame induction stuff the other
    night...
    
    They cut off the Allman's jamming. But later they tortured us with
    the 59 minute riff jam of "When the levee breaks"... I was
    embarassed (being a Led-Head and all).
    
    JP Jones' acceptance speech was short (20 seconds) and included
    a nice line:
    
    "...I'd also like to thank my friends for remembering my phone number."
    
    
    Steve-O_pissed_off_at_Robert_and_Jimmy_for_f*$^#ing_JP

    anyone happen to catch that (GASP!!!) 2 bit good for nothing tv station
    PBS last night???
    nice little special on Malcolm X being aired..check it out

    little special on wnds-tv 50 this week.."The History of Rock n Roll"
    last night was "My Generation" segment on the 60's....present day
    interviews with Jerry, Mickey, Kantner, Manzarek...Keith Richards, Mick
    Joni Mitchell, Levon Helms
    .and interviews with such former stars as Jimi, Janis
    little segment on the  Bay area scene with shots from the Fillmore..
    nice footage of a jam session with Kantner, Garcia and Santana...and
    the best was  footage of a speech from then governor of California
    Ronald Reagan and the interpretation of acid rock by the main stream
    "there were lights that appeared to be liquid, projected on the back of the
    stage with silhouettes of naked men and women often embracing in heated
    passion"  kinda painted it to be some drug induced orgy..
    MY KINDA PLACE!!!!!!                               

	i saw that. cool show! resumes tonite with the british invasion?
	
	nice segment of an early chinacat.

	re: jam with Jerry, Santana, Kantner

	I wonder if this is from the '69 PBS Special "Night at the Family Dog".
	I don't remember Kantner jamming with them but I do remember Jerry,
	Santana, Jack Cassady on bass, and Jorma doing a killer jam.
	The dead do China Cat in there too, and Hard to Handle.

	/Ken

>	re: jam with Jerry, Santana, Kantner
>	I wonder if this is from the '69 PBS Special "Night at the Family Dog".
>	I don't remember Kantner jamming with them but I do remember Jerry,
>	Santana, Jack Cassady on bass, and Jorma doing a killer jam.
>	The dead do China Cat in there too, and Hard to Handle.

Wait, I know I've read about some TV show what was on the '67 scene that
had Harry Reasoner hosting/narrating, in a sort Jack Webb-ish manner.
The clip last night did have Reasoner narrating.  Also, I thought the show
was covering the time period up to 1967 or 1968 - not at late as 1969.
The Dead didn't bring out China Cat till late 68/69, right?

Also - do anyone else notice the scenes just around when they had Bill Graham
on, talking about how the people would come and dance wildly?  Bill was talking
about his Avalon Ballroom.  The film clips WERE FROM THE 1974 GD MOVIE!
But, we all know the Avalon Ballroom became Winterland, right?  :-)
The film clips were unmistakable: its the scene during Sugar Mag with the,
uh, well-endowed braless woman dancing/swaying with her bare-chested
long-haired guy.  

The 10-part series is on channel 50 (boston area) this week, from 8 to 10 PM.
Its on next week, on Channel 38.

Best soundbite from last night's 2nd episode: Paul Kantner, on the whole
musical/political/hippy/free love/drugs/rock-n-roll scene:
(paraphrased) "for about 2 weeks in the summer of '67 everything was perfect".

Josh

re:         <<< Note 86.64 by QUOIN::BELKIN "one...3...5...7..8..9.10!" >>>

> Wait, I know I've read about some TV show what was on the '67 scene that
> had Harry Reasoner hosting/narrating, in a sort Jack Webb-ish manner.
> The clip last night did have Reasoner narrating.  

That's probably Hippie Temptation, a network special from '67 about 
San Francisco, summer of love.   The dead are the feature band, looking
very burnt out during an interview.  Phil said "I think the whole world
would be better off if everyone turned on" or something like that.

> Also, I thought the show
> was covering the time period up to 1967 or 1968 - not at late as 1969.
> The Dead didn't bring out China Cat till late 68/69, right?

Deadbase III says the first China Cat was 9/29/67.  It was the only time
it was played in '67.  I mentioned the Family Dog because it's a pretty
famous video featuring Santana, the Airplane, the Dead, then a mega jam
of various members.

/Ken

hiya,

Tonight on WGIR (out of Manchester, NH) at 9:30 is the Black Crowes
live in an OK City benefit.  Should be good.  2 hours.  Saw em back
a month ago at the Orph (dive that I like :) and they ROCKED.

fyi,  probably on some Boston station too.

bob

    "A Prairie Home Companion" will broadcast from Concord, Ca. this
    weekend. One of the featured guests will be R. Crumb and his Cheap Suit
    Serenaders.
    
    ...m.t. "Flakely Foont Fan"Head
    

    Anybody seen the R. Crumb documemtary ?  sounds real interesting.
    This guy's a hoot.

    No, but that's one I'd pay REAL DOLLARS to go see... anybody know where
    it's playing?
    
    (Heard about the documentary on Newt's favorite radio network...NPR...)
    
    ...mikey
    

    I believe the R. Crumb documentary is playing at Coolidge Corner
    but I could be wrong.

    Stephen Stills on Letterman tonight
    
    FWIW...no pun intended

    Heard that Michael Jackson got his Pepsi spokesperson job back...
    
    
    He's the only person who can get that kid out of the bottle.
    

    Allman Bros on Letterman 2nite...

    It is grovel month again on PBS, so there are a lot of music specials
    on... Dead Ahead, Dylan Unplugged etc. Mostly repeats, but at least
    more accessable in stereo, albeit somewhat mangled.
    
    gary

	I think the PBS Dead Ahead is a new version with added footage,
	and less Al Frankin.  

	/Ken

        Last night I came across a series on PBS which had something
        to do with "the history of Rock" - don't know what it was
        called exactly - but anyways, tonight (in the Boston area,
        on Channel 2) they will be going into the psychedelic roots -
        saw a preview clip with Phil speaking...

        from what I saw last night, this was not the same thing that
        was on PBS earlier in the year - something completely different

        Debess

    saw that too debess
    last night mainly focused on the byrds and the beatles from what i saw
    
    bring on the psychedelics!!!!
    
    

  It's a 10 "episode" history of "rock & roll" (what PBS is showing).
  
  Part 5 (tonight at 9 in the Boston area) has a lot of British guys
  exclaiming about blues heroes...  Part 6 (right after, beginning at 10)
  will include Garcia commentary on SF area doings.
  
  Before they cranked this up into a documentary series, it was a book by
  Robert Palmer (author of "Deep Blues", member of Insect Trust, jammer w/
  Ornette Coleman, Dylan, Stones, etc., and all-around world-class roots
  music and jazz head).  Been in the works for years.
  
  Originally it focussed on the roots of rock (1945-1954), but now it seems
  to have telescoped and been harnessed into something else...  Wonder if
  the book has any of the right-on qualities of "Deep Blues"...  - Jay

I don't think last night was just on the Beatles and the Byrds.  Had a lot
to do with Dylan too.  It kind of highlighted how the American Folk scene
sparked the British bands, producing 'skiffle'.  From Skiffle grew the
Beatles, the Beatles then sparked the folk/blues scene in American into
more full blown Rock, which then sparked the British scene...

Basically a lot of synergy between the American and British music groups
borrowing and growing off each other.  There was one point where some
English guitarist (Eric Burdon?) talked about being in awe meeting
Jimi Hendrix.  And Hendrix thanked or mentioned that he had basically
ripped off a riff from that guitarist  ;-)

Very well done and recommended.  My wife and I will be tuning in tonight.

After last nights folk/skiffle/beatle/dylan hour, they went on to cover
Motown.  Also very good.

Interesting how they mentioned all these groups were cashing in off
Dylan's songs,  except for Dylan ;-)


PeterT

    Some really nice footage of Dylan .. i tried taping it when i finally
    discovered it around 9:30.  Think it came out ok
    
     

I'm about 99 44/100% sure that this is the same series that was on about 8-9 
months ago, on a cable tv channel like TBS or something like that (but not 
HBO/SHO etc).  I remember seeing the episode with the GD, and I also distinctly
remember missing the episode with Dylan (which I did catch last night).
The Dylan episode was thoroughly dissected over on rec.music.dylan, back when
the series was first shown :-).  The 1966 live footage of Dylan with the Hawks
is from the movie "Eat the Document", and some of the exact same songs are on 
the classic boot CD "Royal Albert Hall" which wasn't really recorded A.H but 
was from Dublin or Manchester shows (I forget which).

The last, or second to last, episode, dealing with the rise of punk/ska
has interviews/commentary with Talking Heads members, Bunny Wailer and 
_Lee_Perry_, my favorite dub producer of all time.

 Josh

    I've been taping the satellite feed for this (in unmunged stereo, where
    available) so I can probably help out with missed episodes (assuming I
    don't miss any myself)
    
    gary

    re .81
    
    There was a series a few months back on Warner's "network" that
    appeared on a few cable and local channels. Don't know if it is the
    same, but it was one episode per week and I don't recall it running for
    10 weeks.
    
    Still, it would not be the first time a program has appeared on
    commercial TV and reappeared in a different form on
    slightly-less-commercial TV.
    
    gary

  Wonder if that footage of Dylan doing "Ballad of a Thin Man", the acid-
  (amphetamine-?)drenched '66 version, was from "Eat the Document".  Always
  wanted to see more of that spring '66 concert footage, never have caught
  up with it.  Nothing quite like Dylan & the Hawks in '66 (this side of
  70-7 Dead).

  Good description of the first hour (Dylan -> Byrds -> Beatles etc.)
  
  The 2nd hour was more than just Motown too.  Started at the source of
  gospel crossover into pop (Ray Charles '54), -> Motown -> Stax (Pickett,
  Redding, ...) -> Aretha -> Muscle Shoals -> Monterey Pop -> Martin Luther
  King's death and how it tended to deflate black/white alliances [including
  Stax and Muscle Shoals] -> James Brown.  [There is a separate "funk"
  episode coming up that starts with James Brown and goes through Sly Stone
  to P-Funk and so on.]  I remember when black music fans subtly (sometimes
  abruptly) began separating themselves from the white pop scene -
  definitely a sea change, very hurtful and unfortunate.  I didn't enjoy
  reliving it last night.  Guess that means episode 4 did a good job. - Jay

  Always feel lame replying to myself, but...
  
  This PBS series is not the same as the (Time-life produced) rock history
  that ran a while ago on Ch.38, or whatever, in Boston.  [Might've been
  that WB "network"...]
  
  Fwiw, that Time/Life set (available mail-order as a set of videos from
  Time/Life, and as a package in some retail video outlets) was "OK" in its
  own right.  Had lots of good footage and interviews, might not have
  connected things up as well as this PBS funded one...  - Jay

>  Wonder if that footage of Dylan doing "Ballad of a Thin Man", the acid-
>  (amphetamine-?)drenched '66 version, was from "Eat the Document".  Always

yup, it is.  

    Yup, Ch 38 picks up some of the Warner net, even though it is the local
    UPN affiliate.
    
    gary

Specifically they pick up the PTEN (Prime Time Entertainment Network) stuff
which is a separate entity from the Warner Bro's Network, but still a 
Warner Bro's affiliate.   Thed did indeed produce the "History of Rock & Roll"
and I don't think I caught much or any of that, but I believe them to
be different from the stuff that is showing on PBS.

PTEN also makes my favorite show "Babylon 5"  which has some really interesting
stuff coming in the beginning of October  (shameless plug ;-)

PeterT

    re .-1
    
    end of October, I think (and that will be the stuff we've already
    seen).
    
    And isn't ch 38 calling itself WUPN, or is that 56? As you can probably
    guess I don't watch much terrestrial TV.
    
    gary

>    guess I don't watch much terrestrial TV.

Say, pardner, can you tell me whats on the Alpha Centauri channel tonight?
I hope its not 

100101000111100010010100110
110001101010101011001010010
010101001010100110111000110
001010100000111111010101011
011011010001001010100110110

cause they just repeated that last week.
Anyway we ARE sending more Chuck Berry - we're playing the 10 part Rock and 
Roll series for Them, aren''t we?

 :-)  Josh

>     end of October, I think (and that will be the stuff we've already
>     seen).


Yeah, but I doubt anybody else in here has ;-)

Just to fill the rest of you in,  this is in regards to Babylon 5 (of course)
and PTEN, the distributing network, decided to hold back the final 4 episodes
of season 2 till October.  I think they start broadcasting them around October
11, but these are syndicated shows, and the stations (ch 64, Rhode Island, 
ch38 Boston, ch 50, NH) can show them when it best suits them, so it may be
an actual week or more later.

However, the same shows are shown over in the UK, starting at a slightly 
later date, and were not subject to the same restriction of delaying
them, so they were shown in late July and August.  Contacts over there 
made tapes, and sent them to Gary, and I picked up copies from him (as
well as watching the last 2 on his 8 foot projection TV.  Way cool ;-)

Now, why do I suggest watching them?  Well, if you don't like SF, then maybe
you wouldn't care, but a lot of non-SF people have found them interesting.
If you ever watched and liked Star Trek, chances are you'd find B5 a lot
more interesting.  A lot of people watched a few and decided it was so so.
You remember the guy with the funny hair, there for comic relief?  Well,
he's turned into a pretty nasty villain (sort of).  And the nasty reptile
guy?  He's basically the now the victim.  Remember the telepath?  Well she's...
nah better not say anything about her.  These 'final four' as they've 
been called, are some of the most interesting shows I've seen on TV.
Not just some of the most interesting SF, but the most interesting shows.
But then, I'm a rabid fan, so you might have to take what I say with 
a grain of salt (or maybe some cream cheese ;-)  So if you have the time
and the inclination, I'd recommend them.

And Gary, I think they've taken to calling themselves UPN 38, but I believe
their call letters are still WSBK.

PeterT

	I think Babylon 5 is probably the best SF I've seen on television, and
one of the few things on TV that I'll actually try to make a point to watch.

	Any chance of getting hold of those tapes for a bit?

Mark

Which site are you working at these days, Mark?  Either I or Gary would
be glad to help you out.  I've got one tape out on loan at present, but
might have it back by next week (which is really the first one you 
should see).  

PeterT

    Mark, got your mail and tried replying but it bounced from outpos, or
    rather, couldn't find it.  So, I'm trying another server.
    
    PeterT

PeterT,

	I got your second attempt, and replied, with no apparent error.

>You remember the guy with the funny hair, there for comic relief?  Well,
>he's turned into a pretty nasty villain (sort of).

	One of the great things about B5 is that very few of the characters are
flat.  Lando, despite starting a war/genocide for political gains, has redeeming
qualities and has generally been shown to be a complex personality, as have most
of the other characters.  The "good" characters have dark sides, and the "bad"
characters aren't wholly without merit.  And some characters are so alien that
"different" is a more apt term than good or bad.

Mark

    It reminds me a little of Twin Peaks, in the way that seemingly throw
    away references will often become significant months, or years, later.
    
    I think the main things is that the characters are allowed to grow and
    change. They don't have to be fat, dumb and happy at the end of each
    episode which is usually the case with series TV.
    
    I can help out with copies if need be.
    
    Oh, the season openner for DS9 is looking pretty good, at least for the
    first 30 minutes (which is as far as got when I remembered I was
    intending to spot check the tape, not watch it :-) ). It kind of looks
    like they are trying to change the 'feel' of the show; even the
    openning credits and music have been redone. Vaguely reminiscent of
    another show set on a space station in a somewhat hostile part of the
    universe...
    
    gary

    For NE1 interested VH1 is doing a Stones afternoon on Saturday 2/10 as
    follows:
    
    1:00pm VH1 To One : Keith Richards
    1:30pm Gimme Shelter (The Altamont Speedway Story - quick guest
                            appearance by Jerry and Phil, BTW)
    3:30pm Stripped
    4:30pm VH1 To One : Keith Richards

    
    Charles Laquedera (sp?) formerly of BCN has moved over
    to WZLX - 
    
    I heard his saying this morning that his contract will
    be contingent on his not having to play the grateful dead.
    
    guess I can take that station off my presets
    
    /mj

    I heard him on 'ZLX this morning and thought "jeez I hope this guy
    isn't a permanent edition to the morning show!" If he is I'll be
    spinning more tapes on the way in to work for sure.

    I bet it's an April Fool's prank.  WZLX and WBCN are both owned by
    Infinity, which also own WBOS and ?  There's little real competition in
    Boston FM radio.  Charles has been a WBCN fixture for 20-30 years.  If
    it's not a prank, it's a move to get Howard Stern's show on in the
    morning -- I think Boston is the only market which has it on at night.
    
    The classic rock format is mercifully almost dead anyway.  It'll
    probably linger a little longer in Boston then elsewhere.  It's great
    if you like hearing the same 300 songs over and over and over again and
    again.

    
    Yeah, at first I thought "Charles wanted off of WBCN because their
    music format ain't his thing", then I heard him talk for a minute or
    so, and he went into his "No Dead" shpiel, and then he talked about
    himself and his "30 person crew" for another 5 minutes, then he talked
    some more and then went to 5 minutes of commercials then talked some
    more.....then I didn't really care why he left WBCN, just wished he'd
    stayed here......
    
    

    
    Good point Jamie......and are you sure its up to 300 songs now? ;^)
    
    

    
    Oh yeah, I wasn't thinking April Fools...  I suppose
    it could be...  
    
    don't know...  not sure I care...  ;-)
    
    mj

    re .102
    
    No joke . . . I read a recent article about the demise of the classic
    rock format and it said that the average playlist is about 300 songs. 
    The up-and-coming format is s'posed to be adult alternative, whatever
    than means (REM, U2, etc., I guess).
    
    I've been listening to more contemporary music lately now that the
    droning third rate Kurt Cobain imitation vocal craze is on the way out. 
    I'm anxiously awaiting this summer when I can perform an exciting
    experiment: who repels mosquitos better - Alanis Morrisette or Stevie
    Nicks?  Both are 100% effective at repelling me.  It's almost May, so
    Alanis's career is just about over.  :-)
    
    Jamie

    radio? what's a radio?... PLAY MORE TAPES!!!!
    
    

    
       speaking of alanis morrisette...i heard on the radio today (WBRU,
    tuned in while i searched for my natalie merchant cd) that she had
    her four grammies "stripped" away because she posed in playboy a few
    years back? seems kinda extreme to me...i'm starting to suspect it
    might be another april fool's thing?
                                                            ^dave

	once a month i turn on the radio to remind me why i don't listen
	to the radio.   :-/   103.3, oldies until the first commercial.
	then i reach for a tape.  ;-)  ;-)

    >> she had her four grammies "stripped" away because she posed in playboy a
    >> few years back? seems kinda extreme to me
    
    Definitely an April Fool's joke...

    
    
    ...if she posed for Playboy, I'd cancel my perscription.  :-p
    
    
    
    
    

hey, does insurance cover that prescription??? :^)

probably be the only way i order Playboy (ie, someone
else pays for it)

			da ve

      I think I heard on the news (channel 7-Boston) today that Charles
    L. moved his morning show to ZLX because Howard Stern wants his show
    to be on in the morning on BCN instead of nighttime.....could be
    the real reason if it isn't really an April fool's joke.....

    Charley L *CAN'T* be as offensive as Stern!!!

for my two pennies worth, neither of them is very 
entertaining...  i believe it's a joke...

if it's not, then that part about BCN's music format not 
being to Charles' liking surely is...  they don't HAVE 
a morning format other than Charles...

as for Stern being on inthe morning...  well, that would
certainly inhale too (imho)...  Howard does a NY City
oriented show...  (he may try to be naitional but i believe
his New York orientation shows)...  fine for New York
but not so great for "the rest of the world" (tm)...  let
him have his New York show and his audience there...
let some other DJ have a job (could prolly hire 2 or 3
for what it costs to syndicate Howard) in the other
cities fer cryin' out loud...

			da ve

    RE last few:
    
    Imagine how much better radio in the New England area would
    be without either Charles or Howard;-)
    
    I turn on the radio to hear music, not personalities.
    
    Mike

	imo, at one time charles had a grate morning show. 
	i thought he did some funny things. and it wasn't so commercial.
	he played grate songs and lots of 'em.
	now, he's boring and overcommercialized. there's not nearly
	enough music. he was never the same after he got rid of carlos!
	
	;-)
	

so did anyone listen this morning?  is he still there or was 
it all just a big joke?

			da ve

    re .-1
    
    he's still there. All the more reason to listen to 88.9 or
    90.5 during the morning commute.

Since my truck has been in the shop for a week now, I've had the
pleasure (NOT!) of driving the very cramped Corolla with only an AM/FM and
a busted tape deck...  the switch of Charles Laquidera and the Big Mattress
show to WZLX with Howard Stern on BCN is permanent :-(   The story is on the 
front page of the Boston Herald...

Before the switch, WBCN was really getting to me - they seem to have a set
playlist of like 25 songs that they play over and over and over and over
among too many commercials.   Some tunes are (were) good (Bush, Alice in 
Chains, etc), others are horrible (some song by a female singer "Just a Girl" 
or something that they play every hour), and I've been listening to it less and 
less.  I've always liked Charles, but ya gotta have good music to go with it.

I haven't been able to listen to WZLX for a couple of years now.  They got
too lame when Infinity acquired them and made the clear split between the 2
"competing" stations.  And it doesn't look like it will get any better -
this morning Charles was on, and when there was music, it was: The Cars
(You're All I've Got Tonight), followed by Supertramp (I don't _want_ to know
the name ;-).  

At that point I switched to NPR to hear the latest discussion on nicotene,
the tobacco industry, and the judicial system ;-)

The good news is that BCN will probably play _music_ at night! Wow, what a
concept ;-)

Looks like WAAF and 101.1 in NH will be used a bit more on my radios.
WAAF has improved a lot, playing lots of good music albeit with juvenile DJ's
and the occasional Metallica/Rush/etc selection.

I guess I should buy yet more CD's ;-)

/Ken

    
    Ken, that Supertramp song was "The Logical Song"
    
    FYI  ;^)
    
    Hogan

    Article in the Globe this morning says Charles is at ZLX to stay.
    
    too bad...  GTM was the classiest thing to happen to morning
    radio in a long time...
    
    Jay is correct...  Charles plays way too little music...  he acts
    like he's in love with his own voice...
    
    Guess it's back to public radio!
    
    /b   

ya,  Charles got old ....

So is Charles following in Captain Ken's footsteps?  I switch to ZLX and
then out the door?  Ken's at Wbos now....

I listen to WXRV out of Haverhill aka "the rivah"  It's really good and 
crosses a lot of boundaries.  They play a lot of alternate takes and mixes
I've never heard before.  They really mix it up and get a bit more electric
on the weekend nights...they have an "acoustic-y" sound in the day if you
ask me...they play all kinds of music....

Other than that it's NPR/AAF for the headbanging in me/ I'd listen to 
FNX but don't get it....WBRU is too far awah :(

bobo
ps.  I think wxrv is 92.5

    re .-1
    
    yeah, WXRV at 92.5 and WBOS at 92.9 are 2 that I listen to more
    and more. If I ever had any money I'd get my car's tape deck
    fixed. 

	I haven't listened to the radio in the car for a long long time...
	can't comment on the bcn->zlx move

	but I do get awakened by the clock radio every morning - it's set
	to NPR - today one of the big news items is the latest car-chase-then-
	cop-beating-caught-on-video - this time it was apparently a truckload
	of illegal immigrants - the newscasters are comparing it to the Rodney
	King incident, brutality-wise - the sheriff's department is
	"embarrassed"...I heard this story many, many times in the hour
	that it took me to get out of bed ;-)...I can imagine it is being
	shown on TV over and over and over also...

    Debess, where did this happen??
    
    rfb

    Chuck's feelings notwithstanding, it's probably a good move
    by Infinity Broadcasting. Laquidera is in his late 50's. In the
    long term, his loyal listeners -- who are no doubt sporting a little 
    gray themselves -- will get to hear him play those "classic" (old) 
    rock favorites well into their twilight years and Howard's rabid fans 
    will get their dose of "shock" in real time.
    
    Myself, I used to like Charles back when I was in high school 
    (71-75), but haven't listend to commercial radio in years. Overall
    I just don't have the patience to wade through all the crap to get
    to the isolated bits of actual music. A combination of college
    radio, NPR and tapes works for me. 

    re: beating of immigrants...
    
    
    the good ol' LAPD!

    >Aqualung piped into the nursing home 
    
    I'll take Jerry in my nursing home room please....
    
    >who are no doubt sporting a little gray themselves
    
    and by that time my grey will have turned snow white anyway....
    
    
    rfb

	oh good.../bruce answered and it wasn't just a dream...sometimes
	(lotsatimes probably), as I drift in and out of sleep with the
	clock radio giving the news, the news becomes part of my dreams
	and my dreams become part of the news

	and I didn't mean oh good about what happened...but you knew that!

	there was also a piece about someone named Dave Clark - but I just
	can't seem to remember what it was about!

	Debess
	(just think of these snippets of news as being similar to the
	commercials that cut into Charles' show...don't be sidetracked ;-)

Re:  immigrant beaters.  I think it was specifically the Riverside County
cops that did the beating.  Now, this is probably wrong, but wasn't
it to Riverside that the Rodney King trial was moved, due to the 
impossibility of a fair trial in LA?

PeterT

    did anyone hear about jerry's ashes being scattered on the Ganges
    - john just called that they are talking about it on CNN .  Said that
    Bobby said 'I hope Jerry travels to the stars' 
    
    

    Buddy Guy  on Leno tonight,
    
    Pete Townsend on Letterman...
    
    

    
    
    Saw Pete Townshend on TV the other night whilst channel surfing.
    (he was doing a bad acoustic version of "Won't Get Fooled Again")
    
    Man, he looks OLD!
    
    
    
    Steve-O

The Hornsby "Duets" show with Bob Weir, Bonnie Raitt, and Pat Metheny will
be shown again on VH1 this Friday at 9:30.

adam

fwiw, i got his new album "hothouse"...  people who were paying attention 
heard it at Sloan's party...  nice contribution from Jerry... :^)

			da ve

      Starting last night, the official David Gans deadhead hour is now
    on WZLX (100.7 Boston) Sat. nights at midnite.....last night they
    had an interview with Mickey and played 4 Mystery Box songs...very
    interesting stuff...one song is about some dearly departed people...
    guess who the last verse is about (BTW, Robert Hunter wrote all the
    words)....next week (according to the promo) they're gonna play
    clips from Phil and Bob playing with Hornsby from last month
    somewhere...

Bobby & Phil played with Hornsby during the second set on April 12th at the 
Fillmore. Here's the 2nd set setlist.

Valley Road
Sugaree*
Western Skyline* >
Masterpiece * >
Jack Straw
Truckin' *+>
Lovelight *+>
Not Fade Away *+

e: The Weight*+

* w/ Bobby
+ w/ Phil

nice show.

BTW, sorry I missed everyone at SIS. Got hit with the flu bug Connor had 
last week so was sick much of the weekend. 

jeff

    WZLX usually carries Westwood One shows in Boston.  They had the
    Prince's Trust concert on Sunday, which had portions of Quadrophenia,
    Dylan, Clapton, and Alanis Morrisette.  I didn't know about the show,
    but I heard a noise like a thousand cats being crushed by a rusty
    steamshovel and I ran to the living room where I found out it was only
    Alanis.  I was about to pull the plug when they announced the other
    guests.
    
    
        Westwood One Entertainment to Broadcast Concert Event of the Year:
                 Quadrophenia Live from Madison Square Garden...
    
    Westwood One Entertainment continues to bring the most spectacular live
    events to listeners across America. On July 18, 1996, Westwood One
    Entertainment presents the exclusive live radio broadcast of The Who's
    Quadrophenia, the famed rock opera written and composed by Pete
    Townshend, annoucned by Greg Batusic, President.
    
    Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle and Pete Townshend will be joined on
    stage by Zak Starkey, son of Beatle Ringo Starr, performing the role of
    drummer, originally played by the late Keith Moon. The Madison Square
    Garden shows are the only performances scheduled for North America.
    
    Released in 1973, Quadrophenia is The Who's critically acclaimed second
    double-album and boasts such rock and roll classics as The Real Me, The
    Punk and The Godfatheer, I'm One , Dr. Jimmy, 5.15, and Love, Reign
    O'er Me. 
    
    For more information call Westwood One Entertainment at 212-641-2000 or
    at 310-204-5000. 
    

>    I didn't know about the show,
>    but I heard a noise like a thousand cats being crushed by a rusty
>    steamshovel and I ran to the living room where I found out it was only
>    Alanis.  


	you are sooooooo bad, Jamie...but sooooooo funny!

    
    yeah Jamie you're a really funny guy
    
    

    Gee, thanks.  This is what I aspire to (lifted from Addicted to Noise
    by way of MUSIC) . . .
    
Jagged Little Sleeping Pill 

Still a goodie-goodie at heart? 

   ATN's Jennie Yabroff reports: "Alanis Morissette is so badass! I mean,
   she's like, a totally right-on sister.  It's just like I was saying to my 
   boyfriend, Chuck, the other day, I go, 'Alanis Morissette is just the 
   coolest 'cause she's like all feminist and shit, but she's also really 
   pretty and dresses cute.  But not too pretty, you know?'  And Chuck goes, 
   'Yeah, I'd do her.'  "So he totally agreed with me."

   OK, I didn't actually hear the above conversation at the Alanis Morissette
   show Wednesday at the Warfield, but I swear it took place.  It took place, 
   I am certain, between any number of the hundreds of late-teenage girls 
   roaming the floor, Wonderbras on full attack, shouting along with "You 
   Oughta Know" and pumping their delicate little fists in the air.  Wooo 
   Alanis!  You go, girl!

   Here's how the night went: The Rentals, Morissette's openers, took the 
   stage a little after eight.  Matt Sharp (of Weezer, but no, the Rentals are 
   not a side project, dammit!) positively radiated in a Big Bird yellow shirt,
   and was the picture of good breeding and nice manners.  The crowd was well 
   behaved as well, and the Rentals got through their show with a minimum of 
   fuss.  Sharp at one point sang a bit of Michael Jackson's "You Are Not 
   Alone," he thanked the audience politely for being so good, everyone sang 
   along to "Friends Of P."  A few audience members asserted loudly that they 
   either were friends of, or the actual P him/herself.  The evening looked 
   promising.

   The Rentals left the stage.  The lights went up, and I looked around. 
   Mostly youngish girls, graduated from the grunge-flannel shirt around the 
   waist look, but still too cool for the flowy dress hippie chick look.  A lot 
   of thirtysomethings dressed for the company picnic in the mandatory jeans,
   white t-shirt, and patterned vest.  A few leather ladies.  A whole gaggle of
   utterly nondescript boys, drinking Rolling Rocks and watching the girls.  At
   the end of my table were two of these lovely young creatures of the night,
   practically bristling with their manicures, cigarettes, and shiny Gap 
   shirts, trying to act oblivious to the three older guys standing on the 
   floor right below them.

   Patsy was brunette, Tabitha was blond.  Patsy had one of those stupid 
   rainbow fluorescent tube thingies they always sell at concerts (what fun!) 
   She waved it around, looking bored, then hopped off to get some nachos. 
   While she was gone, Tabitha struck up a conversation with the three guys in 
   front of her, Buddy, Putty, and Guy.  Patsy returned with nachos. 
   Introductions were made. Tabitha got cheese all over her cute little suede 
   purse.  Alanis Morissette took the stage.

   Wooo hoooo! (whistle whistle whistle)  It's Alanis Morissette!  She's so 
   cool!  She's like Edie Brickell in leather pants!  She's like Victoria 
   Williams with a dirty mouth!  She's like that chick from Four Non Blondes 
   but not as scary!  She's like every other Top 40 girl singer with long brown
   hair!  Yeah, but she's got glitter in her hair!  She's got glitter in her 
   hair and she knows guys are jerks but they still want to fuck her!  She's 
   so cool!

   And so forth.  Morissette launched into her numbers, patrolling the stage 
   and shaking her hair and asking the audience if she stressed us out.  Not 
   really.  Her set was utterly uninspired, and after jumping up from their 
   seats for "All I Really Want," the audience seemed uncertain of what to do, 
   and mostly sat back down abruptly, or just stood in one place, nodding 
   vaguely.  Wooo!  Alanis!  What a gal!  Why am I yawning?  Patsy and Tabitha 
   lit their Bics to see their nachos, apparently unaware of Morissette.  She 
   wasn't hard to ignore.  Picture perfect, song perfect, looking much the same
   as she does in her videos, Morissette live was less than the sum of her 
   parts.  The greatest risk she took all night was in introducing her band 
   ("and on harmonica, it's me."  Clever, Alanis!) -- it was also the most she 
   said.

   Bored beyond tears, I checked up on Buddy, Putty, and Guy's progress with
   Patsy and Tabitha.  Tabitha had thrown her rainbow thingie into the crowd.
   High fives all around.  Patsy was feeding Putty nachos.  Guy brought beers,
   which the girls sipped surreptitiously.  Emboldened, Patsy left the table 
   and waded into the crowd on the floor.  She stood for a moment, raised her 
   hand in the air, and waved one finger at Morissette.  Woooo!  Invigorated, 
   Patsy returned to the table, and soon departed for the bathrooms with 
   Tabitha.  Buddy, Putty, and Guy promptly took the girls' places at the 
   table, and ate the rest of their nachos.  Morissette introduced a song, 
   saying "I just wrote this three days ago, but just act like you've heard it 
   fifty times."  It wasn't hard.

   Patsy and Tabitha returned from the bathroom in time for "You Oughta Know," 
   the song that, perhaps errantly, made Alanis what she is.  It's a pretty
   good song, actually, filled with vitriol and spite.  The kind of song an 
   ugly girl would sing, a mean girl, a tough girl, a girl who'd put on a 
   really rocking show and not care if she got sweat rings under her arms.  And
   yet, Morissette is none of those things.  The disappointment is not that 
   she's pretty, or seems rather sweet and friendly, but that she just doesn't 
   do the work.  Her forehead may have shone, but it was with glitter, not 
   sweat.

   So she delivered what everyone had been waiting for, and all the girls 
   shouted along with "do you think of me when you FUCK her," and the balding 
   skinny guy who'd been hovering uncomfortably close to my chair all evening 
   leaned over to shout "every time I scratch my nails down someone else's back
   I hope you feel it" in my face, and I watched Patsy and Tabitha bouncing 
   their butts from the tabletop to the backs of their chairs, hoping one would
   land in the nachos, and then it was over and done.

   There has been some scuttlebutt recently (some of it scuttled by ATN, guilty
   as charged) about Alanis Morissette having had a brief career in her native
   Canada as a teen pop star (gasp!)  The implication being, she's come a long
   way, baby, sort of like Vanessa Williams having once posed for nudie
   magazines.  Morissette's dark secret, which she recently admitted to being
   embarrassed about, and hoping none of her fans listened to those old 
   records, is in truth nothing to be ashamed of.  Just as Williams in the Miss
   America swimsuit competition is actually not that far a stretch from her 
   Hustler days, Morissette as the hard rockin' voice of disgruntled teen 
   princesses everywhere can't be far off from her former days of pop glory.  
   Choke me in the shallow water before I get too deep.

That's hilarious. Thanks, Jamie.  I thoroughly enjoyed
it.

To me, Alanis reminds me of Minne Mouse on steroids.

tim

 <----- whew!  Alannis, can I please crawl out your window? 


anyway - yes, WZLX 100.7 FM _will_ be broadcasting the Quadrophrenia show
from MSG, on Thurday night.  Couldn't get thru to the DJ (617-931-1007)
but the person on the other (office?) phone line (617-267-0123) said the
ZLX show starts at 7 PM, the Who start at around 8 PM.  don't know the
length of the show.

Too bad its a radio station with an incredibly compressed signal like WZLX.
I mean, Chuck Norris has greater dynamic range.  WGBH 89.7 woulda been nice...

 - Josh

    what's an  :  ATN's Jennie Yabroff   ?  
    
    some sage I trust?
    

ATN - addicted to noise... web 'zine... the other bit is just hte human's name... :^)

in other words...  just another jerk with a keyboard and an opinion... :^)

			da ve

    we've all got one...
    a keyboard, that is!

    Tom

    re:
    we've all got one...
        a keyboard, that is!
    
    
    and mine doesn't smell as bad as yers!!!   %^)
    
    rfb

re: ZLX

do they still talk talk talk song talk talk talk talk commercial talk song
commercial commercial talk talk talk?

    re .148
    
    Yes, they still make money by selling commercial time rather than
    soliciting donations.
    

    and now that Chucccccckkkkkkkkkkkk is on there in the morn...there is
    even more talk
    
    Hey
    Happy Chappaquidick Day to all the Decheads in the Commonwealth

    The Learning Channel  (TLC) is rerunning the Time-Life
    Rock & Roll series.  I personally like the PBS series better,
    but I enjoy 'em both.  The first two hours were on last night
    9-11pm (and repeated Midnight-2am).  TLC doesn't show up in
    many TV listings, so I'm not sure of the sched.  It's either
    every night this week, or the next four Mondays.
    
    And, count on TLC doing an R&R orgy, running them all some Friday
    night soon.
    
    It's almost worth watching just to hear Graham Nash:
       "We all got into it for the money and the girls.  Anybody
        who says he didn't start just to get laid is a liar."

    re: .151:
    
    Time-Life R&R all this week; 9-11pm, repeats Mid-2am.
    
    Closed with Jimi at Monterrey last night;  Sure to be a glimpse
    of Jerry tonight.

Pete Townshend's quote about seeing Jimi for the first time..."Very Painful, I
think Eric Clapton had a rough time of it as well"  Beautiful

Wes

    Cool show on Bravo tonight:
     Kinky Friedman hosts *Texas Saturday Night,*  a tour through 
    Texas music...  As I remember,  Willie Nelson and Freddie Fender
    are among many featured musicians.  And Kinky is, well...  you know
    Kinky...   It's a really interesting show, even  if you're
    not  into  country *or* western.
    
    Set your VCR:  Bravo, Friday Aug 30, 10pm EDT.   

    I remember a fun song Kinky did called "Ariel".  Anyone
    else recall that?

    That's all I know about the guy.


    Tom

>   That's all I know about the guy.

Is this the same Kinky Friedman who writes novels?  Murder mysteries
in particular?

Dan

� Is this the same Kinky Friedman who writes novels?  Murder mysteries
� in particular?
    
    Yep, same ol' Kinky....
  

    This is probably in here already..Patty and I watched some of a Janis
    Special that was on a learning channel or something similar last
    Saturday nite. Good stuff..the parts we saw were her concerts, first at
    Montarey Pop (not the footage from MP Fest movie either, looked like home
    video footage), in Canada during the "Mighty Swell" train ride with 
    the dead, interview with that hip cat Dick Cavet (Janis, pokin fun at 
    Cavet, said she could tell he was hip cause of his shoes) %^) and her
    re-visiting Port Arthur Texas after making it big...the look of disgust
    on some of those early 70's Texas red-necks when Janis was being
    interviewed was priceless.  
    
    "All I know is something like a bird within her sang,
    All I know she sang a little while and then flew on..."
    rfb

    I forget where they've been running this... but I saw it, too.
    Kris Kristofferson narrates, right?

    It was very moving.  

    How 'bout that train ride.  Help me out with the denizens of the train...
    sounded like some tour.

	    the Dead (or just Jerry?)
	    the Band
	    ??
    Anybody else remember?
	    

    re;
    I forget where they've been running this... but I saw it, too.
        Kris Kristofferson narrates, right?
    
    nope...different. No naration at all, just concert and interview clips,
    that's why I mentioned it. 
    
    Train Ride..hmmmm...The Dead, Janis, Delany and Bonnie with Kenny
    Gradny on bass of little feat fame, Hunter, all the dead road crew, 
    one other badn I think, wanna say Country Joe, but that's not right.
    
    
    
    

    wasn't the Quick on that deal?

>    Train Ride..hmmmm...The Dead, Janis, Delany and Bonnie with Kenny
>    Gradny on bass of little feat fame, Hunter, all the dead road crew, 
>    one other badn I think, wanna say Country Joe, but that's not right.
 
    I'm pretty sure The Band was there.

    Tom   

    
    is this the Pan-Canada train ride/tour that was mentioned
    in Rock Scully's book?
    
    
    Toby

    yep...and the Band was there too

    (Japanese) Kodo Demon Drummers on Letterman tonight.
    
    Must see TV!
    
    /b

    Johhny Cash  on Leno tonight.
    
    /b

    
    the kodo are absolutely incredible!!!  make a pot of coffee!!!
    stay up late!!  set the vcrs!!!!!
    
    					da ve

	Kodo played Symphony Hall in Boston March 9th.
	I couldn't go :-(
	They are awesome.
	

    I always fall asleep during the week before these things come on,
    or I'm off doing something where TV is the last thang on my mind,
    besides...I hate Letterman, Leno, Stern, all talk show and late nite
    show hosts....I think we need a more Hip, yet older talk show type just
    for us aging hippies...someone like Wavy Gravy or PHIL! or maybe just
    Dick LAtvela or David Gans?????
    
    rfb 

    i fell asleep...  missed 'em...
    
    didn't even know they were at symphony hall!!!  :^(
    
    					da ve

    I agree RFB, maybe they should put it on at 8:30pm,
    I missed Letterman, and forgot to tape. 

It was ok.  They didn't play long enough.  But then, on these shows,
they never do.

PeterT

    VH1's Classic Albums series documents the making  of
    American Beauty, Wednesday, April 16, 1997
      8pm, 11pm, 2am (4/17)  EDT
    
    In addition, VH1 will be airing 8-Track Flachback: San Francisco
        10-10:30pm (4/16) & 1-1:30am (4/17)
    and Archives: Hippies
        10:30-11pm (4/16) & 1:30-2am (4/17)
    
    I think this Archives is the one with the Harry reasoner excerpt...
    ("something is  happening, but  you don't know what  it  is....")

on VH1 Wednesday nite 8pm (all times are Eastern/Pacific Time) (this will
also be on Saturday at 1pm)

Classic Albums:"American Beauty"
VH1's classic albums documentaries are about the greatest albums of all
time, hosted by one of the Fab Four - Ringo Starr. This documentary looks
at the span of the Grateful Dead's early recording career from the
psychedelic meanderings of their first records (including a brief look at
their '68 album, "Anthem of the Sun,") to the mellow, country-tinged sounds
on the 1970's "American Beauty." Dead band members, Phil Lesh, Bob Weir and
Mickey Hart provide back-stories to their songs including: "Ripple," "Box
of Rain," "Truckin," and "Sugar Magnolia." Archival interviews with Jerry
Garcia, interviews with album cover artists, Stanley Mouse & Alton Crosby,
long-time friend David Crosby, WB exec Joe Smith round out the show.

    on VH1 tonight, the Classic Album show is about Electric Ladyland.
    
    8pm;  followed by Jimi Hendrix (the movie)
    
    CA-EL repeats at 2am;  again Sunday at 1pm
    
    [I think] the entire CA-EL -- JH (tm) cycle repeats Saturday at 7pm.
    
    /b

    Speaking of classic Hendrix, his entire catalog is being
    released yet again! Jimi's father and sister in-law now
    have the rights to all of his recorded material and are
    reissuing them now. The original releases came out on 
    vinyl this week, and the CDs will be out next Tuesday.
    
    The reviews for the updated versions have been phenomenal.
    Apparently the CDs and LPs were all mastered from the
    original master tapes. Until now, none of the CDs were
    mastered from the originals. The reviewers have been saying
    the sound quality is vastly improved. 
    
    "Cry of Love" now appears under the working title that Jimi
    gave it before he died ("First Rays of the New Rising Sun").
    
    

	Wow, great news on Hendrix!  I guess I gotta get the
	re-remastered version of Electic Ladyland - this will make
	4 copies: album, 1st cd (2 separate ones), then the remastered
	MCA version, now this. 

	Glad I waited on probably my all time favorite Hendrix disc,
	Axis: Bold As Love.

	/Ken

    and if yer wife is anything like mine, she will groan when hearing this
    news (I play Jimmi too loud)
    
    rfb

    Axis seems to be the favorite of the majority of Hendrix fans that I
    know
    

    Forthose  who missed it, Classic Albums: American  Beauty is
    on VH1 again tonight, 11pm-mid; preceded  by the 
    Archives: Hippies piece at 10:30.
    
    the sequence is repeated at 1:30am.
    

    yeah, it was on last night too and I finally got a chance to see it;
    a good one