JimCT

Dead & Co w/John Meyer, Jackstraw 7/7/18 Dodger Stadium - smokin' hot!

for today - Ripple, from Halloween 1980 at RCMH "Let there be songs to fill the air"

According to this another complication was the issue of the existing broadcast rights in the Gulf and piracy https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/newcastle-united-news-takeover-latest-staveley-pif-reuben-brothers-a9652791.html

today '99, CAA - the first performance of Back in Your Arms

for today, To Lay Me Down (KC, 1982)

same show, The River

Racin', today 2005, Grand Rapids

G-Dead, Berkeley, 10/20/84 - Jackstraw Jerry and Tiger

Diana Krall, The Look of Love (live in Paris, 2002) - Mr. Costello, you're a lucky man!

for today, JGB, Tangled Up in Blue

Band Lineup Eric Clapton -- guitar / vocals Mark Knopfler -- guitar / vocals Alan Clark -- keyboards Nathan East -- bass / vocals Steve Ferrone -- drums Ray Cooper -- percussion Tracy Ackerman -- backing vocals Tessa Niles -- backing vocals Elton John --- Guest -- Vocals / piano Tracks (Track start times to follow) 01. Crossroads 02. White room 03. I shot the sheriff 04. Lay down Sally 05. Wonderful tonight 06. Tearing us apart 07. Candle in the wind 08. I guess that's why they call it the blues 09. I don't wanna go on with you like that 10. Daniel 11. Band introduction 12. Cocaine 13. Layla

documentary on Showtime - interesting story of this ground-breaking band https://www.npr.org/2020/07/31/895109481/showtimes-the-go-go-s-documentary-breaks-the-seal

Kane did a stint at Milwall too, apparently relative proximity was a factor. The kid needs playing time, so this seems a good option, and he seems pleased. I actually asked the Spurs primary reporter if the loan agreement had a recall clause - no answer yet.

'88 tour pro video - with Knopfler and a guest appearance by Elton John

I came across this documentary, Woman of Heart and Mind, from 2003. As she and her voice have been a constant component of my life for more than 50 years now it was a pleasure to watch and listen.