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To start the show, Derrick and Jeff welcome Matt Montgomery and Mark Lucchesi to discuss Mark's brother, Adam's, upcoming benefit show at the 1884 Lounge at Minglewood. It's FREE on December 17th, 4-8 pm: $ 10 raffles and silent auction. Early Bird Special - Show up between 3 and 4, and your raffle ticket is FREE!! All proceeds will go to Adam Lucchesi.   Stopgap Solution, Fevertree, and Allen Mack Myers Moore will be performing.    Featured guest Kenny Francis tells us about his involvement in the music scene and his experiences on the road with the band Roxy Blue. Kenny shares stories about his past, including his time as a tour manager, his current profession as a long-haul truck driver, and his love for Mustang cars. The conversation also covers how he met his wife, Tina, and his early career in the music industry.    Kenny Francis - https://www.facebook.com/kenny.francis.52  

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Episode # 214 Damon Johnson talks 30th Anniversary Tour of Brother Cane, 2 New Songs, Skynyrd and much more! **Disclaimer - I do not own the music used in this video** Go an purchase the bundle - Reissue of Brother Cane's debut album and catch Damon on tour! https://brothercane.com/ https://www.damonjohnson.com/ (Nashville, TN) - July 12, 2023 - BROTHER CANE is set to make a triumphant return commemorating their 30th Anniversary. A U.S. celebration tour is set to begin October 26 in Woodstock, GA continuing through December 2nd in Memphis, TN. More dates are expected to be announced soon, see below for the initial itinerary and full details. In addition, their 1993 self-titled debut album, a timeless classic, will be reissued on October 20, 2023, and offered on vinyl for the first time igniting a wave of nostalgia and excitement among fans. Adding to the anticipation of this re-release, the band went back into the studio with longtime collaborator and multi-platinum producer Marti Frederiksen and recorded two brand new songs. “Blinded By the Sun” and “Are You In There Anymore,” are set to be released as a special 7” vinyl simultaneously. As founding member Damon Johnson explains of reuniting, “It was our manager, Kevin, who suggested we do this now after hearing from fans at my other shows who kept asking ‘when is Brother Cane coming back?' After Glenn and I had loosely talked over the years of playing music together again, we all felt the time was right for us now.” Co-founding member, Glenn Maxey echoes the same sentiment, “Seldom does a person get the chance to relive a dream that they pursued in their twenties. It's hard to put into words. I'm just extremely grateful for the chance to play great music with great friends at this time in my life. Let's go!” As they hit the stage once again, fans can anticipate the live renditions of the band's chart-topping favorites (“Got No Shame”, “And Fools Shine On”, “I Lie In The Bed I Make” and more), each performance capturing the energy and essence of Brother Cane's signature sound while reigniting the passion that made them favorites of their generation. This highly anticipated reunion tour promises to deliver an unforgettable experience, as they take audiences on a nostalgic journey through their extensive catalog while also introducing some exciting new material. Brother Cane's resurgence serves as a testament to the enduring power of their music. At the heart of Brother Cane's long-awaited reunion are its founding members, Johnson (lead vocals, guitar) and Maxey (bass) who originally formed the band in 1991 in their hometown of Birmingham, AL. Johnson's distinctive guitar skills, vocals, and captivating stage presence, combined with Maxey's solid bass lines and rhythmic foundation, formed the core of the band's signature sound. Brother Cane found immediate success with the release of their self-titled debut album which delivered three singles: “Got No Shame”, “That Don't Satisfy Me,” and “Hard Act to Follow” with “Got No Shame” reaching #1 on the Mainstream Rock charts earning the band U.S. tours with Aerosmith, Robert Plant and Lynyrd Skynyrd. The reunion of these talented and road tested musicians brings an added sense of authenticity and excitement to the tour. The chemistry between Damon and Glenn has stood the test of time, as their musical connection effortlessly translates into electrifying live performances. With their reunion, fans can expect a renewed energy and a deep sense of camaraderie on stage, as the founding members of Brother Cane join forces once again to captivate audiences with their raw talent and unwavering passion for their craft. Joining the duo for this reunion are longtime friends and fellow bandmates Jarred Pope (drums/Tom Keifer Band), Buck Johnson (keys/Aerosmith, Hollywood Vampires), and Tony Higbee (guitar/Tom Keifer Band). Brother Cane Reunion Tour w/ Jared James Nichols and Cage Wills supporting (except where noted) October 26 - Madlife Music Stage, Woodstock, GA * October 27 - Mars Music Hall, Huntsville, AL * November 1 - The Tin Pan, Richmond, VA November 2 - Rams Head on Stage, Annapolis, MD November 3 - Tally Ho, Leesburg, VA November 4 - Mickey's Black Box, Lititz, PA November 5 - Sony Hall, New York, NY November 7 - The Winchester, Cleveland, OH November 8 - Madison Live, Cincinnati, OH November 9 - Wildey Theatre, Edwardsville, IL November 10 - King of Clubs, Columbus, OH ** November 11 - Jergel's Rhythm Grille, Warrendale, PA ** November 12 - Dunellen Theater, Dunellen, NJ November 15 - Miramar Theatre, Milwaukee, WI November 16 - Castle Theater, Bloomington, IL November 17 - The Token Lounge, Westland, MI ** November 18 - Arcada Theatre, St. Charles, IL ** November 29 - The Concourse, Knoxville, TN November 30 - Barrelhouse Ballroom, Chattanooga, TN December 1 - Exit IN, Nashville, TN December 2 - Minglewood, Hall, Memphis, TN *Brother Cane only ** Plus Orianthi Subscribe to Pat's Soundbytes Unplugged Podcast, Pat's Soundbytes IGTV and Pat's Soundbytes Unplugged - Podcast Radio Show on YouTube.

Tonight's episode was recorded after our performance at Minglewood Hall in Memphis, TN. click here for tickets, merchandise and info

Where to find good food and drink at or around racetracks. That is the topic for a special panel this week on the Ron Flatter Racing Pod. At the Races host Steve Byk, award-winning turf writer Alicia Hughes, trainer Neil Pessin and sports writer Matt Stahl compare notes on the best restaurants for horseplayers and fans nationwide, including destination restaurants during visits to the Triple Crown. Paddock Prince handicapper David Levitch has tips for weekend races at Aqueduct and Gulfstream Park. The Ron Flatter Racing Pod via Horse Racing Nation is available via free subscription from Apple, Google, Spotify and Stitcher as well as HorseRacingNation.com. Restaurants in this episode shown in order of mention: New Orleans: Liuzza's, Brigtsen's, Mares Pesca, Central Grocery, Fausto's, Mosca (Westwego), Angelo Brocato, Venezia. Saratoga Springs, N.Y.: Pennell's, Osteria Danny, De Fazio's (Troy). Louisville, Ky.: Four Pegs, Saints Pizza. Lexington, Ky.: girlsgirlsgirls burritos, Torttilleria & Taqueria Ramirez, Nathan's Taqueria, Epping's on Eastside, Carson's, OBC Kitchen, Malone's, Jeff Ruby's, Merrick Danno, Wallace Station, Ramsey's Diner, Crank & Boom. Louisville, Ky.: Le Moo, Suburban Social Club. Baltimore: Pioneer Pit Beef, G&M (Linthicum Heights), G&M (Linthicum Heights). Elmont, N.Y.: King Umberto, Filomena's (Franklin Square). Louisville, Ky.: Granville Pub, At the Italian Table (closed). Baltimore: Vito Ristorante (Timonium), Nautilus Diner (Timonium). Elmont, N.Y.: Morning Line (Belmont Park backstretch). Louisville, Ky.: Jack Fry's, The Fish House. Baltimore: A-1 Crab Haven (Essex, closed). New York: La Gioconda (Ron said E. 44 St.; it is E. 53 St.), Smith & Wollensky. Baltimore: Johnny's. Tampa, Fla.: Columbia Restaurant. Louisville, Ky.: Ramen House, Bunz Burgerz, Payne Street Bake House. Track kitchens and concessions: Keeneland, Fair Grounds, Oaklawn. New Orleans: Ye Olde College Inn, Mandina's. El Reno, Okla.: Robert's, Johnnie's, Sid's (the third one Steve may have meant). Oklahoma City: Nick's Cafe. Tucson, Ariz.: Zinburger. New Orleans: Lakeview Harbor. Nashville: Brown's Diner. Louisville, Ky.: Six Forks, Toasty's Tavern, Bandido Taqueria Mexicana, Cottage Inn. Clearwater, Fla.: Christina's Coal Oven Pizza. Los Angeles: Monty's (Woodland Hills), Musso & Frank Grill (Hollywood), Dal Rae Steakhouse (Pico Rivera), Fosselman's Ice Cream Co. (Alhambra), Philippe The Original. Louisville, Ky.: Black Jockeys Lounge. Lexington, Ky.: Minglewood, Rock House Brewing, Pivot Brewing Company, Ethereal Brewing. Louisville, Ky.: Marma Dukes. Bowling Green, Ky.: Donna's. Lexington, Ky.: The Grove. Oceanport, N.J.: Marandola's (Bradley Beach), Del Ponte's Bakery (Bradley Beach). Bensalem, Pa.: Non Solo Pasta (Morrisville), The Franklin Fountain (Philadelphia).  

It this weeks episode we chat about some Canadian Content by a band called Minglewood from Nova Scotia and their album called M5, Linda Ronstadt's 9th Studio album called Living in the USA and an album by Uriah Heep (they were also in last week's episode) called Demons and Wizards. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reviewsfromthecrawlspace/message

"Being summer, I took off my shirt...." well I'm not taking my shirt off but I am bringing you a summertime treat I think, with an excellent audience recording of the band's performance in Denver on July 14, 1981. As I listened to this tape it just struck me that the feeling of being there that a good audience recording gives you was perfect for this time of the year, when many of us have been lucky enough to experience some live music in person.. I do hope you have! This show has some excellent energy throughout, the Minglewood has a couple very nice Jerry solos, the 'Cassidy' is nicely paced, and leads into a sweet 'To Lay Me Down'.  Weir has some fun with 'Me & My Uncle' which is blistering.. as is the outstanding 'Big Railroad Blues'  The highlight of the set is the Birdsong>Sailor>Saint, however. It is only the the 14th electric birdsong since 9/15/73, and the only time that Sailor comes out of Birdsong. It is excellent.    Grateful Dead McNichols Arena Denver, CO 7/14/1981 - Tuesday One     Cold Rain And Snow [5:40] > New Minglewood Blues [6:41] ; Friend Of The Devil [9:00] ; Cassidy [5:05] ; To Lay Me Down [8:53] > Me And My Uncle [2:55]> Mexicali Blues [4:30] ; Big Railroad Blues [3:48] ; Little Red Rooster [8:23] ; Bird Song [11:48] > Lost Sailor [6:42] > Saint Of Circumstance [7:25] > Don't Ease Me In [3:06]  You can listen to this week's Deadpod here:  http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod071522.mp3 Thanks for your kind support. I hope you are able to enjoy these summer daze!   

One of my favorite tours, the Spring tour of 1980 will give us one more fine show on this week's Deadpod. From the old Boston Garden on May 12, 1980 the boys shook the rafters on this Monday night with a rocking first set.  They come out blazing with a great 'Jack Straw>Alabama Getaway>El Paso' opening trifecta. While this is an unusual combo, Jerry and Brent in particular shine on these opening tunes. A nice 'Althea' follows, then Bobby takes the lead on 'Lazy Lightning> Supplication'. We get a short but sweet Brent number in 'Far From Me' before Bobby takes us back down to Minglewood. The closing China>Rider is excellent, highlighted for me, by Jerry's emotion when he is on that northbound train.  Grateful Dead Boston Garden Boston, MA 5/12/1980 - Monday     One     Jack Straw [5:21] > Alabama Getaway [4:53] > El Paso [4:12] Althea [8:16] Lazy Lightnin' [3:22] > Supplication [4:44] Far From Me [3:37] New Minglewood Blues [7:08] China Cat Sunflower [5:04] > I Know You Rider [6:07]  You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod052022.mp3   Thanks for your kind support, and stay in touch!

A summer solstice show to celebrate the arrival of summer, this comes to us from the band's only trip to Alaska back on June 21, 1980. This first set opens with a strong 'Sugaree', and Jerry continues to light it up on the Minglewood that follows. In fact most of these first set songs are quite strong and fast paced, I'd particularly call your attention to the 'Lazy Lightni'>Supplication', Brent's work on 'Far From Me' and the closing 'Feel Like a Stranger' all of which really work well.  1980 was a very good year, in my opinion, and while this may not be one of the very best shows of the year, it is a pleasure to listen to and I hope you enjoy it.. We'll have the second set next week.    Grateful Dead West High Auditorium Anchorage, AK 6/21/80 - Saturday One Sugaree> New Minglewood Blues Candyman Me and My Uncle Big River Loser Lazy Lightnin'> Supplication Far From Me Ramble on Rose Feel Like a Stranger You can listen to this week's Deadpod here:  http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod062521.mp3  I hope your Summer is the best ever!  thanks for your support

In this episode of LIKEITORNOT host A-Hyp & co-host/engineer Baloogz are back at Post Office Studios, where they talk some hoop of course, like where, when and if Isaiah Thomas will sign somewhere, then there's the A-Hyp/Kyrie comparison but we veer off onto other things too such as Hall of Fame Tacoma Community College Coach Carl Howell being pissed C-DUB doesn't choose TCC, all the way to what the amazing soup from Infinite Soup hits like. We also talk a little new music from the region, Fast N' All from ENUMCLAW and the hopeful fact that we may get another PHONETAP 2  project from Swanks & UGLYFRANK. Not to mention the playlists on Apple Music that local Tacoma music guru Darryl Crews curated. We also talk about PNW and Lakewood OG Trussone's latest piece of work as well. Last but not least we get surprised by my Oakland patna Eee-Tree who hopped straight off the AC Transit bus to bring through Big Jermz of Minglewood brands, the only i502 distributors of recreational brands in Washington, they carry all star brands K-Savage, High Tide, Leaph and the Cookies brand umbrella which consists of not only Cookies but Runtz, The Lemonade, Minntz and Grand Florian Brands, so needless to say, we got taken care of and learned a few things too. We shut down this episode with the track DARK STOUT from Bear Bro off his new album 'STOP ASKING'. The beat was made by DJ QJ & Khris P. Thank you all for tuning in, we truly couldn't do it without any of you. 

Cerrito and WWE Hall of Famer Jerry Lawler discuss The King's unique contract, the one thing all current color commentators have in common and more. Also, Memphis Wrestling historian Mark James is in studio to talk about his books, his friend Jim Cornette, NXT being added to the already jam-packed January of wrestling in the Bluff City, etc. Plus, one lucky low budget wins a pair of tickets to SmackDown on Fox at FedExForum on Jan 3.Listen to Kevin Cerrito talk pro wrestling on the radio every Saturday from 11-noon CT on Sports 56/96.1/87.7 FM in Memphis with regular guest Jerry “The King” Lawler presented by Smoothie King. Never miss an episode of Wrestling Time by subscribing to Cerrito Entertainment on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, tunein, PlayerFM, Sticher or Spotify.

Have you ever wondered the importance that a cotton mill would have on a community? Danny Walden from Dyersburg, Tenn., who was on a previous episode about the missing town of Minglewood, joins Scott to discuss the impact the cotton industry had in the small community of Dyersburg right before the Great Depression and how the town continued forward even after the depression. He also gives us some insider information about what was found in a safe of the cotton mill after it was pilled from a fire in the early 1900s. Be sure to check out the Dyer County Museum for the steam whistle that was blown for shift change and the contents that were found inside the safe. And later, Russell Orr tell us why a T-Rex is not a scavenger.

Bob and Brad continue their tour of local distilleries and their CEOs to talk about making whiskey and the joy of a favorite movie. Today's guest is Mark Morrison of Minglewood Distilling in Wooster, OH. Mark talks about what it means to make his company "local" in every sense of the word before introducing his favorite film, The Shawshank Redemption. Film & Whiskey Podcast. New episodes every Monday. Theme music: "New Shoes" by Blue Wednesday Sound effects via Daniel Simion and espectral --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/filmwhiskey/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/filmwhiskey/support

This week's Deadpod features the first set from the band's performance on February 11th, 1989 in Los Angeles, CA. I love the opener, Mississipi Half-Step, and Jerry doesn't let me down here.. 'across.... the lazy river.. :) An energetic Minglewood follows, then a lovely 'Candyman'.. I love the color that Brent added here, but no one sounds like Jerry on this. Next a rockin' 'Big River', followed by the premier of 'Built To Last'.. such interesting lyrics. 'Queen Jane' is well played and followed by a short but always powerful 'We Can Run'. The Bird flies by to end this first set full of colors and feelings..    Great Western Forum, Los Angeles CA (2/11/89) Mississippi Half-Step New Minglewood Blues Candyman Big River Built to Last Queen Jane Approximately We Can Run But We Can't Hide Bird Song    You can listen to this week's Deadpod here:  http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod022318.mp3   Thanks for the opportunity to showcase the light and love that is in this music..   

Version:1.0 StartHTML:000000211 EndHTML:000002646 StartFragment:000001205 EndFragment:000002614 StartSelection:000001205 EndSelection:000002614 SourceURL:https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=7847493 This week we have a really fine show from the summer of 1980 - this one takes place at the Uptown Theater in Chicago IL, on August 19th, 1980. They start with a trifecta that really takes off and was only done on two other occasions, the Mississippi Half-Step->Franklin's Tower->Minglewood. Personally I always enjoyed when Franklin's found its way into unusual combinations, and the Minglewood here is really rockin' as well. Other highlights in this fine first set include an excellent Althea, and an extended jam in the (unsual) set closing 'Feel Like a Stranger'. Next week's set 2 is at least equally as fine.       Grateful Dead Uptown Theatre Chicago, IL  8/19/80 - Tuesday One Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo [9:54] -> Franklin's Tower [12:11]-> New Minglewood Blues [7:15] ; Dire Wolf [3:13] ; Cassidy [4:37] ; Row Jimmy [11:10] ; Me And My Uncle [3:07] -> Big River [5:53] ; Althea [8:26] ; Easy To Love You [3:48] ; Feel Like A Stranger [8:29]   You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod081117.mp3   Thanks so much for your kind support of the Deadpod!   pray for Peace    

On the first episode of Craft Tap Radio, Andrew and Dave sit down with Minglewood Brewery Owner Stuart Matthews and Head Brewer Tony Johnson. The boys cover everything from Kevin the ghost, Tony's time in Bavaria, Stuart's purchase of a brewhouse prior to opening a brewery and they make the guys pick their favorite Minglewood pizza and beer.

We bid adieu to Summer this week with perhaps the best GD show of 1993.. this one is from Madison Square Garden, and took place 23 years ago on September 22nd, 1993. The show marked the first of two appearances of jazz saxophonist David Murray with the boys - he sits in during the first set on a wonderful 'Bird song' and throughout the 2nd set. One of my listeners recently informed me that I had never featured a show from this year on the Deadpod and asked that I do so. I can't think of a better show or time to do so than this one. I think the first set in general is quite well-played, and snappy, especially for this era. The Help->Slip->Frank is uptempo and alot of fun to listen to. Garcia is on point in the Minglewood that follows, and really energizes the song. Ramble On Rose follows, then a particularly good Masterpiece. The highlight of the first set is clearly the aforementioned 'Bird Song' with Mr. Murray. The band allows him to create an unusual solo yet weaves it into the tempo of the song allowing them to show that even at this late date, and with Vince and not Hornsby, they are capable of some great jamming.   Madison Square Garden, New York, NY (Wednesday, 9/22/93) Help on the Way -> Slipknot -> Franklin's Tower Minglewood Blues Ramble on Rose Masterpiece Birdsong You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod092316.mp3 I hope you'll consider supporting the Deadpod, as it is through the kind donations of my listeners that I am able to publish it each week. Happy Autumn!

I think this is a real barnburner.. a date in Los Angeles at the Shrine Auditorium in January of 1978. When you look at the set list and see that Minglewood is the opener you might dismiss this set, but don't.. give it a listen .. you can tell right away that Jerry is going to fire this thing up. A nice 'Dire Wolf' follows.. and then a sweet 'Looks like Rain' with nice Donna backing vocals.  This matrix tape is nice and bright for the most part and really puts you there at the show.. Big River follows and goes into El Paso for one of the rarer segues - not sure if they ever did this combo in this order before or since.. Brown -Eyed Women and an outstanding Let It Grow close this first set.. we'll listen to the second set next week..   Grateful Dead Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles, CA 1/11/78 - Wednesday   One New Minglewood Blues [5:16] ; Dire Wolf [3:41] ; Looks Like Rain [7:54] ; They Love Each Other [6:48] ; Big River [5:47] > El Paso [4:03] ; Brown Eyed Women [4:44] ; Let It Grow [11:31]   You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod011516.mp3   Thanks for your kind support of the Deadpod, as well as your comments and requests.    

Gus Cannon, the leader of Cannon’ Jug Stompers, was a great musician and character, a central figure of the Jug Band scene in Memphis, a man who got his musical education at the beginning of the 20th century, around Clarksdale, Mississippi, home of many great Delta Blues musicians and on the road with Medicine shows. One of the rare black performer recorded on 78rpm records who played the 5-string banjo, which he taught himself to play on an instrument he made out of a frying pan and a raccoon skin, he also had a jug mounted on a rack that allowed him to blow bass figures while strumming and picking the banjo.

This week we feature a show that marked the end of the Fall East Coast tour of 1982 - this one took place in the Carrier Dome on the campus of Syracuse University in Syracuse NY. This show was widely praised in its day and I think much of the playing holds up today as an example of a good early 80s Dead show. The band opens with a Jack Straw that is on fire.. and leads nicely into a very fine Friend of the Devil. Brent has some nice runs here.. The CC Rider is fun and of course Ramble on Rose brings a smile to my face as usual. Minglewood.. meh, but the Bird Song that follows is pretty choice, as is a fine Looks Like Rain. China->Rider to close the set is great, and listen for some hot Phil here in this choice closer.. We'll hear set 2 next week...   Carrier Dome (Syracuse U), Syracuse, NY (9/24/82) Jack Straw Friend of the Devil C.C. Rider Ramble on Rose New Minglewood Blues Bird Song Looks Like Rain China Cat Sunflower I Know You Rider   You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod092614.mp3   I want to thank everyone who contributed during last week's 'Wake Up To Find Out' promotion - both those of you kind enough to contribute and receive a CD, and those of you who were kind enough to contribute after all the CDs were gone.. I feel the love!! thank you So much!   Your support keeps this from ever being a task for me..    You can of course still pick up the fine 3 CD set 'Wake Up To Find Out' from http://dead.net or your local music retailer.

This weekend, we're closing out our summer with a great festival, Catskill Chill. Located at Camp Minglewood in Hancock, NY, this small and intimate festival knows how to groove. We talk about everything you need to know about camping, stage set-up, and bands. Find the Tink Tink Club camp for some free stuff!  Check out Episode #9 Ain't Wasting Time for a what to bring list of goodies and fun

Hard to believe but it almost LENT already! And that of course means its Mardi Gras time! This next show up on our plate is from Mardi Gras 1986 - a request from a great friend of the Deadpod - from February 11th, 1986. This is one of those great Oakland Mardi Gras runs where the Neville Brothers opened for the boys (and we'll hear them on the second set next week). This week's first set, although ragged at times, and with Jerry's voice not exactly perfect, is still marked by alot of enthusiasm and good vibes. My favorites from this first set include a raging Minglewood, and a nice set closing Bird Song->Music Never Stopped->Might As Well.. next week in honor of Fat Tuesday a great Iko :)   Grateful Dead - February 11, 1986Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center - Oakland, CA Set 1:China Cat Sunflower ->I Know You RiderNew Minglewood BluesDupree's Diamond BluesMe And My Uncle ->Mexicali BluesBird Song ->The Music Never Stopped ->Might As Well You can listen to this week's Deadpod http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod021712.mp3">here:http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod021712.mp3">http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod021712.mp3 My thanks as always to our friends at Keeley Electronics! http://www.rkfx.com">Keeley Electronics