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Thursday, July 23, 2026

Morphine - Live At The Warfield 1997 OUT OF PRINT | FLOPPY BOOT STOMP

 Morphine - Live At The Warfield 1997 

OUT OF PRINT

A BROTHER JOBE SPECIAL (re-up) from last year


*REBOOTED, FIRST APPEARANCE 26th August '25

                                                 Jobe says:   "We all love Morphine, you should too.” he knows what’s what you know! When I am on my death bed you know what to do!

Disc 1

1.Intro/Potion

2.I'm Free Now

3.The Other Side

4.Mona's Sister

5.Empty Box

6.Early To Bed

7.Thursday

8.Super Sex

9.Swing It Low

10.Candy

Disc 2

11.Honey White

12.Cure For Pain

13.French Fries With Pepper

14.Wishing Well

15.Intro/Buena

16.Radar

17.You Look Like Rain

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The Incredible String Band - Dandelion Blues (remastered 2010 - original 1966)

 Flickennabokk is playing silly buggers in its algorithms and what it is allowing me to see and what suggestions it might throw . . .so I checked in with the simply wonderful guitarist, Gary Lucas, as we always seem to share such similar tastes in music and it seems he posted this t’other day!


The Incredible String Band - Dandelion Blues (remastered 2010 - original 1966)
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Warren Haynes - 1993-11-29 - Boston, MA FM broadcast remastered | Heavybootz [for Alan . . . mostly]

Warren Haynes - 1993-11-29 - Boston, MA

Warren Haynes
Emerson College, Boston, MA
1993-11-29
fm (WERS-FM - remastered)
mp3 @ 320 [166 mb]
sq: EX

Live At Emerson College Boston November '93 (Klondike Records)



01 Tear Me Down
02 Movers And Shakers
03 Invisible
04 The Same Thing
05 Gambler’s Roll 
06 Fire In The Kitchen
07 Blue Radio
08 Sister Justice
09 Broken Promse Land
10 Just Before The Bullets Fly
11 Radio Announcer
12 Interview with Warren Haynes

tt: 1:25:36

To make up for my silly typo t’other day that visitor Alan pointed out to me and I stood corrected here’s a Haynes set from Radio back in 1993 for Alan
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SUSANNA HOFFS : Different Drum with Matthew Sweet. Written by Michael Nesmith

Susanna Hoffs

says: 

"Different Drum. Written by the great Michael Nesmith. I've always loved singing Different Drum with Matthew Sweet.”

Yup the ‘Monkee’  Mike Nesmith was a songwriter of a different cloth to the rest of the band and has been labelled something of a stoner (weren’t they all? ED - well no, the others may have been but Mickey was known to be more of a ‘juicer’ as he hung around with Ringo, Alice Cooper, Hsarry Nilsson and that crew of drinkers and may have even been a peripheral figure on Lenon’s so called lost weekend (some eighteen months of heavy drinking and a burgeoning affair with May Pang) Mike perahaps the only one with a lively album career post Monkees . Ronstadt covered this and other songs by him. 


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Buster B Jones* “ Funky Fingers”

Speaking of Guitar players (we were we were I swear) how about this from Mr Buster B Jones 


whoever runs his facebook page says: 
"Buster was fearless in his playing!  While a handful of people can attempt a Buster song, it’s a mighty task!  
Here’s Buster unleashing “Funky Fingers” he came close to getting airborne!”

I assume he is warming up here in what looks like a back stage dressing room sitch or else why would some nurk walk across in from of Buster while he was playing / rehearsing? It would have stopped me DEAD in my tracks!

*Buster B. Jones was a contemporary of such Nashville greats as Jerry Reed & Thom Bresh

He died in 2009 aged 49 from liver disease

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Joy Division - Dead Souls [University of London 8th Feb 1980] | jt1674

https://www.tumblr.com/jt1674/822849859615850496/joy-division-dead-souls
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Captain Beefheart - White Jam (The Spotlight Kid) | jt1674

 

https://www.tumblr.com/jt1674/822853662131060736/captain-beefheart-white-jam
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Cream - Passing The Time (Live Farewell Cream Oakland Coliseum 1968) | jt1674

 

https://www.tumblr.com/jt1674/822846498030108672/cream-passing-the-time-oakland-coliseum-1968
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Madeline Bell - One Step at a Time (1966) | Guess I’m Dumb

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Madeline Bell - One Step at a Time (1966)

"American soul singer Madeline Bell had an interesting career - a backing singer with Dusty Springfield, but also Serge Gainsbourg, and the Rolling Stones, before she joined pop group Blue Mink. On her own, she had a long career (mostly in the UK) with some great tunes, including this one, written by Ashford and Simpson, with Jo Armstead.” Guess I'm

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Today’s posting from James . . . .

 SUNTRAPPER - BY JAMES RIGBY

TUNED - DADAAD

Again here are the full links to James recorded work lets all go buy some . . . if you do from here please let him know!

SONGS FROM THE WATCH - A Compilation of 25 Original Guitar Fingerpicking Pieces in Open Tunings, Taken from 7 Albums, Written over the last 6 years by James Rigby
SONGS FROM THE WATCH
************* ‘FAERIE TAILS’ **************
‘FAERIE TAILS’ NOW AVAILABLE ON BANDCAMP - 20 TRACKS
CLICK ON LINK ABOVE FOR ANDY KERSHAW PODAST - INTERVIEW ABOUT 30 MINS IN.
CLICK ON BLUE LINKS BELOW FOR ALBUMS
FAERIE TAILS
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STEEL STRING SONGS
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LAST CHANCE SALOON
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SMITHDOG THE SAILOR
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DEVIL IN THE DETAIL
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SMOKE AND MIRRORS
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PICKERS DREAM
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JAMES RIGBY YOUTUBE
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