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First Set
  • Hey Pocky Way
  • Lazy River Road
  • Black Throated Wind
  • Mr. Charlie
  • Dire Wolf
  • I'm So Tired
  • Savoy Truffle
  • Cry Baby Cry
  • Friend of the Devil
  • Rubin and Cherise

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  • Throwing Stones -->
  • Uncle John's Band -->
  • Playing in the Band -->
  • Black Peter -->
  • Good Lovin'
  • Rhapsody in Red
  • Knockin' on Heaven's Door

Next jam is next Thursday, January 13, 2004, 8-12 and it is confirmed, we are just no sure if Trister will make it or not.
The 8-12 jam at Carroll's and it is the first jam of the new year.  It was another night that Bill S. joined us as the keyboard player to work in conjunction with Rich on piano.  Besides Bill, we had no guests except for little Jimmy.  This week in the room we had little space heaters so being ice cold is no longer the issue it was last week.  We also had the big PA and it sounded pretty good, you could even hear the piano through all our playing and feedback wasn't an issue.  I had the Converted master knob Twin while Trister had a good sounding reissue.  At least it was good sounding until the end of Knockin on Heaven's Door when the amp just died.   Good thing it was the last song of the night but Trister killed it.  Drums and bass were the same as they had been for the previous few weeks.

We did the 3 Beatle songs with I'm So Tired and Savoy Truffle being new to Deadstein.  As Trister stated, you can't expect Deadstein to do too much better on those than we did last night.  The Throwing Stones through the Good Lovin' was about 1 hour of non-stop music with transitions and Coffee-Boy was very nervous that the recorder was going to mess up that big file.  From the looks of it, we probably got the whole thing.   We were even done with the entire setlist with 40 minutes to go leading us to the GarBand songs until Trister's amp said, "enough is enough, I'm out of here."  Lots of great out of the body and mind jamming going on and a place for everyone to get lost on the road going to the right place.

Speaking of roads, there was virtually no traffic coming into the city to the drive in was a pleasure.  Traffic on the helix outside the Lincoln Tunnel made for a long ride home, but as Scotty just messenged me, "I'm So Tired."  In the world, the 9.0 on the Richter scale earthquake in the Indian Ocean with the ensuing Tsunami hitting the coastal areas of Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand killing over 100,000 people.  A crazy world we live and and we have the fortune to jam Deadstein through it all.

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Name: Trister
Date: 07 Jan 2005
Time: 09:07:48

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my new favorite song: dire wolf. love that e7.

Name: Larry G.
Date: 07 Jan 2005
Time: 09:54:39

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It's great to learn something new during a jam. I can't say I knew about the E7 either, but now I want to investigate it also.

Name: scott
Date: 07 Jan 2005
Time: 12:39:58

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Send Some POS' Spencer Dyrden Update: Spencer (Of Jefferson Airplane and NRPS) is not doing well and we would like you to send good wishes and prayers for him ‐ his cancer has progressed to Stage 4 and due to some complications, he cannot undergo chemotherapy, a recent development which precludes most options for improvement. One never knows, though, so we are hoping that those of us who have been affected by his innovative style of playing or just enjoyed his music or his unique form of insanity will send their best wishes, prayers, mo-jo, gris-gris, good thoughts, or any other positive energy to him and to (his son) Jesse, who is doing his level best to deal with the bureaucracy that is MediCal, Social Security, etc., etc., etc. Thanks ‐ much love. Please forward all good wishes and thoughts to: SRomano@wmbpc.com

Name: KEVIN
Date: 07 Jan 2005
Time: 13:55:41

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I learned not to spook Trister with my freaky 'Kevy Look'.

Name: Larry G.
Date: 09 Jan 2005
Time: 08:24:47

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For your information, I just updated the website with jams from 12/23/ and 12/28 with respect to the mp3s uploaded by Coffee. They sound good. I just heard the Midnight Hour with the horn section. Lots of fun. By the way, I'm gonna have start deleting some of the MP3s from mid 2004 April, May to make room. I'm using up 8.2 of my 9 GB limit, so if you haven't listened to them yet, get on it or they will be gone.

Name: Coffee
Date: 09 Jan 2005
Time: 18:51:49

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Set's up! Sounds Great. It's at the top of the list because it's 01-06-05. Thanks Bill, don't be a stranger! later, MM

Name: BillyBoy
Date: 09 Jan 2005
Time: 19:35:31

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Name: BillyBoy
Date: 09 Jan 2005
Time: 19:38:30

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Thanks for a great time guys. Felt really good, could hear everything very well in the room. Next time we gotta do a "She Said..." for one of those Beatle-tunes.

Name: Scott
Date: 10 Jan 2005
Time: 13:10:36

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Check this out: http://www.cnn.com/2005/EDUCATION/01/10/dances.cancelled.ap/index.html

Name: Trister
Date: 10 Jan 2005
Time: 15:59:12

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I support all forms of dancing at Deadstein

Name: Larry G.
Date: 11 Jan 2005
Time: 11:30:19

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By the way, I put in the proper links to the songs Coffee posted yesterday from this week's jam.

Name: KEVIN
Date: 11 Jan 2005
Time: 12:56:22

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Thank you, KindGind.

Name: Scott
Date: 12 Jan 2005
Time: 10:55:24

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Longtime Airplane drummer died last night. Lather will be missed.....

Name: Brotpen
Date: 13 Jan 2005
Time: 08:22:39

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Swing Low Sweet Chariot....
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