--- In rust@yahoogroups.com, "jacques-eric.legarde@..." wrote:
>
> Hmmm, just realized I have these two addresses in my
>directory and am wondering if I have subscribed to two
>differents lists!!!

Maybe one is the Neil Young list, and one is the coroding-metal-and-strippers
list?

That's my best guess.

:-)

Jules

> Good friend of mine was able to score me a advanced copy of Peter
> Gabriel's new one "Scratch My Back"

How absolutely fantastic to get an advance copy.<Jealous or what!>
>
>   A very fine collection of covers recorded acoustically with orchestra
> arrangements. Bowie, Paul Simon, Lou Reed, Randy Newman and others
> including Neil's "Philadelphia."  Very cool reinterpretations of great
> songs.
>
>  Checking it out on-line I see it's a "song-swap project" in which the
> artist Gabriel covers will in turn cover one of his songs.  Hope this
> pans out and it will be interesting to see what song Neil covers? I'd
> like a nice acoustic "Solsbury Hill" done by Neil!

I'm trying to imagine the other possibilities and smiling at the thought of
them:
EXPOSURE would be interesting.Maybe Neil, the Indian should do SAN JACINTO.
Others:HERE COMES THE FLOOD; GAMES WITHOUT FRONTIERS;BIKO ?; FATHER,SON. Would
any PG Genesis be possible- BACK IN NYC ?
Or how about PGs LAY YOUR HANDS ON ME with Neil doing a Live version and jumping
in to the crowd ?

Chris

...really can't be all illusion anyway all the time

Hmmm, just realized I have these two addresses in my directory and am wondering
if I have subscribed to two differents lists!!!

Jacques-Eric

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--- In rust@yahoogroups.com, "jacques-eric.legarde@..." wrote:
>
> Me too... Just can't hear him sing...

How do I type a big-ass raspberry noise here?  Really not sure of the spelling.

Oh and what's the emoticon for shaking your fist at someone?  And the one for
mooning at them?

Thanks in advance,

Jules

;-)

--- In rust@yahoogroups.com, smokewood <smokewood@...> wrote:

>> On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 6:26 PM, "Rockin on the Porch" wrote:
>>
>>I was out in the cold clear air and the full moon...........
>>I can smell the scent of a new album, or is that just an old
>>beaver?

> We are in Seattle, but this morning I saw one of the BIGGEST
> full moons I ever recall seeing.

For a minute there, I thought you were gonna say you smelled one of the OLDEST
beavers you ever recalled smelling.

;-)

Jules

--- In rust@yahoogroups.com, George Power <gpower1956@...> wrote:
>
> Hi
> I am new to the Group. I am a Neil Young fan
> and like to hear all the Neil Young news.

Then you need to join a Neil Young forum.  We just talk about decomposing
metalwork on this one.  And strippers.

;-)

Jules

Me too... Just can't hear him sing...
   --- In rust@yahoogroups.com, <shmucking@...> wrote:
   >
   > Fogerty's voice used to get on my nerves

   Ian, bro', that really you?

   THE greatest rock and roll singer EVER's earth-scorching, goosebump-raising,
spine-tingling voice GOT ON YOUR NERVES?!?!?!?!

   I'm incredulous.

   Jules
   "This vexes me...I am terribly vexed."





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--- In rust@yahoogroups.com,  <shmucking@...> wrote:
>
> Fogerty's voice used to get on my nerves

Ian, bro', that really you?

THE greatest rock and roll singer EVER's earth-scorching, goosebump-raising,
spine-tingling voice GOT ON YOUR NERVES?!?!?!?!

I'm incredulous.

Jules
"This vexes me...I am terribly vexed."

--- In rust@yahoogroups.com, "John" <johndenley@...> wrote:
>
> The link is below ,Jules - what do you think?
>
> http://www.lancerecords.com/news2.htm#h

Ahhh, so they are the single mixes.  I knew some singles were edited but I
didn't know the mixes were different.  Thanks, John.  More expense maybe......

Jules

I think John Fogerty has one of the best rock'n'roll singing voices,imho,Ian.
Funny,how what sounds great to one person,just grates on another!

Still,we are agreed on the quality of the choons,and CCR were a tight little
band,and had tons of hits.

John's comeback in the mid '80s was really nice,although,I don't think he has
ever surpassed his Creedence era output.I did enjoy the first Blue Ridge Rangers
albums and his first solo album,in the early '70s - well worth seeking out.

John
eldo


--- In rust@yahoogroups.com, "Boogaloo on the Bungalow" <shmucking@...> wrote:
>
> I would like to offer some creedence to your view of Creedence. Fogerty's
voice used to get on my nerves (the only singer I've ever had a problem with),
and his snubbing of Doug and Stu at the Hall of Fame was unappetizing, but
there's no denying the excellence of some of their songs.
>
> Ian
> silver wings of morning
>
> --- In rust@yahoogroups.com, "John" <johndenley@> wrote:
> >
> > Ah! - thanks for that Jules.
> >
> > Creedence were one of the best bands ever,imho,and the run of great singles
they had in the late sixties,just are almost without equal - give or take The
Beatles,The Kinks,The Who,The Beach Boys, and The Rolling Stones.
>

we got EKTIN as the encore, and with me sporting a Neil longsleeve to
boot. This post is way past due, and them doing Neil is by no means
rare in the least (they've done LA, Last Dance, EKTIN, et al.), but
still thought I'd post. Off to see them 3 times this weekend at the
Fillmore, I expect musical HIGHjinx to ensue....

PIECE OF CRAP

On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 6:26 PM, "Rockin on the Porch"
<ridrbsh@...> wrote:
>
> I think he is working on a new album. I was out in the cold clear air and the
full moon........... I can smell the scent of a new album, or is that just an
old beaver? (we are in Oregon you know)
--------------
We are in Seattle, but this morning I saw one of the BIGGEST full
moons I ever recall seeing.
So, something's up,  -- yep!

  I so wish it was with the Horse. But I guess I know better than that by now.

   :-(

Bill H.
that'll do,  with dreamin'   - - - -  only a dream

Deb Wrote


> This was listed on the December calendar for my favorite (tiny) local
> music
> venue........
>
> December 9 :  _The Crosby, Crosby, and Nash Tour featuring Jay Nash ,
> Crosby  Loggins_

Well Crosby Loggings, at least comes by his name honestly . He is Kenny
Loggins Son  : )

Kathy
SOL
>

One for Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance (and apparently this catagory was only
open to artists with over 30 years in the business, very strange) and as I
previously predicted, one for Best Box Set/Special Edition packaging.

Big ups to the husband and wife team of Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi.
Each was nominated for Best Contemporary Blues Album, Already Free by The Derek
Trucks Band (a fine album) and Back To The River by Tedeschi.

Otherwise than that, it was pretty slim pickings for list favorites...

Here's Neil's competition in the Rock Vocal category,

• Beyond Here Lies Nothin' Bob Dylan
Track from: Together Through Life

• Change In The Weather John Fogerty
Track from: The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again

• Dreamer Prince
Track from: LotusFlow3r

• Working On A Dream Bruce Springsteen
Track from: Working On A Dream

• Fork In The Road Neil Young
Track from: Fork In The Road

Congarats John!
-kathy
-tell me lies later

--- In rust@yahoogroups.com, "janubio" <raggedboy@...> wrote:
>
> Come on, Floyd, I'm sure he doesn´t deserve this piece of crap ;-)
> Jose
> I don't know, I'm just a mouse, I don't know
> --- In rust@yahoogroups.com, Floyd Meadows <tarheels12@> wrote:
> >
> > about f&#@in' time! Congrats amigo mio, you deserve this
> >
> > PIECE OF CRAP
> >
>

Welcome George!
-kathy
-tell me lies later
--- In rust@yahoogroups.com, George Power <gpower1956@...> wrote:
>
> Hi
> I am new to the Group. I am a Neil Young fan and like to hear all the Neil
Young news.
>
> Thanks
>
> George
>
>
>
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>

Pardon me for being so lame and late............
Because of my recent incarceration , OOOOOOOOPPPSSSS
I mean hospitalisation for a MEAN virus that settled in my lungs and wouldn't
budge...
I have been connecting to the net via cell phone, and that's OK for seeing a
small message and typing back a fast answer, But so not OK for digests and the
like.
This is my first time on a real computer in WEEKS!!
I just wanted to say WOW I can't believe that John Nobody was never ROTM . My
first IRF (2001) I knew NO ONE face to face and when I drove into that little
nook of a parking space at the camp grounds, and climbed up the stairs and asked
in a shy voice (NOT A JOKE) is this the rustie area, or something equally lame,
John stood up, BIG john smile and said "HI I'm NOBODY" So John and I and the
other few people chatted for a bit, then before it started to get dark, I
started unloading my car of it's tent, my luggage, sleeping bag and so
on...........and went to the ladies room. Before I knew it, my tent was pitched,
sleeping bag placed on it's air mattress and I was home! All because John and
set me up!!! I still don't know how his guitar pick ended up in my sleeping bag,
days later!
The next year, he and his friend picked me up in San Fran, took me back to his
old place and we drove that old 5th wheel <AN E TICKET> to Saratoga
.............that was a REALLY fun IRF .
EVERY IRF IS A FUN ONE!
Congrats John on your way too late ROTM !
As for Ron S. a belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY...........hope the end of this year goes
well and the start of the next is amazing!
And....
thanks all for the well wishes. I am feeling better and stronger daily and off
ALL meds now...............and SMOKE FREE since 11/16/09
although today was a TOTAL BITCH to get through, but it's almost over.
Dog walking and BED!
CHEERS JOHN AND RON!


I'm thankful for my country home.........It brings me PEACE OF MIND!


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Does anyone know the condition of Fred's chops these days?  I did an
internet search on him a few months back and found literally NOTHING
ANYWHERE on him and what he has been up to lately.



-Chris in CT



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From: rust@yahoogroups.com [mailto:rust@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
jacques-eric.legarde@...
Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2009 7:53 AM
To: rust@yahoogroups.com
Cc: thrasher@...
Subject: Bachman's new album features appearances by Neil Young





http://www.contactm
<http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/story/bachman-turner-reunite-for-album
-track-and-tour_1124346>
usic.com/news.nsf/story/bachman-turner-reunite-for-album-track-and-tour_1124
346
"Bachman's new album also features appearances by Neil Young and late blind
blues legend Jeff Healey."

RANDY BACHMAN and FRED TURNER are set to go into Overdrive again after
reuniting for a new album track.
The Bachman Turner Overdrive leaders teamed up to record the title track of
Bachman's upcoming album,Rock 'n' Roll is the Only Way Out, and now have
plans to tour together in 2010.

They are planning a big announcement next week (08Dec09), but the duo won't
be able to hit the road as Bachman Turner Overdrive due to an injunction
filed by Bachman's younger brother Rob and former BTO guitarist Blair
Thornton.
Instead the pair plans to tour as Bachman-Turner United.

Bachman tells Billboard.com, "We've been getting offers for the last five or
six years. It started in 2000, with the reunion of the Guess Who. I went to
see the Eagles, and the first thing Don Henley and Joe Walsh said was,
'How's Turner? Any chance you guys will do anything?' 'Why are you
interested?' 'You're the last band of the '70s that hasn't gotten back
together or put something out, that's why!' Mick Jagger said the same
thing."

Bachman's new album also features appearances by Neil Young and late blind
blues legend Jeff Healey.

Jacques-Eric

It's either that or pay off the kidnappers
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In a message dated 12/2/2009 9:19:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
johnny@... writes:

Better  use this tiny URL instead of the link Deb provided:
_http://tinyurl.http://tiny_ (http://tinyurl.com/yjydahv)

But  indeed, that show name is weird!




Sorry, everyone, I flunked copy/paste class, I think...........I actually
didn't intend to include ANY link, just the band name.  Thanks, Johnny, for
rescuing the day.

Deb
RtR


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I think he is working on a new album. I was out in the cold clear air and the
full moon...........  I can smell the scent of a new album, or is that just an
old beaver? (we are in Oregon you know)

Rick
"Rockin on the Porch"

His snubbing of those traitors was deserved, they stabbed him in the back.  jmo

Rick
"Rockin on the Porch"


--- In rust@yahoogroups.com, "Boogaloo on the Bungalow" <shmucking@...> wrote:
>
> I would like to offer some creedence to your view of Creedence. Fogerty's
voice used to get on my nerves (the only singer I've ever had a problem with),
and his snubbing of Doug and Stu at the Hall of Fame was unappetizing, but
there's no denying the excellence of some of their songs.
>
> Ian
> silver wings of morning
>
> --- In rust@yahoogroups.com, "John" <johndenley@> wrote:
> >
> > Ah! - thanks for that Jules.
> >
> > Creedence were one of the best bands ever,imho,and the run of great singles
they had in the late sixties,just are almost without equal - give or take The
Beatles,The Kinks,The Who,The Beach Boys, and The Rolling Stones.
>

Deb <r....com> wrote:
> This was listed on the December calendar for my favorite (tiny) local music
>  venue........
>
> December 9 :  _The Crosby, Crosby, and Nash Tour featuring Jay Nash ,
> Crosby  Loggins_
>
(http://ntr.ticketmaster.com/ssp3/?Z=Qz0zMjA1MTBfMyZSPTE4MDI2OC9FLzI5MDA0MzU0MzY\
xNkRFQTMmVT0yNTUzOTYwMCZNPTEmQj0yLjAmUz1odHRwOi8vd3d3LnRpY2tl
> dG1hc3Rlci5jb20vcGFydG5lcl9yZWRpcmVjdD92PU9zT1RhdGdDMTJrdWxrTEgyc1lTSkhhdDh1
> WTVqWm9vaGwwTEtkR0puZFVDaVdONktDaFdnS0g1SWVpa3lsQXZPS19YLU9PSkZFbkJHaEg3TzVO
> RlB2Z3JGQmdKM0pyd2hBSlUxN2doY1VQOGF2OFRhekhIZ29QZGx3eXJwVkVRcXJzdW5vVWZPR2Zh
> TlhQX2JBUU9UbXFiMzlmWXdVb2s5ODFuSENlblpuR1dXSG9fOFUwR25mOF9BMm9hYy1ra1JuX0dB
> dHpSMUFtVlAtMUtDZw==)
>
>
> I never heard of these particular guys before, but it might be worth
> checking out just for their sense of humor.
>
> Deb
> RtR

Better use this tiny URL instead of the link Deb provided:
http://tinyurl.com/yjydahv

But indeed, that show name is weird!

--
Hooooowl!

Johnny TheSongDog Yuma

That is one of my favorite live 5.1 surround discs.  It sounds incredible in
multi-channel.



-Chris in CT



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From: rust@yahoogroups.com [mailto:rust@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
expecting2fly
Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2009 8:06 PM
To: rust@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Roy Orbison and Friends, A Black And White Night (some NC)





I've been enjoying this Roy Orbison concert tonight...I know Neil was a
great admirer of Roy's. Wow, it's so sad to know that RO passed away at the
age of 52. I think of how Neil has fortunately been able to go on for so
much longer and Roy was even younger than I am now when he passed. What a
wonderful performer and songwriter he was. I am quite sure he left an
indelible mark on Neil with his approach to singing and music.

Mike
Expecting To Fly





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This was listed on the December calendar for my favorite (tiny) local music
  venue........

December 9 :  _The Crosby, Crosby, and Nash Tour featuring Jay Nash ,
Crosby  Loggins_
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dHpSMUFtVlAtMUtDZw==)


I never heard of these particular guys before, but it might be worth
checking out just for their sense of humor.

Deb
RtR


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I've been enjoying this Roy Orbison concert tonight...I know Neil was a great
admirer of Roy's. Wow, it's so sad to know that RO passed away at the age of 52.
I think of how Neil has fortunately been able to go on for so much longer and
Roy was even younger than I am now when he passed. What a wonderful performer
and songwriter he was. I am quite sure he left an indelible mark on Neil with
his approach to singing and music.

Mike
Expecting To Fly

Hi
I am new to the Group. I am a Neil Young fan and like to hear all the Neil Young
news.

Thanks

George



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I would like to offer some creedence to your view of Creedence. Fogerty's voice
used to get on my nerves (the only singer I've ever had a problem with), and his
snubbing of Doug and Stu at the Hall of Fame was unappetizing, but there's no
denying the excellence of some of their songs.

Ian
silver wings of morning

--- In rust@yahoogroups.com, "John" <johndenley@...> wrote:
>
> Ah! - thanks for that Jules.
>
> Creedence were one of the best bands ever,imho,and the run of great singles
they had in the late sixties,just are almost without equal - give or take The
Beatles,The Kinks,The Who,The Beach Boys, and The Rolling Stones.

...hey man, i got a joint for when we get into the electric shit.
    jack/icy sjy at night


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We love them,don't we!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbXKEjIApac&NR=1

John
eldo

Lou, got one a couple months ago for 179.00.  Works great and no problems so
far.  Haven't actually downloaded anything yet.  Nice big digits on the remote. 
Looks and sounds great.

John (Nobody)

--- In rust@yahoogroups.com, "Louis W. Cheffy" <lwcheffy@...> wrote:
>
> Ok Rusties, thinking about buying a Panasonic DMP-BD60... seems to be getting
good reviews equal to the Samsung BD-P3600 and LG BD 390, with much better end
user ratings ... anybody have one or have any thoughts?... second question, I
know without the HD TV (which I do not have), the benefits are small, but it
still works, right?... I just want to finally see what the Archives are all
about... Lou, more to the picture...
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>