Mason Profitt I guess was a Chicago band; Zeke remembers them well. I
don't recall much about them, except that they were a pretty good rock
band.

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2/11/74
Oakland Coliseum Arena
Bob Dylan/The Band

My first and only (so far) Dylan concert.
I was a little disappointed in Bob's style of singing (this was only his
3rd
or 4th change of singing styles at this point, so I wasn't expecting
it),
he
did that thing where he would basically yell the last word of each line
or
verse; but other than that it was a fabulous show. And looking back at
Bob's
singing on this tour, it really wasn't that bad. The Band was possibly
at
their peak, they were flawless and perfect.
Unfortunately, the thing I remember most is this: my girlfriend and I
had
been keeping track of the tour from reading about it in Rolling Stone
(no
internet, newsgroups, or instant bootlegs), and I guess they had
reported
that he hadn't been doing any 2nd encores on the rest of the tour. So,
after
the first encore, the girlfriend insisted we go, to beat the traffic.
The
other 13,000 people would be clapping and yelling, waiting for a 2nd
encore
that wasn't gonna happen, while we'd be breezing out of the parking lot,
jumping on the Nimitz freeway, sans heavy traffic. It went against my
better
nature; I had never left a concert until the lights went up and
"Greensleeves" started up over the P.A. But this time, I begrudgingly
said
okay. It was late, and she had to be to work at 6 a.m. the next day (she
was
a waitress). We left the building on the opposite side of the parking
lot
that we were in, so we had to walk by the outside of the arena to get to
our
lot. And, as we're walking by, I hear the muffled strains of Bob doing
none
other than "Blowing In The Wind", barely audible through the concrete
and
glass. He had come back for that 2nd encore.
I gave her a bad time about that for years. And, now that I think of it,
I'm
gonna email her right now and do it again!

"i hate to be the one, but the MONKEES music is some of the GREAT
MUSICE of all times. the MONKEES may not have played the instruments
but the folk that did
were some of the great players. and songs like IM A BELEIVER and A
LITTLE BIT YOU a LITTLE BIT ME etc etc, were MONSTER TRACKS!!! groups
like PEARL JAM caint touch it."

The Jonas Bros certainly can't! The Monkees had great songwriters like
John
Stewart and the guys who wrote "Take A Giant Step" (whose names escape me
right now).
Mike Nesmith could play a mean guitar though. They had a hit song Davy
Jones
sung called "Valerie" where Nesmith just kicked bootie on that axe!- Hide
quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"TAKE A GIANT STEP!!!!  what a MONSTER TRACK!! i think
that CAROLE KING wrote that in the BRILL BUILDING!!!!
never will them PEARL JAM group be able to make such
a MONSTER OF A TRACK!!!! neil diamond wrote IM A BELEIVER and
LITTLE BIT YOU!! them MONKEE songs are ALL TIME CLASSICS!!!
not the JONAS or the PEARL JAM could possible touch em."

I looked it up, I see you're right about King/Goffin writing that number,
and many other of the Monkees' great ones.
The duo I was thinking of was Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, who wrote most of
the great songs that weren't by King/Goffin or Neil Diamond or Nesmith.
Boyce and Hart also did that great number on their own "I Wonder What She's
Doing Tonight" I guess it's called. Fantastic song. "C'mon Bobby ....".- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

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2/11/74
Oakland Coliseum Arena
Bob Dylan/The Band

My first and only (so far) Dylan concert.
I was a little disappointed in Bob's style of singing (this was only his
3rd
or 4th change of singing styles at this point, so I wasn't expecting
it),
he
did that thing where he would basically yell the last word of each line
or
verse; but other than that it was a fabulous show. And looking back at
Bob's
singing on this tour, it really wasn't that bad. The Band was possibly
at
their peak, they were flawless and perfect.
Unfortunately, the thing I remember most is this: my girlfriend and I
had
been keeping track of the tour from reading about it in Rolling Stone
(no
internet, newsgroups, or instant bootlegs), and I guess they had
reported
that he hadn't been doing any 2nd encores on the rest of the tour. So,
after
the first encore, the girlfriend insisted we go, to beat the traffic.
The
other 13,000 people would be clapping and yelling, waiting for a 2nd
encore
that wasn't gonna happen, while we'd be breezing out of the parking lot,
jumping on the Nimitz freeway, sans heavy traffic. It went against my
better
nature; I had never left a concert until the lights went up and
"Greensleeves" started up over the P.A. But this time, I begrudgingly
said
okay. It was late, and she had to be to work at 6 a.m. the next day (she
was
a waitress). We left the building on the opposite side of the parking
lot
that we were in, so we had to walk by the outside of the arena to get to
our
lot. And, as we're walking by, I hear the muffled strains of Bob doing
none
other than "Blowing In The Wind", barely audible through the concrete
and
glass. He had come back for that 2nd encore.
I gave her a bad time about that for years. And, now that I think of it,
I'm
gonna email her right now and do it again!

"i hate to be the one, but the MONKEES music is some of the GREAT
MUSICE of all times. the MONKEES may not have played the instruments
but the folk that did
were some of the great players. and songs like IM A BELEIVER and A
LITTLE BIT YOU a LITTLE BIT ME etc etc, were MONSTER TRACKS!!! groups
like PEARL JAM caint touch it."

The Jonas Bros certainly can't! The Monkees had great songwriters like
John
Stewart and the guys who wrote "Take A Giant Step" (whose names escape me
right now).
Mike Nesmith could play a mean guitar though. They had a hit song Davy
Jones
sung called "Valerie" where Nesmith just kicked bootie on that axe!- Hide
quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"TAKE A GIANT STEP!!!!  what a MONSTER TRACK!! i think
that CAROLE KING wrote that in the BRILL BUILDING!!!!
never will them PEARL JAM group be able to make such
a MONSTER OF A TRACK!!!! neil diamond wrote IM A BELEIVER and
LITTLE BIT YOU!! them MONKEE songs are ALL TIME CLASSICS!!!
not the JONAS or the PEARL JAM could possible touch em."

I looked it up, I see you're right about King/Goffin writing that number,
and many other of the Monkees' great ones.
The duo I was thinking of was Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, who wrote most of
the great songs that weren't by King/Goffin or Neil Diamond or Nesmith.
Boyce and Hart also did that great number on their own "I Wonder What She's
Doing Tonight" I guess it's called. Fantastic song. "C'mon Bobby ....".- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

they were MONSTER SONGWRITERS and had several of their own
ALBUMS that were SUPER!!! they later joined the MONKEES  when some of
the NESMITH left.

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2/11/74
Oakland Coliseum Arena
Bob Dylan/The Band

My first and only (so far) Dylan concert.
I was a little disappointed in Bob's style of singing (this was only his
3rd
or 4th change of singing styles at this point, so I wasn't expecting
it),
he
did that thing where he would basically yell the last word of each line
or
verse; but other than that it was a fabulous show. And looking back at
Bob's
singing on this tour, it really wasn't that bad. The Band was possibly
at
their peak, they were flawless and perfect.
Unfortunately, the thing I remember most is this: my girlfriend and I
had
been keeping track of the tour from reading about it in Rolling Stone
(no
internet, newsgroups, or instant bootlegs), and I guess they had
reported
that he hadn't been doing any 2nd encores on the rest of the tour.. So,
after
the first encore, the girlfriend insisted we go, to beat the traffic.
The
other 13,000 people would be clapping and yelling, waiting for a 2nd
encore
that wasn't gonna happen, while we'd be breezing out of the parking lot,
jumping on the Nimitz freeway, sans heavy traffic. It went against my
better
nature; I had never left a concert until the lights went up and
"Greensleeves" started up over the P.A. But this time, I begrudgingly
said
okay. It was late, and she had to be to work at 6 a.m. the next day (she
was
a waitress). We left the building on the opposite side of the parking
lot
that we were in, so we had to walk by the outside of the arena to get to
our
lot. And, as we're walking by, I hear the muffled strains of Bob doing
none
other than "Blowing In The Wind", barely audible through the concrete
and
glass. He had come back for that 2nd encore.
I gave her a bad time about that for years. And, now that I think of it,
I'm
gonna email her right now and do it again!

"i hate to be the one, but the MONKEES music is some of the GREAT
MUSICE of all times. the MONKEES may not have played the instruments
but the folk that did
were some of the great players. and songs like IM A BELEIVER and A
LITTLE BIT YOU a LITTLE BIT ME etc etc, were MONSTER TRACKS!!! groups
like PEARL JAM caint touch it."

The Jonas Bros certainly can't! The Monkees had great songwriters like
John
Stewart and the guys who wrote "Take A Giant Step" (whose names escape me
right now).
Mike Nesmith could play a mean guitar though. They had a hit song Davy
Jones
sung called "Valerie" where Nesmith just kicked bootie on that axe!- Hide
quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"TAKE A GIANT STEP!!!!  what a MONSTER TRACK!! i think
that CAROLE KING wrote that in the BRILL BUILDING!!!!
never will them PEARL JAM group be able to make such
a MONSTER OF A TRACK!!!! neil diamond wrote IM A BELEIVER and
LITTLE BIT YOU!! them MONKEE songs are ALL TIME CLASSICS!!!
not the JONAS or the PEARL JAM could possible touch em."

I looked it up, I see you're right about King/Goffin writing that number,
and many other of the Monkees' great ones.
The duo I was thinking of was Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, who wrote most of
the great songs that weren't by King/Goffin or Neil Diamond or Nesmith.
Boyce and Hart also did that great number on their own "I Wonder What She's
Doing Tonight" I guess it's called. Fantastic song. "C'mon Bobby ....".- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

they were MONSTER SONGWRITERS and had several of their own
ALBUMS that were SUPER!!! they later joined the MONKEES  when some of
the NESMITH left.

you liking the new Bruce record Mr. M? I am. A lot. If someone wrote a
song like Kingdom Of Days for me I would crawl over hot coal and
broken glass for him. What a beautiful song.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

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On Feb 11, 8:53 am, "Burton Busk" <burton... at (no spam) comcast.net> wrote:

2/11/74
Oakland Coliseum Arena
Bob Dylan/The Band

My first and only (so far) Dylan concert.
I was a little disappointed in Bob's style of singing (this was only his
3rd
or 4th change of singing styles at this point, so I wasn't expecting
it),
he
did that thing where he would basically yell the last word of each line
or
verse; but other than that it was a fabulous show. And looking back at
Bob's
singing on this tour, it really wasn't that bad. The Band was possibly
at
their peak, they were flawless and perfect.
Unfortunately, the thing I remember most is this: my girlfriend and I
had
been keeping track of the tour from reading about it in Rolling Stone
(no
internet, newsgroups, or instant bootlegs), and I guess they had
reported
that he hadn't been doing any 2nd encores on the rest of the tour. So,
after
the first encore, the girlfriend insisted we go, to beat the traffic.
The
other 13,000 people would be clapping and yelling, waiting for a 2nd
encore
that wasn't gonna happen, while we'd be breezing out of the parking lot,
jumping on the Nimitz freeway, sans heavy traffic. It went against my
better
nature; I had never left a concert until the lights went up and
"Greensleeves" started up over the P.A. But this time, I begrudgingly
said
okay. It was late, and she had to be to work at 6 a.m. the next day (she
was
a waitress). We left the building on the opposite side of the parking
lot
that we were in, so we had to walk by the outside of the arena to get to
our
lot. And, as we're walking by, I hear the muffled strains of Bob doing
none
other than "Blowing In The Wind", barely audible through the concrete
and
glass. He had come back for that 2nd encore.
I gave her a bad time about that for years. And, now that I think of it,
I'm
gonna email her right now and do it again!

"i hate to be the one, but the MONKEES music is some of the GREAT
MUSICE of all times. the MONKEES may not have played the instruments
but the folk that did
were some of the great players. and songs like IM A BELEIVER and A
LITTLE BIT YOU a LITTLE BIT ME etc etc, were MONSTER TRACKS!!! groups
like PEARL JAM caint touch it."

The Jonas Bros certainly can't! The Monkees had great songwriters like
John
Stewart and the guys who wrote "Take A Giant Step" (whose names escape me
right now).
Mike Nesmith could play a mean guitar though. They had a hit song Davy
Jones
sung called "Valerie" where Nesmith just kicked bootie on that axe!- Hide
quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"TAKE A GIANT STEP!!!!  what a MONSTER TRACK!! i think
that CAROLE KING wrote that in the BRILL BUILDING!!!!
never will them PEARL JAM group be able to make such
a MONSTER OF A TRACK!!!! neil diamond wrote IM A BELEIVER and
LITTLE BIT YOU!! them MONKEE songs are ALL TIME CLASSICS!!!
not the JONAS or the PEARL JAM could possible touch em."

I looked it up, I see you're right about King/Goffin writing that number,
and many other of the Monkees' great ones.
The duo I was thinking of was Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, who wrote most of
the great songs that weren't by King/Goffin or Neil Diamond or Nesmith.
Boyce and Hart also did that great number on their own "I Wonder What She's
Doing Tonight" I guess it's called. Fantastic song. "C'mon Bobby .....".- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

they were MONSTER SONGWRITERS and had several of their own
ALBUMS that were SUPER!!! they later joined the MONKEES  when some of
the NESMITH left.

you liking the new Bruce record Mr. M? I am. A lot. If someone wrote a
song like Kingdom Of Days for me I would crawl over hot coal and
broken glass for him. What a beautiful song.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

YES, i very PRO GOOD BRUCE music and been VERY PRO the new RECORD by
BRUCE some of his best work, but sadly, the record is takin a beatin
in certain BRUCE BOARDS!!! no BORN in the JERSEY SHORE song or no JACO
PASTORIUS LADDER song so no go there!!!
no PEARL JAM jump up and down with the head boppin type of songs.

 that what  i favor good BRUCE MUSICOLOGICAL MUSIC!!!

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On Feb 11, 8:53 am, "Burton Busk" <burton... at (no spam) comcast.net> wrote:

2/11/74
Oakland Coliseum Arena
Bob Dylan/The Band

My first and only (so far) Dylan concert.
I was a little disappointed in Bob's style of singing (this was only his
3rd
or 4th change of singing styles at this point, so I wasn't expecting
it),
he
did that thing where he would basically yell the last word of each line
or
verse; but other than that it was a fabulous show. And looking back at
Bob's
singing on this tour, it really wasn't that bad. The Band was possibly
at
their peak, they were flawless and perfect.
Unfortunately, the thing I remember most is this: my girlfriend and I
had
been keeping track of the tour from reading about it in Rolling Stone
(no
internet, newsgroups, or instant bootlegs), and I guess they had
reported
that he hadn't been doing any 2nd encores on the rest of the tour. So,
after
the first encore, the girlfriend insisted we go, to beat the traffic.
The
other 13,000 people would be clapping and yelling, waiting for a 2nd
encore
that wasn't gonna happen, while we'd be breezing out of the parking lot,
jumping on the Nimitz freeway, sans heavy traffic. It went against my
better
nature; I had never left a concert until the lights went up and
"Greensleeves" started up over the P.A. But this time, I begrudgingly
said
okay. It was late, and she had to be to work at 6 a.m. the next day (she
was
a waitress). We left the building on the opposite side of the parking
lot
that we were in, so we had to walk by the outside of the arena to get to
our
lot. And, as we're walking by, I hear the muffled strains of Bob doing
none
other than "Blowing In The Wind", barely audible through the concrete
and
glass. He had come back for that 2nd encore.
I gave her a bad time about that for years. And, now that I think of it,
I'm
gonna email her right now and do it again!

"i hate to be the one, but the MONKEES music is some of the GREAT
MUSICE of all times. the MONKEES may not have played the instruments
but the folk that did
were some of the great players. and songs like IM A BELEIVER and A
LITTLE BIT YOU a LITTLE BIT ME etc etc, were MONSTER TRACKS!!! groups
like PEARL JAM caint touch it."

The Jonas Bros certainly can't! The Monkees had great songwriters like
John
Stewart and the guys who wrote "Take A Giant Step" (whose names escape me
right now).
Mike Nesmith could play a mean guitar though. They had a hit song Davy
Jones
sung called "Valerie" where Nesmith just kicked bootie on that axe!- Hide
quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"TAKE A GIANT STEP!!!!  what a MONSTER TRACK!! i think
that CAROLE KING wrote that in the BRILL BUILDING!!!!
never will them PEARL JAM group be able to make such
a MONSTER OF A TRACK!!!! neil diamond wrote IM A BELEIVER and
LITTLE BIT YOU!! them MONKEE songs are ALL TIME CLASSICS!!!
not the JONAS or the PEARL JAM could possible touch em."

I looked it up, I see you're right about King/Goffin writing that number,
and many other of the Monkees' great ones.
The duo I was thinking of was Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, who wrote most of
the great songs that weren't by King/Goffin or Neil Diamond or Nesmith.
Boyce and Hart also did that great number on their own "I Wonder What She's
Doing Tonight" I guess it's called. Fantastic song. "C'mon Bobby .....".- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

they were MONSTER SONGWRITERS and had several of their own
ALBUMS that were SUPER!!! they later joined the MONKEES  when some of
the NESMITH left.

you liking the new Bruce record Mr. M? I am. A lot. If someone wrote a
song like Kingdom Of Days for me I would crawl over hot coal and
broken glass for him. What a beautiful song.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

YES, i very PRO GOOD BRUCE music and been VERY PRO the new RECORD by
BRUCE some of his best work, but sadly, the record is takin a beatin
in certain BRUCE BOARDS!!! no BORN in the JERSEY SHORE song or no JACO
PASTORIUS LADDER song so no go there!!!
no PEARL JAM jump up and down with the head boppin type of songs.

 that what  i favor good BRUCE MUSICOLOGICAL MUSIC!!!

I thought you'd probably like it. It's great.

YES, i very PRO GOOD BRUCE music and been VERY PRO the new RECORD by
BRUCE some of his best work, but sadly, the record is takin a beatin
in certain BRUCE BOARDS!!! no BORN in the JERSEY SHORE song or no JACO
PASTORIUS LADDER song so no go there!!!
no PEARL JAM jump up and down with the head boppin type of songs.

that what i favor good BRUCE MUSICOLOGICAL MUSIC!!!

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YES, i very PRO GOOD BRUCE music and been VERY PRO the new RECORD by
BRUCE some of his best work, but sadly, the record is takin a beatin
in certain BRUCE BOARDS!!! no BORN in the JERSEY SHORE song or no JACO
PASTORIUS LADDER song so no go there!!!
no PEARL JAM jump up and down with the head boppin type of songs.

that what  i favor good BRUCE MUSICOLOGICAL MUSIC!!!

It may be taking a beating but I'm sure they all bought. Bruce
laughing last.

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YES, i very PRO GOOD BRUCE music and been VERY PRO the new RECORD by
BRUCE some of his best work, but sadly, the record is takin a beatin
in certain BRUCE BOARDS!!! no BORN in the JERSEY SHORE song or no JACO
PASTORIUS LADDER song so no go there!!!
no PEARL JAM jump up and down with the head boppin type of songs.

that what i favor good BRUCE MUSICOLOGICAL MUSIC!!!

It may be taking a beating but I'm sure they all bought. Bruce
laughing last.

How cain anybody not like the WOAD album?

==================================> Better bring your own redemption when you come
To the barricades of heaven, where I'm from.
                                 Jackson Browne

musica... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:
its takin a BEATIN at some of the MORE PROMIENT(sp) BRUCE BOARDS

I knowed!  I don't gitit?

if you like it you gotta make a LONG CONVOLUTED givin may
HERETOFORES and EXPLANATIONS about it.

It just good POP music is all.  Ain't nothing more to it than that.

the WHOLE RECORD is NONETHIN BUT 100% SUPER GREAT MUSIC
startin with SURPRISE SURPRISE SURPRISE!!! every single number is
a MONSTER TYPE OF TUNE!

It pleasin' to the ear and very TIMELY for the day & age.  I give it a 9
outta 10 myself!

==================================> Better bring your own redemption when you come
To the barricades of heaven, where I'm from.
                                 Jackson Browne

its takin a BEATIN at some of the MORE PROMIENT(sp) BRUCE BOARDS

if you like it you gotta make a LONG CONVOLUTED givin may
HERETOFORES and EXPLANATIONS about it.

the WHOLE RECORD is NONETHIN BUT 100% SUPER GREAT MUSIC
startin with SURPRISE SURPRISE SURPRISE!!! every single number is
a MONSTER TYPE OF TUNE!

and the WRESTER is classic song
COULD BE about THE WRESTER in that MOVIE or could be
about somebody BLOODIED by the PC BRUCE BOARDS!!!!