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Posted by DaLe on 07-06-2004 at15:50:

  RE: Dale's Cornerstone 04 report

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Originally posted by DaLe next went to the Lost Dogs news conference. interesting... very interesting... who's leonard cohen ?

BTW, I was just throwing a little bait out there...

I know who Leonard Cohen is, plus I like to dis our DAmb Canadian's
now and then

I WiLL admit to not being very "up" on his stuff, but I consider that
a GooD thing
I guess he is just another "artist" I don not GeT...

but the coolness of a LD cd with Gene is really CooL
even if it is / would be centered around Leonard Cohen's music...

I have a feeling Mike will regret saying anything about this Idea...
knowing how the lost dogs fans are not drooling about this...

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Posted by DaLe on 07-06-2004 at16:07:

 

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Originally posted by jwaltb Derri's playing that strange looking electric on that clip. I've seen those before a few times. First time was one of the times Prince (remember him) was on TV somewhere. He was playing one.

I tried to pass a Note to Terry during the show but by the time I got
pen & paper Derri had switched to his other guitar...

I wanted Terry to tell Derri "Prince Called, he wants his guitar back".

oh well, some jokes are best not told...

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Posted by JR88 on 07-06-2004 at16:13:

RE: Dale's Cornerstone 04 report

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Originally posted by DaLe Jeff Ebel was playin bass... DaLe

had dinner with Jeff last night

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Posted by dennis on 07-06-2004 at16:16:

 

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Posted by Mountain Fan on 07-07-2004 at09:45:

 

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Originally posted by bereal Will do audiori! quote: Originally posted by audiori They also did "Close but no cigar" - which I don't remember seeing on the other tour set lists. I could be remembering wrong though. BTW, they could have done that one at the Knoxville show. We could've missed writing it down since we were dealing with the 2 kiddos. At one point, he had our son in the other room and our daughter insisted she had to go to the bathroom (that was during the "Medley of Our Hit", so I had to remember what they were playing until I got back to the table ~ although, they were such foundational Dogs songs that I don't think I forgot any!) At any rate, if they did that one, it would've been done during that time.

They did do Close But No Cigar at Knoxville because I thanked Mike for doing it and I told him he probably enjoyed it more without the fake sideburns.

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Posted by Mountain Fan on 07-07-2004 at09:47:

  RE: Dale's Cornerstone 04 report

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Originally posted by DaLe ...then went back to Iowa Sun. & did the 4th parade & Fireworks as a bonus they had another of my Fav. 80's bands playing before the Fireworks, the Little River Band! they are awesome! that made this Lonsome Loser do a little Reminiscing with my Lady, do not worry, she Took it easy on me. we were a couple of Night Owls :-) ... DaLe

Little River Band is cool!

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Posted by Mountain Fan on 07-07-2004 at09:50:

 

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Originally posted by DaLe quote: Originally posted by jiminy leonard Cohen- If it be your will - off GRS... also has written some other beautiful music (but cant sing it IMHO..) Suzanne (from the 60s you all!) and Broken Hallelujah (Shrek Soundtrack etc) I think the Dogs like him- and make his music sound much sweeter. Thx for the report! Mike said there may be some unreleased tapes of Gene singing leonard Cohen songs & the LD will try & first find them then record a LD CD with Gene doing Cohen songs

That would be AWESOME.

I got Cohen's "Various Positions" CD used from an artist dude (another thread) and like it. I do think the Dogs are a great improvement, but he is a little unique and enjoyable more from that perspective than raw talent.

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Posted by Mountain Fan on 07-07-2004 at09:54:

  RE: Dale's Cornerstone 04 report

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Originally posted by Driver8 quote: Originally posted by DaLe Jeff Ebel was playin bass... DaLe had dinner with Jeff last night

BTW, how's Brian Healy of Dead Artists' Syndrome doing?

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Posted by JR88 on 07-07-2004 at10:34:

  RE: Dale's Cornerstone 04 report

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Originally posted by Mountain Fan quote: Originally posted by Driver8 quote: Originally posted by DaLe Jeff Ebel was playin bass... DaLe had dinner with Jeff last night BTW, how's Brian Healy of Dead Artists' Syndrome doing?

talking to Mike at dinner he said Brian is in good spirits and attended C-Stone, he also has a vehicle and thanks everyone who helped him out.

There was another fella at dinner named Chris, I didn't catch his last name, look at the liner notes of 77's "Late" he did the artwork for it. He was showing off some of his stuff, it was real cool.


Mike also talked a little about the new Mike/Mark CD coming soon.

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Posted by bereal on 07-07-2004 at14:51:

 

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Originally posted by Mountain Fan quote: Originally posted by bereal Will do audiori! quote: Originally posted by audiori They also did "Close but no cigar" - which I don't remember seeing on the other tour set lists. I could be remembering wrong though. BTW, they could have done that one at the Knoxville show. We could've missed writing it down since we were dealing with the 2 kiddos. At one point, he had our son in the other room and our daughter insisted she had to go to the bathroom (that was during the "Medley of Our Hit", so I had to remember what they were playing until I got back to the table ~ although, they were such foundational Dogs songs that I don't think I forgot any!) At any rate, if they did that one, it would've been done during that time. They did do Close But No Cigar at Knoxville because I thanked Mike for doing it and I told him he probably enjoyed it more without the fake sideburns.

Was it by chance part of the "Medley of Our Hit"? If so, I was in the bathroom with our little girl who couldn't wait!