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To: bagwajohn who wrote (114003)	8/26/2007 6:05:09 AM
From: Wharf Rat	Respond to of 361382

Rap ain't music. I grew up on the SF Peninsula, which was fortunately close to Winterland. I wasted a few good years in there, but, from '72-86 , saw them every time they did some shows; at least once, often twice, sometimes 3 times in the stand. Almost all the songs were different, and the ones which weren't were different, cuz that's what real musicians can do. Moved up north in '86, so I didn't see them very often after that; maybe twice a year, if that. I loaned Chuck two concert DVDs; maybe he can burn you copies. I was fortunate in that most of the acid rock groups were local, and played at home a lot. Missed Janice, but I did see Big Bro a few years ago. Never caught Quicksilver , either, but I graduated from kazoo to harmonica on "Who Do You Love?" Cipollina used to sit in with the Dead, sometimes. As did Carlos, Crosby and Nash. Who, Moody Blues, NRPS, Carlos... Next month, livenation.com