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To: JakeStraw who wrote (6156)	9/3/1998 9:17:00 AM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 49843

Awesome CD, I have it. The Down By the River is incredible. I had it on one night when I worked in the pet store. There was about six or seven customers. Out of no where a wicked storm errupted. It was raining much to hard for anyone to leave. None of the customers knew who Roy was but they all got so into and just kept looking at fish until the rain let uo, about 20 minutes. One guy told me he was jazz bass player and wanted to know who it was. Then from around the bend I hear 3 different people going, yeah who is this? It was pretty funny, they all seemed so into I figured at least a few of them knew who he was. Any how the Down by the River is ~9-10 minute live version. I saw Roy 4 times. Twice he was too drunk to really play but the other two times he was incredible. He reminded of Jaco Pastorius, another incredible musician who just couldn't keep it together. It seemed they both were their own worst enemies. Man do I miss Jaco's shows at the old Lone Star. If you'er not familiar with Jaco you might want to checkout Word of Mouth his best CD IMO.