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I think Prince used the Sennheiser 431 live…to my knowledge the D330 is by AKG 🤓

If you listen to Talking Sopranos podcast. Michael Imperioli and Steve Shiripa talk about people who have passed away in their cell phones that they will NEVER delete. Michael named Lou Reed ❤ it was very wonderfully sweet ❤

Very cool. Isn't Cyndi doing the John Lennon shuffle? 😉

Internet needs more Kevin Killen

🤩Susan Rodgers Rocks!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is awesome

Absolutely incredible story! This era is the greatest in history to date

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Nice work guys..! That photo / screenshot, though.... looks like I was sucker punched in the gut..!

The production on your videos is stellar! All the photos and explanations and “bonus” content on the video version is so fun! You guys have the greatest insight into the story’s! I love how you ask questions that really bring us into the picture! Easily one of my favorite channels!

Bob would shoot you quite a look if u called him the Shakespeare of our time to his person. 😂😂

This is just amazing stuff. So interesting. And yes, Love and Theft sounds incredible. Perfection.

Greg is the one engineer at Sterling who doesn't talk shit.

So basically to get a gig, people have to be comfortable getting high around you. Got it.

Amazing guy !!!! Love this !!!!

Dylan was not popular during the Rolling Thunder Era '75 -'78 ish . Now he's like the second coming..strange..but great. ❤

Thanks for this Just found

Incredible perspective

The Record Plant had some Eventide gear and, back in the day, that gear would sometimes need fixing. Presto was always matter-of-fact about it and I appreciated that. In the late '80s, I left Brooklyn for Jersey and my wife and I were looking for something to do one weekend. We saw an ad for a contra dance in town and decided to give it a try. When we got there, there was Presto playing banjo in the band!

Presto was amazing, he kept things running all the time and never seemed to be at a loss to make it happen. Awesome episode, thanks to everyone involved and Tony and Eventide for this beautiful tribute to a beautiful man.

Great episode from my favorite podcast...... Paul was a legend.

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Awesome!🎶❤️

I've been to two funerals in 18 months 1st my Best mate they played blowing in the wind 1st then my dad who got me into Dylan at a different crematorium I didn't realize they had speakers outside as they were taking him out of the hearse blowing in the wind kicked in damn I crumbled both me and my brother were crying uncontrollably bob Dylan made it a greater send off than it already was Dylan is a legend and he is my favorite singer ever..

So budakan lineup I saw was really really tight end together and flowing compared to the Budokan record

I remember three sets first set was the warm-up I fought the law and then they got into it

Listened to Murmur and Reckoning from REM today. Despite being from Georgia, I've always been a very casual fan. Hearing those two on a great stereo, though (Ford Escape), the production really blew me away! A single jangly Rickenbacker wasn't enough to fill out the sonic spectrum, so Easter and Dixon find endless interesting ways to flesh out the songs. A master class in good production. Had to come here to hear Easter in his own words.

A banjo is sort of just a snare drum with strings.

i was there the Airplane actually played on Monday morning---good morning people!

My darling gf Sundara died 2 years ago at 60, but about 15 years ago we were sitting on a bench in Nevada City Ca where we lived and this older guy comes by riding on a bicycle. She says hi to him and they start talking like long lost friends. About ten minutes go by, I think I walked around and then he pedaled away. I asked her who that fellow was. She says Jack. I say Jack who? She says Jack Elliot. I say Ramblin Jack Elliot? She says yes. I say how do u know Ramblin Jack Elliot? She says he stayed with her and her mom for a while in San Francisco. She must have been 9 at the time.

Great interview with an experienced producer. Wish it was a little longer.

My FAV ❤❤❤❤

Not a huge deal but that’s the cover of the album version of the “Radio Free Europe” single on IRS you show & not the original Hib-Tone single.

❤ love your conversation !

Love&Theft is absolutely one of his best sounding albums. Great songs, great band great sound.

Positive Force olayed the ,',Good Times' Soundtrack for the Sugarhill Soundtrack! The band that was supposed to play showed up late! Positive Force had the hit 'We Got The Funk' the Guitar olayer i grew uo with yokd ne Sylvia Robinson found the rappers on a park bench. Russel Simmons said Sylvia didn't have snything to do with NYC hip hop culture! She capitalized in the movement.

My dad's from Seattle, just like Jimi, and went to the same high school as Jimi and Quincy Jones, but they were born in the 30's and Jimi was born in 1942. Listening to interviews given by Jimi, he sounded so much like my uncle, my dad's younger brother, who was artsy, like Jimi, and became a poet and numerologist. There's a certain ethnic diversity, unique to Seattle that produces genius artists like Jimi, Quincy and Bruce Lee❣️

That impression is pretty spot on I’m crying😂😂😂

That's so awesome

I love stories about Jimi. He is easily one my all time favorites.

And GOD BLESS AND CREATED JIMI !!!

Cool history...things that need to be known...

Look at that baby living this best life❤

Doug Wimbish from the mighty TACKHEAD. Without doubt the best working bass player today . First time I saw him play live in the 80's my jaw was on the floor .

John Lennon who was very close friends with David Bowie helped cowrite fame

Love my music historians, shout out to Doug Hartfords finest and the artist collective. 🤘🏾

Happy Birthday to Bob! 83 years strong, and forever young. His birthday is significant for other reasons. It's Queen Victoria's birthday, which we celebrate as a holiday in Canada - and I got married on his birthday in 1973.

That was nice!

30:00 I think something got in my eye. r.i.p. Jaco.