Thanks, Pauldo.
On ReverbNation Fade, Tennessee, and Never Fail (with the closing solos in 7/8) are from Ghosts of Tomorrow
 
If another Chicago Gathering happens, I'm SO There!
Mike

I've been a busy little video editor! I just finished the DVDs from Rewind 2011 (see my post 1571 above on this thread), 19 acts and a Compilation DVD. I also posted one cut from each acts on my Youtube channel and placed them in a playlist called Rewind 2011.  
 
I'm playing on 10 of the 19 acts through my F1-X, QCS, and 2 Acme Low B-2 cabs (the bass rig for all acts that weekend) with a DI to the mains. I used my fretless Epic for video #2 (Punky's Dilemma) and played my fretted Epic for the other nine videos: #s 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, and 19.  
 
It was a really great weekend, but I told the organizers I'll only do 3 or 4 acts this coming summer.
 
Mike

Nice!

That must have been one EPIC gig for you Mike!  
Seriously, being on stage with all of those different people must have been a blast.
 
Your playing is brilliant through out - on Honky Tonk Woman you sound more like Will Lee than Bill Wyman. :-D

Thanks, Paul.  
It is and was a blast. Many of these folks I've known since the 60s, but some I've met only since the first Rewind in 2010. A lot of people in Dubuque still remember these bands from high school and CYO dances and Rec. Department ramp dances. They'd shut down one of the two parking ramps downtown for a Wednesday night during the summer and have two bands play on the top floor with cheap admission. The last dance of the year would have a name or touring act as headliner. I saw the Association during their first national tour at a ramp dance. They later said it was a highlight of the summer for them and wrote a song about it (Dubuque Blues).
Mike

Great tracks, Mike!

Thanks, John.