Nice! I just got hired to do a theatrical performance of the Billy The Mountain. This going to be some fun!

Here's another vote for Zappa's recently-released Roxy by Proxy. Brilliant!

http://www.bassonthebroadband.com/Bass_on_the_Broadband_player.html

http://happyapple.bandcamp.com/track/the-new-bison-2

Here's an for a tune off that new album.  Sounds like Dream Theater; these guys are masters at what they do.

listening to the whole album, James does an incredible job making each character sound different. In general his voice sounds in a much better condition generally than the last couple of albums.
 
Graeme

Hello my friends _____
My favorite Bob Dylan tune !
 
I love this tune, ____it is my head now as  I am about to start my 60th trip around our SUN !  ( 60th birthday)
 
Check out the great covers of this immortal tune !
 
  THE BYRDS

 
 My Back Pages-Marshall Crenshaw

 
GEORGIA WHITING   ( I love this  Womans voice)

 
 
Jackson Browne & Joan Osborne - My Back Pages ( With lyrics)    ( this version made me break out in tears , Seriously !)
 

 
 
    My Back Pages (Lyrics) ♣♦ BOB DYLAN & FRIENDS ♥♠ 30th Anniv. Concert
 

 
Wolf

Three turnin', Vernon burnin':
 

 
Turn it UP.
 
Joey

Great Tune, Wolf, Happy 60th, getting younger every day!

Thanks Rob, It will actually be On 3/14 . This being # 60 , I am grateful to the Universe that I actually got this far !.  
 
 Wolf

Alpine Valley Aug. 8, 1982, with Zakir Hussien sitting in starting with Drumz & John Cipollina joining in from Not Fade Away.
After awhile in the parking lot, my buddy Bob & I wandered back to the car all aglow just as another car pulled in beside us and out climbed....well, ~5'5, slim but curvy, golden-brown hair to her waist, nothing under the plain white t-shirt, jeans cut off at the crotch then split up the seams to the waistband, fringed suede knee-high moccosin boots, and, on her right hand, one purple satin over-the-elbow glove with the fingers cut out.
We melted.
We still toast her to this day.
 
To the Purple Glove!
Peter

Peter , I can relate , brother .

I like that Brown/Osborne version, especially that they didn't lockstep the harmonies, choosing their own phrasing even when singing together.  It somehow added, on a different level, to the story being told.

Joey, are you familiar with this?