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I clipped these two bits when this interview first appeared, and I have routinely rewatched them, and they have brought me untold joy

this is apparently how cool it felt to see the Dead in 1968

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I’ve never seen someone hold a guitar like Tom T. Hall is here. It’s practically in the rafters. Legend.

Don't think I've seen any late-night sickos posting this Robert Duvall clip yet. Here you are, sickos.

I clipped these two bits when this interview first appeared, and I have routinely rewatched them, and they have brought me untold joy

Am I misremembering the culture, or were we all really into the "Dark Was the Night" compilation in 2009 and then no one ever mentioned it again?

Jerry Garcia, "Jerky Boys" fanatic

As someone in NYC during whatever the "hipster" period was, ok, the Lumineers existed, but what I saw on a weekly basis was more like this Oxford Collapse. Sweaty, sloppy in the best way, not focused on commercial success, and above all exuberant. There was nothing wrong with it.

A rare (only ever?) wordless statement from Mr. Dylan. Here's another:

I'd always thought that Van's famous "Last Waltz" high kicks were spontaneous, but here he is, dressed not unlike Mike Teavee, doing it three years prior, on "Don Kirshner's Rock Concert"

1947 - 2026

It's incredible that there's no live footage w/ audio of pre-reunion Velvets. This new fan-made vid does a great job of simulating it, with clear audio from a separate performance that lines up well. (That they're playing outside on a sunny day makes this even more interesting.)

Last night in North Carolina, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings say fare you well to Phil

As much as we all love the Phil bombs, with a nice quiet number you can really hear how melodic and beautiful his style could be

There's a reason Steve Silberman was chosen to be the concluding voice in the four-hour career spanning "Long Strange Trip." Farewell to a consummate thinker and Deadhead.

Mavis Staples put out an astonishing record last year, and to my thinking, despite Leonard Cohen, Gillian Welch, Tom Waits, and a (sort of) Bob Dylan cover, it's the Kevin Morby number that's the centerpiece. This live version with him is quite all right.

Once you hear what Jerry Garcia Band could do with a Beatles song, a Beatles version of a Beatles song sounds like Kidz Bop

Final round!! You've all voted, and our bracket of the best Springsteen songs of all time pits "4th of July" against "Incident on 57th." (It seems we've got some serious "Wild, Innocent" fans out there!) So which one are you picking as the champ?

one big smoky haze

I'm a big fan of the maligned 1973 Lee Hazlewood album "Poet, Fool or Bum" (NME's one-word review was just the word "bum"), but I've never seen this Finnish TV clip before. Love it when the fellas come on in.

A thousand times I've listened to Tom Petty's "License to Kill" from Bobfest, but I don't think I've ever watched it. The most exciting moment to me has always been the mid-song pause and return, and it's even better getting to see his command of the moment

Finally, next month, "Homicide: Life on the Streets" will be streaming for the first time ever. I know of no other TV show that has used Lou Reed's "Busload of Faith" — and certainly none that has done so diegetically.