Rosebud & I were so excited when we took this picture. The little guy with the dark markings is Chewie. He is our 4 year old and Rosebud's best friend. You may remember I lost my ferret Bear-Bear a few months back. He was my emotional support animal (going through cancer can suck) and service animal (he was trained to know if I was going to have a sugar attack). Well we obtained another baby a while back and put him in quarantine until he was old enough to be in the cage with Chewie. His name is Trouble, and yes he lives up to it. He ate a hole in his bed the 1st night. I have sections of my carpet I have to replace because of his tunneling. Don't get me started on the couch. He hasn't been doing to good on the sugar attack thing but he's become my constant companion. The Great News is that Trouble has moved into the big cage with Chewie and Chewie has accepted him! He has become a Papa raising a kit. It is always iffy when a ferret loses a cage mate. They can get so depressed they will starve themselves. Chewie had a rough time at first but has really come to love his new friend Trouble.
We also have new music to offer. The Rollins Band, Faith No More, Devo, make another appearance with new (for us) stuff. Making a New JDP Debut is The Doug Riley B-3 Quartet for all our Jazz Fans.
On the health front I just had my latest biopsy on my prostate to check the progression of my cancer. I should have the results in about 7 days. Remember when you have your annual physical exam make sure to include a prostate exam. Regular check-ups with the same Doctor is the best way for early detection. Early detection is the best way to ensure you have a better survival rate. Just ask your Doctor if you should add a prostate exam to your physical....
Thank You For Your Continued Visits And All The Kind Words That Are Left As Comments!!
Rosebud & JustDave
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Doug Riley B-3 Quartet - The Third Wave ~ Maison de la Culture Frontenac, Montréal, Quebec, Canada October 10, 2006 (FM)
Doug Riley B-3 Quartet
The Third Wave
Maison de la Culture Frontenac
Montréal, Quebec, Canada
October 10, 2006
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 5 & Mp3 320kbps
No Cover Art
Source: Analogue FM (AVerMedia AVerTV Hybrid+FM cardbus) > WAV > CDWave (tracking) > FLAC (Trader's Little Helper, level 5)
01 "The Third Wave" Intro 1:47
02 Intro to live feature 1:00
03 Hookup (Mike Stern) 9:59
04 Windows(Chick Corea) 8:42
05 Unknown 11:39
06 Nothing Personal* 12:06
07 "The Third Wave" Outro (Incomplete) 0:21
* Slight drop at around 3:01 where the song was split between files and I rejoined it with Audacity (original uploader note).
Doug Riley - Hammond B-3
Chris Mitchell - Alto & Tenor Sax
Ted Quinlan - Guitar
Ben Riley - Drums
This is a great show. I mean to hear Chick Corea's "Windows" arranged for the Hammond B3 is just amazing to me. I am a huge fan of Chick Corea, as you know. I love the Hammond B3, there are many Organ Grinders that I consider my favorites (some anyway): Ken Hensley (Uriah Heep, Blackfoot), Gregg Allman (Allman Brothers), Jon Lord (Deep Purple), Lee Michaels (so under rated!!), Gregg Rolie (Santana, Journey also under rated) and the Keyboard God Keith Emerson! (lots more I didn't name) This is some badass Hammond music!
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Faith No More - Summer Festival ~ Libourne, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France August 31, 1990 (SBD/Pre-FM)
Faith No More
Summer Festival
Libourne, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
August 31, 1990
Soundboard/Pre-FM Recording (traded as both)
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
Generation: Pre-FM > DAT(M) > ANA(1) > Wave (16bit 44.1kHz) > FLAC Level 8
Source (SBD#1) Soundboard > Unknown
Transfer: SB live > Adobe Audition > FLAC Frontend v1.7.1
01 Intro / From Out Of Nowhere 7:05
02 Introduce Yourself 1:40
03 The Real Thing / Underwater Love 12:10
04 Zombie Eaters 6:30
05 Edge Of The World 4:39
06 Chinese Arithmetic 4:40
07 We Care A Lot 4:07
08 Sweet Dreams (Nestle's Theme) / Surprise You're Dead 4:24
09 Epic 5:00
10 Woodpecker From Mars 7:22
11 Easy (Commodores) 4:49
Mike Patton lead vocals
Roddy Bottum keyboards, rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Billy Gould bass, backing vocals
Mike Bordin drums, percussion, backing vocals
Jim Martin lead guitar, backing vocals
Another show from a cache of Faith No More bootlegs I downloaded from a Russian bit torrent tracker. There was roughly 9GB of shows which are all said to be soundboard or broadcast quality. Also included was some Fantomas and Mr. Bungle shows reported as soundboard or broadcast quality as well. I am slowly going through them to see which are of a quality I would post on this blog (You know we can be pretty picky).
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Devo - Walker Arts Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S.A. November 3, 1978 (SBD/Pre-FM)
Devo
Walker Arts Center
Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S.A.
November 3, 1978
Soundboard/Pre-FM Recording (it's traded as both)
Off Warner Brothers Master Tapes
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art, Program & Ticket Scan Included
01 General Boy Intro
02 Wiggly World
03 Pink Pussycat
04 Satisfaction
05 Too Much Paranoias
06 Praying Hands
07 Uncontrollable Urge
08 Mongoloid
09 Jocko Homo
10 Smart Patrol / Mr DNA
11 Sloppy
12 Come Back Jonee
13 Gut Feeling / Slap Your Mammy
14 DEVO Corp Anthem
15 General Boy Introduces Booji-Boy / Red Eye Express
16 Words Get Stuck in My Throat
Mark Mothersbaugh – vocals, keyboards, guitar
Bob Mothersbaugh – guitar, vocals
Bob Casale – guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
Gerald Casale – bass guitar, vocals, bass synthesizer
Alan Myers – drums
This is how I like my Devo served up. With a healthy dose of guitar to the music. I kind of drifted away from them when the synthesizer really took over. For me the synth stuff just sounded too mainstream New Wave for me than the Devo-lution of Rock & Roll of Q: Are We Not Men? No hate comments please, I have a lot of respect for them being able to write songs that placed on the charts. Being heard on the radio sandwiched between Quarterflash and Men Without Hats, Devo still sounded like a sarcastic parody of the Pop Charts.
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