BIG thanks for that Saturday night RCMH show.
You guys knocked it out of the park.
There's still a lot of folks walking around with smiles a mile wide.
Dear Lord that was sweet!

If there is any way you can play 2-3 nights per venue at the west coast shows, it would make things so much easier for those of us who want to catch several of them. Outdoors with flat space for dancing is preferred!

Also, hopefully the two shoreline shows does not mean the end of smaller outdoor bay area venues! That would be so sad.

You truly have an amazing band now and I'm so grateful for your supertouring!


xoxoxo

When I was 16, my two favorite things in the world were the Dead and Elvis Costello. I was grinning like a fool (well, for more reasons than one!) when Elvis came out on Sunday. It sounded like you had all been playing together for years. Really great to see Larry and Teresa back. What's Become of the Baby was one of the most intense, avant/out/drone/psych/whoknowswhatelse performances I have EVER seen... were these shows captured on video? I'd love to relive the madness again!

That's a great story Phil. I'm going to see him in May at the tower for the first time. Now I'm even more excited to see him.

Looking forward to the Pete tomorrow. Can't get enough "Mountain Song"

NL- thanks for those kind words- we had a fun time all weekend- there is just something about New York City...
- Phil

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Jill wrote:


Must be. Oh well, we will be here till the doors open - the invitation is standing. Would give us a chance to sing the happy birthday to Phil that we missed out on at Best Buy. Hopefully you got the cards and the opalized wood that we brought.

Any chance you all would cover Jimi Hendrix?? Please?

How about sneaking in a Midnight Train from the old "Q" days....

Hey Phil and Jill....thanks for confirming Oregon this September. Any chance the Gorge might be in the picture?

You've been the musical soundtrak of my life since 1987. Hard to believe actually one of the more consistent things in my life.