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JF in Green Valley Astral Traveller Offline Posts: 57 Williamsport, Pennsylvania, US Gender:	Feel Like a Stranger 14^th Jan, 2009 at 8:29pm I don't, but maybe you could play that tune by the Grateful Dead? Thanks! BTW, another GREAT afternoon of music! JF
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ProgMaster Stellar Owner Offline Stellar Attraction Posts: 3,777 British Isles Gender:	Re: Feel Like a Stranger Reply #1 - 14^th Jan, 2009 at 8:31pm Delighted that you've enjoyed the music, JT. Unfortunately, I don't have that specific track. Something else by the 'Dead maybe ?
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JF in Green Valley Astral Traveller Offline Posts: 57 Williamsport, Pennsylvania, US Gender:	Re: Feel Like a Stranger Reply #2 - 14^th Jan, 2009 at 8:41pm Do you have Terrapin Station, St. Stephen, Hell in a Bucket, or West LA Fadeaway? Thanks!
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ProgMaster Stellar Owner Offline Stellar Attraction Posts: 3,777 British Isles Gender:	Re: Feel Like a Stranger Reply #3 - 14^th Jan, 2009 at 8:48pm Sad as it is to report, none of the above, I'm afraid. However, I've queued a couple of tracks that I do have. Enjoy. D PS Note to self - order some more Grateful Dead CDs !!
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Reply #4 - 14^th Jan, 2009 at 9:03pm

I'm diggin' what I'm hearin'--thanks!
I had the great (grate?) pleasure of meeting John Barlow, Bob Weir's writing partner, a few years ago at the college where I work. He and Thomas Dolby held a debate on music "piracy." Barlow autographed my copy of Go To Heaven (he co-wrote about half of the tracks) and Dolby autographed my copies of Blinded by Science EP and Bruce Woolley and the Camera Club-English Garden--he was pretty impressed that I have an original vinyl release of that album.

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Reply #5 - 16^th Jan, 2009 at 10:08pm

JF in Green Valley wrote on 14^th Jan, 2009 at 9:03pm:

I'm diggin' what I'm hearin'--thanks!
I had the great (grate?) pleasure of meeting John Barlow, Bob Weir's writing partner, a few years ago at the college where I work. He and Thomas Dolby held a debate on music "piracy." Barlow autographed my copy of Go To Heaven (he co-wrote about half of the tracks) and Dolby autographed my copies of Blinded by Science EP and Bruce Woolley and the Camera Club-English Garden--he was pretty impressed that I have an original vinyl release of that album.

Great story there, JF.

Thanks for sharing. Cool

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