American Masters

Post by **theflyingdude** » Tue Sep 27, 2005 9:36 am

Part One was last night and Part Two is tonight.

American Masters
PBS 6 Sep 27 09:00pm Add to My Calendar
Series/Other, 120 Mins.

"Bob Dylan: No Direction Home" Episode #1810.
Martin Scorsese's film biography of Bob Dylan includes archival footage of the singer's childhood and life on the road.

Original Airdate: September 27, 2005.

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Future Airings:
American Masters - Bob Dylan, WNPB Sep 28 01:00am
American Masters - Bob Dylan, WWPB Oct 01 01:00pm
American Masters - Bob Dylan, WWPB Oct 01 03:00pm

Now returning you to your regularly scheduled political programming.

"...Because something is happening here
But you don't know what it is
Do you, mister jones?"

Post by **deveil** » Tue Sep 27, 2005 10:41 am

theflyingdude wrote:Part One was last night and Part Two is tonight.

'caught that. i hope to hook up with my dealer before tonight's show

narco

Post by **mcelrah** » Wed Sep 28, 2005 7:22 am

Yup, watched both nights. I feel old. - Hugh

On 27 Sep 2005, at 09:36, theflyingdude wrote:

>
> Part One was last night and Part Two is tonight.
>
> American Masters
> PBS 6 Sep 27 09:00pm Add to My Calendar
> Series/Other, 120 Mins.
>
> "Bob Dylan: No Direction Home" Episode #1810.
> Martin Scorsese's film biography of Bob Dylan includes archival
> footage of the singer's childhood and life on the road.
>
>
> Original Airdate: September 27, 2005.
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> ----------
> Future Airings:
> American Masters - Bob Dylan, WNPB Sep 28 01:00am
> American Masters - Bob Dylan, WWPB Oct 01 01:00pm
> American Masters - Bob Dylan, WWPB Oct 01 03:00pm
>
>
> Now returning you to your regularly scheduled political programming.
>
> "...Because something is happening here
> But you don't know what it is
> Do you, mister jones?"
>

Flying Lobster · Post by **Flying Lobster** » Wed Sep 28, 2005 7:37 am

I saw Dylan a couple of times, once during his "born again" era. I remember him telling the audience "You have to stand for something or you'll fall for anything."

marc

Post by **deveil** » Wed Sep 28, 2005 9:23 am

'will have to catch it next go around. there's a local place i hit on tuesdays, live blues, thai food and a cute barkeep who abuses me-can't beat that combo!

Post by **brianvh** » Thu Sep 29, 2005 7:31 pm

deveil wrote:'will have to catch it next go around. there's a local place i hit on tuesdays, live blues, thai food and a cute barkeep who abuses me-can't beat that combo!

Ooh, where? Is this Bombay Blues? Always planned to get down there for a tuesday night blues. Only slight problem is it conflicts with this genius of a Delta Blues player in Madam's Organ tuesday night. But I'd like to try it some night. Ellis, you awake?

Post by **deveil** » Thu Sep 29, 2005 8:17 pm

brianvh wrote:
deveil wrote:'will have to catch it next go around. there's a local place i hit on tuesdays, live blues, thai food and a cute barkeep who abuses me-can't beat that combo!
Ooh, where? Is this Bombay Blues? Always planned to get down there for a tuesday night blues. Only slight problem is it conflicts with this genius of a Delta Blues player in Madam's Organ tuesday night. But I'd like to try it some night. Ellis, you awake?

bangkok blues . things have been in flux lately due to some owner/management changes. after 1 1/2 yrs, 'blue lou' hosted his last open mike this past tuesday. bill holter (a 'gittar god') will be hosting for now and it appears that the regular cast of characters will continue to show up. last i heard it was to be every other tuesday...or was it now mondays? it's really astounding - the musical talent floating around out there. the free open mike night always need support - i'll buy you a beer.

http://www.bangkokbluesrestaurant.com

drice21037 · Post by **drice21037** » Thu Sep 29, 2005 9:36 pm

I heard on the radio that tonight through Sunday is the first annual
Duke Ellington Jazz Festival with music, mostly free I think, all over
the city (DC).

Also, there's a great trio that plays every Thursday night at 49 West in
Annapolis. It's some of the best jazz I've ever heard for a $6.00
cover. Check them out and tell them I sent you. http://www.roblevit.com
http://www.49westcoffeehouse.com

I was entertaining some clients and took them there. One of them plays
guitar and after hearing Rob he decided that he was not worthy of the
guitar anymore. He also said, "I guess jazz is the music you turn to
when all the other kinds of music don't do it for you anymore". I
agree. Jazz is to music like Hang Gliding is to aviation like heroin is
to recreational drug use.

Dave

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brianvh wrote:

deveil wrote:
'will have to catch it next go around. there's a local place i hit on
tuesdays, live blues, thai food and a cute barkeep who abuses me-can't
beat that combo! (end of quote)

Ooh, where? Is this Bombay Blues? Always planned to get down there for
a tuesday night blues. Only slight problem is it conflicts with this
genius of a Delta Blues player in Madam's Organ tuesday night. But I'd
like to try it some night. Ellis, you awake?
(end of quote)

bangkok blues . things have been in flux lately due to some
owner/management changes. after 1 1/2 yrs, 'blue lou' hosted his last
open mike this past tuesday. bill holter (a 'gittar god') will be
hosting for now and it appears that the regular cast of characters will
continue to show up. last i heard it was to be every other tuesday...or
was it now mondays? it's really astounding - the musical talent
floating around out there. the free open mike night always need support
- i'll buy you a beer.

http://www.bangkokbluesrestaurant.com

Post by **brianvh** » Sat Oct 01, 2005 12:33 pm

Gary - once you know about the schedule for sure, post it. I think we should move this thread to "ground based fun"

Post by **deveil** » Sat Oct 01, 2005 6:47 pm

brianvh wrote:Gary - once you know about the schedule for sure, post it. I think we should move this thread to "ground based fun"

http://www.bangkokbluesrestaurant.com/i ... 36bbf0acac

this is the the calendar. looks like the mondays of the 3rd & 17th in october. i'm almost always there on open mike nites - starts 7:30. there are generally one or two 1/2 priced "happy hour" food items til 7:00.
i'll let you kick the thread as you see fit. gary

Post by **deveil** » Sun Oct 02, 2005 8:32 am

be forewarned. open mike means open mike. whereas it is mostly blues based rock as well as blues, one night a drummer from 'root boy slim' showed up with two buddies and played disco (seriously) for half the night! another night a guy showed and had such a good time playing blues on his trombone(!) that i bought him a beer because i had such a good time watching him have such a good time, never mind how well he played. live music is a kick.