9 May 2008--it's 1967

[RGMike]

There goes mah baby! and here comes BOS5.

Didn't Cat Stevens record this early in his career (although this is someone else, I think)? Great tune, in any case.

I think he wrote it too, iirc.  This was the Tremeloes, no?

[mshray]

So far I am giving everything a BOS.

[urth]

The BOS parade continues--Dreaming, Cream. I'd have bet this was a bustout, but it's in the DB 3 times!

And still more: BeeGees, NY Mining Disaster...

[RGMike]

BOS7 "Dreaming", BOS8 "NYMD1914"

[mshray]

BOS7 "Dreaming", BOS8 "NYMD1914"

agreed, but you're a little dyslexic on the year of the disaster.

[mshray]

"Yesterday don't matter if it's gone."

Was this a subtle dish on the Beatles song?

[RGMike]

BOS9 Stones.  This is one fabulous set.

[urth]

Short songs is right. Ruby Tuesday is #8, and it's only 10:21. Wonder how many Dave will slip in?

[RGMike]

BOS7 "Dreaming", BOS8 "NYMD1914"

agreed, but you're a little dyslexic on the year of the disaster.

yesterday don't matter if it's gone.

[mshray]

...only the 2nd appearance for "Ruby Tuesday" in the Db.  Hoodathunkit?

[mshray]

Short songs is right. Ruby Tuesday is #8, and it's only 10:21. Wonder how many Dave will slip in?

You think he was settiing himself up to crank it up to 11?

[mshray]

Joan Baez rules!

[mshray]

Save up all your bread and fly Trans Love Airways to SFO!

[urth]

Sudden derailment of the BOS train: San Francisco Nights--what was Eric Burdon thinking?

[RGMike]

Joan Baez rules!

indeed. "Joan Baez, folksinger and pacifist".

BOS10 to song 9, "SF Nights".