The Sound, 11/19/09: 1969 too

[RGMike]

Ramblin' Gamblin' Man by Bob Seger 
Dizzy by Tommy Roe 
You Can't Always Get What You Want by Rolling Stones 
Leaving On A Jet Plane by Peter Paul & Mary 
Room To Move by John Mayall 
Evil Ways by Santana 
The Boxer by Simon And Garfunkel 
Bad Moon Rising by CCR 
Holly Holy by Neil Diamond 
Suite Judy Blue Eyes by Crosby, Stills, And Nash

well, AL wins this matchup hands-down... but props to Larry for "Holly Holy", which Bob also featured recently, tho' Dave/AL never have.

[mshray]

agreed on both your points, but give Larry a very close second. 

Both the the Tommie Roe and the PP&M are possibly an ATBB's, certainly Dave never played them in the Db era (the only Peters he played were Frampton, Gabriel, Himmelman, Schilling & Tosh), and the only 'Tommy's' were Castro, James & Tutone.

Also kudos for the S&G and Seger, which had only a small handful of appearances between them.

[RGMike]

agreed on both your points, but give Larry a very close second. 

Both the the Tommie Roe and the PP&M are possibly an ATBB's, certainly Dave never played them in the Db era (the only Peters he played were Frampton, Gabriel, Himmelman, Schilling & Tosh), and the only 'Tommy's' were Castro, James & Tutone.

Also kudos for the S&G and Seger, which had only a small handful of appearances between them.

Actually, AL played "Leaving on a Jet Plane" quite recently, iirc.

[urth]

agreed on both your points, but give Larry a very close second. 

Both the the Tommie Roe and the PP&M are possibly an ATBB's, certainly Dave never played them in the Db era (the only Peters he played were Frampton, Gabriel, Himmelman, Schilling & Tosh), and the only 'Tommy's' were Castro, James & Tutone.

Also kudos for the S&G and Seger, which had only a small handful of appearances between them.

Actually, AL played "Leaving on a Jet Plane" quite recently, iirc.

Yep, a couple of weeks after Mary Travers' death.