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The i player is such a great invention! Great show - I really enjoyed it. I'd never heard Elvis' version of 'Tomorrow....' before and I have to say it's as good if not better than the original (and I'm a big Dylan fan!) :o
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Apparently Dylan thought that version was excellent too :D
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Just listening to Hushabye Mountain - the echo does make it sound good.

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Great session Boss.
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Would like to see some footage of Marlene Dietrich playing the musical saw..
Always impressed my Mark Lamarrs choice of tunes...thought the 'live' songs were beautiful,had never heard 'Hushabye Mountain'before (only in the film).......so sweet...
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listening to it at work now...we all have a pick of what station / programme to listen to, and after 2 hours of lisetning to drum & bass & dubstep on Kiss FM, i'm ready for summat decent.
good show so far, loved hearing the Dave Berry track ' Don't you give me no lip child' i've only heard 9 Below Zero's version. the Hawley session sounds great too.

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Listening now.....thank God for iPlayer....I use it all the time!

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Loving it....always love it when Richard talks so lovingly about Elvis......Run For Me was wonderful!

Crawfish was hypnotically beautiful!

Hushabye Mountain....always delightful! A real great addition to the shows....

Loved the session! And the chat!

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Can we expect a RH&Co cover of Wichita Lineman to be given an airing at some point in the future then? Reckon it'd be perfect.
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Completely brilliant show. Such a pleasure to hear a few Little Walter tracks. My dad is a blues harmonica player and I grew up listening to Little Walter records 'cause he was my dad's big musical hero. Dad is a pretty mean player but he was always deep in awe of Little Walter.

Oh and that Hawley was pretty good too. :wink:
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Fantastic version of Crawfish...sounds very Chris Isaak-y. lovely guitar solo too. hope its gonna be a b-side soon!

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All tracks seemed to be especially beautiful........

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Wasn't sure if my netbook could do this but it coped (seems to only like uploading/downloading things less than 40 Mb)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YNPWPH6E

(also adding this link to the downloads thread)

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Lovely, cheers Denise!

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