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OK, this isn't exactly in line with most photos on this thread, but I thought it was cool.  A bunch of friends of mine from Chicago get together 4 times a year at Twin Anchors, and tonight was the nig

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The 3rd known photograph of Robert Johnson JUST surfaced. It was in the collection of his 94 year old stepsister.   Kind of a big deal.          

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On 3/23/2023 at 6:55 PM, Mileslong said:

Not sure about the name of that street

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Wow.  Been in that studio when my Dad was recording.  He was friends with Jerry Abbott.  

Had no idea that building was still there.  

I have a specific recollection that's where I first heard the word "Gibson" applied to guitars, as they were discussing the merits of Gibson v Fender.  

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14 hours ago, Cheeseweasel said:

The only band that matters.

Man, before I got all preachy and verbose...we woulda had a time in 2008.  The Alabama 3 was in Austin (known best for Sopranos themesong but so many other great tracks based on Americana blues and gospel).  Was hanging out with Rob Spragg (frontman) and a few other bandmates and we step across the street to meet up with their friend.  At the time it was that cheesy Irish pub "Mother Egan's" but it was owned by some authentic Irishmen.  Anyway, we're having drinks and they ask me outside to smoke.  And there's their friend, Mick Jones of the Clash.  I was over-fucking-whelmed. Just shook his hand, said "Welcome to Austin" and just listened to them all chat about music and drugs.  One of the most fun hours of my life.  Every time I see that little parking lot there (the one just east of Dogwood Pub), I think of that night.  Mick's stories were just fucking amazing, and so off the cuff and natural, no embellishment needed.  Just a drunken fly on the pavement that night, I was.  I had always loved the Clash and Big Audio Dynamite, but what he/Clash did to music is so grossly underappreciated.  /csb

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