Adding to the Southern Rock mission: Mother's Finest

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1. So good

[Casady1]

2. Atlanta rhythm section

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4. I love ARS too

Think I'll do a big post tomorrow

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3. Such a badass band. I like 92's "Black Radio Won't Play This Record" they played it really hard

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5. I saw them play at an Atlanta club in 78.

Damn, Jerry Seay was just THE killer bass player.

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6. Jealous.

This is a band I'd really like to have seen live

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7. Atlanta was a blast back then 77-78.

Saw Cab Calloway there, too. Grateful Dead and Meatloaf Bat out of Hell, both at The Fox Theatre. Consecutive nights.

Yep...eclectic.

[Casady1]

8. The Dead at the fox

Were great shows. I also went both nights. The second show is a Dick’s pick and John Mayer picks the Sugaree in his top 9 songs. Alex Cooley’s electric ballroom and the great southeastern ballroom on Piedmont. Buckets of beer

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9. Heh. I went both nights, too.

I never saw the Dead or heard their music, but, was put on the list by two strangers who I met who had just started running at the time. (I was a runner at the time, too). It was Bob and Mickey. Heh.

[Casady1]

10. Great stuff

I took one of my best friends to the first show with the great “ eyes of the world”. He thought the first set was the whole show. It blew his mind and couldn’t believe the second set. He never looked back. We ended up going to many shows across the country. Red Rocks, Boulder, Hampton etc. To me the 3 greatest bands in concert are the Allmans, The Dead and the Who. Those other places in Atl. were cool places to go. I lived near Emory. I now live in Peachtree Corners. Are you still here?

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11. No. Was there less than a year.

Went to LA and bounced back and forth from LA and NYC for the next 20years, with a few long trips back to Cleveland.