Thor,
I am pretty sure those seven were the line-up for "Streets".
Mark (Australia)
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From: Thor Carlson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Saturday, 19 February 2000 2:44
Subject: Doobie-bilia and a question
>Fellow Doobs:
>
>A good place to search out Doobie memorabilia is the ebay web auction site
>(ebay.com). It regularly has more than 100 items, including CD or vinyl
>versions of Tom and Pat's solo efforts.
>
>Yesterday via the mail, I received a double-sided 20-by-30 promotional
>poster for the box set collection. My winning bid was $5 and I paid an
>additional $3.20 shipping for priority mailing.
>
>One side is an enlarged version of the train on the front of the box. The
>other side is much more valuable. It's two group shots of the band marking
>their 30-year history, with the lower one being the current line-up of
>players.
>
>But the older photo is the one that really has me wondering. In the group
>shot are Keith, John, Tom, Pat, Skunk, Michael and Tiran. They're standing
>outside an old pavelion-type building. The photo is in the box set booklet.
>
>My question: Did this combination of players ever record together? If they
>did, it had to either "Fault Line" or "Taking it to the Streets," right?
>
>Anyway, it's the best $5 investment I think I've ever made.
>
>--Thor
>
>
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