the Bob Log record is more fun than seeing him live. Its on that cool Fat
Possum label (RL Burnside, T Model Ford, etc) - thru Epitaph nowadays I
believe...xojns
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>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: "passenger side" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: Doo Rag
>Date: Wed, Apr 21, 1999, 5:25 PM
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>>more recently, they've morphed into "Bob Log III", where bob does a one
>>man show-playing slide guitar and kick drum with some drum loops here and
>>there. still sounds like doo rag. the motorcycle helment with the built
>>in telephone receiver/microphone has go to be seen to be believed.
>
>I had a soft-in-the-head spot for Doo Rag, I confess, but I recently saw Bob Log
>III and after two songs realized that this was going to go on and on in an
>undifferentiated oozy sloppy-blues mess and that I'd gotten all the novelty
>value from it I could. Luckily in the same venue a bhangra/drum'n'bass group was
>rocking the house downstairs so I went and shimmied among 21 year old beautiful
>Indian girls and boys and felt much better.
>
>For the not-my-idea-of-fun brigade,
>Carl W.
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