Author: Saintsteven
Twenty-five years of Internet social marketing
Frankoma #208 Black Mallard Duck Planter
12″ x 5 1/2″ x 6 1/2″
18 1968 US Kennedy Half Dollars 40% Silver Lot of 18 circulated
Realized $65.99 4/30/23
Vintage Emerald Ware Green & White Swirl Graniteware Coffee Pot 9″
Realized $89.00 4/30/23
Vintage Art Deco Gold Filled 14″ Waldemar Pocket Watch Fob Chain
Antique Gold Filled 11.5″ Pocket Watch Chain, T-Bar, Fob Extender, Canada 1880s 1 Cent
Realized $39.50 4/30/23
Antique Gold Filled Vest Pocket Clip Watch Chain, Wax Seal Fob, F.&C. Co.
Realized $29.99 4/30/23
Vintage Art Deco Belt Loop Pocket Watch Fob Chain, Mono “E”
Vintage Art Deco Silver 14″ Waldemar Pocket Watch Fob Chain
Realized $24.99 4/30/23
Antique Gold Filled 12.5″ Pocket Watch Chain, T-Bar, Fob Extender, S.O.B. & Co.
Realized $122.50 4/30/23
Rewind:Todd Partridge & Friends 4/9/23 Byron’s Bar
Some of our listeners prefer to hear “just the songs” from a performance and some folks would like to hear a stream that includes all the banter, tuning and gaps just as they occurred.
We can do that. Here’s Todd Partridge & Friends on Easter Sunday, 2023 two different ways:
Set One (complete): click here
Set Two (complete): click here
Set Three (complete): click here
Rainy Day Music Tip Jar:
“Loser” (Grateful Dead) Vee Ellsbury 4/9/23 Byron’s Bar, Pomeroy, IA
Vee Ellsbury, of Wiitch Tiit, Eleven Moons, and other bands, turned in this rendition of the Hunter/Garcia tune “Loser” at Byron’s Bar in Pomeroy on Easter Sunday, April 9, 2023 in the third set.
The night was billed as Todd Partridge And Friends, and the friends did Partridge solo tunes, Matt Arthur solo tunes, and a reunion of the King Of The Tramps. “Loser” came almost at the end of the night, and the crowd’s noise level was getting higher, which our mics faithfully captured, but yours truly thought it was a stellar performance.
It isn’t really unusual for artists to work in a Dead tune or two into their gigs at Byron’s, the place being “The Deadhead Capitol Of Iowa”, but they’re often not songs in their regular rotations and mistakes do happen. Vee demonstrated that this one IS well within her wheelhouse, to understate that.
I stole her photo from her Facebook profile: she attributes it to Josh Weitzel, whom I do not know. I beg forgiveness for the theft but I can’t find my own photos from the night (I live in chaos).
The exquisite violin is Kathryn Severing Fox.
(recordist’s note: Jerry Garcia didn’t always include the “sweet susie” phrase in live performances. As far as I’m concerned, this is the authentic version.)
