Thanks for the review, Argus. Very good stuff.

I'll be at the Granada in Dallas.

And nobody should even dare try to beat me to Frank's guitar pick when he throws it out to the audience! :x

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Hey Russ, I'm in 201, D-12.

See you there!

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See all you fellow Texans in the Big D!

The longer I look at Norm's poster, the more prominently the hologram-like image of Frank's ethereal countenance in the center of the poster stands out in bold relief and looks back at me.

Anyone else experience this phenomenon?

fatherofseven wrote:

Some really great artists with that agency! EJ, Buddy Guy....wow. Hope some multiple bills materialize for greater exposure.


I agree--there are indeed some pretty high-profile artists with that agency. That can only mean good things for the future.

Slightofhand--Seems to ...

Ah, we have a Frank-sighting!

All those National Enquirer rumors can now be put to rest!

Sounds like you're having fun and staying busy, Frank. Glad that you checked in!

Now get back to work on those remasters--and especially the new stuff!

OK, here are my thoughts.

I've listened to the entire CD three times now, and I have to be honest and say that it took me all three listens to get used to the different arrangements and the way that the vast majority of the songs have a very different vibe from Frank's original versions. I'm not ...

Way cool!

Glad you had a great time and again felt the magic, Frank.

I have to tell you, with all those gigs on consecutive nights, I was wonderin' a bit and worried about how your fingers might hold up. But it sounds like you just put it out of your mind and went with the flow.

Now it's time to do it all ...