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I love your documentaries, Steve. I can't wait to enjoy your next muzik projekt 🎸

If I could’ve given your JJF documentary two likes, I would have.

Thanks for great informative content. Jumpin Jack Flash doc was so informative that I will watch it again one day. Jimi’s All along version has been my musical lightbouy through my entire life. The vibraslap sound, mysterious rattle snake, sound of the danger, sound of the jungle, been played by drunken rolling stone was new information. By the way, I found my way out of there.

Good to see you Steve. I cannot remember if you spoke about the release of JJF on the last video. If you did I completely forgot to watch it. I will do so this weekend sometime. Finding free time lately has been tough. Way too much going on with working two jobs and taking care of my mom. I think I did see some of Grand Theft Parsons. I remember Johnny Knoxville dressing up as a doctor to take GP out of the hospital. >< Wow. I thought The Clash set a record for number of shows at one venue 'Bonds in 1981' with seventeen. Petty did twenty shows at the F West? Crazy. I only saw him once live and that was 1978 at the Orpheum in Boston. I would love to hear them do Skynyrd's 'Call Me the Breeze'. I bet they do a killer version. I still can't believe that he is gone. >< Always a pleasure seeing you back and doing a vinyl update. Missed you brother. Hope you and your wife are doing better than ever. I will be in touch~ Rob/Boston

I really really thank you and appreciate your great job. From a Stones fan and performer ❤

It was good to get reminded as Ive just sent some money as appreciation of all your efforts with the projects

Re Stories We Could Tell, I went to Wikipedia but, aside from listing the musicians, the only information they had was that Ry Cooder played the electric bottleneck guitar on Green River and Del Rio Dan. That looks like a great album though.

The two channel recommendations were much appreciated Steve. Thanks Bud.... Marshall got a channel about my fav label of all time huh. Cool... I always been a big fan of the early Everly Brothers I'll check that album out. That side six on that Tom Petty album looked like something I'd really dig... Cheers Steve.

Here’s an interesting connection between two of the albums you showed: “The Stories We Could Tell” (written by John Sebastian) was covered by Petty and the HBs in the early days. I think it’s on the Playback box.

Mate how do you do this. JJF is an awesome doc - thanks I've been turning around plenty of musos to watch and learn from this and your making of docs. Some are guitarists, multi instrumentalists, song writers, producers etc etc. They think the Stones are a relic - then they watch these. It's some very rare and very informative material you've unearthed. I've read plenty on the Stones but it's always pretty bland and sanitised - but it's the musicology of the Stones which is almost esoteric and dark arts plus being children of the blues as we are children of the Stones Do you remember Mick and Keith bestowing on Jack White a heavy legacy and secrets of the blues. And look how Jack White has taken off from there. 3 bands, vinyl record business, producing and supporting other bands plus touring and writing and jamming etc etc. Did they take him on the right course through the crossroads? Seems like I've been defending the Stones since I heard Little Red Rooster as a five year old. And as Mick said ' those of you who took the piss the joke is on you. I noticed Chuck on your home page. I'm sure you know Hail Hail Rock'n'roll has two 'special editions'. One has an extra 2 hours footage and the other 4 hours extra footage. I've got the two hour one. The director was an awesome dude - and calm. Chuck, however, was trouble. Wanting to sign a new contract everyday for more money. Disappearing. Losing his voice. Hitting on the wrong women. Extraordinary

Amazing sir! You should be proud of all your work...been watching them for a while...i cant get into paypal though😮

Your JJF doc. was absolutely great!! I turneda bunch of people on to it. BTW Happy Birthday Steve, we share the day. along with another. I've been diggin yer stuff for years, you put a light in my later years brother. Thanks JJ

I watched about half of the JJF doc. It's great. I'll finish it later this weekend. Awesome work as usual.

Hey Steve. Good to see you on camera as opposed to just hearing your narration. Love that Petty live album, too. Hope all is well.

Hi Steve! How've you been doing man? 😊💖🎶 Do you have any new documentaries coming soon? I really enjoy your work. As for myself, I am doing alright. But I must say that obtaining my muzik publishing royalties is easier said then done. I mean Sony Music is licensing my music on my RU-vid Channel. I'm flattered, but it would be nice if Sony Music made me aware of the that. They just took my music and licensed it without even letting me know. 😁 I can't wait to see your new doc

Just curious, what is that pink album in your thumb nail?

41 thumbs down from hardcore Beatles fans!