He was sort of dealt a bad hand in trying to fill the shoes that were vacated by Brent but did really well in my opinion even though I really loved and sorely missed Brent. I briefly talked with him on the phone once when my Uncle was seeing him play at The Green Parrot in Key West shortly before his passing. He contributed some spooky good harmonies!
>>After the GD I really enjoyed The Missing Man Formation.<<
Definitely the first thing I heard, that made me think that there was a future for the music.
I mean, at that point (96), I feel like I legitimately still wondered what exactly was "done"; and we had no idea of any continuing legacy?
Anyway, I was in Maine, buying some weed at a friend's house, and he was playing a MMF show.
I was like, "Who is that?!?!" Never saw them play, but remember that moment pretty clearly.
Sounded great.
Love's Made A Fool Of You Weir, Welnick, Bobby Vega, Henry Kaiser, Prarie Prince
Greatest Story Ever Told
Queen Jane Approximately
It's A Man's World
Ain't That Peculiar
Cream Puff War
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
Playing In The Band
Playing With Fire ->
Spoonful ->
Playing With Fire ->
Take Me To The River
It's All Too Much
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Wow. RIP Vinnie. Weird & wild
Wow. RIP Vinnie. Weird & wild GD chapter for sure.
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I always loved Vince, before
I always loved Vince, before & after the GD.
After the GD I really enjoyed The Missing Man Formation.
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Looks happy
Looks happy
Shoreline, 1991 - © Rosie McGee
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He was sort of dealt a bad
He was sort of dealt a bad hand in trying to fill the shoes that were vacated by Brent but did really well in my opinion even though I really loved and sorely missed Brent. I briefly talked with him on the phone once when my Uncle was seeing him play at The Green Parrot in Key West shortly before his passing. He contributed some spooky good harmonies!
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He did some really nice
He did some really nice interplay with Jerry on Shakedown Street.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ai_M6NJZLs&t=548s
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>>After the GD I really
>>After the GD I really enjoyed The Missing Man Formation.<<
Definitely the first thing I heard, that made me think that there was a future for the music.
I mean, at that point (96), I feel like I legitimately still wondered what exactly was "done"; and we had no idea of any continuing legacy?
Anyway, I was in Maine, buying some weed at a friend's house, and he was playing a MMF show.
I was like, "Who is that?!?!" Never saw them play, but remember that moment pretty clearly.
Sounded great.
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MMF was a breath of fresh air
MMF was a breath of fresh air for a brief moment and time, particularly the Fillmore shows.
I probably still have the Missing Man Formation CD around somewhere.
Yo Vinnie!
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2/14/95 Bobby & The
2/14/95 Bobby & The Valentines. Some nice Vince work & a great lineup. https://archive.org/details/valentines1995-02-14.mtx.miller.117207.flac16
Love's Made A Fool Of You Weir, Welnick, Bobby Vega, Henry Kaiser, Prarie Prince
Greatest Story Ever Told
Queen Jane Approximately
It's A Man's World
Ain't That Peculiar
Cream Puff War
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
Playing In The Band
Playing With Fire ->
Spoonful ->
Playing With Fire ->
Take Me To The River
It's All Too Much