Wow,,, I am STILL knocked out from the Thursday show in DC. Awesome~!~!~!~! Yeh, that was nice, since the last time Joe was in DC was on the other side of the Capitol at Nations for the first G-3, , , , I think , , , right?

Joe, you are a Prince Among Men, especially for giving Leslie and Corky another shot at getting out there. My first exposure to Mountain was on a tv concert that aired on channel 5 in DC a week before the big Grand Funk show at RFK stadium, which included Traffic, Pacific Gas & Electric, and the Allman Bros. I was really impressed with Mississippi Queen and still have all the albums on vinyl, which got played once, when transfering to tape so I could play the ___ out of the tapes without injurying the originals. The Wheel of theYears continues to revolve and I have taken as my mantra -- "Hey hey, My my - Rock & Roll will NEVER die!" Leslie and Corky still have it. Robin Trower stil has it, and I hope Joe will still be out there doing an occasional show when he is "up there". Maybe Joe and Eddie VanHalen can do a show together at some point in the far future? The G-5? Joe, Steve, John P, Eddie and, , , , , ,Jonny Lang?

MUST also thank Stu profusely for doing Quahogs. Wow! I play Quahogs (the cd) for people and they say that it is impossible for anyone to do that on a bass. Simply Amazing!

Thank you ALL, for a great evening~!~!~!

Hey Joe! Last G-3 with John Petrucci was really great!! Any chance you and Steve have another one in the works? Saw you last in DC with Leslie West and thought that was a very nice gesture on your part. Would be cool if Eddie Van H might want to throw in with you for a G-3,,, or maybe Mark Farner,,, or,,,,, how about Jeff Beck? I think maybe Tal Wilkenfeld could keep up with you guys~!~! What da ya think?