This link has 2 of the songs from the soon to be released album, which is the first
in over ten years from Mr R....sounds like Clapton singing some parts on the second
track :

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/art ... le1917514/

I don't know how much longer these will stay up, so listen while you can.

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Now thats music. Clapton and Robbie is epic.

Thanks Mike!

Thanks for the heads up.

Yeah, for sure. The acoustic guitar reminds me a lot of Clapton's playing on Change the World.

Thanks you! it's been awhile, I've met Rob lomg time ago in TO, very good man and really into his craft, the band were a got to go see band in the early days and they were regular type people! no bull, you could just walk up and say hi and it was cool, he asked me do you play, well I said, not as good a you guys do but its in my heart, and he replyed, that were it all starts! then he said good to talk with you man got to go back on, the hawk walked up and sayed it,s play time rob and they did there thing and rocked the place, hawk even did his what some call reverse moon walk, we all used to call it cool man walkin! The Band should be legends of music for ever, one of a kind!!!!!

Great story, pal.

No story man, the real deal, could tell you some others to, grew up knowin John albainy, don,t know if you guys ever heard of lee arron, or jimmi erwin, lots of great guitar plays who made it to the big shows, john was apart of blue max also, he was playing to crowds of 40,000 people at one time in his life, I was a friend back in those days and he'ed let me come over to his house and play his 62sg and man it was a gas, just glad he didn,t through me out, used to work at a bar as a mop boy cleaning up after fights and stuff, and met max webster band to befor they hit it really big,vactions at beach resorts was all about that kind of life, place was called the windjammer,wasaga beach, ont.

Thanks Mike! The first brings The Band to mind and the second is an Eric memory for sure.

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[quote="alexander-57No story man, the real deal, [/quote]

Alex, I did not mean to say I didn't believe you. I believe your account of what happened and enjoyed it.

Big RR fan. Thanks for posting this Mike. Great heads-up......

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Alex, I did not mean to say I didn't believe you. I believe your account of what happened and enjoyed it. [/quote]
Hay,strato, I din,t take it that way either man, I just meant that you know? sometimes people think you got to be somebody to have some kind of encounter with these guys and really the truth is there like everyone else, you know man! it's the craz'ed fansters that throw them off, but there just like us guys tryin to do there thing and enjoy it, I was not being disrespectfull to you in any way at all, I just wanted to share that little bit of memory, please don,t be offended man, it's just the way I say things and I sometimes screw things up with my outlook on stuff, but really strato no disrespect meant in my return post, from the heart!!!!!!!! and also who would disrespect a strato, I,ed smash em!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!