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Wednesday, March 5, 2014

'Ahem... We're waiting for you spring!

Festival 8, Indio, CA: Photo by Andrew Schmitz

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Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Cherry Bomb by John Cougar Mellencamp (Take 1)

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Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Trey Anastasio Band @ 1st. Ave. 2/4/2014: Recorded by Andrew Schmitz

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Saturday, February 1, 2014

Galactic @ 1st. Ave. 1/31/2014: Recorded by Andrew Schmitz

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Monday, January 13, 2014

Beaumont Rag (riff 1) reprise by North American Traditional (Take 1)

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Friday, January 10, 2014

Blackbird by The Beatles (Take 2)

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Thursday, January 9, 2014

Save It For A Rainy Day by The Jayhawks (Take 2)

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Andrew Schmitz: LADC, psych grad student, musician, husband, father, cat lover, truth seeker.

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May I arrive on your same transcendent plane someday kid.

Malibu 1994-2015

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2015 marks this 20th anniversary for me.

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Austin, TX

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SRV

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Willie

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Elvis @ The Continental Club

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The Rolling Stones at U of M

The 'Mats at Midway

We heard that there is a band playing the rock 'n' roll somewhere around here.

Leroy Smokes

Radio City

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The Replacements: Riot Fest Chicago

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Riot Fest Chicago

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Gary Louris

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Chagall bust'in a jam

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Chris Robinson Brotherhood

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Trey Anastasio: 1st. Ave.

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Where did all the cool ticket artwork go?

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Prince @ First Ave. 7-7-7

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Graffiti Bridge: Eden Prairie, MN. circa 1984.

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Les Claypool telling stories

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Stan the man!

Andrew Schmitz, Stanley Clarke, and Edith Lotterman

Relix'in at the Grateful Dead's old 710 Ashbury St. house.

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We know how to put the fun in funky!

Gary Burton, Edith Lotterman, Andrew Schmitz, and Chick Corea

C-Boy's Austin, TX

Jimmie Vaughan & Andrew Schmitz

Links: The Peach's favorite picks

DIME
Internet Archive: A non-profit digital library offering free universal access to books, movies & music.
New York's live music archive
Only open if you're pure of heart, or if Anita Stinson had ever reluctantly poured you a tall one.
Teenage Dogs In Trouble
Texts from last night meets Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries...cause sometimes Mr. Butler has a little too heavy a hand with the cocktails.
The Concert Database
The Taperssection Forums
hartmanhooks

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