Ya baby!

thanks for sharing! the '59 Les Paul was worth every dime in Mike's capable hands.

I have discovered it or it has discovered me. It is in the way you let your music come in a subconscious stream that flows through your talented hands and voices and creates songs that become essential to their listeners. Learning to Fly is so much THAT in concert especially when Tom uses the audience for the chorus, something about that chord progression as well that is simply comforting. Really special stuff, very good for these hard times.

I finally got to listen to this special and I want Benmont to know that I would gladly accompany him to Paris. I don't think my husband would mind. Can't wait to get Mystery of Love. That will be icing on the Mojo cake. I love cake!

It is nice to here eveybody comments from all you heratbreakers fans, even if my questions did not get a respond. I would like to tak to you guys some day and meet you. I have been collecting Howie's guitars and have his 1960 white fender p base with a few more and do respect to all the heartbreaker and you Tom in which he was a big part of the band. How much did his impact with the band help you form the sound you have today? Forever a Heatbreaker fan and I will see you guys front row on July 20th for another great show. Thanks you guys for all the great music over the years, been there from the start. Mark.

it is nice to know how funny, sweet and humble you guys are. i am glad i hitched a ride on your trip. maybe mystery of love can be an ep with all the different versions...damn good song and great lyrics. nice guys can finish first.my heart will always be with the heartbreakers.

Well my question got cut from the broadcast but here I am talking to Tom on segment 3 at the 9:00 min mark----Tom mentions the 5.1 Damn The Torpedoes project in answering my question-way cool. Thanks Mark for sending this down.