Bobby McGee wrote:As for radio broadcast - I think there must be more material that hasn´t surfaced so far, right?
jllWAfan1982 wrote:I think it would be hard to sell mixing desk material that already circulates, unless it is in noticeably better quality. They would need "new"stuff.
peterchecksfield wrote:Bobby McGee wrote:As for radio broadcast - I think there must be more material that hasn´t surfaced so far, right?
Well if it hasn't surfaced then I don't know for sure that it even exists, but certainly Jerry's done radio broadcasts in the 60s & 70s where I know of know surviving tapes.
Bobby McGee wrote:
At least they must be existing somewhere in the vaults of the radio stations that the concerts were broadcast by.
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jllWAfan1982 wrote:
I think that Killer's conversations may not be what they once were, but I am revisiting the idea of paid meet and greets. Perhaps if they were more limited in time to like a minute and had Phoebe, Linda Gail, or some manager there as a facilitator, it might work out okay. There could be some topics that are off limits, such as religion, and mentioning them could be grounds for immediate removal without autograph. I think if someone told the fans a list of topics off limits beforehand, 99% wouldn't do it as they wouldn't want to jeopardize having their visit cut short. Perhaps his music history could be off limits, if he doesn't want to field questions about ancient history. Frankly I wouldn't want to deal with them either if I was him. It would be insulting to have to take questions about things you did a half century earlier as if everything you did since then mattered not at all. And if someone said something that Jerry wasn't aware of, like iPods, Phoebe or some facilitator could help him out (it is one of them things young kids listen to for their music, it's not for you), to facilitate making the exchange run smoothly. Honestly, although his interviews may not be great, I am sure he is more than capable of such a brief conversation with fans.
jllWAfan1982 wrote:Keep in mind these are people who would like him enough to pay their hard earned money for the chance to meet him. They would not likely wish to make a bad impression. This is another reason why charging for it is a good idea as it would weed out people who might wish to push his buttons for sport, though I think those people would be very few.
peterchecksfield wrote:jllWAfan1982 wrote:I am not so sure that Jerry would be uncomfortable with such an arrangement.
I am.
Does anyone else here (particularly those who've met Jerry) think Bramwell's idea is a feasable one?
peterchecksfield wrote:jllWAfan1982 wrote:I am not so sure that Jerry would be uncomfortable with such an arrangement.
I am.
Does anyone else here (particularly those who've met Jerry) think Bramwell's idea is a feasable one?
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