The Last Bass Outpost

I think that's quite accurate. It's the other 95% of the song I haven't a clue about. But that's normal for me and Dylan.

I feel the same way.  Plus, Dylan is on such a level that I wouldn't even try to totally understand him.  George Harrison idolized him so much that he began trying to sound like Dylan when he sang.  Personally, I don't think that was a good idea.  But that's what happened.  Jimi Hendrix took a book of Dylan's lyrics around with him all the time in case he needed to be inspired. 

I would be hard-pressed to find someone who was a better guitarist/singer than Terry Kath.  Hendrix probably really did think Kath was better.  In real life JH was pretty shy and even humble, unlike his image on stage.  As for Kath, for me personally, it's his voice which really gets to me.  If I could choose a voice to sound like, it would probably be his. 

Here is more from Sheryl Crow, my favorite song by her.  Also, here is Sheryl with Mick Jagger.  It's probably not their best performance, but I really like the song.

I don't like it, either.  I just think it's funny.  If that guy knew a video had been made of his rant, he would be even angrier. 

Very good.  That must have been a one-off collaboration, though.  I couldn't find anything else on YouTube. 

I think they must have quit making the Epi EB-0.  But they came out with the Epiphone SG bass E-1 which seems to be the same thing with a different name.  Why they named it that, I have no idea.  Several years ago, I found a deal using coupons in which I was able to buy a new Epi EB-0 for slightly over $200.  New ones cost $289.  I got it because it was so cheap.  And since I had a Gibson EB-0, I thought I'd get an Epi one, too.  I've barely played it because I have too many other basses which are better and I'd rather play them.  The Epi EB-0/SG Bass E-1 is a beginner's bass.  But getting one could lead to advancing upward toward getting better basses in the future.  It can also be used as a beater bass.  As has already been mentioned, they seem to be getting harder to find and they're no longer on Epiphone's site.  So I don't know what's going on with them.  On the other hand, the EB-3 isn't on the site, either. 

That Clint Eastwood movie came out in the late 70s, but I still vaguely remember it.  Kind of easy to get it mixed up with some of his other ones which were similar.  It might not have received much attention at the time, but Larry Collins was on the soundtrack with "Red Eye Special."