MMJ Live Vol. 3 - Bonnaroo 2004: Limited Coke Bottle Clear Vinyl 2LP Municipal Waste while Jackson became the face

while Jackson became the face and mouthpiece for the group

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including bassist Doug Wimbish and drummer Keith LeBlanc (both of whom performed in Sugarhill Records’ early ’80s in-house rhythm section)

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but I don’t want to cause my listener too much trauma

MMJ Live Vol. 3 - Bonnaroo 2004: Limited Coke Bottle Clear Vinyl 2LP Municipal Waste while Jackson became the faceMy Morning Jacket, touring behind It Still Moves, took the stage at Bonnaroo on a scorching hot day in the summer of '04. Ominous dark clouds rolled in early in the performance. "I'll never forget it," reflected Jim James "We're playing & the sky just rips open & rain starts pouring down. People are losing their minds Everybody is petrified that we're going to get electrocuted, but it was such a transcendent moment that we just didn't care." It would