I am extremely interested in these live show recordings you mention.Not 
familiar with these sites.Can you recommend some titles and give some more 
info.
I am a fanatic fan as well and was at the Fitzgerald show you mentioned [as 
well as every show they have played there since].They also played a historic 
July 4th show at Grant Park in Chicago.It was a WXRT show.It is famous 
because they opened for the Replacements  who broke up on stage and that 
became their final show.The roadies finished the very last 
number.Unfortunately I only recorded that show on the radio.
Ironically it is Steve Ferguson who Terry is playing with currently.

   Gene


>From: "Christopher Kouzes" <Christopher.Kouzes@btol.com>
>Reply-To: audities@smoe.org
>To: <audities@smoe.org>
>Subject: Re: NRBQ DVD
>Date: Mon, 8 May 2006 10:52:35 -0400
>
>>
>Several bit torrent sites (Dimeadozen especially) are flooded with NRBQ
>live CDs and DVDs. Over the years, they've actually had several TV
>appearance. Most of the DVD shows I have blow away the 2 retail
>releases.
>
>>  >Having seen them a good 15-20 times, I've never seen a bad show from
>them. My favorite was a 4th of July show at Fitzgerald's several years
>ago. Their first guitarist, Steve Ferguson, had played earlier in the
>afternoon in a tent with his current band. I loved seeing him out there
>especially as he broke out "Flat Foot Flewzy" which has an insane guitar
>lick to open the song. He played a slower, more funkier version than the
>original. But never having seen it played live, I was happy. The only
>thing that topped it was that Steve jumped on stage with NRBQ for their
>encores (they said it was the first time he played with them in about 25
>years). First song out was a note-for-note version of "Flat Foot Flewzy"
>that rocked and rocked hard.
>
>The band has been relatively inactive recently, but with some members
>starting to play out (Steve and Terry, Joey and Tommy), hopefully we'll
>see the Q back out on the road soon.
>