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Black bottle opener keychain with mule.net printed on the top.

Those of you that have followed the Mule's history know that our connection with the state of Georgia is a deep one. Our first rehearsals were at the one-time living quarters of the Allman Brothers Band known as The Big House (now the ABB museum) in Macon, GA. Some later rehearsals took place at what used to be the legendary Capricorn Recording Studio in Macon while recording the song GONNA SEND YOU BACK TO GEORGIA for the HOUND DOG TAYLOR Tribute CD. A lot of our earliest shows were in Georgia as well so a lot of our growth as a band took place in front of Georgia audiences. Most Mule fans know also that two of our official "live" releases were recorded on back to back New Year's Eves (1998 and 1999) at the Roxy Theater in Atlanta. Venues like the Roxy and the Georgia Theater in Athens were staples in our early touring schedule (while watching an episode of the TV show CITY CONFIDENTIAL that took place in Athens I got a chuckle seein GOV’T MULE on the marquis as they scanned past the Georgia Theater). Having recently been reminded of these 3 shows from '96, and of the fact that they had been recorded and mixed by Doug Oade back in the day, I found myself listening to these recordings for the first time in fifteen years. I was instantly taken with the visceral nature of the music along with the rawness of the way that it was captured. The Mule was barely two years old at this time and what we hear here, along with many songs from our first CD, are the works in progress of many songs that would later wind up on DOSE and in some cases LIFE BEFORE INSANITY. This was at a time in our career when our repertoire was small but constantly growing, not unlike our fan base. Enjoy! WH

The entire 10.31.07 Gov't Mule performance from The O'Shaughnessy Theatre in St. Paul, MN - including a complete version of the Led Zeppelin album "Houses of the Holy" -- mixed and mastered for this special 2-CD set! DISC ONE 1) Play With Fire 2) Time To Confess 3) Million Miles From Yesterday 4) Rocking Horse 5) Birth of The Mule 6) Larger Than Life 7) Fallen Down> 8) The Other One Jam 9) Blind Man In The Dark DISC TWO The Holy Haunted House Set 1) The Song Remains The Same 2) The Rain Song 3) Over The Hills and Far Away 4) The Crunge 5) Dancing Days> 6) Drums 7) D'Yer Mak'er 8) No Quarter 9 )The Ocean Encore 10) Come On Into My Kitchen> 11) 32/20 Blues Click product image for more details.

Those of you that have followed the Mule's history know that our connection with the state of Georgia is a deep one. Our first rehearsals were at the one-time living quarters of the Allman Brothers Band known as The Big House (now the ABB museum) in Macon, GA. Some later rehearsals took place at what used to be the legendary Capricorn Recording Studio in Macon while recording the song GONNA SEND YOU BACK TO GEORGIA for the HOUND DOG TAYLOR Tribute CD. A lot of our earliest shows were in Georgia as well so a lot of our growth as a band took place in front of Georgia audiences. Most Mule fans know also that two of our official "live" releases were recorded on back to back New Year's Eves (1998 and 1999) at the Roxy Theater in Atlanta. Venues like the Roxy and the Georgia Theater in Athens were staples in our early touring schedule (while watching an episode of the TV show CITY CONFIDENTIAL that took place in Athens I got a chuckle seein GOV’T MULE on the marquis as they scanned past the Georgia Theater). Having recently been reminded of these 3 shows from '96, and of the fact that they had been recorded and mixed by Doug Oade back in the day, I found myself listening to these recordings for the first time in fifteen years. I was instantly taken with the visceral nature of the music along with the rawness of the way that it was captured. The Mule was barely two years old at this time and what we hear here, along with many songs from our first CD, are the works in progress of many songs that would later wind up on DOSE and in some cases LIFE BEFORE INSANITY. This was at a time in our career when our repertoire was small but constantly growing, not unlike our fan base. Enjoy! WH

Those of you that have followed the Mule's history know that our connection with the state of Georgia is a deep one. Our first rehearsals were at the one-time living quarters of the Allman Brothers Band known as The Big House (now the ABB museum) in Macon, GA. Some later rehearsals took place at what used to be the legendary Capricorn Recording Studio in Macon while recording the song GONNA SEND YOU BACK TO GEORGIA for the HOUND DOG TAYLOR Tribute CD. A lot of our earliest shows were in Georgia as well so a lot of our growth as a band took place in front of Georgia audiences. Most Mule fans know also that two of our official "live" releases were recorded on back to back New Year's Eves (1998 and 1999) at the Roxy Theater in Atlanta. Venues like the Roxy and the Georgia Theater in Athens were staples in our early touring schedule (while watching an episode of the TV show CITY CONFIDENTIAL that took place in Athens I got a chuckle seein GOV’T MULE on the marquis as they scanned past the Georgia Theater). Having recently been reminded of these 3 shows from '96, and of the fact that they had been recorded and mixed by Doug Oade back in the day, I found myself listening to these recordings for the first time in fifteen years. I was instantly taken with the visceral nature of the music along with the rawness of the way it was captured. The Mule was barely two years old at this time and what we hear here, along with many songs from our first CD, are the works in progress of many songs that would later wind up on DOSE and in some cases LIFE BEFORE INSANITY. This was at a time in our career when our repertoire was small but constantly growing, not unlike our fan base. Enjoy! WH

Disc 1: 1. Bad Little Doggie 2. Lay Your Burden Down 3. Blind Man In The Dark 4. Life Before Insanity 5. Larger Than Life 6. Towering Fool 7. Countdown Jam 8. 21st Century Schizoid Man 9. We're Not Gonna Take It 10. Dazed And Confused Disc 2: 1. When The Blues Comes Knockin' 2. My Dog And Me 3. Lump On Your Stump 4. I Can't Quit You Baby 5. It Hurts Me Too 6. Blues Is Alright 7. Is It My Body? 8. Power Of Soul Little Milton on Tracks #1-6 Audley Freed on Tracks #7-8 Disc 3: 1. Helter Skelter 2. Sometimes Salvation 3. 30 Days In The Hole 4. End Of The Line 5. Out Of The Rain 6. I Shall Be Released 7. Simple Man Audley Freed on Tracks #1-5, 7 Robert Kearns on Tracks #3 & 6 Johnny Mosier on Tracks #5 & 6 Make Van Allen on Tracks #5-7

Those of you that have followed the Mule's history know that our connection with the state of Georgia is a deep one. Our first rehearsals were at the one-time living quarters of the Allman Brothers Band known as The Big House (now the ABB museum) in Macon, GA. Some later rehearsals took place at what used to be the legendary Capricorn Recording Studio in Macon while recording the song GONNA SEND YOU BACK TO GEORGIA for the HOUND DOG TAYLOR Tribute CD. A lot of our earliest shows were in Georgia as well so a lot of our growth as a band took place in front of Georgia audiences. Most Mule fans know also that two of our official "live" releases were recorded on back to back New Year's Eves (1998 and 1999) at the Roxy Theater in Atlanta. Venues like the Roxy and the Georgia Theater in Athens were staples in our early touring schedule (while watching an episode of the TV show CITY CONFIDENTIAL that took place in Athens I got a chuckle seein GOV’T MULE on the marquis as they scanned past the Georgia Theater). Having recently been reminded of these 3 shows from '96, and of the fact that they had been recorded and mixed by Doug Oade back in the day, I found myself listening to these recordings for the first time in fifteen years. I was instantly taken with the visceral nature of the music along with the rawness of the way it was captured. The Mule was barely two years old at this time and what we hear here, along with many songs from our first CD, are the works in progress of many songs that would later wind up on DOSE and in some cases LIFE BEFORE INSANITY. This was at a time in our career when our repertoire was small but constantly growing, not unlike our fan base. Enjoy! WH

Black t-shirt with Quatro Dose logo in stained glass colors. Gov't Mule text logo in red on the back

On Sale! Was $25.00 Liberty Bell poster created by Colorado artist Corey Hartman to celebrate the Philadelphia stop on the 2008 Kinder Revolution fall tour. Measures 16 x 20.

Black short- sleeve t-shirt commemorating Gov't Mule's New Year's Run at The Beacon Theatre 12/30 & 31/2012 with "The 3 Kings" artwork on the front and back. Artwork by John Warner.