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Thank you so much, bkeys!

Thanks BKeys !! Please keep the sacred Outtakes coming !!!
Thanks alot.
Tou made a man from holland HAPPY !!!
jeroen

Thank You Very Very Much BKEYS.....

Whoopee! Thank you so much.

great , thanks a lots for this , i take it on dime !

Incredible. Love it. Thank You!!!

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The best thing since Voodoo Brew. Absolutely fantastic. Thanks to all who have been involved in that stunning release!

100% agreed! Many thanks to all involved, here, there and everywhere!

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@TooTough - I'm not aware of any other place than the first message that gives a chronology of outtakes releases ;-)

I own D. Hoffmann´s Weißbuch with all those recording informations,
but it´s outdated since 2003. I hope someone is reworking
it already (maybe Dieter himself?)

I think Nico Zentgraf does a briliant job (online)...

Nice to these recordings finally come to light and we she can still enjoy,
before our lives are is over. Thank you very much for that.

Thanks to all involved...can't wait for 3!

So looking forward to these!! Why does it feel like the clock is going backwards at work today... Lol, thanks again everyone involved with sharing these beauty's!!!

@TooTough - I wasn't aware of a new Weissbuch edition after the 1991 (or 1992 ?) one? I remember he kept on putting out "leaflet" additions for the new Schwarzbuch he started around 1997, is that what you are referring to maybe?

Obviously there are great and current resources out there, FA, ME, NZ (in order of appearance for me), as well as dbboots, but I thought you were looking for a history of leaks and important bootleg releases and I'm not aware of any such information over there ? Hence the reason I started this thread in the first place. Anyone is free to offer additions/corrects of course, I'm sure we can come up with something pretty comprehensive if everyone pitches in ;-)

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Nice to these recordings finally come to light and we she can still enjoy,
before our lives are is over. Thank you very much for that.

Listening to it now, Vl 2. Great Great. Talk is cheap sounds NICE
Jeroen

To me, the music on "Victor Hugo" sounds like an embryonic "I Could Have Stood You Up" -



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Yeah, sounds like I Could Have Stood You Up is Victor Hugo reversed, thematically.
In VH Keith is being stood up by someone.

Stu on keys, right? It's too wild to be Leavell.

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thijs1981
Yeah, sounds like I Could Have Stood You Up is Victor Hugo reversed, thematically.
In VH Keith is being stood up by someone.

Stu on keys, right? It's too wild to be Leavell.

I imagine it's Keith on the keys, isn't it? I think Stu was dead or close to it when most of this stuff was recorded, wasn't he?

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thijs1981
Yeah, sounds like I Could Have Stood You Up is Victor Hugo reversed, thematically.
In VH Keith is being stood up by someone.

Stu on keys, right? It's too wild to be Leavell.

I imagine it's Keith on the keys, isn't it? I think Stu was dead or close to it when most of this stuff was recorded, wasn't he?

No, no, no!
Stu died december 1985. This recordings are from say feb-apirl 1985. I think it's STU on keys on Victor Hugo. Boogie Woogie.

Yeah the ever loyal and ever patient Stu! Who else...

Thank You for this

Very good Work!! thanks again

WOW! Great work! Thank you, guys



Love hurts - when you know what I mean

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thijs1981
Yeah, sounds like I Could Have Stood You Up is Victor Hugo reversed, thematically.
In VH Keith is being stood up by someone.

Stu on keys, right? It's too wild to be Leavell.

I imagine it's Keith on the keys, isn't it? I think Stu was dead or close to it when most of this stuff was recorded, wasn't he?

No, no, no!
Stu died december 1985. This recordings are from say feb-apirl 1985. I think it's STU on keys on Victor Hugo. Boogie Woogie.

Stu's death was sudden - he wasn't unwell for months beforehand. No reason it couldn't be him in early 85.

Foxes in the boxes volume three.
Is there anybody who already knows which tracks will appear on that one?

Let it rock!

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...a not too well known ´75 reh version ,..enjoy

Wow, thanks FijiKeys!
Does it comes from the Montauk rehearsals?

Imho its fits the "Melody I" description better...

"Melody I (MJ/KR) -Billy Preston on vocals and piano; January 23 [1975]"
750122A Rotterdam, Holland, De Doelen, Mobile Record Unit.
[www.nzentgraf.de]

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Imho its fits the "Melody I" description better...

"Melody I (MJ/KR) -Billy Preston on vocals and piano; January 23 [1975]"
750122A Rotterdam, Holland, De Doelen, Mobile Record Unit.
[www.nzentgraf.de]

NZ 750400A

Ok les gars! Two against one.
That means "someone" has some tapes from Montauk!

The other thing that amazes me with those two first "Foxes In The Boxes" volumes is that they offer 20 tracks (22 if you count "Melody" and the long Keep It Cool), with only unheard tracks or upgrade tracks (at the exception maybe of Let's Go Steady Again) and that contains "only" for the moment 7 tracks from the 30 snippets posted by bkeys. So I am hoping for some others surprises!

What an exciting week! It make so much time we didn't have unheard stuff.
Those 22 tracks are are the soundtrack of my days.
Thanks again to all those working-in-the shadow people who make this happens.



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Good points, it's easy to take them for granted now that we have them but who would have predicted that 6 months ago after a gap of almost 10 years (since the SW Chuch Magee tapes)! Can't say thanks enough to those who made/make it happen!

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