Quoteloog droog Quotelem motlow -actually i belive chuck berry had released it as well as bob seger and about half a dozen other rock and roll bands around that time. if you think that "98% " of the people at a rolling stones concert in the united states in 1978 didnt know let it rock you are either from another country,another planet or suffering from some sort of brain damg
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Quotestonesrule CHOP, Lennon's death came as a great shock to his close friends. Don't believe his physical condition was deteriorating. As you will recall, John was murdered. Never have been a fan of the "fishing threads" here looking for dirt. Goldman was a respected professional til he got into the tabloid mindset with two books that were nothing for a pro to be proud of.
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QuoteMathijs The greatest Ron Wood solo’s: Midnight Rambler – MSG, June 27, 1975. You Can’t Always Get What You Want – LA, July 13, 1975 Gimme Shelter – LA, July 13, 1975 Neighbours – studio version Black Limousine – Hampton, December 18, 1981 Beast of Burden – Hampton, December 18, 1981 Wild Horses – Knebworth 1976 Sympathy for the Devil – LA, July 9, 1975 Love in
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The more interesting line from Hey Jude comes from when they did the promo film for it. They were singing live to the backing track and during the fade out, Paul sings "Take a load off, Fanny, and put the load right on me." from The Weight by The Band which had just been released.
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QuoteHis Majesty QuoteROPENI The black chick is Claudia Lenner,whom according to legend,was Mick's inspiration for Brown Sugar,a fine looking lady.... Very! Lennear was one of the background singers at the Bangladesh show and has a bit part in Clint Eastwood's Thunderbolt and Lightfoot.
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He played a real piano in 1982...and did it help any?
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Came across this today by accident. If it's been on here before, sorry. Typical Jeff Lynne production. Kinda bereft of any feeling. Makes you appreciate the Stones' version even more. But if you like this type of stuff...there it is.
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Great set list, but I would lose Here Today and Something. Yeah, we get it now, Paul. You miss your mates. You've been playing those for years. Now if he did I Need You, that would be good.
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I've always loved the song. However, that live version of them from Ed Sullivan is one my top performances by any artist ever. They did Bowling Green, Mama Tried, and a few others. The first time I saw it, I was in tears, those voices were so beautiful.
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Forget to mention in my original post that Don't Let Me Wait Too Long was supposed to be the second single but pulled at the last minute.
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Any other fans? Great slide guitar work, good tunes, good production, and great packaging. The Lord Loves the Love The One is probably one of Harrison's greatest solos. Also, if you listen to Nicky Hopkins' last piano lick on Who Can See It, it's pretty similar to Till The Next Goodbye (I'm sure it's been done hundreds of time). A great record from a bygone age and worth another spin.
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Quotestonehearted Mayor of the Sunset Strip is a documentary on Los Angeles DJ Rodney Bingenheimer that also features the generations of famous names he was associated with. Mick Jagger has a couple of cameos as well. Featured interviews include Cher, Nancy Sinatra, Ray Manzarek, music producer Kim Fowley, Brooke Shields, and many others.... It's a sad movie, actua
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I've always liked it. They played it better live in '78 than on the record. Live, it had more of a Whip Comes Down feel. And that tape edit after the solo is pretty obvious. The recorded version is pretty fast and frantic, but so is Summer Romance (which I like ,too).
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QuoteHis Majesty QuoteMunichhilton QuoteHis Majesty QuoteMunichhilton Cool huh? No. I love you Philip... I don't believe you. Hey, I didn't know you were Richard Dawkins.
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It was a number one album in the States, released around the time of Goat's Head Soup. I've been listening to a lot of B&S, Peach, and Fillmore East recently. Boy, some of it is frightening, what they're doing.
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A good friend of mine saw the show in Omaha. Even though he said a few walked out (dummies), he still says it was one of the greatest shows he's ever seen.
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Odd that John Lennon hated the record. Jealousy, really. Dylan came out with a well-focused, well-sung, well-played, and well-produced album that got people talking, and all Lennon could do was sit and smoke pot in the Dakota.
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QuoteJuanTCB One song per artist, from top to bottom: 1. Listen To The Band - Monkees 2. Friday On My Mind - Easybeats 3. Rocks Off - Stones 4. You Set The Scene - Love 5. Moonlight Drive - Doors 6. God Save The Queen - Sex Pistols 7. Remote Control - Clash 8. Time Is Tight - Booker T. & the MGs 9. Stay Away From Downtown - Redd Kross 10. Life & How To Live It - R.E.M. 11. Ra
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Quoterollmops The dude on guitar looks like a young Peter Frampton. Is it him? Rock and roll, Mops That's him.
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QuoteHis Majesty ^ That's from 1968 no? Andrew Steele on drums. I used to play in a band with Andrew Steele.
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Quoteflilflam I just thought of something Elvis and Jagger have in common. Neither one could act. Ha!!!! Not at all. Elvis was quite good, given the material he was given. Jagger can't act his way out of a paper bag. That's not a knock, he just isn't a good actor, and I don't care how many times people mention Performance or whatever.
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QuoteBluzDude Quotesweetcharmedlife GO GIANTS! 2 time World Champions in the last three years. yup! They got off to a great start! Well, I'm going to the game tomorrow (Tue) night, the Giants will be hungry. Kershaw was awesome. As for my team, the Angels, the dreaded lineup didn't do so good, but their bullpen (their weak spot) came through. Gotta love Opening Day.
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Here's another great site, mostly devoted to John's house Kenwood. Lots of before and after plus hundreds of other stuff.
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The most interesting incident is the argument between John and George, which resulted in George leaving. Some accounts have them coming to blows, some don't. Personally, I hope George decked him. One account has George leaving Twickenham and backing into George Martin's car. At a meeting a few days later, George walked out again, supposedly due to Yoko doing all the talking and John being rather
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Great deli. I've eaten there many times. It's not "fancy" dining by any means. It's been around since the 1930s, and I'm sure he's visited more than once (meaning the Sixties) Every L.A. musician has been there more than once or twice.
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Melody Fair is fantastic. That album Odessa has some great Mellotron stuff.
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Slick's always had a problem with the age thing. I remember an interview with her back in 1981 where she was saying the same thing: "I'm getting older, the audience is getting older, nobody wants to see a 50-yeard-old do this..." Same thing when We Built This City was a a big record: "I'm old. What do I know?" Then I read an interview with her last year, I think, same thing:
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Quotewhitem8 From what I understand through reading about his case is for many years he wasn't aware he was schizophrenic, which is often the case. And yes, drinking and drugs made his condition much worse, and as is often the case, when someone has a mental illness they self medicate, through drugs and drinking. For schizophrenics, this makes the condition worse. Many of his actions, people att
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Quotestonehearted Quotetomk Quotestonehearted QuoteMathijs I am shocked people really feel he belongs in jail. He is a mental patient, diagnosed with acute schizophrenia, of which to date he has not recovered. He should be treated as a patient, not as a criminal. Mathijs When you are diagnosed with an illness you can be considered insane and treated as a patient, but when you commit a crimi
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Quotestonehearted QuoteMathijs I am shocked people really feel he belongs in jail. He is a mental patient, diagnosed with acute schizophrenia, of which to date he has not recovered. He should be treated as a patient, not as a criminal. Mathijs When you are diagnosed with an illness you can be considered insane and treated as a patient, but when you commit a criminal act such as murder in th
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