When & Where was this recorded?

Thanks.

77 Toronto

Gracias. Hey StonesTod - I hope all is well (you and I and ChrisM drank beer at Gordon Birsch before one of the PacBell shows a few years ago). Cheers.

i remember well - we should do that again - we can even leave out the Stones part of it if it helps the scheduling....

yes! i'm in the city (battery/california). let's do it.

meet you today at 4pm at harrington's for a quick guinness?

Sounds good. See you at 4:00!

i'll be the one humming over the rainbow

Can y'all give some background on this ? Where available, etc. ?
My wife 'collects" versions of this song and definitely doesn't have this one !

Thanks
gmanp

gmanp Wrote:
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> Can y'all give some background on this ? Where
> available, etc. ?
> My wife 'collects" versions of this song and
> definitely doesn't have this one !


it's abundantly available on a bunch of boots - should able to download or trade at all the usual online outlets.

it was recorded during the time kr spent holed up in toronto after his drug bust. he plays the honky-tonk piano and bk plays some tasty sax while kr croons...a decent listen, but nothing extraordinary

mcparty Wrote:
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> Sounds good. See you at 4:00!


Wish I could make it guys. Have one (or two) for me.

StonesTod
Thanks, I found it and definitely agree with your assesment of it

What's really interesting is if you compare this version to the "official" studio version that was released. I think this one (KR/Bobby Keys) is much better - it has a lot more soul. As I recall, the studio version has KR doing multiple backing vocals and it just doesn't work (in my opinion).

gmanp....Once again Jerry Lee does a lovely
version of Rainbow on the Last Man Standing DVD...Has
Chris Isaak as guest on track but the ole Killer's voice rules...Beautiful Stuff





ROCKMAN

mcparty Wrote:
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> What's really interesting is if you compare this
> version to the "official" studio version that was
> released. I think this one (KR/Bobby Keys) is
> much better - it has a lot more soul. As I
> recall, the studio version has KR doing multiple
> backing vocals and it just doesn't work (in my
> opinion).


I never knew there was an official release. Anyway, I don't think I'd trade my MP3 of this for any other version - it may not be the greatest performance ever recorded, but the "feel" is so powerful that it can make me cry - and I don't cry easily.

Thanks Rockman
We do have the JLL version; simply great !

StonesTod Wrote:
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> meet you today at 4pm at harrington's for a quick
> guinness?


I seen alot overhere StonesTodre but starting a dating site ....

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> I never knew there was an official release.
> Anyway, I don't think I'd trade my MP3 of this for
> any other version - it may not be the greatest
> performance ever recorded, but the "feel" is so
> powerful that it can make me cry - and I don't cry
> easily.


I'm not sure how official it was. I know I've got a copy somewhere and I also remember how disappointing it was. I didn't sound anything like the KR/BK jam. If I can find it I'll let you know.

StonesTod Wrote:
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> meet you today at 4pm at harrington's for a quick
> guinness?


Tod,ever go up to The Holding Co.?

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

sweetcharmedlife Wrote:
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> StonesTod Wrote:
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> > meet you today at 4pm at harrington's for a
> quick
> > guinness?
>
>
> Tod,ever go up to The Holding Co.?


Not since Janis died....