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Re: 1965 Concert - Stones at 34:48, Great Sound
Posted by:
DaveG
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Date: May 4, 2018 19:18
What an incredible lineup: Stones, Beatles, Kinks, Animals, and more. One of the best was Dusty Springfield. She could belt it out!
Re: 1965 Concert - Stones at 34:48, Great Sound
Posted by:
24FPS
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Date: May 5, 2018 00:59
And we could have heard them and seen them there in 1966. but no...........
Re: 1965 Concert - Stones at 34:48, Great Sound
Posted by:
BluzDude
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Date: May 5, 2018 02:36
Bummer, the 2 hour version of this appears to be no longer available on YouTube.
Re: 1965 Concert - Stones at 34:48, Great Sound
Posted by:
DGA35
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Date: May 5, 2018 09:05
There was a thread about this a while back. Man did the Animals ever rock here! Eric Burdon's awesome singing, Chas Chandler's great backup vocals, Alan Price's great keyboards, Hilton Valentine's guitar playing on his knees and John Steele slamming the drums. I would have loved to seen them in concert back then, unfortunately I wasn't born yet!
Re: 1965 Concert - Stones at 34:48, Great Sound
Posted by:
beachbreak
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Date: May 6, 2018 01:22
The Animals were a great band.
Eric Burden had one of the best Rock N Roll voices for sure!
Eric Burden had one of the best Rock N Roll voices for sure!
Re: 1965 Concert - Stones at 34:48, Great Sound
Posted by:
stonehearted
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Date: May 6, 2018 02:41
I have the double CD.
Great, once in a lifetime lineup.
The Stones were a bit lackluster here, the Beatles as well not particularly memorable. The show belonged to the Moodies (despite Mike Pinder flubbing a note on Go Now) and Animals.
I'll also echo the comment above on Dusty Springfield -- she along with her backing group in this show (The Echoes) opened for the Stones on one of their UK tours around that time.
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Great, once in a lifetime lineup.
The Stones were a bit lackluster here, the Beatles as well not particularly memorable. The show belonged to the Moodies (despite Mike Pinder flubbing a note on Go Now) and Animals.
I'll also echo the comment above on Dusty Springfield -- she along with her backing group in this show (The Echoes) opened for the Stones on one of their UK tours around that time.
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