Tonight, I've got on "The Rolling Stones, London, New York, Los Angeles"
Mostly Ed Sullivan shows, 1964-1967, Ready, Steady, Go 1966, Santa Monica Civic Auditorium 1964.

AROUND and AROUND, full of Spunk. Poor Ed can't get a word in edgewise, because mostly, the girls "Nooooooooooo, my little............" he says. TIOMS, my, my, my, gooooood. TLT, LRR, (Mick is really good) the guitars, right on. I hope the new album is like this. There are some of the same songs I listened to last night on the "Brian Jones And His Rolling Stones, 'Still I'm Gonna to Miss You" album, are here, just different versions. There's 25 tracks on this one though. Wish we could get that number of tracks again on an album.
Wish, wish.

Mick's rendition of ENSTL is interesting. (ICGN)S, is good as usual. ATGB, wish Marianne and Mick would do this one together, probably no chance though.
19th NBD, PIB, (2X's) Lady Jane, (someone here expressed an interest in having this one played next tour, that would be great). HYSYMB, RT, (of course) LSTNT, UMT, (a little saturated with this one, but the boys always include this in a Tour, it seems) IAW, PIB, (again) WGAGTG, (more than OK) THSMLI, (always nice to hear) (ICGN)S,(2X's); AAA, (2x's) OFF THE HOOK, (they need to add songs like this once in awhile to the shows, TIOMS, (2 X's), IAON, IAR and then the Finale

Some tracks are repeated, but from different dates, makes for a lovely night.

Try it.


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Last nights fare:

In Anticipation of the NEW ALBUM that is reported to follow the Early Years...

I find myself listening to, "Brian Jones And His Rolling Stones, 'Still I'm Gonna to Miss You," album, (Vinyl Gang). (Live Paris, L'Olympia, 1965-1967, USA Shindig, 1965. (I remember that one). The Shindig show was a few weeks before we moved to Colorado Springs. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm,
Memories....

Lot's of tracks, on this one too. 19 total. Moves fast, great energy. From "ENSTL," to "TLT" (2 X's) and later "UMT," followed by "RT," great! Ah, there's Brian, (RT) with one of his many instruments, a virtual genius, even if he did wing it sometimes. "Little Red Rooster," and "Play With Fire." I love it. (ICGN)S, (2X's). I love them all, fabulous

Take a listen, if ya have this one. It'll brighten your night. Have a bit o' wine, candles, beer, whatever, lay back and enjoy.

BRING IT ON BOYS, Can't wait for the new tunes.

HMMY, (Howlin' Wolf, was super too).

All the track are good on this one.

I've been making an MP3 disc,
6 to 8 hours of Stones from
A to Z, so includes a little
bit of everything, including
best of the alts. Other than that
transfering my Stones boots to MP3
too, so I have back up files.
Guess the answer would be
Stones Stones Stones!

I know what I would love to listen to. It's a 78 show called Garden State 78, from New Jersey. Great show. I have a Mac, how do I find this show and download it, or buy it.
Here are some of Mick's lines from the show.
"I don't know how much you guy's had to pay for your ticket's but I didn't have to pay much. Oh well, @#$%& it."
"We are going to play a country tune, New Jersey's in the Country aint' it?"
"I learned this song from Rod Stewart many years ago. Back when I was still in Kindargten."

Is this guy a joker or what?

Gosh, no Stones at all.
Here's my lates mix tape:
01 Intro
02 Motley Crue -Street Fighting Man
03 Ozzie Osbourne -Mississippi Queen
04 Black Label Society -Suicide Messiah
05 Judas Priest -Hell On Wheels
06 Golden Republic -NYC
07 Thievery Corporation w/ David Byrne ----
08 DJ Shadow v. Keane -We Might As Well Be Strangers
09 Beck -Girl (GREAT new album. Out 3/29)
10 Doves -Black And White Town
11 Kathleen Edwards -Summerlong
12 Dwight Twilley -Jackie In The Window
13 Chris Stamey Experience -Summer Sun
14 Patterson Hood -Grandaddy
15 Lee Ann Womack -Time For Me To Go
16 Raveonettes -Railroad Tracks
17 Josh Rouse -Street Lights
18 Crooked Fingers -Sleep All Summer

It's got a summer theme. It's been cold here too damned long

Voodoo at the moment but before that CC Adcock Lafayette Marquis...Testifying Country Soul Revue...Down Santic Way....& Shoo Doo Bee Seattle....ROCKMAN

" know what I would love to listen to. It's a 78 show called Garden State 78, from New Jersey. Great show. I have a Mac, how do I find this show and download it, or buy it. "

Isn't it "OUt on Bail"? Can be find at [www.rockpassion.com].

Great concert.

Edward

Right now I am a Janis Joplin kick... so I am listening to PEARL. I love Janis. So much pain in the voice...great horns and rythm section. I dont know if anyone likes her. But if you get a chance listen to the song MOVE OVER.. I get a LIVE WITH ME feel to it. Could the Stones cover a song of hers? IF so which one PLUS do you think Chuck could really play a HAMMOND?

OR a BITCH feel to the song I mentioned

Olympia 95 gig

ive been watching the dvd that came with the 3rd singles bx set..jumping jack flash is just brill..jagger at his best

Wingless Angels

Grace Jones, "Compass Point Sessions" is grrreatt! (Grace re-invents Iggy, Roxy, Johnny Cash, Smokey Robinson, etc)
Nigeria '70 (Afrostrut label) comp
Allman Bros Band, "Idlewild South"
Albert King, Born Under a Bad Sign" (Sundazed lp w/ 2 bonus trx)
James Chance (aka White) & the Contortions (aka Blacks) - Infinite Zero cd reissues, & 1980 French live lp w/ best ever "King Heroin" & "Dont Stop Til You Get Enough"
Richard Lloyd - Alchemy

Solomon Burke - Make Do With What You Got
Herbie Hancock - Mr Funk (1972 - 1988: The Colombia Years)
Nat "King" Cole - After Midnight, The Complete Session

Thanks KR for reminding me of that Nat set - superb indeed.

Most recent listens:

Ray LaMontagne's "Trouble" - one of the best new voices I've heard in years

Johnny Winter - Bath Festival 1970

Blues Project - Matrix, SF 1966

Randy Newman - Munich, Feb. 17, 2004 - the man can write a song...

The Band - After the Waltz (6 cds worth of quality recordings post-breakup of the band)



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Roscoe Holcomb - That High Lonesome Sound
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Marianne Faithful - Before the Poison
Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom
Dungen - Ta Det Lungt

Goin' a bit more mainstream now:

I just listened to Appetite for Destruction. I'm not a big Guns N' Roses fan, but I just looked at my cd-collection and noticed: now, it's been ages since I last heard that one.

Also noticed: Izzy Stradlin is a fantastic rhythm guitar player. He was always my favorite band member.



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Bridges To Babylon Amsterdam Arena 3CD box, Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magic, and watching Alexis Korner And Friends DVD (featuring Bill and Charlie).

The Complete Mowtown Singles Vol.1 - 59-61 Hip-O-Select...

ROCKMAN

Been listening to REWIND all night. I'm diggin' out my records too, gonna set my turntable up.

Are you smiling...??

ROCKMAN

From the last 3-4 days:

Stones etc - Still A Fool Hubert Sumlin/(Keef)
Stuff from 66-67-68, (e.g.) The Lantern, In Another Land
Beggars

Roots, black etc
Otis Redding Live At the Whisky-A-Go-Go
Canned Heat Dust My Broom (? mp3), Bob Hite on vocals.

Others N.Y. Dolls - Live in Concert, Paris 1974
Lee Hazlewood, whole catalogue
The Cult - Electric
Janis, whole catalogue
Shirley Bassey - most of the catalogue
Ennio Morricone - variouds film themes
Zappa - We´re Only In It For The Money, Sheik Yerbouti, One Size Fits All
(old Frank is a new interest for me)
The Kinks - Limited Edition Compilation 3
One For The Road (esp. Victoria)

Swedish Jan Johanson - Jazz på Svenska

Scandinavian Gasolin´ - Lady Rain

Hungarian Hegedüs Hungarian Village Music (esp. "Complaine De Magyarszovat")
+ Omega Albums 1973-77

... Mr J. Fogerty visited, by the way, my home town at his first gig on his European tour leg. I was n o t there. Sabbath with Ozzy in early July in Stockholm will be tougher not to attend.