everybody must get stoned

[www.periscope.tv]

Wet is on from last week

[www.periscope.tv]#

try this one now; bob starts 2nd song; sounds great!!!

Drat it's now stopped but the same link will still get you the first two songs on replay.



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can anyone can find the scope I can see on iPad and get a URL for it? It is A+

[www.periscope.tv]#

it's all over now baby blue playing live now on this one;
I'll update with edits to this post for now. hope it helps. band sounds really great; vocals are wonderful.

Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
Don't Think Twice It's Alright
It's All Over Now Baby Blue
Highwater - For Charlie Patton
Simple Twist Of Fate
Early Roman Kings
Love Sick
Tangled Up & Blue
Lonesome Day Blues



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[www.periscope.tv]

Love Wef's view of the stage! Bob sounds good tonight!

I asked this guy before the show started "are you gonna stream the Stones??" - reply was "hell yeah - all 3 days"

So cool. I have my bluetooth speaker blaring out the sound from my IPhone and the images on my phone and PC with the volume turned down on the PC - aahhh technology. Except for the desert air, it's almost like being there!

I think the Grateful Dead have covered about 1/2 of this setlist at one time or another.

Any other scopers out there?

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I think the Grateful Dead have covered about 1/2 of this setlist at one time or another.

GD + Jerry Garcia Band

[www.periscope.tv]

Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
Don't Think Twice It's Alright
It's All Over Now Baby Blue
Highwater - For Charlie Patton
Simple Twist Of Fate
Early Roman Kings
Love Sick
Tangled Up & Blue
Lonesome Day Blues
Make You Feel My Love
Pay In Blood
Desolation Row
Ballad Of A Thin Man

Like A Rolling Stone



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scope is back on my iPad.....don't know how to convert that to a URL....maybe someone else can.

same set from last week

ballad of a thin man

[www.periscope.tv]

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ballad of a thin man

song for brian?

wef is back: [www.periscope.tv]

LARS -I guess this means the Stones won't be playing it tonight.



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Maybe they will do a Chuck Berry tune since he turns 90 on the 18th.

Tonight's Tattoo Parlour: [www.periscope.tv]

this guy rocks! scoping the in-between set BS

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hopkins
Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
Don't Think Twice It's Alright
It's All Over Now Baby Blue
Highwater - For Charlie Patton
Simple Twist Of Fate
Early Roman Kings
Love Sick
Tangled Up & Blue
Lonesome Day Blues
Make You Feel My Love
Pay In Blood
Desolation Row
Ballad Of A Thin Man

Like A Rolling Stone

why try to change me now = i think it was the last one???

Why Try to Change Me Now was a sweet and hilarious
way to acknowledge the Nobel :E
and LaRS was ... to pull the cat out of the Stones' bag?

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Why Try to Change Me Now was a sweet and hilarious
way to acknowledge the Nobel :E
and LaRS was ... to pull the cat out of the Stones' bag?

yes! perfect...
Noble BoB!

After the soundcheck last night

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hopkins
Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
Don't Think Twice It's Alright
It's All Over Now Baby Blue
Highwater - For Charlie Patton
Simple Twist Of Fate
Early Roman Kings
Love Sick
Tangled Up & Blue
Lonesome Day Blues
Make You Feel My Love
Pay In Blood
Desolation Row
Ballad Of A Thin Man

Like A Rolling Stone

why try to change me now = i think it was the last one???

thanks for info!; i missed that, darn, the connection was acting up..
what a beautiful song; just listened to Sinatra's version (1952 version)
on youtube and they give this song history. Interesting.
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"Why Try To Change Me Now," written by Cy Coleman and Joseph Allan McCarthy, was Frank Sinatra's final recording for Columbia Records, ending a 9 year relationship...

...Recorded at a low point in his career, it perfectly captures his emotions at the time.
Sinatra had been under a great deal of pressure from Mitch Miller, the head of Columbia's Artists and Repertoire Division to record material that Sinatra considered inappropriate,
resulting in his departure from Columbia.
This gem was Sinatra's parting shot..."



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