with sssoul Wrote:
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> ahhh - the band introductions, you mean?
> and what Dannyboy thought was Keith and his mum is
> Ronnie saying "old bum's rush Jagger"?
>
> just from memory, isn't it something like this?
> "shall we introduce the band? -
> Billy, where's Billy? Billy's gone -
>

the guy in the audience who shouts "Billy!" has the broadest Belfast accent I've ever heard in my life.

Unless he's an exile, God knows how he managed to get into a club show in Toronto

1. Studio version
2. 73 tour
3. 90 tokyo

Happy in Ladies & Gentlemen is the best rock ever on screen. The best Happy version on record is on Europe '73 (i. e. Brussels Affair).

In the late 70's Rolling Stone mag printed what Nils Lofgrens thought were the lyrics to Keith's Happy...but Nils baby was way off but very funny.

Wish I could find does anyone else have them or remember ???

ROCKMAN

I picked the original, which re-defined Phil Spector's wall of sound. Other then the original, did anybody catch Keith at one of the Rain Forest concerts a few years back at the Beacon - that was a pretty kick ass version of "Happys"had a ton of leg kicks.

Nils Lofgren is a great guitarist in a great band, but I think Keith hate him...

I wouldnt worry about that. Keith hates everyone!

Studio version.

The '75-'78 versions are among my least favorite.They seem to be just pale imitations of the '72/'73 versions.

Theif in the Night Wrote:
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> The '75-'78 versions are among my least
> favorite.They seem to be just pale imitations of
> the '72/'73 versions.


In a way yes, and he doesnt raeally sing but it feels so real and the music is still good. Although he's thinking; I need a shot to keep me happy.

A close tie between Brussels Affair and Love You Live versions.

brussels affair cd ,, the London 9 - 9 - 73 version ,,IMO the greatest piece of slide work ever done ,,,Taylor with the stones was the white Hendrix ..