Re: The essential question: Would you go if the Stones tour on without Charlie?
Date: April 17, 2006 23:08
ohnonotyouagain Wrote:
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> T&A Wrote:
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> > I'm sure the Stones would be "Grateful" for the
> > suggestion, Marv...
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> Also be sure to check out Floyd (Pink Floyd with
> just Waters and Gimour), Zeppelin (just Page and
> Plant), Fleetwood (Mick Fleetwood and Stevie
> Nicks), The Birds (The Yardbirds without Clapton,
> Beck, Page or Keith Relf) The Byrd (Roger McGuinn
> solo) and Oates (half of a bad 70/80s duo and also
> a delicious new breakfast cereal).
Pink Floyd and Fleetwood Mac are poor examples, as both bands seem to only need one or two member to keep going under the same names. The members change but their band names remain.
The Who seem to only need Pete and Roger to call themselves the Who.
Zepplin is a good point, however... I did buy my Page/Plant tix as soon as they went on sale and that was basicly the Led Zepplin show. The should call Jones up and tour as Led Zepplin... I would go for sure (and I don't even did on Zepplin much anymore)
So, since Page/Plant can do a Zepplin show...
would you go see the show if it were called a Jagger/Richards tour featuring the music of the Rolling Stones? Same logo, maybe a Ronnie guest spot here or there. M&K doing Stones tunes just like Page and Plant did Zep tunes.
Like I said, I am there no matter what, but I would be hurt if they continued to call themselves the Rolling Stones without Charlie. Anything else is far better and respectful to what they have done together. I like the idea of just being The Stones, but I like the idea of a Jagger/Richards tour almost as much.