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A Swedish/Brittish-band, Baboon... Just your cup of tea (spike it up with whisky!) one should think...

Well... I let you know after 2037...

Probably just a little over rated band, they're forgotten in maximum 3 years. However, this July, our boys are celebrating their 45th aniversary... It's unbelieveable, really. And time for "45 Licks" (Live)



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-04-26 19:41 by Tralala.

Maybe up there with Creeps & Atomic Swing
and Hellacopters immortals records...

Well; I'm gonna give it a listen. Tonight.
Now, here, its 20 degrees and the Sun is boomin' on us.

I think that the choice of suport acts will depend of ticket sales.

In Portugal to boost sales they could ad Bryan Adams that is huge around here, and the stadium would sell out very quickly.

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Who are big, Brother Gaz?
>
> Razor.. what.. ?

Razorlight


(I am not playing stupid.
> Gotta be stupid Please inform me about this
> band!)


I dont know that much about them, personally but they seem to be doing pretty well.

Mmmmm...I would like...

Primal Scream
White Stripes
Jet

...and, talking about "veterans"...

PATTI SMITH! Bring her boys...

stickydion Wrote:
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> Mmmmm...I would like...
> White Stripes

not possible.
checkout they're busy summer touring schedule:-[www.iorr.org]

Ian Hunter please.

Hunter! Yes! give us some of that old Mott Magic. Even as a solo artist, he's brilliant. And the work he did with Mick Ronson... Among my absolute favourites. Isn't Ian turning 70 any day now?

I think he's 68 next bday....could be wrong though.
He should be recognised along with people like the Stones, as one of the musical Great Brits (even though he's a US citizen).
That would be some combination if he would open...we can all dream :-)

erikjjf Wrote:
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> JumpingKentFlash Wrote:
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> > B.B. King was support in Copenhagen 1995. Heard
> it was dull, but that came from my dad and brother
> who don't dig blues much.
>
>
> Robert Cray opened at all the Nordic shows in
> 1995.

Yes. There wasa mx-up in my head there. I thought of it too yesterday at work. Was gonna edit, but there's no need now. Thanks.

JumpingKentFlash

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