…………………..……………………………………………………………………… Muensterland Halle - Muenster - Germany 1965 -- Bob Bonis



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…………………..……………………………………………………………………… Muensterland Halle - Muenster - Germany 1965 -- Bob Bonis

The engine.

.........................…. Otis Spann



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Best soundtrack on a TV advert in a VERY long time!

[youtu.be]

You can never get enough Chuck Berry!


Yes Captain it's the Chuck Berry song but not Chuck performing it …..



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Best soundtrack on a TV advert in a VERY long time!

[youtu.be]

You can never get enough Chuck Berry!


Yes Captain it's the Chuck Berry song but not Chuck performing it …..

You sure about that? It does sound like Chuck to me.

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I've just done an A:B compare with the soundtrack of the advert and my copy of the Chuck Berry track, and by Jove you're right.

So it's most likely a very good imitation.

But I really don't know if my copy from a 1980's Chess CD distributed by Vogue - and all the sleeve notes are in French (WTF!) and it was made in "West Germany"- is Chuck's original recording or a possible re-recording. Or vice versa!

The only solution has to be to suggest that everyone spends all their time listening to Chuck Berry recordings. It may not solve this issue, but it would make the world a much better place.

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The only solution has to be to suggest that everyone spends all their time listening to Chuck Berry recordings. It may not solve this issue, but it would make the world a much better place.

No Probs … Capeetan …..

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Charlie Watts & The Tentet, Blue Note Tokyo

Guitar World -- Billy Gibbons with Richard Bienstock --- December 2018



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SHINDIG! -- No83 -- September 2018



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Man, I wanted to hop on that but not enough extras to pull the trigger.

BB 50th is around town for $65 ……..



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Keith & Patti at the launch of Patti Hansen: A Portrait --- New York 12 November 2018



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Guitar World -- Billy Gibbons with Richard Bienstock --- December 2018



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As the tour was announced the Stones Mick Jagger and Keith Richards did an exclusive interview with iHeartMedia that they have shared. Below is the complete interview with Q104.3's Jim Kerr where they answered such questions as to whether or not this is the "farewell" tour.


Jim Kerr: What can we expect when we see you next year?

Keith Richards: “Well first off it’s great to be there playing back in America actually, I mean it’s been a while, basically our stomping ground from the early 60s, so I always feel like I’m coming home.”
Keith: “We finished off a few months ago in Europe and it just felt so good that when they said do you want to do the States? YEA, because I didn’t want to get off, I mean I thought we were just getting going.”


Jim Kerr: The band has been on a pretty consistent role when it comes to performing with tours – how do the Rolling Stones instead of dialing it down, keep turning it up?
Mick Jagger: “Well we’ve been pretty regularly on the road – we’ve not been doing long, long, long stints we’ve been doing a lot of short ones. Last year we did a lot in UK and a little bit in Europe.
Mick: “We’re keeping our hand in and not getting too rusty, I hope. I haven’t been to quite a few of these places in a while.”


Jim Kerr: What are the biggest challenges when it comes to playing Stadiums as opposed to Arenas?
Keith: “Actually, when it comes down it, if it’s Stadiums, it’s the weather – which way the wind is blowing, how hot or cold it is. It makes a lot of a difference.”
Keith: “Indoors is preferable cause it’s a controlled environment. Anyway, even if it if it rains I really don’t mind – we work well in the rain.”


Jim Kerr: What’s your personal training regimen like to get ready for those gigantic big stages?
Mick: “Well pretty stupidly, I made the stage even wider and a bit longer.”
Keith: “Oh thanks a lot, Mick.”
Mick: “Between these tours I have to keep a sort of plateau of fitness so after I talk to you I’m probably going to go into the gym. I do a little bit of sprints and jogs, and I do dancing.
Keith: If Mick can do it, I can do it.”


Jim Kerr: This year, we’ve seen a lot of pretty prominent artists announce that they are embarking on farewell tours. You have never said that:
Keith: “No other people have always said this could be the last one. Eventually I never think of it that way, no, this is a hello again tour.”


Jim Kerr: How do you decide which cities you’re going to visit – for example on this tour you’re going to visit Jacksonville, FL and you haven’t been there since the Steel Wheel’s tour in 1989:
Mick: “You want to pick towns that you haven’t been for a while. Last time, we toured a lot of the UK and a lot of those towns we haven’t been to in a very, very long time.”


Jim Kerr: Is there a favorite tour?
Keith: “It’s impossible to pick one out, it’s like picking out a favorite show after all this time. When it comes down to it, they are all favorites, and probably my favorite is gonna be the next one, you know?”


Jim Kerr: Would there be separate set lists for United Kingdom than for the Unites States?
Mick: “It will be slightly different, you know, if I do my research I can see that there are certain songs that might be popular in one place. Say slightly different songs in France might be more popular than say in Britain. I mean not all of them, but there are slightly regional variations.”
Mick: “I do look at it and go that’s a big song here so we can do that instead of this one.”


Jim Kerr: What songs are you most looking forward to performing?
Keith: I find that usually what happens in the weeks before when we’re rehearsing, I let it kind of develop then, when we’re all together.”
Keith: “I wouldn’t dream of making particular hardcore decisions right now about what we start with or what one I would sing. You wait until the guys are together in order to sort that out”



Jim Kerr: Do you lobby for any specific songs?
Keith: “Oh yes, I do, I do push a few in – “Under My Thumb” we started on again. I had an old one we did called “Cry To Me,” an old Solomon Burke song, which I broke into rehearsals. It didn’t make it yet on stage but I’m going to keep pushing that one.”


Jim Kerr: What is the meaning behind calling the tour, “No Filter”
Mick: “It’s supposed to mean that it’s pretty straight ahead and no frills.”


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Fanks for the tip-off Willian Dijon …. Missed this one first go round ... ….



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Thank you Pascal …….

Nice words Mr Fricke and those last
few ones say it all ….. the final result is all that matters



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So good ……… grabbed three …………………



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The AGE - Spectrum ------- 24 November 2018



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You cannot be wrong with that one...24bit remastered...and got no excuse too, a nice booklet, some cool photos and a great track list, get it today for 13€.

HMN

Good one Pascal spannin' of a time stretch..

…. Tiger In Your Tank ….. what a rockin' racket



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Herald Sun -- 25 November 2018



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Herald Sun -- 27 November 2018



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Most Wanted/Record Collector 486 --- December 2018



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Record Collector 486 --- December 2018



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