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3 hard requests
Posted by:
Star star
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Date: March 18, 2006 23:02
I am interested in these 3 great albums:
Ian Mclagan: little troublermaker (great songs and great guitars in it).
Ronnie Wood: 1234 (got it on LP, can´t find it on CD).
Phantom, Rocker & Slick: idem (great band, helped by Keith Richards)
Rick Derringer: Live (great album, can´t find it on cd)
Rolling Stones: Fort Lauderdale 99. I flew to see them from Europe, i don´t know if exits a bootleg of that concert.
Anyone can share them?
Another question about the brother band J. Geils Band, not very well know in Europe (i think the best warm up band for the Stones until today), it´s there any live or studio realese after 1982 Showtime album with Peter Wolf on vocals?
Ian Mclagan: little troublermaker (great songs and great guitars in it).
Ronnie Wood: 1234 (got it on LP, can´t find it on CD).
Phantom, Rocker & Slick: idem (great band, helped by Keith Richards)
Rick Derringer: Live (great album, can´t find it on cd)
Rolling Stones: Fort Lauderdale 99. I flew to see them from Europe, i don´t know if exits a bootleg of that concert.
Anyone can share them?
Another question about the brother band J. Geils Band, not very well know in Europe (i think the best warm up band for the Stones until today), it´s there any live or studio realese after 1982 Showtime album with Peter Wolf on vocals?
Re: 3 hard requests
Posted by:
Elmo Lewis
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Date: March 20, 2006 19:54
Ian McLagan's "Troublemaker" is available at his site. Go to Connection on IORR nad there's a link. Now called "Here Comes Trouble", it has "Troublemaker" as well as some additional cuts.
J. Geils hasn't officially released anything since "Showtime" that I know of. Peter Wolf has several very good CD's, featuring Mick and Keith from time to time.
J. Geils hasn't officially released anything since "Showtime" that I know of. Peter Wolf has several very good CD's, featuring Mick and Keith from time to time.
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