24th June 2000 in London, England, Lewisham Theater

Bill Wyman (bass),Gary Brooker (keyboards, vocal),Georgie Fame (keyboards, vocal)
Terry Taylor (guitar, backing vocal),Martin Taylor (guitar),Albert Lee (guitar, vocal)
Henry Spinetti (drum),Beverly Skeete (vocal),Frank Mead (altsaxophon, flute, harmonika)
Nick Payn (tinorsaxophon, flute, harmonika) and Janice Hoyt (vocal)


Here it is: [we.tl]

01 Opening
02 Let the Good Time Roll
03 Walking One and Only
04 Jitterbug Boogie
05 Groovin'
06 Melody
07 Jump, Jive and Wail
08 Lead me to the Water
09 Anyway the Wind Blows
10 I Put a Spell on you
11 Hallo Little Boy
12 Hit the Road Jack
13 I'm Ready
14 Mystery Train
15 Tell you a Secret
16 Tear it up
17 Georgia On My Mind
18 Band Instroduction
19 A Whiter Shade Of Pale
20 Baby Workout
21 Hole in the Wall



rsKinno



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2017-03-04 18:28 by rskinno.

This one comes close, incomplete as what is in the above show ?
found it on [aeppli.ch]
I am also confused and am not sure about this.

8204 April 26, 2000 TV recordings, SWR Studio, Baden-Baden, Germany (shown in “Ohne Filter,” SWR/BR,
aug. 4, 2000: songs 2, 3, 13 [13 incomplete] plus interview, and Aug. 25, 2000: songs 1-6, 8-13 [13incomplete]; ) released on “IN CONCERT – OHNE FILTER” (Inakustik INAK 6506-2, DVD [Germany],
Oct. 29, 2001: songs 1-6, 8-13 [13 incomplete]); on STRUTTIN’ OUR STUFF (Inakustik INAK 5506-2

SACD, CD [Germany], Sep. 24, 2004: cuts 1-13):
1. Let The Good Times Roll (Theard, Moore),
2. Walking One And Only (Hicks),
3. Jitterbug Boogie (Wyman, Taylor),
4. Melody (Jagger, Richards),
5. Jump, Jive & Wail (Prima),
6. I Put A Spell On You (Hawkins),
7. Lead Me To The Water (Brooker),
8. Anyway The Wind Blows (Cale),
9. Baby Workout (Tucker, Wilson),
10. Mystery Train (Parker,Phillips),
11. Hello Little Boy (Brown),
12. Groovin’ (Brigati, Cavaliere),
13. Tear It Up (Burnette,Burnette, Burlison)
BW: bass; plus interview by Cherno Jobatey; Albert Lee: guitar, vocals (5, 13), back-up vocals
(12); Terry Taylor: guitar, back-up vocals; Gary Brooker: piano, vocals (1, 3, 7, 10); Georgie
Fame: keyboards, vocals (2, 4, 8, 10), back-up vocals; Beverley Skeete: vocals (4, 6, 9, 12),
back-up vocals; Graham Broad: drums; Frank Mead: saxophone, flute (6, 12), harmonica (10);
Nick Payn: saxophone, percussion (13); Janice Hoyte: back-up vocals, vocals (11).



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 2017-03-03 04:26 by stonesmuziekfan.

I can't help but add my two cents...

First of all, Bill introduces Henry Spinetti on drums - so that limits the potential shows to the British Tour from 3rd June to 3rd July 2000. And that narrows down the shows to Basingstoke or London, these being the only ones in circulation...

According to Nico's fabulous site Martin Taylor played only the shows from 18th June onwards! Bill mentions Martin on guitar in the introduction of the band...
So, even if we've got "Hello Little Boy" instead of "Mood Swing" the recording has got to be from the 24th June 2000 in London, England, Lewisham Theater - unless it's a new show...or a mixture of both...
Maybe Nico can check his London recording again and provide us with a solution to this problem.
CrazyMama



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2017-03-03 14:05 by Norbert.

Well, it is the 24 June 2000 London Show...Nico has just corrected the setlist on his site...you can now erase the question mark...
CrazyMama

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Norbert
Well, it is the 24 June 2000 London Show...Nico has just corrected the setlist on his site...you can now erase the question mark...
CrazyMama

Thanks you Norbert

Thanks!