yes, he´s not only doing radio shows… and he ain't no schoolboy either…

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by the way - I'm still in need of those 1995 club shows at the Paradiso, the Olympia and Brixton Academy

He got a little lost in the beginning but recovered nicely.
Pretty decent on the yeah, yeah, yeah, wooooo's too.
Who are on the guitars?
Sorry can't help with the whole shows.

Thanks, excellent version! I coulnd never imagine Bob doing a Stones song but he pulls it off nicely.

SanctifiedMind Wrote:
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> He got a little lost in the beginning but
> recovered nicely.
> Pretty decent on the yeah, yeah, yeah, wooooo's
> too.
> Who are on the guitars?

Bob performed Brown Sugar at every show of the fall 2002 tour and once in 2003. The performance I posted is from Red Bluff/CA (Oct 7, 2002, 3rd show of the tour = 3rd time he did Brown Sugar),
On guitars: Larry Campbell and the great Charlie Sexton !

Thanks for this little treat!

Ohmigod, I'm a longtime, great Bob fan but what was his thinking? Did the audience dance? Did anyone on stage move around?

His "good" was masterful. Guitars were very nice.

I do think Bob could do quite a good job on "Little Red Rooster."

stonesrule Wrote:
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> Thanks for this little treat!
>
> Ohmigod, I'm a longtime, great Bob fan but what
> was his thinking? Did the audience dance? Did
> anyone on stage move around?

I've got it on video. Bob and the band stood very still! The people in the audience are dancing though.

> I do think Bob could do quite a good job on
> "Little Red Rooster."

Yes he could. He did "Not Fade Away" some years back, and it was great. Same goes for "Sing Me Back Home".