Thanks for all the great music.
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The Association. January 1970. Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA. Great show. Never My Love, Cherish, Along Comes Mary, Windy, etc.
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To all my fellow Stones Fans, here's wishing you a fantastic Holiday! Here is a Christmas memory from 1966. Cheers!
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My band, the Amazing Mongooses, last Sunday night at Jerry Day Atlanta. Entire show! Cheers!
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One more. Our version of "Bus Stop" by the Hollies. Enjoy!
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Thanks, Mops!
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My band, the Amazing Mongooses, here in Atlanta a couple of months ago. It's a mixture of stuff we play in one five minute clip. Zeppelin, CSNY, Roy Orbison, Gin Blossoms, Hendrix, and more. Feedback welcome! Cheers.....
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It is now the 12 year anniversary of Buffalo Springfield performing at the Bonnaroo Festival, in 2011. Absolutely one of the best concert experiences of my life, and, maybe, the last time this lineup will play live? Check it out:
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At the age of 68, I feel very fortunate to have seen the artists I have most wanted to see. As to regrets, to quote the song, "I've had a few, but then again, too few to mention." I never saw the Beatles, but I have seen Paul three times, George once, and Ringo once. I never saw Led Zeppelin, but I've seen Robert Plant three times and John Paul Jones once. (Keep hopi
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I was at the 78 Greensboro show, which was my second Stones concert (the first being in 75). At the time, I didn't think it was anywhere near the quality show as the one in 75, but subsequent listens to the bootleg from this concert have made me rethink the comparison. Lots of energy, Keith was in fine form, and I enjoyed the '"mostly SG songs" set list. Also, I thi
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The Association, January 1970, Virginia Tech Colisuem, Blacksburg, VA Cherish....Never My Love.....Windy......Along Comes Mary......great show!
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Yeah, at the ripe old age of 67 (68 in March), retired, etc., I think I'm almost done with major concert tours. Eleven Rolling Stones shows from 1975 - 2021 were all fantastic, but I have to ask myself if paying $300 for a chance to hear "Miss You" again is realistic any more. I get to thinking about folks I have not seen, the proverbial "Bucket List" concerts. I
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1975 - First Stones show, so the entire set! 1978 - Faraway Eyes, Love in Vain 1989 (2 shows) - Paint It Black, 2000 Years from Home, Ruby Tuesday 1994 (2 shows) - Not Fade Away, Rocks Off, It's All Over Now 1997 - Out of Control, Saint of Me, The Last Time 2005 - Mr. Pitiful, Live With Me 2006 - Night Time is the Right Time, Sway 2015 - Can't You Hear M
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What a fabulous actor.
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WELCOME TO ATLANTA! It's been my hometown for the past 40 years, and it's a great mixture of big city and small town wrapped into one. Here are some inside tips that might help first timers: FOOD (at the show) Mercedes Benz Stadium is amazing, and has probably the best Concessions of any arena I've visited. Go to Concourse 100 for an amazing selection of most anything
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Quotefrtylicks Great news Mongoose! I believe my wife and I met you in Atlanta during the Zip Code Tour. Hope so see you this time and this will be my 12 year old daughters 3rd time seeing them! Look forward to seeing everybody and Go Braves! World Series Champs! Yep! At Georgia Tech, at was I was convinced was my 10th and final Stones show! And, here we are again! I feel so blessed to get m
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Quotenellcote'71 Great stuff Mongoose. I believe your first show was Greensboro '75 which i saw too. Just took my youngest son to the Charlotte show a few weeks ago - enjoy! Howdy Nellcote! Yep, Greensboro, and, at the time, I was thinking "Glad I'm seeing them now before they get too old to tour." Yeah....right! How was Charlotte?
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Good morning, Stones fans, from sunny Atlanta! For those of you visiting for the first time, I hope you enjoy your stay here in the home of the 2021 World Series Champion Atlanta Braves! After seeing the band ten times from Tour of the America's 75 to the Zip Code tour, I figured I was done. Yesterday the phone rang, and it was my youngest son with happy news. His next door neighbo
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LOVE the Deep in the Heart of Texas album, a 70s classic! RIP
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David Byrne's American Utopia, on Broadway, NYC, this Saturday. Very psyched!!
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Die hard Stones fan since 1964, and it gets down to this: They have every right to do what they want to do at this point. However, I really cannot see Mick and ten session musicians going out in the future and billing themselves as the Rolling Stones. I have seen them ten times since 1975, and I'm thankful for every single song I got to hear live. I'm going to pay attention to
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Quote2000 LYFH Metamorphosis their 4th album from 1970 is highly recommended. Guitarist Erik Brann left and Mike Pinera and Larry "El Rhino" Reinhardt joined the band - great album... One of the first few concerts I ever attended, in 1970, was Iron Butterfly, just as they had made this personnel change, right before the release of the Metamorphosis lp (a very overlooked great al
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Bonnaroo just got cancelled, but more for the weather than Covid.
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Pretty tight, give it a listen!
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Love you, Charlie. Thanks for everything. R.I.P.
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Quotebv There are some really strange comments here. I am surprised that I haven't seen any comments about the 4th screen yet. You are so right, bv. You'd think the Stones have just announced they are doing nothing but songs by Bobby Goldsboro from now on. Relax, folks!
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As a die hard Stones fan since I first heard “It’s All Over Now” on a car radio in 1964, a semi-retired professional drummer, and a veteran of ten Stones concerts, I have a few observations. First, of course, GET WELL SOON, Charlie! We’re all pulling for you, and we have no doubt we’ll see you again, even if it is for a few select shows here and there. We all knew this day was coming. No
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