Hi everyone. Forgive me if this has been asked before, are the Lucky Dip Tickets allocated on a first come first served basis, i.e., the better spots go to people who cue erarly or is the particular place where a certain holder of a LD will get placed already fixed before he goes to collect them? Thank you!
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Quotehockenheim95 Quotetherollingmanu Hi everyone. Forgive me if this has been asked before, are the Lucky Dip Tickets allocated on a first come first served basis, i.e., the better spots go to people who cue erarly or is the particular place where a certain holder of a LD will get placed already fixed before he goes to collect them? Thank you! we discussed this here on the last two pages
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Hi everyone. Forgive me if this has been asked before, are the Lucky Dip Tickets allocated on a first come first served basis, i.e., the better spots go to people who cue erarly or is the particular place where a certain holder of a LD will get placed already fixed before he goes to collect them? Thank you!
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Quoteopen-g c'mon, please someone tell me that they were the worst "act" ever, to open for the Stones. u haven't seen The Answer...!
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Thank you! The band didn't sound like the Stones to me anyhow.
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I had heard the 1968 outtake and the 1995 live performance before but stumbled across this on YouTube the other day saying "Still a Fool (2005 Version)". The voice is Mick so it's obviously not the Keith/Hubert Sumlin version. I know YouTube video descriptions can be very inaccurate. Anybody know where this recording is from? Bigger Bang sessions/rehearsals?
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QuoteStoneage Are those watches aimed at the market segment: Idiots with alot of money on their hands? as are stones concert tickets.
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QuoteMister_D Quotetherollingmanu QuoteStonesTod QuoteNICOS "We Love You" (Not yet) but it would be the most"obscure" for me....................... i believe the stones, after their much-deserved break following this grueling tour, will embark on the first of several Obscurity Tours. Some songs will be so obscure, that even they won't know what they're playing. Tic
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QuoteStonesTod QuoteNICOS "We Love You" (Not yet) but it would be the most"obscure" for me....................... i believe the stones, after their much-deserved break following this grueling tour, will embark on the first of several Obscurity Tours. Some songs will be so obscure, that even they won't know what they're playing. Ticket prices will be adjusted accord
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QuoteErik_Snow Quotetherollingmanu QuoteErik_Snow Quotetherollingmanu played it in oakland 78, it's on the handsome girls boot. No. Hound Dog was played in Memphis and Lexington 1978. Not in Oakland only could find this on utube: quite sure it's from 78, although just checked the oakland setlist and it isn't mentioned there indeed. timeisonourside also doesn't mention
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Quoterollingon Quoterumple21 A one-off performance of 'Sweet Black Angel' at Fort Worth on 24th June 1972 Mind you I suppose that's not an obscure song just a rare performance. Is there a recording of this performance available? It's a beautiful song, why only one performance?
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Quotestonesstein I always thought that Don't Look Back from 1978 was not the band but Jagger with Peter Tosh's band who opened for them. yep, my bad.
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update: found this on nzentgraf: "19th June: PETER TOSH. New York City, New York, Palladium, incl. - Don’t Look Back (William Robinson/Ronald White) Line-up: MJ (voc)/Peter Tosh (gtr, voc)/RobbieShakespeare(bass)/Sly Dunbar (dr)/Mikey Chung (gtr)/Robert Lyn (keyb)" proably from that gig then?
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QuoteErik_Snow Quotetherollingmanu played it in oakland 78, it's on the handsome girls boot. No. Hound Dog was played in Memphis and Lexington 1978. Not in Oakland only could find this on utube: quite sure it's from 78, although just checked the oakland setlist and it isn't mentioned there indeed. timeisonourside also doesn't mention it played in 78. bit confused now.
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played it in oakland 78, it's on the handsome girls boot.
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QuoteStonesTod Quotestonesstein Of course, one of the one-off covers over the years like Bob Wills is Still King Learning the Game Sun Is Shining Sure the One You Need I'm Yours, She's Mine Wichita Lineman Don't Look Back Hound Dog Stop Breaking Down 6 Days on the Road Who Do You Love? Boogie Chillen who do you love and sure the one you need are two-off covers...
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QuoteRawIguanaCologne Bob Wills... and teh bit of Wichita Lineman...2006 I believe... and don't forget keith singing loch lomond in glasgow 03
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteshattered Was Heartbreaker ever done? 73, 75, 94, 95, 2005, 2006 and 2007 if memory serves. 03 in europe as well several times, it's on the four flicks dvd.
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Quote71Tele Loving Cup at Hyde Park, years before its release. Did they ever do She's A Rainbow? buenos aires, b2b tour, yes.
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Quotewith sssoul Quotegotdablouse ... was very surprised to see "Indian Girl" listed here for "Niedersachsenstadion, Hanover, Germany" on May 23rd, 1990 ?! This was just discussed recently on some other thread - it was Factory Girl, not Indian Girl. Someone should correct that wikipedia page.
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Quotegotdablouse Well it's not that "obscure" since it was used in the soundtrack of a Robert Altman (dud) movie, right ? I was flipping through the setlist.fm stats and was very surprised to see "Indian Girl" listed here for "Niedersachsenstadion, Hanover, Germany" on May 23rd, 1990 ?! Is that someone's idea of a joke? Apparently not - now WTF is that
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QuoteStonesTod Quotetherollingmanu QuoteStonesTod Quotetherollingmanu down home girl hyde park 69? is there an audio available (of that particular song at that particular concert)? there is really? great, can't remember it. had the hyde park yrs ago but somehow lost it. it's only song of the gig that is only available via audience recording, however... shame, but would still lov
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QuoteStonesTod Quotetherollingmanu down home girl hyde park 69? is there an audio available (of that particular song at that particular concert)? there is really? great, can't remember it. had the hyde park yrs ago but somehow lost it.
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down home girl hyde park 69? is there an audio available (of that particular song at that particular concert)?
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she smiled sweetly comes to mind
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QuoteMathijs QuoteThrylan My first love too.....This is funny, I had trouble with this one, but, tune a 6 string to open G, but leave the low E as is. Hit the open G, then walk up (E,G) on the 6th string. No idea how it was recorded,(Mathis question), but this is plausible, and allows having two guitars, one in G, one standard, to hit all the licks. You need the open E, A, and D strings in
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QuoteTDive25 first song I ever learned to play, actually. In standard tuning.. good song to start out with for someone who picks up a guitar and wants to play R&R.
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I'm not sure but I think so, as you can clearly hear the first chord - G - with a pull off the the bare E string in that. I think. So yes
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Judging by footage from the Bigger Bang tour it looks as though Keith played it in standard tuning, did he play it in open G in 81/82!? Looks like t it from the footage available on youtube, especially as he plays it on the same Tele used for Tumbling Dice on severals tours. his finger positions indicate this as well. Cheers Austin 2006 Hampton 1981
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