YES YES YES! LA #2 destroys LA #1!!!!!!!!
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Quoteartedm will use your ticket if your not going email me: 1570mass@gmail.com thanks Quotefloodonthepage Black Pumas announced to be opening this show, FYI for anyone going. Damn, I love them...but we've decided to eat our tickets for this one. That is thoughtful of you, artedm. I can certainly message
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Black Pumas announced to be opening this show, FYI for anyone going. Damn, I love them...but we've decided to eat our tickets for this one.
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Interesting that Guitar Player is picking up on this now, as Mayall made his announcement about this in September. And yeah I agree, more of a semi-retirement. Although I guess staying in California isn't touring, per se, but rather playing local shows. 87, wow! I met him in 1996 after a show. He signed my CD Sleeve for Disc 1 of Clapton's "Crossroads" Box Set, which featur
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It looks like the building is a tongue suppressor!
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I just now finally read the Sam Cutler article on Charlie that was posted a couple pages back. I guess I'm processing through things rather slowly. What a great tribute. I really wish I could have met Charlie to thank him in person. I work with a guy who did much of the video work on the Licks tour, and as such he spent a year and a half on the road with Charlie. He has told me some fu
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Quotetreaclefingers B2B was of it's time...maybe a bit behind. A handful of good songs on a forgettable album. The neutered lion on the cover is completely ironic.
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Quote24FPS It's dated. Voodoo Lounge is a retread for the most part, harkening back to past glory. Bridges had some hope, but it hasn't aged well. Every studio album after Steel Wheels (excluding Blue & Lonesome) sounds like a weaker version of what went before. A handful of good singles since '94, and that's about it. Agreed entirely. Blue and Lonesome is terrific, b
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Hopefully it's no one I care about for Minneapolis, which would give me more time to get into town.
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Some other collaborations between Chris and Mick are on the album 'Chris Jagger's Atcha' (1994)....I think Mick is on two tracks. Also, the 'Knights of the Blues Table' compilation album (1997), I think they are on one song together.
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Thanks BV! Looking forward to Mpls. In recent years I've tried not to look at setlists leading up to the shows I see, but I don't think I'll be able to avoid looking at St. Louis reviews. Keep on rollin'....
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QuoteDGA35 I wish ticketmaster would still print regular tickets, even the ability to print out the ticket like in recent years. All my tickets over the years I've scanned and saved to a couple hard drives. Not sure what they do for people with no phones. When I bought the Killers and Elton tickets, there was no option for getting the tickets any other way. TM still prints regular ticke
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Maybe there's a better thread for this, but in the last week I've seen two shows in which the artist "teased" a Stones song going into one of their own. Last Thursday, Sheryl Crow (in her opening set for Chris Stapleton) teased "Heartbreaker" before going into "There Goes The Neighborhood", and then last night at the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago,
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QuoteHairball Sounds like dozens of other generic latter day rock bands...rehashing the past...not too bad though, and better than some others. My thought as well. As soon as I heard it I thought this is one of those bands that actually sounds like an opener. Good enough to sit through if you're there, but a band that also allows you to get to the show a little later if need be.
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Is it time? On August 24th, my first feeling was.....yes. As I worked through thoughts and feelings, I came to finally realize that it isn't about me or what Keith said years ago. It's about them now and how they feel and whatever was said between the four of them before Charlie passed. I know that the show I see this fall (if the dates don't get further postponed or outri
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I was ready to go ahead with this tour, under the understanding that it was temporary. Now that it isn't, it changes things for me. I don't know what I'll do. Things are raw right now. I really wish I knew what Charlie's true wishes were....and not some PR machine wish. Maybe it wasn't PR but really was Charlie's wish for this tour to go on. I imagine at some
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The only Super Deluxe that I've bought so far is Sticky Fingers, largely for the Leeds show. I think I'll spring for the Tattoo You Super Deluxe as well, largely for Wembley show and having an official show with "Chantilly Lace". Exile didn't offer much in its Super Deluxe ("Stones in Exile" DVD which I already had and a snippet of *ocksucker Blues which I a
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QuoteTravelinMan I can’t believe they mixed out the iconic siren guitar to start the song! When it comes in later there’s no context! Exactly. That was my first thought, that I miss that guitar in the beginning.
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Paul Westerberg in Mpls.
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Maybe Come to the Ball is a re-titled (new lyrics) "Gangster's Moll". I'd be all for that.
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QuoteHairball Quotefloodonthepage QuoteHairball Quotepowerage78 What about the final bow ? Mick, Keith and Ronnie ? Steve after ? It's certainly going to be weird............ I think Steve will take part in the big bow that always preceeds the core band bow, which for this tour (I hope) is just Mick, Keith and Ronnie. I hope so also, but still...it's going to be very weird witho
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QuoteHairball Quotepowerage78 What about the final bow ? Mick, Keith and Ronnie ? Steve after ? It's certainly going to be weird............ I think Steve will take part in the big bow that always preceeds the core band bow, which for this tour (I hope) is just Mick, Keith and Ronnie.
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Quotesteffialicia Quotefloodonthepage Quotebv The Rolling Stones were a band of six - 6 - members including Ian Stewart. With Brian Jones out in 1969 they were down to four out of six. Then Bill left 1993, so then they are technically just 50% of the original lineup. They are not getting any younger year by year. Postponing another year would probably mean the shows in USA this year would hav
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Quotebv The Rolling Stones were a band of six - 6 - members including Ian Stewart. With Brian Jones out in 1969 they were down to four out of six. Then Bill left 1993, so then they are technically just 50% of the original lineup. They are not getting any younger year by year. Postponing another year would probably mean the shows in USA this year would have been lost. It isn't like they c
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QuoteFernandobsas Sad new her duet with John Prine was and is beautiful Bye Fernando Yes indeed. Amen.
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Updated from April 2021 - The Jayhawks - Today (free) Minneapolis Leon Bridges - September 3, 2021 (Summerfest) Milwaukee Chris Stapleton - September 9, 2021 (Summerfest) Milwaukee Erykah Badu, Thundercat, Cat Power - September 12, 2021 (Pitchfork) Chicago Black Pumas - September 18, 2021 (Summerfest) Milwaukee Rolling Stones - October 24, 2021 Minneapolis Jason Isbell - December 2, 202
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Quotedennycranium The band doesn't owe us ANYTHING. If Charlie, at 80 years old, wants to sit out a few shows? Please, Charlie, take care of yourself. Steve Jordan is a great drummer. He has a shorthand with Keith as well. SJ reveres the band, the songs and the opportunity. The Rolling Stones get to decide what to call the band. We, as concert goers get to decide whether or not we want to s
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QuoteTaylor1 Keith said recently in one of those ask Keith sessions that Bill was the best rock n roll bassist. Which Keith is telling the truth? I’d say this one is.Keith said they didn’t pick Wayne Perkins because they were an English band.Now they have black bass player and drummer You don't think there are any black English people? Your point is made by saying they have an American bas
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotespoonful2 Quotefloodonthepage A couple things seem clear to me... 1. Charlie wants this, according to the RS article. It sounds like HE asked Steve to do this, which makes a different for me. 2. The fact that theses shows are going forward doesn't (for me) mean that Keith or anyone else still doesn't feel the "No Charlie, No Stones" phrase. I
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Quotebye bye johnny Quotefloodonthepage The RS article indicated Charlie asked Steve. "I asked my great friend Steve....." something like that. Prior to the official statement from the band - including Charlie's comments - all articles quoted The Sun. OK...the Sun. And I'm sure plenty of other places. I just read it in RS.
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