I don't know about the concerts I missed, but I can list the ones of any importance that I attended as follows: 1. The Rolling Stones: Moby Gym Arena, Fort Collins Colo, 11-7-1969 -- The Rolling Stones: Denver Coliseum, Denver Colo, 6-16-1972 -- The Rolling Stones: Cotton Bowl, Dallas Texas, 7-6-1975 -- The Rolling Stones: Kennedy Stadium, Philadelphia PA, 9-26-1981 2. Muddy Waters: T
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Although not "modern era", I saw them at the Denver Coliseum in 1972, and they only played for just over 1 hour, as I remember it. One of the shortest shows by any band that I ever saw. However, the show remains the premier concert of my lifetime.
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I just took a look at jerryleelewis.com and saw no mention of this. I take it that on Oct 27th at 8 PM ET you will be able to view a program as advertised in the original post above and it can only be viewed at jerryleelewis.com ? A bit unclear, I daresay.
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"Still Life" is a great live album, and is the only live album in my collection other than "Get Yer Ya Yas Out" and "Brussels Affair". What really makes the album is the inclusion of a little diversity (for a change), with the two covers: "Twenty Flight Rock" and "Going To A Go-Go". Yeah, Yeah...I've heard the statement that &qu
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One of the most memorable concerts of my life time was Johnny Cash: Live at Moby Gym Arena Fort Collins, Colorado Wed, May 13, 1970 Band Line-up: Johnny Cash: Lead Vocals and Acoustic Guitar June Carter Cash: Backing Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, and Autoharp Carl Perkins: Electric Guitar Bob Wootton: Electric Guitar Marshall Grant: Stand-up Bass W. S. Holland: Drums With: Th
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Someone mentioned "Tattoo You". I would rate "Tattoo You" higher than "Some Girls". It really should have been included somewhere, maybe in addition to "Some Girls". On a side note, I looked over the top 50, and I have 30 of those in my collection.
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I have been doing that for years, all the way from the days of cassette tapes up to the days of MP3's. Invariably, "my Stones albums" are usually better than any compilation that you can buy. (in my opinion) My latest one is what I thought were unreleased bootlegs, along with some Voodoo Lounge cuts thrown in, and other miscellaneous stuff, but I am finding out tha
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1. "Stewed and Keefed": instrumental. Note: I just researched this one and it says it was released on the album "Genuine Black Box 1961-1974", which I never heard of. Oh well. 2. So here's another favorite one: "Bob Wills Is Still The King": Live, 2006, at Austin Texas, and written by Waylon Jennings.
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If I were going to buy vinyl albums I would proceed as follows, however I already have all of the following on vinyl: If buying 3 vinyl albums: 1. Let It Bleed 2. Sticky Fingers 3. Exile On Main Street If buying 4 vinyl albums, then add: 4. Beggars Banquet If buying 7 vinyl albums, then add: 5. Some Girls 6. Emotional Rescue 7. Tattoo You If buying 8 vinyl albums, then add:
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Someone said that you would not "own" them, that is, downloads of songs, I take it. Well, the way I download them, I definitely own them, because I do literally NOTHING on a cloud, and anything downloaded would be stored to computers or thumb drives.
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I would be interested in 3 of the 20 songs and will attempt to buy them as single songs: 1. "Scarlet" 2. "All The Rage" 3. "Criss Cross" I already have "Goats Head Soup" on vinyl, CD, and MP3.
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QuoteMisterDDDD QuoteChacho In the Charlie YouTube Interview, above, The statement that he does not like the songs appears at around 2:58 in the dialogue. "But, I don't write the songs" 2:58 My apology; I misunderstood what he said. You are right, He said "write", instead of "like". But I think anyone will agree that Charlie Watts is not the cl
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In the Charlie YouTube Interview, above, The statement that he does not like the songs appears at around 2:58 in the dialogue.
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I just watched a video yesterday of Charlie Watts being interviewed, where he stated that he did not like the songs that had been written for the "new album". If he doesn't like them, I am sure I wouldn't either. Excuse me if this has already been posted, but I do not have time to read 458 pages on the subject.
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Right now? "Darkness On The Edge Of Town" Album by Bruce Springsteen, and according to Bruce himself, this is his masterpiece.
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It is almost universally known fact that Gram Parsons was great, had a big influence on many musicians, including The Rolling Stones, and would have gone on to be one of all time big country music stars. Richards said, "He taught me country, and he taught me piano". The negative derogatory crap about Gram Parsons, is starting to remind me of the likewise negative crap th
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteChacho Aren't there 8 Gram Parsons albums? Solo: 1. "G.P." 2. "Grievous Angel" Byrds: 3. "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" Fallen Angels: 4. "Live 1973" Flying Burrito Brothers: 5. "Burrito Deluxe" 6. "Sleepless Nights" 7. "Gilded Palace of Sin" International Submarine Band: 8.
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Aren't there 8 Gram Parsons albums? Solo: 1. "G.P." 2. "Grievous Angel" Byrds: 3. "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" Fallen Angels: 4. "Live 1973" Flying Burrito Brothers: 5. "Burrito Deluxe" 6. "Sleepless Nights" 7. "Gilded Palace of Sin" International Submarine Band: 8. "Safe at Home"
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Hello StonedAsiaExile, It was Ron Wood in Dallas 1975. My mistake. I have now corrected it and edited my post, above. Thanks for pointing that out. When that many years have passed, sometimes the memory fails.
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Yes: 1. 1969: Fort Collins, Colorado, USA 2. 1972: Denver, Colorado, USA
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I never followed the "Disco sucks" thing, but on the other hand I never listened to Disco in the day either, except maybe The Rolling Stones songs listed above. Now, I realize that Disco was an important genre, but still no regrets now for being a non-listener back then. I do have a self-made "album" of about 40 Disco songs from the day on my mp3 player, and I do listen
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1. 1969: Fort collins, Colorado, USA 2. 1972: Denver, Colorado, USA 3. 1975: Dallas, Texas, USA 4. 1981: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA The only concert tour that I missed, that I regret, was 1978. I lived 60 miles upstate from New York City at the time, and even being a constant listener of WNEW-FM in New York City, I never heard any concert advertised for 1978 in the New York ar
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Don't get a Chinese acoustic guitar. Note that almost all of them are in your price range. Try the "Seagull S6 Original", made by Godin Guitars, in La Patrie, Quebec, Canada. It is simple to find with Google. Read their entire webpage. It is packed with information. It falls into your price range. It has been stated that it is the best guitar you can buy for unde
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I don't specifically remember, but being a big listener of WABC AM in New York City from 1962 to 1969, I am sure it was right after they hit the USA big in the early 60s. As far as when did I start to get into The Stones, I would have to say I started to get into them after seeing them live at Colorado State University, November 7, 1969. And when did I get into them fully; I would have
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Speaking of "Emotional Rescue": In my house, at this point, "Emotional Rescue" gets more play time than "Exile On Main Street". However, that could be because Exile got literally tons of play time from 1972 to 1980. I believe that the ones who do not like "Emotional Rescue" on this forum, and it is widespread from what I can see, simply don't ge
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I don't know about the puzzles, but I always loved the song. "Jig-Saw Puzzle" from Beggars Banquet.
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Just got the mp3 download today from Amazon: "Living In A Ghost Town" It's not bad really.
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Deleted: I overlooked the word "live". I would not be able to come up with anything in the live category.
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They can't get back on the road. We are in the middle of the worst pandemic in 100 years. Yes, they could do a "Tatoo You" type album. In my opinion their song writing days are over with; judging from what they have released since "Steel Wheels". That's why they should stick to a "Tatoo You" type album. Either that, or let "Blue and Lonesome&
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"Still Life" is a great album. I really like it. It's short and concise. "Hampton" is too long. Everybody I knew loved it at the time of it's release. To me it went hand in hand with "Tatoo You". The band was on a roll from 1978 to 1981 with 3 great studio albums in a row, and "Still Life" was a great closure. It was the last thi
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