QuoteRisingStone QuoteGazza Quotedjgab and surely also eclipsed by the 71 UK farewell. It could nice to have a complete show with support acts. I think Buddy Guy and Eric Clapton were part of it. Clapton was on tour with Derek & The Dominos in the UK when this tour took place. 22 September 1970, Palais des Sports, Paris, France (Eric flies out to Paris today to see Buddy Guy and Juni
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Quotedjgab and surely also eclipsed by the 71 UK farewell. It could nice to have a complete show with support acts. I think Buddy Guy and Eric Clapton were part of it. Clapton was on tour with Derek & The Dominos in the UK when this tour took place.
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QuoteRank Stranger Latest download/CD release is from Atlanta_1978-10-01. Show opens with THE LAST TIME: I make that something like 103 different songs on these nugs releases that have never otherwise appeared on a 'regular' release
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Bob Dylan - Glasgow 30/10 and Dublin 7/11. Then The Cure on 2/12 and Lucinda Williams on 26/1 in Belfast.
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Quoteillyad1960 I have heard that the Passaic NJ 1978 soundboard was stolen by a fan. Wished he had waited until SFM was complete.... he ripped it out of the tape that was running at the mixing desk mid-way through the last song and scarpered out of the theatre, apparently.
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Quotemikey C Bob's European kicks off Tonight in Oslo, Norway Wonder what's on the Menu? Anyone from Iorr going to any of the shows? M I'll be at the first Glasgow show plus the last gig of the tour in Dublin. Oslo setlist was identical to the final show of the last US leg in Denver.
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I enjoy some of Lanois' work but a Stones record in his style would sound horrific.
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Quoteslewan QuoteGazza QuoteSpud I'm curious as to whether there is a reason for more Canadian dates not routinely being included when they tour in North America ? Most major Canadian cities are geographically located no less conveniently than many of the US dates ...so when touring why not consider the US and Canada as one geographical whole , much as they do with South America ? they
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QuoteSpud I'm curious as to whether there is a reason for more Canadian dates not routinely being included when they tour in North America ? Most major Canadian cities are geographically located no less conveniently than many of the US dates ...so when touring why not consider the US and Canada as one geographical whole , much as they do with South America ? they do, but Canada has a po
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It does presumably include as yet unreleased material. Dylan's back catalogue was sold this year and his publishing for an even bigger amount in 2020. I guess the details vary from artist to artist, however the artist would still be able to have clauses on how the music is used and what gets released. I know that Springsteen has done this to prevent his music being misu
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QuoteProfessorWolf Quotedaspyknows They are having fun and its all about making money while having fun. Where that is who knows at this point. Pure speculation. It is easier to figure where they will NOT play/tour at this point. IMHO they will not tour Russia, China, Africa (sorry S. Africa it aint happening), N. Korea, South East Asia, South Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Cuba and Ca
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Quotebye bye johnny Setlist: they played 'Angie' before YCAGWYW. Was 'Ghost Town' not played between YCAGWYW and HTW as usual
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteMisterDDDD Gone from the band now more than half its existence. Wanted to leave while they were "on top".. Fair to say he miscalculated.. but I could see either side of that debate. In Bill's position or point of view they were on top - the biggest ever in his career. What happened after is moot because he wanted nothing to do with it, as he said in
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Quotecrholmstrom My favorite by them is "By the Way" by far. John's Brian Wilson record. Some amazing music on that one. i wouldnt call myself a huge fan and I've never seen them live, but that is certainly one of my favourite albums of this century by anyone.
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It is indeed David Frost
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QuoteNashvilleBlues Two double albums of all original material within 6 months of each other? How refreshing. It can be done. Proves some of the excuses (marketing, the tour cycle, etc.) other bands make for not releasing more often are b.s. When is the last time a band of their caliber released that much in such a short period? I know The Clash released a double album (London Calling) and a t
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Quoteron091 The Stones, The Who, The Eagles, Elton John, Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Roger Waters, Kiss and any number of others are all "oldies bands" with nothing new to play. Be glad they are still alive because modern music isn't anything to get excited about Bob Dylan's an 'oldies' act with nothing new to play? Is this the same Bob Dylan who's current sho
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Quotebabyblue I wish they would drop Ghost Town and replace it with a older track. And potentially have the entire show on a tour celebrating their 60th anniversary comprising songs from the first third of it? Nah.
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Quotewerther2003 Setlist as I deciphered it: 1. Street Fighting Man 2. 19th Nervous Breakdown 3. Tumbling Dice 4. Bitch 5. Out Of Time 6. Beast Of Burden (vote song) 7. You Can't Always Get What You Want 8. Ghost Town 9. Honky Tonk Women 10. Slipping Away (Keith) 11. Connection (Keith) 12. Miss You 13. Midnight Rambler 14. Paint It Black 15. Start Me Up 16. Gi
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Quote24FPS I've been thinking more about Black and Blue, especially since watching the guy's (sorry I don't know his name) excellent documentaries on the making of it. (Along with other albums). There must be some incredible songs among all those auditions. Wayne Perkins was amazing, but too American looking. But there must be other songs he did. Beck. Mick Ronson, and the list goe
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QuoteGasLightStreet I've said it before and here it goes again: The Stones have enough unfinished leftovers that are extremely interesting (and obviously some that are not at all) that, like The Beatles did with the anthology series, they could release unfinished tracks, especially from the 1972 GHS -1982 U sessions. Why the need to finish them... I dunno. Who wouldn't love an
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Quotemariano Dirty sessions we're great, the outakes are really good ... yeah they're good fun. And most of what's good feature Keith on vocals. I doubt there'd be much demand for a deluxe reissue of the band's most slated album featuring a collection of bonus material where Mick Jagger is largely absent. The Stones dont finish enough original songs to justify expa
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteTaylor1 Voodoo Lounge won the Grammy award for best rock album in1995, whatever that’s worth Not much I'm afraid. I think they're trying to 'make up' for the ills of the past. Where were they for the big 4, Some Girls or Tattoo You? Grammy's as always were a little late to the party. There was no rock category until 1980. The Stones woul
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QuoteHairball No Ghost Town? The one and only new/recent tune has bitten the dust...what a shame.... Probably because they're playing two shows at the same venue. Six setlist changes from last week.
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QuoteBjorn LARS - not too shabby! They do it 10 000 times better than Dylan, these days... as you'd expect considering he hasnt played it for over 3 years!
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That first clip has Rowley Birkin QC written all over it video:
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QuoteThe Worst. (Note: Earl Phillips is a joke, of course. At this point they didn’t have a drummer.) wishful thinking - he was Jimmy Reed's drummer ! (also played with Howlin Wolf, John Lee Hooker and others(
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Quotechild-of-the-moon Article pbubished in the Jazz News magazine on July 11, 1962, one day before their very first gig. The only reason they're citing Mick as the band's founder was because when Blues Inc had a BBC session for 12th July, the Beeb wouldnt pay for three singers, so as he was the only one who didnt also play an instrument he agreed to opt out. As he had been also p
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Quotegeorgemcdonnell314 I think the next show will be postponed as well. That will give 7 days. It is doubtful the doctors will give him the go ahead in 4 days. Most likely there is a protocol they have to follow. Isolation probably = no rehearsals. Even after 7 days, to expect any mere mortal, let alone a 78 year old man, to have the energy to run around a stage for two hours AND sing af
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Come on, its funny stuff and well written. No one would spend money to go around the world and attend multiple shows if they didnt enjoy it despite its flaws. People shouldn't be so precious. I'd far rather read the 'warts and all' reviews than the blind adulation that every show is the best one ever and that everyone is 'on fire'.
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