Parachute Woman. (2) Boston 2002.
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Yes, just checked this out today. Indeed, April Wine opened both shows, and recorded them and put out a live album the same year. But what I want to know is - does the album contain recordings from the March 4th show? Or did they have “recording problems” too?
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"We had enough material for the live album, but we thought this would be fun. And that we'd get a different sound." On the live album? Yes. With this new version with the heavy added reverb? No.
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QuoteProfessorWolf QuoteErik_Snow CS Blues is just like Dylan's Renaldo & Clara from the 1975 tour; extremely boring apart from the concert footage. Both should had been edited with 70%-80%, then it would be a terrific 20 minute watch. right i agree but how much footage did franks shoot that was left out that would make for a more interesting document of the tour i'm thinking l
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50th Anniversary of the 1972 Tour. If not now, when?
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Sounds like the breakdown in You Can’t Always Get What You Want. Live mostly, though a bit of the studio. It’s a common progression.
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QuoteS.T.P A box set of the Philadelphia concerts including the Stevie Wonder performances would be a dream come true! I think the Pittsburgh 72 show smokes any of the Philly ones.
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Things on Netflix and similar services are contracted for certain amounts of time. Looks like their deal probably expired.
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Jagger had a full beard c. 1980.
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1:18 I believe the first line is “I’m a line tootin’” 1:56 first line I believe he references rain. This would make the rest of the verse make sense.
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Expired.
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Roll a fatty and crank your favorite copy of Ya Yas. JR was a legend. Knew him since the early 90s. At times it was a weekly Friday afternoon phone call, when he’d have started into the Guinness and would be chain smoking, playing his latest find or acquisition over the phone to me via his beloved Klipsches. Later he’d be sharing details about a “sweet” Gretsch guitar, or his intense harmonica
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Many are thinking this footage is from the Dallas rehearsals midway through the 72 tour. Believe the first time this was seen was in the recent Apple TV documentary series on the year 1971.
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Here is the comprehensive local Worcester article on the 40th anniversary of the Sir Morgan's Cove show. No subscription needed.
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Apologies to anyone having trouble reading this. I am not a subscriber and was able to access it earlier. A work around may be googling the title of the article. This is quite a comprehensive article on this monumental show. I lived very close, in neighboring Shrewsbury, and was 14 years old when I heard the ticket/show announcement on the radio in the morning waking up for school. St
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And there’s a tape casually referred to… But still no complete/confirmed set list.
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QuoteHopeYouGuessMyName If they play, people will come. They will surely come. Even the dead men will come.
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Yes. the Montauk tape. I’m in the Boston area and received that tape in a trade in the late 90s. I believe it was titled “Andy Warhol Party.” Subsequently learned it was Montauk rehearsals
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Doesn’t make sense. The three “unreleased” titles in the same ad with 6 released titles. If the released ones were alternate versions of them, that would equal the 9 bonus tracks. But that other info (From?) says only one alternate. Weird.
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And this version is substantially better than the meandering mess it was on opening night in Fenway.
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QuoteSighunt I know that the majority of folks who listen to Jamming with Edward gravitate towards the uptempo jams like Blow With Ry (which is awesome), but Jagger's rendition of It Hurts Me Too, in IMHO, is the standout cut (and probably the only reason) that I come back and listen to this LP. Although it's a little loose (like the rest of the tunes on it), I think Jagger delivers a g
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I don’t think this was created as an advertisement for a future product/release. I think this is a promotion for the Mercury group/studio’s collection for prospective industry clients - people who would use these as clips etc. in other productions.
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QuoteSonofHarlemShuffler Christina Aguilera is great on Live With Me. Totally agree. For once the guest actually knew the song and rehearsed it. And she nails it.
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QuoteStonedRambler QuoteIGTBA I disagree. They postponed AC because the following Beacon movie shoots were more important to them. Yes, Mick's voice was fragile then, but I believe it was a business decision to postpone AC to ensure Mick could do the scheduled movie shoots. Mick has performed several times with voice issues, including the second Desert Trip and Vegas afterward (when he ha
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QuoteSonofHarlemShuffler Glad you like it too, georgie48. Even by Stones standards the lyrics are pretty impenetrable. Has anyone here been able to hear wha Mick’s singing? You can’t decipher them because they aren’t lyrics. Maybe you hear him say “telephone” or another word here or there, but these are just fillers. He’s got the melody and the phrasing but often doesn’t do the lyrics - beyon
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Quoteautomaticchanger If you can remember the name of the online archive you're referring to in your last post, I'd appreciate it - curious to check out the clips you mention. It was the BBC archive, and is now called the Getty Images archive. I checked my post history and it was back in January of 2016 that I mentioned it. I logged in last night, after changing my password e
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Quoteyearsinthemaking There's just not much out there from 1970-73. Robert Frank may have made some more live video but it seems fairly crappy. As for Robert Frank original footage, anything out there would be 16 or 8mm, and incomplete. I have seen some Frank outtakes which included b/w footage from Washington, D.C. - the camera, onstage, does a full-circle pan around the stadium and you c
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Quoteyearsinthemaking Interesting to add to the discussion I believe this is @#$%& Blues footage with dubbed in audio of All Down The Line
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QuoteTaylor1 But at the end of the show there is a clip of them playing All Down the Line, not just the aforementioned songs.It was shown at the end of the original show , and has Monkey Man music overdubbed it .But its All Down the Line because Taylor is playing slide and Jagger is dancing frantically so its not Love in Vain.So why would they film Brown Sugar, then nothing else before jumping to
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Been listening to this great project again. Fabulous job. To think this entire show must have been filmed and recorded and is still in the vault! Would love to SEE that crazy version of Tangled Up In Blue as well as hear the SB. Maybe someday. J
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