rooster Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And elvis never did a disco tune....of course not! I must say that Way Down has got a discosound to it...
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Edith Grove Wrote: > Did Elvis ever have any explicit lyrics in his > catalog? Something like this? One night of sin, yeah Is what Im now paying for The things I did and I saw Would make the earth stand still And from Shake Rattle And Roll: Well, you wear low dresses, the sun comes shining through I can't believe my eyes all that mess belongs to you Those lyrics s
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That's quite funny and enjoyable! Loved also 'Elvis sings ACDC'
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I got the blues is a good one indeed! Elvis should have done a bluesalbum (just like Elvis Country) with that song on it!
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which one would he have done? I reckon Shine a light is a good one, Wild Horses and Miss you also. Perhaps none of the 'drugrelated'songs like Brown sugar and Sister Morphine....
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To bad they plugged him in 30 seconds after he was supposed to come in....
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Blue suede shoes by Elvis, better rockin' than Carl Perkins.
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Anyone seen this? (U2 & Keith Richards - When Love Comes To Town, Smile Jamaica Benefit) Although I prefer the version with B.B. Kig live this one is nice too.
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That's funny! I think it's actually one of those 'urban legends'. Found this site where it's mentioned: Also on that page is a story about Ron Wood lost a chance to join the Rolling Stones in 1969 because he missed a phone call.....Anyone heard of that?
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There're some great bootlegs of the Red Devils and Lester Butler. An overview can be found here (menu Music). I've got several of them; especially the The Red Devils at Moulin Blues in Ospel '93 bootleg is great! Saw Lester Butler at one of his last performances in 1998; chilling and terrific..... Just in case you're interested; the Lester Butler Tribute band (with Edd
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Yes, got my tickets for august 21 and augustus 26 today!! Two down, one to go. So ticketmaster got one last chance to s.... it up. Fingers crossed.... Hope that other people get their tickets also soon!
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Warm and sunny with a cool breeze!
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Yes, just bought tickets for Nijmegen! No waiting in line, just logged in around 09.55 (Dutch time) and got tickets round 10.01. I'm gonna smile my way through the weekend!
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Not really terrible bandnames but weird ones: The Kids Who Never Learned To Color Inside the Lines Barbeque Bob and the Spare Ribs Shirley Temple of Doom Goldfish Don't Bounce Congratulations on Your Decision to Become A Pilot The Band Formerly Known As Sausage And there's more on
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Huhm, difficult one! I've would proberly change my mind within one week but for the moment my top 5 goed something like this: 1. Rolling Stones - Welcome to New York 2. Elvis Presley - Opening Night (actually it's from August 3 1969) 3. B.B. King - Live at the Regal 4. Johhny Cash - San Quentin 5. Red Devils - Allright
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Spielberg once said that to ask about the price of a (movie)ticket is the wrong question. The question should be 'is the movie worth the price of the ticket' wich has been - in case of the Stones performances - certainly been so consider the shows the've done to my opinion.
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Not my first but a special one: 13, featuring Lester Butler in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, January 29th 1998. Price: free (birthday present) :-) Got a chance to talk with him also. Very nice guy; to bad he's gone. My first one was - as I recall correctly after all those concerts - U2 with B.B. King in Rotterdam in January 1990. Price: something like 40 gulden (wich is about $50.00)
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You can download it from the Stonesforumsite.
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Is this the same?
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You're absolutly right, almost forget about that one! Three corn patches has to be one of the worst songs ever written by Leiber and Stoller. Still, Promised Land does make up for it. Also worth mentioning is the FTD release Polk Salad Annie wich contains live performances (mostly) from the midnight show on February 15, 1970 and some bonus tracks from other dates.
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One (come to think of it, two) of my favorites has always been the Essential Collection and more specific vol. 4 and 5. A Hundred Years From Now - Essential Vol. 4 contains 18 previously unreleased versions of the recording session in june and september 1970, including a great version of I Didnt' Make It On Playing Guitar and I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water. All together in a brilliant
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Keith Richards appearance in the second Pirates Of The Caribbean sequel descended into chaos after he reportedly got so drunk on the movie set, the film's director had to prop him up. The hellraising Rolling Stones guitarist finally shot his long awaited cameo as Johnny Depp's father in Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End earlier this summer, but he is unlikely to remember the
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Setlist Amsterdam: 1. Jumping Jack Flash 2. It's Only Rock "n Roll 3. Oh, no, not you again 4. Bitch 5. Sway 6. As tears go ny 7. streets of Love 8. Tumbling dice 9. Night Time 10. Slipping Away 11. Before they make me run 12. Miss you 13. Rough Justice 14. Get off of my cloud 15. Honky Tonk Woman 16. sympathy for the devil 17. Start me Up 18. Brown sugar 19. YCAGW
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Gazza Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > F.U.C. the Captain Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Elvis Presley with DJ Fontana and Bill Black > > > > Elvis was never in a trio with DJ and Bill. The > original Sun line up was Elvis and Scotty Moore on > guitars and Bill on bass. DJ Fontana
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Satisfaction (afterwards ;-)
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Elvis yeah! What about the end of Mystery Train where he screams out and almost erupts in nearly laughter. According to good 'ol Sam it was because he thougt he'd screwed up. According to A. Goldman (who?) it was beacause some girls sneaked in and start screaming.....
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Saw Lester Butler years ago perform in a small club with his (then) new band 13 (check out their cd). Brilliant, hard-rocking blues. Spoke to him actually. To bad he died of an OD a couple of months later. There are various cd's available of the famous bluessesion with Mick Jagger and the Red Devils. The ones I've got are pretty good. I got my eyes on you and Blues with a feeling are
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Just thought of something. I'm also a big Elvis-fan and I've got a couple of cd's from the Follow That Dream Elvis Collector's Label; special (re)issues of cd's from Elvis that are generally not part of mainstream RCA/BMG. The content of the cd's varies from outtakes to live-cd's and extended versions of the originel issue's. Most of it is brilliant; lots o
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Gazza Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Really? First I heard of it..I'm surprised because > theyre not really the type who the Stones would > pick to jam with. Maybe there's a reason why...... remember Aragon Ballroom, Chicago in 2003; that awfull duet with Bono on It's Only Rock and Roll. Not something you want to do more often....
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Stones and U2? Remember Aragon Ballroom, Chicago in 2003; that awfull duet on It's Only Rock and Roll
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