>And the woman with the question mark on her head? Anybody Seen My Baby? N
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Very nice pictures indeed. Fittingly, Mexican TV just re-aired their paparazzi-footage of KR's/Patti Hansen's wedding on Dec. 18, 1983: (Sorry if this was already posted here before). N
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Thanks a lot! Here's some background info about the programme: N
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None of their sleeve info is right. All songs come from this gig: from www.nzentgraf.de 740714A 14th July: RON WOOD & BAND. London, Kilburn Gaumont State Theatre (Intro /Am I Grooving You/Cancel Everything/If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody/Mystifies Me/Take A Look At The Guy/Act Together/ Shirley /Forever/Sure The One Y
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They rehearsed near New York (New Jersey) in May and with Bill Wyman in last December. A few weeks ago is probably a mix-up of these and the rehearsals for the June 30-gig of Ronnie Wood with Bill Wyman. N
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The source is clearly STU's handwritten diary-page from Roy Carr's book. The tracklist and origins are more like this: from www.nzentgraf.de 620712A 12th July: THE ROLLIN’ STONES. London, Marquee International Jazz Club (without BW & CW) - Kansas City (Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller) - Baby What's Wrong (Willi
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As there are no recordings from the Stones' historic first gig at the Marquee that night, here's the second best authentic thing: Two rare tracks from Charlie Watts' live-session with Alexis Korner's Blues Inc. for BBC's Jazz Club of the same night (which, as we all know, led to the free spot for the Stones at the Marquee...). info taken from nzentgraf.de: 12th July
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So Christopher Sandford tries to rewrite history by repeating that same bloody mistake again, that Mick Avory sat on the drums at the Stones' very first gig. The same Christopher Sandford who had already researched three biographies on the Stones doesn't know better, although there's many sources and interviews with Mick Avory that tell otherwise. This kind of journalism makes me
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>Maybe someone here can post the track/musicians details? from: 740913A 13th September: RON WOOD. LP ‘I’ve Got My Own Album To Do’ (Warner Brothers WB 56 065). Producers: Ron Wood and Gary Kellgren. Sound engineers: Chuch McGee, Mike Bobak, Ron Nevison and Gary Kellgren. A: - I Can Feel The Fire (RW)
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>Yes (Mick J.), everybody is mentioned. Everybody, but George Harrison (for contractual reasons). But there's a hint in Far East Man's far right box. N
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I thought the most interesting info was, when Paul Sexton revealed that abkco is currently working on a deluxe Charlie Is My Darling-DVD. Nico
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>new video in youtube >video: Thanks for posting. =Ain't Got A Home. So I assume from that clip that they swapped the two tracks from the encore (as we can hear Ronnie Wood starting IORR at the end of it). Does anybody know who the female blonde singer with the leopard trousers is? N
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>Here´s the all show Thanks for posting . Charlie can be seen from 37.00 onwards on Fallon. Ben Waters is really missing! Don't know who is sitting in here for him. So it's the A?C&D Of Boogie Woogie now??? The day before Waters was still on stage with them (at 0.40) and his next day's susbtitute temporarily sat in (at 0.42, playing four handed with Axel Zwingenber
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Playlist of the special double-length Slash-episode: Fats Domino - I'm Walking Marvin Gaye - What's Going On James Brown - Lickin' Stick Guns 'n' Roses - Paradise City Velvet Revolver - Slither AC/DC - Down Payment Blues Jeff Beck Group - Rice Pudding Pearl Jam - Even Flow Howlin' Wolf - How Many More Years Ronnie Wood - Fancy Pants (live) Free - All Rig
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RW/Macca's playing list: Elvis Presley - Mystery Train Paul McCartney - Maybe I'm Amazed Eddie Cochran - Twenty Flight Rock Gene Vincent & The Blue Caps - Be-Bop-A-Lula Eddie Taylor - Big Town Playboy Little Richard - Long Tall Sally Chuck Berry - Little Queenie Marvin Gaye - Hitch Hike Arthur Alexander - Anna Beach Boys - God Only Knows The Beatles with Billy Preston -
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There's a new Dick Taylor-interview in the current German issue of Rolling Stone magazine. Dick Taylor recalls that he did bass for both bands on July 12, 1962, but he also recalls that Charlie Watts was on the drum seat of the Rollin' Stones that night. So we shouldn't fully trust his recollections. N
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Dick Taylor claimed in a recent Rolling Stone-interview that he also did the gig with Baldry. Alan Clayson wrote in one of his many biographies that Geoff Bradford was playing guitar that night. N
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Episode 11 is coming! :-) N
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They chose to do more rehearsals in Chicago, September 28 & 29. After the gigs in Philly and Buffalo they probably came to the conclusion that they need a sax-player on this tour. Maybe they used Park West as rehearsal space, although I guess they headed to some more intimate studio instead. This is probably the reason why this Chicago club-gig never happened. Thanks for the links
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Maybe there's a part of MT's gig tonight on Irish TV: Published on Wednesday 6 June 2012 10:05 Ballyshannon is set to feature on a special SKY TV programme tomorrow night, June 7th, with a film crew from ‘Irish TV’ capturing all the music, melodies and madness from the Rory Gallagher International Tribute Festival. The one hour programme ‘Out & About in Ireland’ on SKY
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I Wonder Why: N
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>After the dinner, Wood, who turns 65 next week, took to the stage for an impromptu performance of Mustang Sally in tribute to his new love. N
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He leaves the stage after doing Ooh La La. So it was probably just a guest spot at Cyndi Lauper's gig there rather than a concert of his own?! N
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>Who is that drummer? Did Bernard Purdie play that night? It's Jeff Allen, who plays regularly with Mick. Maybe Pretty Purdie had other commitments? N
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Tomorrow we will see the last of the ten TV-episodes (although there is rumour that there will be a special episode with Paul McCartney in May). I hope Ronnie will be back on the radio with his show afterwards. He recently said that he did about 100 shows by now, 86 were aired, so there's a lot of new ones in the can (like the two telecast shows with Slash and Patti Boyd...). N
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The Willie Nile-inspiration was new to me. Very interesting. I don't know if it has been discussed here before (I tried the search engine to no avail) but about one year before, Jagger got some similar amount of inspiration from Jack Scott's Leroy for Claudine. N
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>still drinking? Diet coke. N
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>and who's that on bass? It's Conrad Korsch, from Rod Stewart's band. N
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>Chuck Berry could sue everyone. But he shouldn't (like he did with The Beatles/John Lennon for lifting some words from You Can't Catch Me for Come Together). Chuck Berry himself nicked much more, e.g. from a 1945 song (Wynonie Harris' Around The Clock) for Reelin' And Rockin'. N
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A press review (with picture of CW) from Feldkirchen, Austria: And 30 photos from the Feldkirchen-gig: N
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