Quotestickyfingers101 Quotedaspyknows QuoteBig Al Captain Corella: businesses have to survive and people need to go about their daily lives. The nation is sick of Covid-19 and, quite frankly, ludicrous 'tier systems' I'm all for social-distancing and wearing a facial-covering, but that should be it. We need to live. Those who are petrified are welcome to stay in their bunker until
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QuoteKevinM QuoteStoney1962 Found this... YT Chuck Berry (with Keith Richards) 1986-06-06 Chicago Blues Fest. Grant Park, Chicago. -The band: Chuck Berry, guitar, vocals Matt Guitar Murphy, guitar Thomas Palmer, bass K.C., drums Lafayette Leake, piano Ingrid Berry, vocals with special guest Keith Richards on guitar on tracks 11, 12, 13, 14. -Setlist: 01. Intro 02. Roll Over Be
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That's just the estimate. Dylan has a really deep bench of music that's been covered extensively and used in content for as long as I can remember. He owned his publishing so he knew exactly how much revenue it was generating from one year to the next. I've only met him once and don't know any of his family so I have know idea if any of them were involved in the operations
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When can my father's estate expect a portion of the receipts for this product? Would the Rolling Stones not expect compensation of their Madison Square Garden show. How is this fair to my 93 year old mother? Not much to say if the DVD is being given away free of charge. Seeing a DVD case leads me to believe somebody is selling this concert. Seems idiotic since that entire show was bootleg
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Quoteangee Love it, the music, and the animation! Fantoons went above and beyond!
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QuoteManofwealthandtaste Love that video, many thanks CBII.......we will all be needing some extra Christmas cheer this year! It's been the wildest year in my adult life.
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QuoteGasLightStreet Considering how screwed up 2020 has been I vote that this gets a sticky through December 25th! I'll second that!
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QuoteStoneage Thanks for the answer, CBII. Sorry to hear about the bad deal your dad did on the three Cadillacs. $500 isn't even scrap value. Good to hear some of them came in better hands though. We could not have asked for a better place for the Red Eldorado. One of dads Gibson ES-350T's and some other stuff is at the Smithsonian as well. It took them a couple of years to come to an
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QuoteCaptainCorella QuoteCBII My mom authorized a music video be made and Fantoons knocked it out of the park! Starting with a great song by my dad, Fantunes wrapped an excellent animated cartoon around the music. Little kids will love it and the grown ups will get a toe taper as they decorate the tree. We are very pleased and hope everyone likes it. Run Rudolph Run on YouTube Thanks for
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Thunderball + Tom Jones = Hell yes I will be buying it!
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I must admit, the boys did a great cover.
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The 1973 Red Eldorado is on permanent display at the Smithsonian in Washington DC. The 3 Cadillacs in the garage werent sold for $50,000 each, the 1975 and 1977 were traded in for $500 each! I nearly vomited when dad traded the 1977 for that. I begged him to auction it off and actually get something close to what he said in Hail! Hail! It popped up on ebay several times and the last time it appea
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Its addictive that's for certain!
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QuoteChris Fountain Excellent!! this is somewhat Ironic - I was listening to "Brown Eyed Handsome Man" by your Dad and Robert Cray when you posted. They really nailed that song! Great minds think alike! If mom gives the green light we may get a few more made. "Brown Eyed Handsome Man" would be a great one. It would be really interesting to visualize being "arrest
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QuoteDaveG Very enjoyable. Many thanks! I also just realized that my wife’s birthday is tomorrow, sharing her birthday with your dad. Happy birthday to your wife! Glad you liked it.
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My mom authorized a music video be made and Fantoons knocked it out of the park! Starting with a great song by my dad, Fantunes wrapped an excellent animated cartoon around the music. Little kids will love it and the grown ups will get a toe taper as they decorate the tree. We are very pleased and hope everyone likes it. Run Rudolph Run on YouTube
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Loved this band. Everything has it's place and the music they created certainly became part of my collection. Trippy, spaced out vibe that lasted a very long time...
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Oh Hell yes! He paid excellent tribute to all the Rolling Stones numbers he covered but Stray Cat Blues on the Saints and Sinners LP is truly incredible.
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QuoteWelshEdge1 Little Richard, Founding Father of Rock Who Broke Musical Barriers, Dead at 87 (RollingStone.com) Pianist-singer behind “Tutti Frutti,” “Good Golly Miss Molly” and “Long Tall Sally” set the template that a generation of musicians would follow. Very sad day in Saint Louis. I could tell my mother was holding back tears when I called and told her this morning. A Flamboyan
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QuoteTaylor1 New York is not as safe as it was.Ilive in a suburb 15 miles north of Manhattan and due to a new criminal justice bill which requires no bail for most criminals the crime rate this year has gone up almost25percent..There are also a lot more homeless living on the streets.You will be still pretty safe from crime in Manhattan if you are out in areas where there are crowds .If you are w
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I had not seen Taylor Hackford in years. Had a great discussion before the panel. Brought back some really great memories.
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QuoteSomeTorontoGirl QuoteElmo Lewis Looking good there, CBII Was just going to say... nice to see his smiling face. I never did hear whether he made it to any of Ronnie’s London gigs... he mentioned that he was interested. (Brown-Eyed Handsome Man airing on PBS Buffalo / Toronto on Sunday March 1 @ 10:30.) No as usual I found out Ronnie's show too late! What sucks even more is I'
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A row between to very wealthy and famous men? Unless it leads to gun play its of no consequence and drug fueled feuds don't count (even if one of them have sobered up). Now if one pops the other one in the eye and they go on to make one of the best documentaries of the 20th century all is forgiven and forgot by default. We still have the Christmas Cards to prove it.
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QuoteRocky Dijon QuoteCBII Still drives us crazy Marks has the publishing to this number. The name "Rudolph" is all it took! CBII, Marvin Brodie was the name of an A&R guy at United Artists and later Cameo-Parkway in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Did he actually have anything to do with writing the song? Just curious because the original 45 lists your Dad and M. Brodie as song
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QuoteDeltics From Zentgraf: 781212A 12th December 1978: KEITH RICHARDS. 7" single (Rolling Stones Records RS 19311, -US). Producer: KR. A: Run Rudolph Run (Marvin Brodie/Johnny Marks) B: The Harder They Come (Jimmy Cliff) Line-up side A: KR (gtr, voc, bass)/STU (p)/Mike Driscoll (dr)
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Some of the years did not seem correct but a very cool collection regardless. Some of them were at the MET in New York and are now on exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame.
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QuoteCaptainCorella Quotejlowe Will be interesting to see how the movie deals with Berry's many brushes with the law. And his obsession with money (apparantly his Estate was valued at 50 million). It was indeed the 2018 'official' movie of Chuck's life - much participation from the family. His brushes with the Law (perhaps more accurately with Jim Crow) were dealt with (
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks Quotenick QuoteTheGreek Quotewindmelody Was he playing behind the curtains? He played a lot during the ABB Tour when Keith Richards was semi-conscious, he stood in the backround, but I would not call it behind the curtains. OFFENSIVE to state Keith was semi conscious Semi conscious was exactly what Keith himself said in describing what the anti seizur
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QuotePhil Good QuoteSpud Some players are also gear heads and/or guitar collectors ... but for others the guitar is just a tool of the trade. Think Chuck Berry. He made that really clear back then in the movie "Hail Hail RnR" Tools ... Yeah, what my father said in Hail! Hail! Rock and Roll about guitar was a bit tongue in cheek. He did have quite a few over the years but the
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QuoteHairball Lol...just watched that Bill Bur clip after I posted...might have seen it before though as he also mentions the look on Chuck's face. Just watched the clip with Bill Bur's commentary. From this day forward I will never be able to watch it without thinking of his "thoughts" about the look on my dad's face.
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