QuoteDoxa Quotejumpingjackflash5 They are awesome. Steve Jordan now fits much better in the sound. He is lower in the mix, and does not hit the drums that hard. "19th Nervous Breakdown" has been the biggest surprise for me in this tour. Not only that they play it rather regularly, but they play it so well with such an energy. I wish we would get a proper release of it some
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks QuoteChester About 15 years ago my mother-in-law died and we inherited her car. Graeme, who lived in the same town as me, came to my house and bought it for a friend he was helping out. Kind of cool. That is kinda cool! Can still picture him in my garage. Paid $5,000 in cash for a Chevy Impala. It was for a younger girl he was with. I didn't ask.
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About 15 years ago my mother-in-law died and we inherited her car. Graeme, who lived in the same town as me, came to my house and bought it for a friend he was helping out. Kind of cool.
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I'd rather listen to the Dave Matthews Band. OK, maybe not Dave Matthews, but you get the idea.
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Just curious: Does anyone know where the Stones stayed for the Tampa show?
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Quotedaspyknows Quoteslewan Quotewaterrats Here's SSS from the pit perspective. The sound from there is an advantage, because a) you hear more of the monitoring sound for the stage (same as for the band) as against the mixed PA sound way back in the venue b) you can see Mick's reaction immediately after the first of Keith's wrong notes: he's looking back to him while
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Interesting to note that Beast of Burden and Far Away Eyes were also played back-to-back in Tampa in 1994. Thought Chuck kept track of these things?
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Took my wife and daughter last night to show. Great time. Surprised no one's mentioned 19th getting bumped. I was disappointed, especially since SSS was played, a song I actually like, but also one a band like the Stones should never even consider playing live. So many better choices they could pull off. 19th was has sounded so fresh with Jordan.
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QuoteBob C. BV: If you are still in Clearwater, stop at the Siesta Key Oyster Bar. Siesta Key Oyster Bar is an hour-and-a-half away.
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QuoteProfessorWolf why are there so few videos of this show on youtube compared to the others and so distant too getting burls creek 2019 vibes I'm not convinced this show even happened.
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QuoteRocktiludrop QuoteChester These guys - the actual Rolling Stones! - just played a concert last night - which doesn't happen often in the grand scheme of things - and this thread only has six pages? There have been longer discussions about whether or not Mick wears a wig. Just thought there would be more. Was thinking the same thing, perhaps there is less discussion because there
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These guys - the actual Rolling Stones! - just played a concert last night - which doesn't happen often in the grand scheme of things - and this thread only has six pages? There have been longer discussions about whether or not Mick wears a wig. Just thought there would be more.
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QuoteChester He'll be missing from the final bow, sad if this is goodbye to the States. I said the same thing eight days ago, and not one person responded. Someone else says it, and it's a lively discussion. I've always said I was the most insignificant person on social media!
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QuoteBastion No one is‘forcing’ their opinion on anyone. Ironically stated in a manner that is enforcing what opinions people are allowed to have. This
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He'll be missing from the final bow, sad if this is goodbye to the States.
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When you can't get the name of one of the most covered songs in rock history right, your list loses all credibility. "Chuck Berry refashioned the blues into rock’n’roll, influencing countless musicians ahead of him. From coming up with the duckwalk to classics like “Johnny B. Goode” and “Move Over, Beethoven,” he was an early progenitor of rock ‘n roll, one of the Rosetta Stones.
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Quoteryanpow If I'm not mistaken, Foghat interchanged "Sleazy" and "Easy" on Slow Ride, during the outro of the song. This is true. But did Foghat ever interchange "Easy and Cheesy?'' I think not.
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Quoteloog droog Finally, Dionne Warwick. Finally, Chaka Kahn
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"Chaka Khan, Chaka Khan'' - Chaka Khan
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"I saw her from the corner when she turned and doubled back And started walkin' toward a coffee colored Cadillac'' and ... "Moving through the traffic like a mounted cavalier Leaning out the taxi window, trying to make her hear'' - Nadine, Chuck Berry "Is a dream a lie that don't come true, or is it something worse?'' - The River
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Quotesteffialicia QuoteChester Quotesteffialicia QuoteChester I actually live only a few miles from the house. I'll keep a sharp eye on everything. Chester - Where do you live?? I live nearby too! Formerly LWR. Now Palmetto. Good to know there's a Stones fan so near. I'm in Bradenton on 64.
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QuoteMariuana I don't think he's gonna live there anyway. One of the articles say her parents live in that area. So that's a house for her, he might stay there for a while though but I don't see him living there. Her mother owns a home in the same county, according to property records. She probably just wanted to be closer to her.
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Quotesteffialicia QuoteChester I actually live only a few miles from the house. I'll keep a sharp eye on everything. Chester - Where do you live?? I live nearby too! Formerly LWR. Now Palmetto.
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I actually live only a few miles from the house. I'll keep a sharp eye on everything.
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QuoteRonnierocks I only knew a couple of songs in advance from "born to run". I was only 16 and would and see pretty much everything at that venue. When I see Bruce live now, I always think he looks better than when he played Hammersmith Odeon in 1975. He might look better now, but he damn sure doesn't play better now. That Hammersmith recording might be the best live show eve
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QuoteRonnierocks I have seen over 7000 gigs since 1973...most in the London area. Here are 20 acts who I have seen over 20 times each. The Rolling Stones ( first time was four of the six Earls Court shows) AC/DC (seen them with all three different vocalists) Queen (seen them with all three different vocalists) The Sex Pistols ( seen them with both Glen and Sid) The Clash The Damned Prince
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QuotePaddy QuoteChester On January 31, 1959, my parents went on a date to a show at the Duluth (Mn.) Armory, where they saw Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and the Big Bopper. Three days later, of course, they died in a plane crash (the performers, not my parents). Also in attendance at that show was Bob Zimmerman from Hibbing Mn., so inspired, legend has it, that he picked up a guitar and changed
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On January 31, 1959, my parents went on a date to a show at the Duluth (Mn.) Armory, where they saw Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and the Big Bopper. Three days later, of course, they died in a plane crash (the performers, not my parents). Also in attendance at that show was Bob Zimmerman from Hibbing Mn., so inspired, legend has it, that he picked up a guitar and changed his name to Bob Dylan. H
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QuoteKevinM QuoteChester Seen: Elvis (April 29, 1977, Duluth, Mn. when I was in fifth grade.) Stones (1989, 1994, 2005, 2015 with daughter who was in fifth grade) McCartney (2002, 2005 - fell onstage - 2013, 2017) Dylan (1986, 2003) k.d. lang singing Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah during the Opening Ceremony of the 2010 Winter Olympics; easily one of best things I've seen in
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