Saw them with New Order at Red Rocks in Colorado. Played a nice cover of PAINT IT BLACK.
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ohcarol Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was hard to tell who was playing what...the > arena sound was so bad in those days... OhCarol- It sounded ok to me. I believe Kemper is around 19,000 capacity but some might consider it nearly obsolete today. I've read they're planning a new one so I'm sure the Stones will be back. Right now,
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Thank you kindly! Why was he in-and-out so fast?
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...on saxophone at Boulder in 1981? I don't remember him much. :-) Was he there?
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I'm very interested at the moment to find out as much accurate information as I can about the Stones' 1964 performance at the Music Hall in Omaha. And what better place to ask than all you experts here at IORR? Thanks for any responses or leads to book excerpts, magazines etc., anything. This day remains infamous in Stones history and is most likely laden with all sorts kinds of rumo
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Gazza Wrote: -------------------------------------------------------- Play golf too, although havent done it so much this year -------------------------------------------------------- I am so jealous. Here in the States we dream of places like County Down, Portrush, Portstewart, and Castlerock. I hear it doesn't get any better than that for links golf.
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A list of songs that remained in the number one spot for ten or more weeks: The Laughing Song by George Johnson 1891 - 10 weeks in the #1 spot After the Ball by George Gaskin 1893 - 10 weeks The Band Played On by Dan Quin 1895 - 10 weeks My Old Newhampshire Home by George Gaskin 1898 - 10 weeks Arkansaw Traveler by Len Spencer 1902 - 11 weeks Sweet Adeline by the Haydn Quartet 1904 - 10 w
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BornOnTheBayou Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- My number one vote: Kansas City... yet where are they ??? ------------------------------------------------------- OMAHA finally. First time since '66 and at the brand new Qwest Center.
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I got one about a week ago here in the States. My favorite part was Ronnie with his guitar collection and Charlie talking about how his drum kit doesn't make sense. :-)
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It's not really close. Probably 40-45 miles northwest of Denver.
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Anyone heard a new source from Toronto '72? I've seen it ciruculating and just wondered if it's an upgrade. They called it 'press box matinee' or something like that.
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Lincoln, Nebraska. We're 50 miles from Omaha and very ready for Jan. 29th . Lincoln was originally called Lancaster but it's name was changed in honor of the great president Abraham Lincoln following his assasination in 1865.
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We saw her a couple times during the 70's. What a tremendous voice! There are a few good boots in circulation too. Also a King Biscuit recording (EX+).
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I ran into Glen Campbell once at a golf course in Nebraska. He came out to play and after dinner got out his guitar. Actually I caught him earlier in the bathroom doing voice exercises. He sang a few of his old hits, etc. out on the deck and then played requests. He is a walking music encyclopedia. If he’d run in to any kind of a snag too, he’d go back and figure it out before finishing the so
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Spinach salad and red grapes, and it didn't cost $450. :-)
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It kind of sucked on Thanksgiving looking down from the 'cheap' seats at all the over-priced fun in the front rows. That's where I should have been but not for 450US. Sorry, I'm out.
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It does seem so corporate though, doesn't it?
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Thanks for sharing, chippy!
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At a retirement home I heard a MUSAK version of "Time is On My Side". Ha!
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I really enjoyed being outside in the sunshine. What a party atmosphere it was! Also I'm sure we all miss Ian Stewart greatly.
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Splattered, All Over Manhattan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- If he continues to play Slipping Away like he did in Vegas, he would be better off bringing back The Worst. (I've always liked Slipping Away, however it was horrible in Las Vegas.) ------------------------------------------------------- Interesting you mention "Slipping Away". I te
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T&A Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- ...it was a "given" that MT would play that night. you really gotta believe it will never happen now. ------------------------------------------------------- Really? Why? Geez, it's been almost 25 years. He's due! :-)
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From ROLLING STONES COLLECTIBLES liner notes: "Beast of Burden" (Live) 4:50 Recorded live in Chicago, Des Plaines, Illinois, Rosemont Horizon, November 25, 1981. Track until now only available on 7" & 12" "Going to a Go-Go".
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It would have made more sense to use corn for the Omaha, Nebraska tee-shirt. It is the "Cornhusker State" afterall. Welcome back STONES!
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Halup Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Keith, Mick and Ronnie have all made their admiration for U2 well known... ------------------------------------------------------- Didn't Richards play on a U2 record once?
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I could see them playing lots of smaller venues in the future. 2120 S. Michigan Ave.
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Banff, near Calgary, Alberta is very scenic. Check it out and have fun at the show!
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I consider "Let It Rock" LIVE to be a rarity but where's "@#$%& Blues" ;-) Or how about the "Brown Sugar" 12", there's a remix I could get into. Come on now! 2120 S. Michigan Ave.
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Keith Richards: Before we went to America it was very difficult to record in England. Nobody could record or had recorded the sound we were trying to get. People weren't used to that kind of roughness. Everyone in England at the time was incapable: engineers, equipment, producers and to a certain extent musicians. No one could get a really good funky American sound which is what were wer
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Why were the Stones drawn to American studios early on? And what weren't they able to capture soundwise in England, and why the difference? I read Bill Wyman say 'they couldn't play loud'. Just wonderin'.
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