Keith with the leg kick around 3:56. He loved playing Chuck songs. I don't see a capo at this time but clearly there's one during his solo around the 4:40 mark. Could he have slipped one on the neck at some point? The video and the audio seem to match up, unlike the Ladies & Gentlemen movie.
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They seem to be aware of the similarities. From Rolling Stone: In an era of overblown pop-metal bands, the Black Crowes stood out for their rootsy, Southern take on the Faces. Even if the group’s knowledge of Rod Stewart up to that point was limited to New Wave fare like “Young Turks.” “I wasn’t really feeling that. But sat down in my apartment and played me ‘Miss Judy’s Farm’ and I can rem
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Sad, another great musician gone. I'm hoping that a quality concert video from the Night Moves/Stranger in Town era exists somewhere. Maybe Bob has some stuff in the vaults that he will release now that he's hung up his touring shoes. I attended several shows back then and it was great rock and roll.
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He loved those LP jrs. I read an interview once and he said when they were on tour in the early 70's, he would stop in pawn shops and buy mid 50's LP jrs for $50 U.S. because the shop owners didn't know what they had.
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MANATEE COUNTY – Another rock star now has a home in Sarasota-Manatee, Florida. Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger and his ballet dancer girlfriend Melanie Hamrick bought a Manatee County house at 15809 Clearlake Ave. in The Lake Club in Lakewood Ranch, according to Michael Saunders & Company. The four-bedroom estate sits on roughly a third of an acre surrounded by lake views and includes
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Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Charlie Daniels, who played bass and guitar on Bob Dylan’s 1969 Nashville Skyline LP and would soon go on to pioneer the burgeoning Southern rock movement with his namesake Charlie Daniels Band, has died at 83. His publicist confirmed Daniels’ death from a hemorrhagic stroke to Rolling Stone. With his fiery fiddle at the forefront of much of his reco
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Jack Daniels on tour. One of my favorite boots. Quotemrjones video: Hey happy 4th everyone!! Easily my best 4th-Stones RFK stadium Wash. DC 1972
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On Ultimate Classic Rock, Pete says the Who are playing Jazzfest next year. Not sure if that had already been announced. “Roger’s got bronchitis so we’re having to cancel the show in Dallas and also the show in Denver,” Who guitarist Pete Townshend said in an Instagram video. “We will redo those shows … come back to Houston and rejig that show because we only played 45 minutes last night. N
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According to The Who's twitter account, the shows scheduled for tonight and Sunday have been postponed and will be made up at a later date.
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Quotekeefriffhard4life Quotegrzegorz67 QuoteHairball Oh damn....hope Roger gets better soon! Roger's got lots of recent previous for this unfortunately. He needs to consider spacing his gigs further apart to let his body and voice recover as Mick does. He's only a year younger than our Mick. His voice packed up in Cardiff a few years back, postponing the rest of that tour by 3 or 4
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The Houston show ended after 8 songs when Roger lost his voice. After he sang the first verse of Who are you, he went back by his little table and didn’t sing when it was time for the second verse. Pete looked over and then stepped up and sang it. Roger sang most of the rest of it, but was visibly pissed off after the song. I thought it was an equipment problem because he yanked out one of hi
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The last line in the phoenix new times review above by Ashley Naftule says it all: "We will never see their likes again"
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The Stones have not played in Houston since 2005, 14 years. I've learned to never say 'never' with these guys, but the chances are low that they will ever return. With this in mind, I wanted to focus on the experience and not be concerned with setlists, # of songs, taking perfect pictures, etc. My daughter and I got there early and staked out our place towards the back of the
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QuoteXam Im not sure why I love Sweet Virginia so much... but I do. Love hearing it, but wish they would find Keith's intro. It's been missing since about 1995.
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QuoteMAF Quoteswimtothemoon Is the Mile High stadium a outdoor stadium or does it have a roof? Is It this one? Broncos Stadium at Mile High? No roof. Correct, no roof
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The official site has a posting from Nov 02 asking ‘Are you on the list?’
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And the springtime, take a long way around
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I was still a teen when I saw him for the first time, just after the second album was released. Probably the closest I will ever get to the atmosphere of an early Stones concert - small arena, loud, fast paced rock'roll, raucous crowd rushing the stage, security escorting them off. Still one of my top 5 concert experiences - the buzz lasted for weeks.
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Saw him for the first time a couple years ago when he opened on the Petty tour. I was watching the crew get things ready before the show. At the side of the stage a few guys were standing around talking, and I thought, man, one of those guys sure looks like Steve. Sure enough, about 15 minutes later he strolled on stage and just started playing. No introduction or fanfare. His voice is still
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One of the great voices in Rock. Unique sound - you knew it was him from the first word of the song. Looking at those screen shots reminds me how back in the 70's, any guy bearing a resemblance to Gregg, with the flowing blonde hair and trimmed beard, had no problems getting the attention of the ladies. I, unfortunately, had zero resemblance.
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HonkeyTonkFlash - that last line about not being able to hear the first song hits home with me. I also saw the Stones for the first time in 78 in Houston. It was at the long gone Sam Houston Coliseum, same place where the cover photo for the Faces 'Nod is as Good as a Wink' was taken. The second level extended out much further over the lower level than in modern arenas. I was in t
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As a guitarist, he was not a flashy Van Halen type soloist, but the man could rock a riff with the best of them. Here's a link to an article that really sums up what he was all about. J. Geils, the Prototypical All-Around Guitarist
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I'm havin' a Detroit Breakdown
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Man, this is painful. I wore out my copies of Bloodshot, Nightmares and Blow Your Face Out when I was in school. Time to pour a strong one and listen to Full House at full blast.
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Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles, Journey, Steely Dan and more have all been confirmed to perform at new festival ‘The Classic’. Full dates and ticket details are below. Rumours and reports of the new event emerged earlier this month, but now Fleetwood Mac have confirmed that they’ll be performing at the festival alongside The Doobie Brothers and Eart, Wind & Fire. They will perform at the Cla
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Going from memory here, but in the BBC broadcast from 1971 I think he uses open E tuning on Stay With Me and Love in Vain. Maybe some others as well, but I have not watched it in awhile. Outstanding performance - Faces in all their glory.
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I went about a month ago on a Monday afternoon ($30 tickets) and spent about 3 hours in the exhibit itself, but there was not much of a crowd at that time. As DEmerson said, it depends on how much time you want to spend reading the various descriptions. I spent a lot of time looking at the vintage instruments, stage outfits and album covers, and not so much listening to Don Was talking about th
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A little OT, but there's a nice version on the Faces box set. Woody gets into a sweet groove. The comments by Mac say it came from their final time in the studio in early '75 and was previously unreleased.
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Quotebv Bogotá Colombia 10-Mar-2016 song vote: Far Away Eyes Dead Flowers Let It Bleed Sweet Virginia Slow songs selections for the high altitude show in Bogotá Colombia tonight! Mick must be in the mood to do a country song.
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We were headed out the door to an activity of some sort at my kid's school and I frantically searched for a blank cassette to pop into the VHS to record this off of MTV. I didn't get a chance to watch it until a couple days later, and Out of Control blew me away. It was a much longer version than they play now, with Mick crazy dancing all over the stage and a screaming wah-wah solo fr
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