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For reasons that escape me, I will always know that during their 1981 Tour, the Stones walked onto the stage to start their show during
"Take the A Train" by Duke Ellington.
Who’s Next. One of the greatest albums ever recorded in Rock. Remastered in 2022 for your listening pleasure as well.
you werent paying attention if you are listening to music you are jogging not running, no matter what speed.
I wear a hoop earring so I can gauge my speed by the pitch of the air rushing through it. I raise hell.
[wakes from dream]
Yes. It's crazy how it was kind of a failure of the original Lifehouse concept and a bit of a rescue job.
I love the 1971 live tracks on Who's Missing and Two's Missing. They had a '71 live album ready to go and scrapped it at the last minute. Tragedy. We finally got San Francisco a year or so ago, and the Oval is coming out this summer!
Next week is the 50th Anniversary of the Earl's Court shows in London.
here's a demo of a way underrated song...Carol King
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An Underappreciated band, and this one from their best album IMO, produced by Todd Rundgren
For reasons that escape me, I will always know that during their 1981 Tour, the Stones walked onto the stage to start their show during
"Take the A Train" by Duke Ellington.
Probably the last truly great Stones tour. I grew up on that concert video…part one was at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe and part two was indoors at Hampton Roads, VA.
Sponsored by Jovan Musk.
Right. There was the time-lapse video to this song. I believe it transitioned to Hampton Roads and showed the stage set up.
I only recently found out that the woman with the baby (at 0:40) is none other than Jane Leeves, aka Daphne of Frasier.
Seeing these guys at the Mann in August with full orchestra.
Great stuff! Their story and ability to play any genre is awesome.
