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The Jeff Beck solo on Rockin'At Midnight is so hot I had to pinch all the licks. I had a gig last Saturday night and I inserted that lead in the middle I Saw Her Standing There. It worked perfectly.
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Welcome is a really beautiful and soulful record. A prototype for the Latin fusion sound. In fact, last summer I played a gig with Santana's master percussionist Chepito Areas and he's still a MF'er on conga and timbales.
I've seen Carlos live overr 30 times and have met him on several occasions. I asked him a question about the effect of drugs upon musicians. He had a great line- " Know the differtence between self-expansion and self-deception."
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Don't Worry Baby - The Beach Boys
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Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing - Stevie Wonder
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I've Got You Under My Skin - Frank Sinatra
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Stand On It - Jeff Beck
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Living In The Past - Jethro Tull
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A Dream Goes On Forever - Todd Rundgren
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Hey Ev! Great to see you as well. I thought I'd add this shot of Jimmy peaking during the No Quarter guitar solo. The White Fedora song. It's a photo from the personal archives.
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Great stuff Zep 73!
Very enjoyable to read someone else's impression of those 4 nights in Chicago. Back then it was possible to see a great band and still afford it. It cost me less than $100 to see all four Zeppelin shows!
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What A Day - Phil Keaggy
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Glad you enjoyed the read Grand and Octagon. I retained my ticket stub which was to be honored at the August 2nd make-up show. A second show was added for August 3rd. A close friend of mine had copped 3rd row dead center for the added show. I purchased a single ticket from him for $45. To say I was thrilled was an understatement.
One week to the day of these shows the heartbreaking news of Karac Plant's death was announced. I knew immediately that it would lead to the tour's cancellation and threaten the band's very existence. Only then did I return my tickets and collect a refund. I took a financial loss on the August 3rd ticket. Zeppelin then basically vanished for 2 years. A total disappearance.
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Dance Sister Dance - Santana
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Somethings Happening - Peter Frampton
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One For The Road - Frank Sinatra
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No One To Depend On - Santana
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Neat story, thanks.
I'm curious about one thing. When Jimmy fell ill, how did the crowd react when it was announced the show was cancelled?
Were people refunded? Or did the promoter argue that since they played for an hour, their contractual obligation to perform was met?
The fans reaction was one of quiet concern. Not really knowing why Jimmy had collapsed mid-song, Page was eventually walked off stage by fellow band members to applause. We waited for about 5 minutes until it was announced the show would be re-scheduled. All tickets would be honored at the future show. This show was to be performed on August 2nd with an added concert the following night. It was never to be, as Robert's son passed one week prior to these intended shows.
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One of my favorite musical highlights is Jimmy Page's reappearance with The Firm. Emerging from his post-Zeppelin somnolence after close to five years, I attended my first Firm show on March 7th, 1985 in Milwaukee. We were let in early enough to see Page checking his violin bow and guitar sound from behind a black curtain. There was really no one around and I couldn't believe Jimmy was out there prepping his own sound.
The image of Jimmy stormimg out from behind his amps to begin Closer is brain -ingrained. He looked possessed as he slayed City Sirens. It was a fucking HOT show!
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A Dream Goes On Forever - Todd Rundgren
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Silver Dreams and Golden Smiles - Santana
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Dream Lover - Bobby Darin
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The Song Remains the Same- Chicago 4-10-77
Thanks for the additional photos David.....really cool and I've never seen those particular shots before.
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Masters of War - Bob Dylan
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Black Orchid - Stevie Wonder
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I Can't Give Back The Love I Feel For You- The Jeff Beck Group