Aquamarine
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Then you're missing some good music. But you're probably right not to be concerned about by something he said in 1986.
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Listening to Jason and John during Moby Dick was wicked and some unseen footage of the greatest drummer of all time was worth the price of admission.
That's the part I'm interested in, so I'll be happy.
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Happy birthday John. Hopefully you're having a great birthday jam with Bonzo.
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I'm not sure that front row will be the best way to experience this sort of show--rather like being front row in a movie theatre.
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John Bonham must be rolling in his grave. Jason make your own music.
Heard of Black Country Communion?
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Last Sunday.
You don't look too enthusiastic in the first pic, Reggie, but you more than make up for it in the second!
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Still I don't think he gets enough credit for his soloing. For example in the days of the early Stones he was their primary soloist, with the exception of Brian's slide work, and those early Stones records are chock full of blues tunes with tasty solos and fills on par with anything anyone was doing at the same time.
True enough, though with the advent of Mick Taylor he gradually slid more into the rhythm guitarist slot.
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Nobody's ever claimed Richards was a great soloist, including him. He IS the Human Riff, however. And many current rock guitarists owe him a debt they can only imagine, on the same order as his own acknowledged debt to Chuck Berry.
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Amazing album, for sure. That, Mighty Rearranger, and Dreamland are my favorites (despite Dreamland being mostly covers--I just love it).
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It's not good news if they're moving dates around . .
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A scarab is an amulet shaped like, or with a picture of, a beetle. Big in ancient Egypt in particular, symbol of transformation and the cycle of life.
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Scans courtesy Steve A. Jones Archive
I was at this show, but never saw this poster!
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Welcome back, Hotplant.
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Well, if it has, I didn't see it--thanks, Sam!
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Just heard Immigrant Song on one of the changeovers at the US Open tennis match tonight.
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I tend to trust the list of concert dates and venues posted by johnroxx, as I called the Music Hall at Fair Park today, and spoke to Jayne Basse, and she said they just singed the papers for the JB LZE to be there on Nov. 18th. Jamie said she though the tickets would likely go on sale Sept. 2nd (Thurs.)..... but that part is unconfirmed. And, any pre-sale date, would obviously come before that.
Just keep Checking TM every day. I will post here when I find out more . . .
Here's a Seating Chart for the 3,420 seat Music Hall at Fair Park:
http://www.liveatthemusichall.com/seatingchart.shtm
I've been to several events at the Music Hall, and sitting in the balcony was good, only if you are at the front of the first section.
On the Floor, you would not want to be more than half way back in the first section.
Acoustically, the Music Hall is fine, no problem.
The Dart Green Line Light Rail serves Fair Park, and currently, the last train out from that station is at 11:51pm, but I'd take a car, it's on a Thursday night, and traffic shouldn't be too bad going and coming.
Thanks, Rover.
Btw I see it's now listed on his site again.
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The Dallas gig has now disappeared from the jblze site.
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Anybody hear the version of Kashmir on JBLZE.com main page? It's the best cover of it I've ever heard, the drums are great and the vocals sound just like Plant but done right. Is this Jason's new band?
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I'm not Steve, but--the flyer states that the festival will be over 2 days and that the following bands (in alphabetical order) would play, without specifying on which days. It doesn't imply that they would all play on both days. And it was quite a common, if confusing, way of advertising such festivals.
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Hadn't seen that one before, thanks MSG.
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I hadn't seen that one, Deborah, it's great!
(On the down side, I notice a lot of pics have disappeared from this page.
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Aquamarine, someone just told me that it is Sam Cutler, the former tour manager for the Stones.
Of course! I didn't recognize him out of context, but must have dozens of pics of him in Stones books from that era. Good sleuthing.
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Hmm, definitely not JPJ--at first quick glance I thought it was Bonzo (misled by the moustache), but not him either . . . Your guess may be correct, MSG.
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Have a great time at the Jazz Fest! I hope that you have good weather on Saturday and Sunday. Give us a synopsis when you return. We will re-live it vicariously through you.
Sorry, haven't been on for a bit!
The weather wasn't great, but it stayed dry for Beck, who was incredible. He played quite a lot of the new album, though the highlight for me was Sly's I Want to Take You Higher--just seemed perfect for the occasion! The next day it did rain during the Dead Weather, who were on at the same time as Van Morrison
, but they were terrific--100% energy, as always.
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, but they were terrific--100% energy, as always.
What's the Next Concert You're Attending?
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There was a great band in the 60s/early 70s called Tir Na nOg, nothing to do with them I suppose?