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Bruno |
Have Sugar Blue ever joined the Stones live? I´ve just saw a tiny picture of him with Mick in a site and it says that Sugar did a lot of shows with them. Never heard about it.
Would somebody post pictures with him and the Stones?
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Gazza |
the wikipedia entry for him also states that he played several shows with the Stones - but thats untrue. The Stones have never toured with an 'outside' harmonica player.
To the best of my knowledge, I dont think he's even guested on a Stones show. |
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tookthatname |
quote: Bruno wrote:
Have Sugar Blue ever joined the Stones live? I´ve just saw a tiny picture of him with Mick in a site and it says that Sugar did a lot of shows with them. Never heard about it.
Would somebody post pictures with him and the Stones?
[Edited by Bruno]
July 8, 1978 at Soldier Field in Chicago
at least according to the James Karnbach book
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Mel Belli |
That guy was good. Is it true they first heard him playing on the Paris Metro? |
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Maxlugar |
Is that not him on the El Macombo side of LYL? That sure Aint Mick on Manish Boy. Unless it was overdubbed.
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Gazza |
quote: Maxlugar wrote:
Is that not him on the El Macombo side of LYL? That sure Aint Mick on Manish Boy. Unless it was overdubbed.
It's Mick. Lots of overdubs on LYL. Sugar Blue isnt on that album.
Re: the Chicago '78 show. I've a few songs from that show on video/DVD - including "Miss You" - and havent noticed any guests. |
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Maxlugar |
quote: Gazza wrote:
It's Mick. Lots of overdubs on LYL. Sugar Blue isnt on that album.
That doesn't even sound like Mick playing. Way fast. Lots of notes. If it's him, that's eye opening. |
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voodoopug |
Sugar Blue played with the Stones in 1981 at the Rosemont Horizon in Rosemont, IL. I also recall he guested in 1989 at Alpine Valley...but not 100% sure on that one. |
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twicks1 |
I interviewed Sugar Blue about 12 years ago for a local newspaper, and probably angered him immediately by asking if he had picked up any harmonica tips from jamming with Jagger & Co.
I don't remember his exact reply, but it was something like, "The students can't teach anything to the master." |
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Mel Belli |
quote: twicks1 wrote:
I interviewed Sugar Blue about 12 years ago for a local newspaper, and probably angered him immediately by asking if he had picked up any harmonica tips from jamming with Jagger & Co.
I don't remember his exact reply, but it was something like, "The students can't teach anything to the master."
Okaaaay, Sugar Blue, you're the "master." ... Anyway, may I have paper inside plastic, please?
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Gazza |
quote: voodoopug wrote:
Sugar Blue played with the Stones in 1981 at the Rosemont Horizon in Rosemont, IL. I also recall he guested in 1989 at Alpine Valley...but not 100% sure on that one.
Yep, correct on both counts
24/11/81 in Chicago (2nd of 3 shows)
11/09/89 in East Troy (Alpine Valley) (3rd of 3 shows)
On 'Miss You' both times. |
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voodoopug |
quote: Gazza wrote:
Yep, correct on both counts
24/11/81 in Chicago (2nd of 3 shows)
11/09/89 in East Troy (Alpine Valley) (3rd of 3 shows)
On 'Miss You' both times.
note: 11-24-81 was my very first stones concert. |
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Bruno |
And are there pics of him and the Stones? |
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Mel Belli |
quote: Gazza wrote:
11/09/89 in East Troy (Alpine Valley) (3rd of 3 shows)
I guess these were the lucky folks who weren't subjected to Matt Clifford's fake harmonica. |
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Saint Sway |
quote: Mel Belli wrote:
I guess these were the lucky folks who weren't subjected to Matt Clifford's fake harmonica.
Matt Clifford is the "master" of the synthesizers.
Remember: "Students can not teach anything to the master." But they can buy the masters instructional keyboard video for $3.99 plus postage on ebay |
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ChrisEditor |
note: 11-24-81 was my very first stones concert.
That was also my first Stones show...And I was at the Alpine show when Sugar Blue played harp on "Miss You."
Sugar still plays "Miss You" when he plays here locally.
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voodoopug |
quote: ChrisEditor wrote:
note: 11-24-81 was my very first stones concert.
That was also my first Stones show...And I was at the Alpine show when Sugar Blue played harp on "Miss You."
Sugar still plays "Miss You" when he plays here locally.
I was at the 89 show also. small world |
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pdog |
the world is not small... It is huge!!! |
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Mathijs |
He also guessed in '97 if I am not mistaken.
Mathijs |
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Lord Homosex |
He was definetly NOT at the 78 Chicago show. |