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I don't think it said anywhere in that article that Keith doesn't like Eric Clapton. Keith said that in 1974, the only guy lazier than Keuth himself...was Eric Clapton.
Wasn't Eric in the deep clutches of horse then?
And IMO, Keith was right about Clapton not being a "band" kind of guitar player. He's like Jeff Beck in that regard. Lots of technique...short on emotion....and craves all the spotlight for himself. |
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| Martha |
Wasn't Eric in the deep clutches of horse then?
Yes.
And IMO, Keith was right about Clapton not being a "band" kind of guitar player. He's like Jeff Beck in that regard. Lots of technique...short on emotion....and craves all the spotlight for himself.
Now, that you've mentioned nim, Stonesy, I just got to see Jeff Beck for the first time at the B.B. King Music Fest in Cleveland a couple of weeks ago. Had fifth row seats, dead center and I was totally blown away by Jeff. I couldn't take my eyes off of him for a minute. Maxy you were right all along. He is truly remarkable. Astonishing really. Still looks great with the rooster hair and the tight black vests. His body is permanently molded into the shape of his guitar...it fits there perfectly as though he was born that way.
You know though, as I watched him performing, I realized he is a bit shy. He wasn't really that engaged with the audience in a flashy arrogant way, I mean, which he certainly could afford to pull off, with the talent he possesses. He was mostly concentrating and playing his heart out with Terry Bozio playing behind him on a bahzillion drums and cymbals...I counted 'em. That "kit" looked like tank. I kept waiting for him to drive it off the stage, plow over us all as he drove off into the lake. LOL It would have been a great way to end the set.
Great show.
And B.B. IS the King of the Blues. He plays the happiest blues I've ever heard.
AND the Rock Hall now has a gigantic wall behind the rock and roll costumes exhibit on the bottom floor, of the Stones' Beggar's Banquet...I almost missed seeing it but, fortunately, a piece of it caught my eye. Look for it the next time you visit. Also, George Harrison's exhibit is coming in early 2004.
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| BILL PERKS |
JOEY-LARRY HAGMAN IS DRINKIN AGAIN...ACCORDING TO THE RAGS |
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| John Wood |
In the 70's Keith's infant child that died was a boy (Tara) not a girl. They named him Tara after Keith's friend Tara Browne. He died in a car crash in the 60's and is remembered in the Beatles song A Day In The Life. |
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| Boomy |
Yes, you are correct. |
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| steel driving hammer |
quote:
John Wood wrote:
He died in a car crash in the 60's and is remembered in the Beatles song A Day In The Life.
Well thats nice!
But there will always be a Stones/Beatles feud on which I love.
The great question; Who was better, the Beatles or the Stones. |
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| Joey |
" JOEY-LARRY HAGMAN IS DRINKIN AGAIN...ACCORDING TO THE RAGS "
Isn't it absolutely beautiful ????????????
That's my Hagman !
Joeykins !
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| Boomy |
Joey, is there a Dallas reunion show in the works? |
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| Pattie |
Keith, what can I say, his sense of fashion is gone but I still like his legs,he's got nice skinny legs, not many men have nice legs |
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| nankerphelge |
Hey minxy! |
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| Joey |
" Joey, is there a Dallas reunion show in the works? "
No , just THIS :
http://www.museum.tv/archives/etv/H/htmlH/hagmanlarry/hagmanlarry.htm
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| nankerphelge |
I actually caught Larry on CNN yesterday at lunch talking about the 25th anniv of Dallas. He looked bad! |
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| Pattie |
Hi nanky! |
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| Joey |
" I actually caught Larry on CNN yesterday at lunch talking about the 25th anniv of Dallas. He looked bad! "
I hear his doctor prescribed Heminevrin tablets to curb his drinking .
Shiver ......................
Developing .................
J.
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| steel driving hammer |
Do the boys still have one studio album left on their contract?
On a side note, today about 20 of us at work had lunch at TGIF's and I spilled my iced tea all over the table and while trying to stop it, my salad bowl fell off the table as well and broke.
What a fool I was, yeah she da boss!
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| Boomy |
I don't know about that Steelie. In an article in Rolling Stone (the 100 greatest guitarists one; an article about their jump to going online with their catalog) there is a part of a paragraph that goes something like this:
"The deal with Rhapsody closed about a month ago - when the Stones renewed their recording agreement with EMI, the label made sure to reach a digital-rights deal with the band as well."
I didn't remember anything about them renewing there contract! Maybe they don't have to make anymore albums!!
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