slowhand Digest Volume 01 : Issue 275
Today's Topics:
Buddy in London
2001 Shows for Trade - I have three
Key to the Highway Mp3?
EC on the Jools Holland CD.
Cool new interview
Forwarded mail....
From another AOL'er
kiel 1998
Digest? Guess again...Kill the messenger...
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From: Martin Turner
Subject: Buddy in London
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I had my first Buddy Guy concert experience on Sunday night when he played
at London's Royal Festival Hall, as part of a Jazz festival. His playing,
singing and stage presence were absolutely fantastic.At first his clowning
around on stae was very funny, but after a while I did feel that he didn't
need to pull all the faces - we we're all thoroughly entertained, and he
could have just concentrated on the playing. He played a lot of blues
classics - Five long years (particularly great), Hoochie Coochie Man, Stormy
Monday amongst them . Not too much stuff off his new album, surprisingly. He
also took time to do his impersonations of other musicians - Muddy, Albert
King, Eric (Strangebrew) and Hendrix - sadly he only played a few bars of
each. The encore was Knock on Wood, which seemed a strange choice, as it
isn't the greatest opportunity to play a great guitar solo to close the
show. The highlight for me though was being handed a pick ("SWEET TEA" on
one side, his signature on the other) by the man himself at the end - the
plectrum was much softer than I'm used to playing with. There was a second
amp next to Buddy's, so I had high hopes about a guest appearance by
you-know-who (couldn't remember in which part of the world EC is at the
moment), but of course he didn't show. A great night nonehtheless.
Martin - London
BTW - thanks to Josh Ritter for his weekly MP3s - downloading them are
always the highlight for a dull Monday in the office.
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From: "Apurva Parikh"
Subject: 2001 Shows for Trade - I have three
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Digesters,
I have the following three Eric Clapton shows from the 2001 tour available
for trade:
Cologne 2001 (2 cdrs)
Ft. Lauderdale 2001 (2 cdrs)
LA (8/18/01) 2001 (2 cdrs)
I am looking for Eric Clapton, Rolling Stones shows
Thanks
Apurva Parikh
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From: "Steven D. Nakhla"
Subject: Key to the Highway Mp3?
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I absolutely LOVE the live version of Key to the Highway that EC was
opening his shows with on this current tour. Unfortunately, the boot of
the show I went to was cut short and I didn't get that track!!! It was my
favorite song of the whole night, with the possible exception of Somewhere
Over the Rainbow. Anyway, does anyone out there have an .mp3 file of this
song from the tour? I'd really love to get one of his show at the MCI
Center in Washingon, DC, but any rendition will do. E-mail me if you can
help me out! Thanks!
Steve Nakhla
sdnakhla@home.com
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From: "loraine taylor"
Subject: EC on the Jools Holland CD.
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Eric's contribution is the last track on the CD, Ray Charles' "What Would I
Do Without You"
Here's the news article about it from the Jools Holland website, at:
http://www.joolsholland.com/latest.htm
NOVEMBER 2001
"Jools' new album, "Small World Big Band", will be released in the UK by
Warner Music on November 19th, and in Europe and the USA in early 2002.
"Small World Big Band" features Jools performing duets with some of the
biggest names in the music world, including ERIC CLAPTON, Sting, Mark
Knopfler, and Mick Hucknall. The complete track listing can be found [by
clicking] *here*.
Jools visited George Harrison at his villa in Switzerland for the album's
second track, "Horse To The Water", which was the former Beatle's first
recording since undergoing radiotherapy for a brain tumour. George, who
co-wrote the song with his son, Dhani, completed the track with Jools on
Tuesday 2nd October."
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Subject: Cool new interview
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From: David Hillman
Subject: Forwarded mail....
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Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2001 19:34:34 -0000
From: Me
hi, i am a little new to this, so bear with me. Have u seen the ec vid
called 'the cream of eric clapton'?. its the one that traces from yardbirds
to his 80s stuff, and a duet with tina turner? Who jams with clapton on
cocaine. he has brown hair and a brown t-shirt.
phil, uk ec's no1 fan
btw the 3 greatest guitarists ever have to be: 1. ec 2. jimi hendrix 3.
santana, with m knopffler scraping in for sultans of swing
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From: CDonatto@aol.com
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Posting the following message for a friend....
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Subject: Digest ? Guess again...Kill the messenger...
Date: Tue, Nov 13, 2001 11:12 AM
From: PKoehlen
Message-id: <20011113121203.25429.00002190@nso-fc.aol.com>
I am so fed up by this I cant tell you.
Since September I dont get the digest anymore after
4 years. (No news here, but getting 12 other digests daily)
My posts from AOL to Digest dont go through !
I opened an email account with yahoo. Someone here
was kind enough to mention that you can send emails
FROM there. Guess what? THEY dont go through either !!!
(I have not resubscribed from yahoo).
Feel free to forward this to digest for me, better to Hillmann directly.
Its time to step down Hillmann !!!
regards
Peter Koehlen / Germany
possible next show: Steve Lukather, Holland
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From: Albrecht Peltzer
Subject: kiel 1998
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Hi,
I try it once more... I am looking for a copy of the show in Kiel (Germany)
6th Dec. 1998. If anyone has this show I would like to trade.
Best wishes
Albrecht
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Albrecht Peltzer
Stellv. Leiter der Lokalredaktion Aachen
Aachener Zeitung
Postfach 500110
52085 Aachen
Tel.: 0241/5101-313 (fax -360)
http://www.aachener-zeitung.de
mailto:a.peltzer@mail.aachener-zeitung.de
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From: "carol"
Cc: hillman@enteract.com, PKoehlen@aol.com
Subject: Digest? Guess again...Kill the messenger...
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Date: 11/13/01 10:12 AM US Mountain Standard Time
From: PKoehlen
Message-id: <20011113121203.25429.00002190@nso-fc.aol.com>
I am so fed up by this I cant tell you.
Since September I dont get the digest anymore after
4 years. (No news here, but getting 12 other digests daily)
My posts from AOL to Digest dont go through !
I opened an email account with yahoo. Someone here
was kind enough to mention that you can send emails
FROM there. Guess what? THEY dont go through either !!!
(I have not resubscribed from yahoo).
Feel free to forward this to digest for me, better to Hillmann directly.
Its time to step down Hillmann !!!
regards
Peter Koehlen / Germany
possible next show: Steve Lukather, Holland
End of slowhand Digest V01 Issue #275
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