slowhand Digest Volume 02 : Issue 37
Today's Topics:
Double Trouble
lookin for From the Cradle to Fillmore West
Sharing Boots / Beat the boots
Fw: Mark Knopfler & friends - charity gigs in July
MP3 of the Week Hiatus
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From: "Ken Norris"
Subject: Double Trouble
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How often was Double Trouble played on the Nothing But The Blues tour? It looks to me like, on the U.S. leg, he was alternating Early In the Morning with I Can't Judge Nobody, but in Europe and Japan seemed to have Early In the Morning, Groaning The
Blues, and Double Trouble on a rotation similar to this past year's rotation of Five Long Years, Stormy Monday, and HYELAW. Am I understanding this correctly?
Best,
Ken
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From: "Apurva Parikh"
Subject: lookin for From the Cradle to Fillmore West
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Hello folks, I am looking for the 2 cd boot titles From the Cradle to the
Fillmore West.. I bellieve it was taken from two nights of Eric's
performances at the FW.
Please email privately for trades
Thanks
Apurva
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From: LukeLinus
Subject: Sharing Boots / Beat the boots
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We started to share complete boots in
excellent soundboard quality on AUDIOGALAXY. Recently
we put up the 04-12-2001 japan show and also
Talk to the boss (from mid 80s).
Many tracks from SouthAmerica 2001 are
also available now.
As more people are joining the SLOWHAND
group on AUDIOGALAXY, more shows become
available without the hassle of sending
blanks around the world.
The group grew close to 100 members
since last november. Please join and
share your recordings there. People
are very friendly and helpful there.
To download the free software go to:
http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0-1896420-100-7647532.html?tag=st.dl.1896420-106-1.lst-5-3.7647532
(works for Windows ME fine too)
After installing the software, go online, run program,
click GO, jump to GROUPS, search SLOWHAND, JOIN group,
wait to be admitted, click (yourname)home, click your
groups SLOWHAND. Here you see all members. Click a
members name (i.e. LukeLinus), click SHARED SONGS,
here you find a list of shared recordings which might
be single tracks or complete discs, click i.e. eric
clapton japan 12-04-01 disc one and start download.
Depending on your connection speed it might take a
while til its finished. Then you can burn your own
copy from your harddrive.
hope to see you there,
best regards
Peter Koehlen / Germany
(LukeLinus)
last shows: Little Blue, Bernard Allison, Train
next show: Jonatha Brooke & Band
Keith wrote:
>>From:
"Keith Bode"
Subject:
Continue with Beat the Boots
As not only a fan of Clapton, but of many other groups
as
well, I even know some of you through other lists,
every list I've
seen but this find's bootleg recordings, as a platform
to spread the
music. I am on one Allman Brothers Band list, where
there was a
spreading of music, under the theme of "Beat the
Boot". Instead of
people
hoarding their bootlegs secretly away, we do what our
mommy's taught us
to do, share.
I have Liberated a Dead Bootleg, "The Rainforest
Benefit". I am also
in
posession of several shows, that were originally
bootlegs, that I'd be
glad to share. I don't know if it would be possible
to coordinate
something ongoing like this, but I'd be willing to
try. Let's say
every
2 weeks we have a small tree, maybe about 20 people,
who would be
willing to keep spreading the music. We can all
share, and help each
other.
If clapton isn't getting any royalties, why should a
bootlegger
continue
to make money on the "Intellectual Property" that
legally belongs to
someone else.
I would be glad to admin it, the only problem with
that is some people
would see that as me trying to get as much as possible
for me. I say,
yes, I do want the music, but I also want others to
have it, and a tree
makes that possible. Anyone else want to be the Admin
on this?
If anyone is interested, and willing to help with
seeds, let me know.
I'd be glad to put one of my own shows up as a seed
for the first
round,
11/7/94 at the Fillmore.
Keith>>>>>>
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From: "Scott Wallenberg"
Cc: "Allman Allman"
Subject: Fw: Mark Knopfler & friends - charity gigs in July
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> Mark Knopfler and friends are to play four charity gigs in July.
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> The first three gigs (23/24/25 July) will all be at the Shepherds Bush
Empire in London and the fourth (28th July) will be at Beaulieu, near
Southampton.
>
> The charities which are to benefit are: 23rd of July, Save The Baby; 24th
of July, the Teenage Cancer Trust; 25th of July, Leuka; and, the 28th July,
the Countryside Education Trust.
>
> The line-up for the gigs is: Mark Knopfler (Guitar/Vocals); John Illsley
(Bass); Guy Fletcher (Keyboards/Backing Vocals); Danny Cummings (Drums);
Robbie McIntosh (Guitars); Geraint Watkins (Keyboards); Bobby Valentino
(Guitar/Mandolin/Violin); Steve Phillips (Guitar/Vocals); Brendan Croker
(Guitar/Vocals): and, Chris White (Saxophone).
>
> All tickets for Shepherds Bush are £27.50 plus booking fee and for
Beaulieu tickets are £30.00 plus booking fee. Tickets are on sale now but
can ONLY be purchased from Ticketweb at www.ticketweb.co.uk on the Net or by
telephone on 0870 771 2000 from within the UK and 0044 870 771 2000 from
outside the UK.
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From: "Josh Ritter"
Subject: MP3 of the Week Hiatus
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Greeting's EC Fans -
I'm sorry to announce that my MP3 of the Week will be on a temporary hiatus
until I can finally get caught up with a few trades and general organization
of my EC collection. Thanks to everyone who emailed me simply to say
"thanks" over the past few months. It's hard to give an estimate of when
I'll be posting new MP3's again, but I'll try to get things back in order
asap. In the meantime, one of my many projects involves finishing up the
2-disc compilation of previous MP3's of the Week, which I'll offer up for
trade (b&p only) when finished. The tracks will be taken from my copies of
the cdr's, not transferred from mp3->wav then burned to cdr, therefore
better quality than what you can download each week. I've gotten quite a
few requests to post old mp3's, but I simply can't b/c of limited free web
space. I think this will be an even better alternative, as these tracks
make a great compilation! I ask that you please don't email me for trades
at this time, otherwise I'll never get caught up! Thanks again to everyone
for their support.
Take care,
Josh Ritter
www.msu.edu/~ritterj3
End of slowhand Digest V02 Issue #37