slowhand Digest Volume 02 : Issue 43
Today's Topics:
Re: Grammy #?
budokan offer
Mp3's
Budokan offer filled
RE: Grammy #?
Pilgrim recorded as four piece?
UK Budokan Offer CLOSED
What is the source of Budokan 2001 CDR's ?
Pilgrim Tour Soundboards for trade?
EC Grammy Awards
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From: DeltaNick
Subject: Re: Grammy #?
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>> Does anyone know how many Grammies EC has now won? <<
Sometime last year, a similar question appeared in the American "Parade"
magazine (the magazine that shows up in your driveway in the colored section
of your Sunday newspaper).
I'm not sure, but this award makes it something like 16 for Clapton. The
record, around 31 if I remember correctly, was by some obscure musician who
works behind the scenes on movie scores. However, Clapton, if I'm not
mistaken, has been presented with more Grammy awards than most of the
world's popular musicians.
DeltaNick
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From: "ivan"
Subject: budokan offer
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i tried to post yesterday but who knows what happened.
i have the show and will send out a copy to the first 5 that respond with
their name and address. i don't care where in the world, but remember that
the farther you are from america, the longer it will take for the cd's to
reach you.
if you don't hear back from me, then you're not among the first 5. good
luck!
thanks for spreading the joy,
ivan
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From: "J.S. Kountz"
Subject: Mp3's
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For all of you who are starting to download Mp3's, please note them on your
trading list as Mp3's.
Some may not care about sound quality, but I do.
I've read many argument's on both sides of the coin, "128 and 256 bit MP3
songs that sounded pretty good".
They may to you. But there are some folks who the numbers of the bits, mean
nothing and they couldn't tell the
difference between the two, if their life depended on it. I just don't want
to see a lot of crap in the trading pool
Guess I'm just a bit cranky, I have just traded for some shows that I have
been searching for - only to find out that "there were taped off cd, to
tape and
then converted back to cd.
Of course the sound is either shitty or the music has no index points.
70 mins of music and to get to the last song at the end of the cd, you have
to hold down the ff button to get to it. Big time drag!
And these are shows are common to cd traders and not some rare stuff that
got dumped off a cassette tape from a rare concert from the 70's.
Please label your home brewed or doctored cds.
Some may elect to trade for them or op for other sources of the same shows.
-Steve
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From: Richard Batty
Subject: Budokan offer filled
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Hi folks,
I have promised the Budokan show to 5 people. Hopefully they can pass it
along to other who still need it.
Cheers,
Rick
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From: "Rick Furnival"
Subject: RE: Grammy #?
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I think that's eight (8). One for Bad Love, five during the Unplugged wave,
one for Change the World, and this one for Reptile.
Rick
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Subject: Grammy #?
Does anyone know how many Grammies EC has now won?
Grant.
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From: "Apurva Parikh"
Subject: Pilgrim recorded as four piece?
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I was reading in the guitarist icon magazine, that Pilgrim was originally
recorded just with the four piece band, but this was abandoned and the
ultimate horrible sounding produced album was released.
Does anyone know about Pilgrim being recorded with just the four piece band?
Is there a boot existing with this recording sessions?
Thanks
Apurva
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From: "Phil Ceney"
Subject: UK Budokan Offer CLOSED
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Hi,
I have had 7 responses to my original e:mail. I will honour all 7 requests
but cannot accept anymore.
Thanks
Phil
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Subject: What is the source of Budokan 2001 CDR's ?
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Hi friends,
I have of course noticed that the Budokan gig has been freely distributed worldwide - VERY VERY NICE !!!!
That's really cool !
Anyway, I'd like to know : what is exactly being distributed ?
Is it the "Double Layla" boot on "EC IS HERE" label ?
Is it "Groovy Pink Shirt" on MV label ?
Has someone transfered the audio from a VHS tape to CDR ? Private production ?
Thanks for any information,
Regards,
Andre
http://www.xroads.hpg.com.br
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From: "Apurva Parikh"
Subject: Pilgrim Tour Soundboards for trade?
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I am looking for the best Pilgrim tour show, soundwise/performance wise..
Anyone help?
I have some Eric Clapton and Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones to trade
Thanks
Apurva
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From: Pepper461@aol.com
Subject: EC Grammy Awards
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<< I'm not sure, but this award makes it something like 16 for Clapton.>>
Re: EC's Grammy Awards:16 it is, Nick.
Here is the list according to the official GRAMMY website (though they have
not added Reptile yet). Several are collaborations:
1972 Album of the year: Concert For Bangladesh
1990 Rock vocal performance, male: Bad Love
1992 Record of the year: Tears In Heaven
1992 Album of the year: Unplugged
1992 Song of the year: Tears In Heaven
1992 Pop vocal performance, male: Tears In Heaven
1992 Rock vocal performance, male: Layla
1992 Best rock song; Layla
1994 Traditional blues album: From The Cradle
1996 Rock instrumental performance: SRV Shuffle (from Tribute to SRV)
1996 Record of the year: Change The World
1996 Pop vocal performance, male: Change The World
1998 Pop vocal performance, male: My Father's Eyes
1999 Rock Instrumental: The Calling (w/ Santana)
2000 Traditional blues album: Riding With the King (w/ BB King)
2001 Pop instrumental: Reptile
WOLF
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