slowhand Digest Volume 02 : Issue 97
Today's Topics:
Re: Woking 12/31/01 review
EC with Sheryl Crow 1996
Birthday 3 CD set in Oz
RV: Looking for woking
woking 1990
Woking offer for Europe
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From: "Fred Frome, online"
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Woking/Surrey UK
New Year īs Eve and New Year 2002, start at 10:25 p.m.
The Usual Band starts at 10:25 p.m., Dec. 31st 2001
Lineup:
Tempted PC
Before You Accuse Me
Good Golly Miss Molly PC
Wonderful Tonight
Grapevine PC
You Win Again GB (This Heart of Mine?)
Paradise AFL
Knock on Wood
(this was at central European midnight!)
Canīt Judge a Book GB
Hi Heel Sneakers AFL
Hoochie Coochie Man
Little Queenie GB
at 11:20 p.m. all took a little rest
New Year 2002, 00:02
Old Langue Signe
Midnight Hour
Whiter Shade of Pale GB
Reconsider Baby
How Sweet it is PC
Stranger in My Own Home Town GB
Bring it on Home PC
Lay Down Sally
Gin House AFL
5 Long Years
Cocaine
Whole Lotta Shaking GB
New Year 2002, 1:02
Encore: Shake, Rattle and Roll
The (un)Usual Band was:
On drums Henry Spinetti
On bass Dave Bronze
Starring as singers were:
AFL is of course Andy Fairweather-Low
GB is Gary Brooker on piano and vocals
PC is Paul Carrack on keyboards (listen to him on Jools Hollandīs!)
And the bride-groom - EC!
Fred, one who attended and enjoyed it thanks to Bill (and is eager to
receive a copy : =)
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From: "JOHN B ROE"
Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 9:04 AM
Subject: Woking 12/31/01 review
> Just finished listening to the 12/31/01 show thanks to Pat. A bit of a
> different set-list than previous New Year's Eve shows (although some of
the
> usual tunes were there also). Much more "oldie" rock and rollers. A little
> different Cocaine; I really like the arrangement. But the tune that really
> stuck with me was I Heard It Through The Grapevine. EC has some really
> tastefull guitar work in it. Does anyone know the band line-up? I know EC
> and Gary Booker, I'd especially like to know the lead vocalist on the
> "oldie" rock and rollers.
>
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From: "Graves, Scott"
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As it seems as bit quiet on the list at the moment, I thought I'd make one
of my rare posts.
As I walked to work the other day I was listening to an EC sessions minidisc
that I put together. One of the tracks on this is Sheryl Crow's performance
of "Ordinary Morning" featuring EC taken from her "Live in London" Video.
Wow!!! Every time I hear this I am just blown away by EC's guitar work. For
me, his guitar on this track is comparable to the bluesbreakers work in that
his eagerness/cockiness and passion are all apparent every time he plays a
lick. Watching the video too is an experience - he's like a man possessed.
This has got to feature in my Top Ten of favourite EC guitar, along with the
Bob Dylan Tribute "Don't think Twice" (and 8 more which I can't be bothered
to start thinking about right now). How i wish I'd gone to these shows.
Obviously, the Sheryl Crow London shows were taped but this is the only song
officially released. Has anyone heard decent recordings of the other songs
performed? I've heard a boot of all the songs performed featuring EC but
they all sound pretty bad quality wise. I'd love to hear the others if
anyone's sitting on them out there.
Scott G
London
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From: "Peter Haworth"
Subject: Birthday 3 CD set in Oz
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Thanks to Carey I can offer this to the first 5 Oz / NZ respondents, usual
conditions. Please reply direct to phaworth@bigpond.net.au
thanks
Peter from the State of Tas in the Land of Oz
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From: FERNANDEZ de SOSA Juan Manuel
Subject: RV: Looking for woking
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Hi Christian!
Ole Axelsen will send me a copy, and I will offer it to other slowhanders. I
can offer you one when I'll receive it. Send me your address but be patient,
Juanma
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Hi there !
I'm wondering if anyone would like to make an EC fan happy with a copy of
the woking recording ?
Christian
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From: Lefffe@aol.com
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hi, i'm looking for a copy of character defect december 1990, have some stuff
to trade. Thank for your help
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From: Constant Backes
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Thanks to Pat, I can now offer a copy for free of the
Woking show to the first 5 slowhanders from Europe.
The other slowhanders can trade it. As usual,
you have to offer it to 5 other slowhanders.
take care
Constant
End of slowhand Digest V02 Issue #97