Oh, you liked the version by Elle Cordova and Toni Lindgren . . . well here’s the original!
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might sign off for the day with this cracked beauty! Nearly as cooky as the girls singing about Halley’s Comet over Jackson! [mind that WAS Mary Chapin Carpenter!)
#FROM BLOGSTONE NO LONGER AVAILABLEFirst published by Mitch on 11-30-2010Then again by me on 6-9-19
Disc 1
1.Brown Sugar (Altered Mick Taylor version COTHS Burlesque)
2.Jiving Sister Fanny (Itchy Fingers-IU)
3.Good Time Woman (Exile Outtake)
4.I'm Going Down (Itchy Finger-IU)
5.Shine A Light (Lost Session EVSD 332)
6.Dance Little Sister (Extended Mix) (US Masters)
7.Criss-Cross Man (AGNTTW GH Soup)
8.Dead Flowers (Sotheby Reel Acoustic Version)
9.Stop Breaking Down (Best Of Exile Sessions)
10.Dear Doctor (Unplugged IU)
11.Memo From Turner 1 (OR Sessions IU)
12.Family (Trident)
13.Fiji Jim (Accidents)
14.Do You Think I Really Care AKA Yellow Cab (Accidents)
15.Drift Away (AGNTTW GH Soup)
16.Downtown Suzie Take Two ( Black Box CD2)
17.Travelin' Man (IORnR--IU)
18.You Got The Silver (Unplugged IU)
19.Livin In The Heart Of Love (IORnR-IU)
20.I Ain't Lying (Best Of Exile Sessions)
Disc 2
1.I Don't Know Why (Itchy Fingers-IU)
2.Sister Morphine (Unplugged-IU)
3.Get A Line On You (Sotheby Reel)
4.All Down The Line 2 (Itchy Fingers-IU)
6.Brown Sugar (1969 Shot Of Salvation)
7.Let The Good Times Roll (Necrophilia)
8.Child Of The Moon (Session Impossible MUCD27)
9.You Can't Always Get What You Want (Unplugged IU)
10.Wild Horses (Unplugged IU)
11.Too Many Cooks (1973 MJ Single-Shot Of Salvation)
12.Pay Your Dues (Early SF Man) (Necrophilia)
13.Memo From Turner 2 (OR Sessions-IU)
14.Parachute Woman (Alternate Mix) (US Masters)
15.Family (Retake) (Trident)
16.All Down The Line Acoustic (MYTPH Outtakes)
17.Stuck Out All Alone AKA Give Me A Hamburger (Trident)
18.Everything's Turning To Gold (COTHS Burlesque)
19.Sweet Virginia (US Masters)
20.C********* Blues
21.If You Can't Rock Me (US Masters)
22.Brown Sugar (With Eric Clapton 1969) (Itchy Fingers-IU)
23.I Don't Know Why (Itchy Fingers)
24.Sympathy For The Devil (COTHS Burlesque)
1 / CANDLES BY THE BEDSIDE2 / I GOT YOUR SLOT3 / FOREVER AND FOREVERFROM LP FEEL THE SOUND OF HARVEY MANDEL .1974
"One of the world's greatest guitarists in the history of rock n' roll, Harvey Mandel was light years ahead of the competition when he first broke onto the scene in the mid 1960's with Charley Musselwhite's Southside Band, bridging the gap between blues and rock n' roll. A true innovator who sounded like no one else at the time, Mandel played with such notables as Canned Heat, The Rolling Stones, and John Mayall before starting a solo career. Presented here is Mandel's classic 1974 solo album Feel The Sound Of Harvey Mandel, featuring Ray Lester (bass); Victor Conte (bass); Danny Keller (drums); Paul Lagos (drums)": Colemnd.
Tracks1. Got To Be Bad (Coleman Head, Victor Conte) - 3:502. Sore Throat (Dick Wagner, Mark Skyer, Harvey Mandel) - 2:333. Just Wanna Be There (Dick Wagner, Mark Skyer, Harvey Mandel) - 4:264. Candles By The Bedside (Dick Wagner, Mark Skyer, Harvey Mandel) - 4:065. Feel The Sound (Dick Wagner, Mark Skyer, Harvey Mandel) - 6:016. I Got Your Slot (Coleman Head, Harvey Mandel, Victor Conte) - 2:527. Rankachank Blues (Harvey Mandel) - 2:498. Forever And Forever (Roselyn Mandel) - 2:35
Musicians*Harvey Mandel - Lead Guitar*Coleman Head - Rhythm Guitar (Tracks 1,2,6,8)*Danny Keller - Drums (Tracks 3-5,7,8)*Victor Conte - Bass, Guitar*Mark Skyer - Guitars, Vocals (Tracks 3-5,7)*Paul Lagos - Drums ( (Tracks 1,2,6)*Ray Lester - Bass (Tracks 3-5,7)*Richard Martin - Vocals (Track 1)
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As I mentioned yesterday, the tour’s most surprising songs were not the originals Bob had never played before. They were not the covers he’d never played before. They were the songs where you see it on the setlist and go “Huh? What the heck is that?” Google can’t provide for us no easy answers.
There were four such songs this tour. Or, depending on how you count, maybe just three. Like I said, it’s confusing.
Every night, the show opened with one of two such songs. They’re typically labeled “Train of Pain” and “Justine,” based on the most prominent lyric. But when you listen to them both, they sound similar. Like, very similar. Like, almost-the-same-song similar. They’re jams where Bob plays a repetitive little riff on synthesizer—the only time he’s played it on stage. The same riff, the same music, both songs.
The first few shows, he doesn’t sing a word. Only the backing singers sing a bit near the end (mostly enthusiastic “whoa”s). Then about a week in, Bob begins singing the same half-written verse over and over again, mumbling some of it each time so I can never get the full thing. It’s something like:
Come on baby…it won’t take long
? pretty baby, you ain’t that strong
You’re riding on the train of pain
This seems to be technically an original song—I can’t find anything else with those lyrics—but I guess not one he ever finished writing. Other times he just seems to be joyously shouting nonsense lyrics. It’s lively and uptempo and fun as hell, even without being a proper song. Here’s a version:
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And then there’s the tour’s other opening number, “Justine.” It’s basically the same music as “Train of Pain,” but with Dylan singing something different over it. Mostly the word “Justine.”
I did watch Dawson’s Creek largely through my daughter I think, with the teenage machinations of Joey, Pacey and Jen and with his contemporaries in the cast of the gorgeous and fine actor Michelle Williams, Katie Holmes and Josh Jackson
Sad to report that James Van Der Beens has died at a mere 48
Our thoughts are with his friends and family
RIP Bud
Director Edgar Wright paid tribute to the actor's work, calling him a "welcome and magnetic presence in every film lucky enough to have him". On his performance in Harold and Maude, Wright said: "Not only is this beloved film a pitch perfect black comedy-cum-love story for the ages, but Bud Cort delivers one of the greatest looks to camera in film.”