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I Know its only rock and roll–in this case blues--
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So damn good. Plus can I say that Stones / Faces hair was just the goddamn best…
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Yeah. I would feel like a total idiot looking like that but they just pull it off, you really wanna go on a bender with that crew
I found this clip because I was trying to share a clip of the studio cut. Then I found the whole thing:
Ronnie Wood & Keith Richards
The First Barbarians (Live)
197401. Intro
02. Am I Grooving You?
03. Cancel Everything
04. If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody
05. Mystifies Me
06. Take a Look at the Guy
07. Act Together
08. Shirley
09. Forever
10. Sure the One You Need
11. Crotch Music
12. I Can Feel the FireBand:
- Keith Richards - guitar, vocals
- Ronnie Wood - guitar, vocals
- Rod Stewart - vocals
- Willie Weeks - bass guitar
- Ian McLagan - piano, organ
- Andy Newmark - drums
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Loving this at the mo…proper stomper.
… but they just pull it off…
I can feel the fire @mclaincausey and @bryaneidins
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Fucking LOVE NOMEANSNO @Twistlock a truly formative band for me along with Victims Family and others
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@mclaincausey @Twistlock What about the Hanson Brothers! I think at one time they toured as NOMEANSNO and then replayed the shows on the way back as the Hanson Brothers. Pretty cool.
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Love them too! Nothing like a lil Puck Rock @deanclean ! Wish I could find that CD, I think it’s out of print.
But on YouTube. Amazing, Ramones-esque hockey music.
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@mclaincausey Ive got that Hanson Brothers album on vinyl! the one playing tribute to the Ramones' Road to Ruin album cover.
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Fucking LOVE NOMEANSNO …
me too, esp this collab (and btw, 'Japanese spend twice as much on pinball as defense')
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Yes yes YES this is all great stuff @endo @deanclean @Twistlock , I have loved all of it since it came out! Well, around the time 0 + 2 = 1 released for NOMEANSNO, and some time before that for Dead Kennedys, had to discover some of the back catalog later.
I mentioned Victims Family. Really love a lot of the intricate punk like them, Minutemen, etc. Their guitarist/vocalist Ralph Spight and their bassist Larry Boothroyd just blow my mind with their effortless shredding and great songwriting and lyrics (LOVE the Wrights too, and Watt).
I mean listen to Ralph shred this song George Benson, love the pinched harmonics:
And a wild bassline by Larry here:
I also listened to a lot of Primus and Melvins when I was jamming this stuff nonstop–trios really seemed to be some of my favorites for a while.
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This rabbithole @Twistlock initiated is bearing quite a bit of fruit. In addition to tons of other live stuff on YouTune checkit @deanclean and @endo :
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Awesome @mclaincausey, will listen into it later today. Didn't mean to open up another rabbit hole though
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Not a good week but these are the times we live in…. everyone's old.
When he dropped out of the Stones' forthcoming tour I assumed it was due to COVID concerns, which at his age is perfectly reasonable. I guess he was just dying.
I hope it wasn't painful for any of them. They brought a lot of joy to a lot of people.
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I was lucky enough to see them a few years back, even though they were getting on a bit, still had more presence than a lot of younger groups I have seen, took this pic as Charlie was being introduced to the audience, nothing special in the pic until I noticed Keith and Ronnie having a quick fag break at the back - can just imagine O2 Health & Safety freaking!
