Zitat von MrMister7 im Beitrag #3 In Toronto kam Sass Jordan für einen Song ("Blue Collar Man") mit auf die Bühne. Tommy Shaw: "Himmel, was für eine Stimme!"
Sass Jordan ist das die ältere Schwester von Joss Stone? Ist mir hier vielleicht musikalisch etwas entgangen?
Ich habe die noch fehlenden Live-Alben für meine ausstehenden Bewertungen diese Woche besorgt, aber das Urteil muss noch ein paar Tage warten. Jetzt ist erst mal Motörhead Weekend
ME-Leser 1984 bis 2016 - ME-Forum seit 30.04.2003 - Erster Beitrag: "Wo kann ich mich hier wieder abmelden?" Heavy Rotation → ◉ Jake Bugg (2024) A Modern Day Distraction ◉ Julie (2024) The Ant-Aircraft Friend ◉ Towa Bird (2024) American Hero ◉ The Courettes (2024) The Soul Of... The Fabulous Courettes ◉ Noga Erez (2024) The Vandalist
Trotz Foreigner, Loverboy oder Andrea Berg, das gehört für mich zu den schlimmsten Sachen, die ich in meinem Leben gehört habe
Und gesehen!
http://www.last.fm/de/user/DerWaechter ehemaliger Influencer * Downtown * Radebrecht * "Die einzige Bevölkerungsgruppe, die man risikolos beleidigen kann, sind die Dummen. Da fühlt sich nie einer angegriffen." (Ronja von Rönne) “The sex and drugs have gone and now it’s just the rock ‘n’ roll” (Shaun Ryder)
Zitat von MrMister7 im Beitrag #28Die hat der alle für Dust Bowl benutzt?
Sicher nicht alle, aber einen Teil davon. Ausserdem wächst seine Sammlung stetig. Er kommt an keinem Gitarrenladen vorbei, ohne diesen heimzusuchen.
Aber auf der aktuellen Tour hat er ein paar seltene Gitarren gespielt:
ZitatJoe played some incredibly rare guitars at these shows. Everyone at this point is probably aware of Steven Seagal loaning him Albert King's "Lucy", but there were two more very rare guitars that were just recently loaned to Joe as well. A 1958 Explorer and a 1958 Flying V. And there was a really cool story that Rick Gould told us about these guitars.
"The Explorer and the Flying V are sister guitars. There were 2 brothers in 1958 who custom ordered matching guitars from the Kalamazoo plant. One was an Explorer and one was a Flying V. Shortly after receiving the guitars, the owner of the Flying V passed away and his brother then inherited that guitar. The owner of the Explorer was a player who played locally and people loved the Explorer and for many years people were constantly wanting to buy the guitar off of him. One day a well known musician, Rick Vito (Guitarist for Fleetwood Mac), saw the guy gigging with the Explorer and after the show went to talk to him and said he wanted to buy the guitar. The owner of the guitar said people always want to buy it, but they can't afford it. Well after much haggling they agreed upon a price. The next day Vito goes to the guy's house to get the guitar and he was worried the deal was going to go south. When he gets there the owner starts hemming and hawing and says "If you are going to buy this one, you have to buy my brother's as well." The man was worried because he wasn't sure what he was in for. The owner went and got this dusty old case and when he opened it up, the guy's jaw dropped opened because inside was a pristine Flying V, a perfect match to the Explorer. The Flying V also has double pick guards on it because the brother who ordered it was left handed."
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