Ruby Tuesday / Let's Spend The Night Together

I'd think anyone who hung out with Brian in later 66 while the Boys were touring might have acetates... I'm thinking Danny Hutton,  Vosse,  Anderle... even Siegal ('scuse any spelling errors there please).   Brian was doing plenty of experimental sound stuff with them and who knows what they took home in their party bags. That said, most might have by now handed them over to BRI or BriMel or whatever. Well, it'd be nice to think so...

Thomas Pynchon, maybe.  Has anybody observed him lately?

The Target commercial Hello Goodbuy

The diaper commercial All You Need is Luvs

And don't know if this counts but...

The nauseatingly overplayed sample of I'm Free used in the Chase Bank commercial. 

When the Revolution comes Target, Luvs & Chase Bank will be the first to go.

I vote Keith Moon 

Who is the person between Spector and Mike Love?

Were it not for 'Amusement Parks USA' it would earn a 5.

My birthday also before Badman. Prabably before the BBs. Probably before you could find a.....

"grand coolie workin on the railroad"

How has Bruce become filthy rich?

I don't know why I ever bought the 'Another Day' single, but I played the grooves off 'Oh Woman, Oh Why'. Wish I knew what happened to my 45....

Who is Steven Worek?

George Harrison played guitar on Cheech & Chong's "Basketball Jones"

Which is the one that Dennis liked so well?

I never understood the deal with Andrew Loog Oldham. Wasn't he their manager who (with no musical background) set himself up as their producer?

Did he actually DO any production work?

What value did he add to the stones, their music or their image?

What attracted them to him to begin with?

And why did they end up so upset with him at the end (that they locked him out of the studio when recording) ?

Was he maybe just a hipster who fast-talked his way into their scene?

Was he maybe as annoying as the liner notes he wrote for Metamorphosis and More Hot Rocks?

Most Stones books I have seen are fairly mum on the dynamic between him and the stones.

Is Loog an actual name?

This is not a commercial site and I would have to say this type of "marketing" is not welcome and should be banned.  This forum is meant to discuss MUSIC anyway, a concept apparently foreign to the originator of this tripe.

Re: The previously mentioned song whose name I refuse to utter.....


THERE IS NO EAST SIDE OF CHICAGO!!!!!

I always thought Lennon's vocal in "Happiness is a warm gun" ratcheted up an already amazing song.

I wonder what Dylan thinks about her last 2 albums.

Yech!

Quote from: Surfer Joe on Today at 06:59:39 PM
Any chance that show took place on Monday, October 27, 1975 at Market Square Arena in Indianapolis?  That's the only Indiana show I can find listed in the Badman book, not that that's complete, in the right time period.
Probably the reason that show is listed is because it's circulating on tape, and there's probably a setlist on Eric's site.

I would imagine the show I saw would have been either the weekend before or after Oct. 27, 1975.  ND is about 3 hours away from Indianapolis (Chicago is closer) so it would stand to reason that the shows would be within a few days of one another.   I vaguely recall a Mike Love comment about a recent (probably the week before) ND/USC football matchup.  That game has always typically been played late October so that fits.  Should not be too hard too discover the date of that game in 1975. 

Thanks all for helping me track this down.

Makes sense c-man. I know I owned the Good Vibrations compilation LP which I see came out in '75

Wouldn't it be nice ( ) if that boot had been the show I had seen...  Is there anything on the boot (crowd banter, etc) that definitely places it at Notre Dame?  My gray cells sorta remember Mike Love making a comment about a recent USC/ND game.

Are there any sources online that could help me resolve the date of that concert?

Oh boy.

I may have been at that concert.  One of the first shows I ever went to, by anybody.

- the only thing is I remember distinctly that they opened with Sloop John B.

Is it possible I am remembering a different show.  Did they play Notre Dame maybe in 75 or 76?  That fits better into the timeframe when I would have seen them.

Someone please help these fading brain cells

Won't Get Fooled Again

the tension created by the synth, resolved by Daltrey's scream is like no other moment in R&R

What is the background on this?  Sorry, but not a BB scholar here. BBs on stage with Jum Morrison and/or traffic perhaps?

6 = 9

I don't mind, I don't mind.....

Oops, I forgot:

"She's got everything she needs, she's anrtist, she don't look back"