The Rollings Stones Rock and Roll Circus

fada
fada Posts: 1,032
edited March 2007 in Other Music
I remember seeing and just wanted to know some things about it.
Who played after the Who?
What song did Marianne Faithful sing?
Was the guy on the voilin audible when playing with dirty Mac?
What was and is the point of Yoko Ono?
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  • FinsburyParkCarrots
    FinsburyParkCarrots Seattle, WA Posts: 12,223
    * Taj Mahal (after the "orchestra" did some parping about)
    * Something Better (a song by Gerry Goffin and Barry Mann)
    * Ivry Gitlis
    * Er...
  • fada
    fada Posts: 1,032
    FinsburyParkCarrots wrote:
    * Taj Mahal (after the "orchestra" did some parping about)
    * Something Better (a song by Gerry Goffin and Barry Mann)
    * Ivry Gitlis
    * Er...


    Taj Mahal sounded very impressive. What were this band like?
  • mwachsman
    mwachsman Posts: 474
    Yea, I have seen this a couple times on PBS the past week. I know Yoko never sounded good, but good lord I had to change the channel she was so bad. I know they were all on drugs, but how can anyone think it sounds good?

    I liked Taj Mahal too. I was never a fan when I heard a small selection of his songs. I may have to revisit him.
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  • Brainofdz
    Brainofdz Posts: 1,617
    The Who's "A quick one" was absolutely blistering, one of the best performances I've seen of them.

    talk about a rock opera, that kicked the shit out of anything on Tommy
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  • Ledbetterman10
    Ledbetterman10 Posts: 17,005
    the only part of this i've ever seen is Lennon doing Yer Blues with Clapton and Richards
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  • ScotInAmsterdam
    ScotInAmsterdam Posts: 1,004
    This is an essential dvd for anyones collection - truly wonderful.

    Yoko - who knows - it was the 60's - before she starts singing the violin blues jam is amazing....

    For once the stones blow the socks off everyone it's my favourite ever stones performance...

    Dirty Mac are the Mad Season of the 60's - it only happened once, and you wish it had continued for longer - but it just couldn't...
  • fada
    fada Posts: 1,032
    Brainofdz wrote:
    The Who's "A quick one" was absolutely blistering, one of the best performances I've seen of them.

    talk about a rock opera, that kicked the shit out of anything on Tommy
    IT also kicked the shite of the studio recording they did of the song. I love Pete sing at the end when he is going "Cello cello" and Roger comes in with the "yeah yeah forgiven"
  • fada
    fada Posts: 1,032
    ScotInAmsterdam wrote:
    This is an essential dvd for anyones collection - truly wonderful.

    Yoko - who knows - it was the 60's - before she starts singing the violin blues jam is amazing....

    For once the stones blow the socks off everyone it's my favourite ever stones performance...

    Dirty Mac are the Mad Season of the 60's - it only happened once, and you wish it had continued for longer - but it just couldn't...


    but wasn't the violin inaudible for the most part

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