One Hand Clapping

by **Berkeleyan** » Fri Nov 21, 2003 11:31 am

Brit slang for fool.

by **Steve-o** » Fri Nov 21, 2003 11:40 am

quote:Originally posted by Berkeleyan
Brit slang for fool.
Never heard of that one, Bekeleyan, but we all will watch and try not to use it, ok? If anyone does, at least from the US, no harm intended.

by **Berkeleyan** » Fri Nov 21, 2003 2:30 pm

Alright then. No harm done. Have a good weekend. [:)]

by **Steve-o** » Fri Nov 21, 2003 2:33 pm

quote:Originally posted by Berkeleyan
Alright then. No harm done. Have a good weekend. [:)]
Weekend is always a good time [:D] By the way, looking forward to my sons brother-in-lw, Fabio, coming to the US to visit for a month from Recife. He has been to LA once, but that's it..I hope our little midwestern town doesn't make him bored. [:D]

by **Berkeleyan** » Mon Nov 24, 2003 12:18 pm

I guess a juicy, fat burger with all the works on, a tall glass of local brew and a slice of apple pie will keep him chirpy ! [:D] it would suit ME for sure...[:)]

by **Steve-o** » Mon Nov 24, 2003 12:49 pm

quote:Originally posted by Berkeleyan
I guess a juicy, fat burger with all the works on, a tall glass of local brew and a slice of apple pie will keep him chirpy ! [:D] it would suit ME for sure...[:)]
Your beer is better, LOL!!!!

by **Steve-o** » Wed Apr 28, 2004 1:12 pm

Erm...back on topic, a repeat of the thread opener is order.....

Steve-o wrote:I just got this on DVD. Very cool period piece for Fall 1974. It was a UK special aired in 1975, recorded at Abbey Road, 53 minutes long. It featured the Wings lineup of Jimmy Mac, Denny, & Geoff Britton. Here is a listing of what's on it. (The picture quality is C- at best, but it plays well on the DVD format--no jumping and skipping. The tape it cam from was the problem)

This whole video was basically a rehearsal for a possible tour, obviously:

Jet---awesome vocals!!!
Soily--Blows the WOA version away---unreal vocals.
CMoon-
Little Woman Love
Denny laine on his career with video of Jimmay Mac playing drums (not bad)
Maybe Im Amazed (drums need work!!!)
Geoff Britton on playing (there's alot of him screwing up on here--I can see why it didnt work out)
My Love
Bluebird (complete with macca feeding chords to the Howie casey before the song starts). Electric version--nice.

SOLO PAUL:He starts with a talk about cabaret music and how he thought he'd end up like Tony Bennett and how rock lured him away from his love for this music)
Suicide: First time I have heard it--nice. A SMALL section of this song appears on MCcartney, right after Hot As Sun/Glasses and just before Junk. I've always wondered what that was...
Let's Love (peggy lee song he wrote for her)
Loving All of you (not sure of the title--never heard this before--pretty nice)
I'll Give you a Ring (to show up 8 years later during the TOW sesions)
Band on the Run : complete with acoustic interlude ala the original and brian ray on the tour.
Live and Let Die--with full AR orchestra--nice without all the explosions, to be honest
1985--I've seen PART of this before, probably on wingspan, but it's great.
Baby Face Over the closing credits...interesting that he sings a bit of this just before Hey Jude on a Raliegh soundboard I have.

Overall, this is GREAT to have!!!

by **Bluebird** » Thu Apr 29, 2004 4:30 am

Steve-o wrote:Erm...back on topic, a repeat of the thread opener is order.....
Steve-o wrote:I just got this on DVD. Very cool period piece for Fall 1974. It was a UK special aired in 1975, recorded at Abbey Road, 53 minutes long. It featured the Wings lineup of Jimmy Mac, Denny, & Geoff Britton. Here is a listing of what's on it. (The picture quality is C- at best, but it plays well on the DVD format--no jumping and skipping. The tape it cam from was the problem)

This whole video was basically a rehearsal for a possible tour, obviously:

Jet---awesome vocals!!!
Soily--Blows the WOA version away---unreal vocals.
CMoon-
Little Woman Love
Denny laine on his career with video of Jimmay Mac playing drums (not bad)
Maybe Im Amazed (drums need work!!!)
Geoff Britton on playing (there's alot of him screwing up on here--I can see why it didnt work out)
My Love
Bluebird (complete with macca feeding chords to the Howie casey before the song starts). Electric version--nice.

SOLO PAUL:He starts with a talk about cabaret music and how he thought he'd end up like Tony Bennett and how rock lured him away from his love for this music)
Suicide: First time I have heard it--nice. A SMALL section of this song appears on MCcartney, right after Hot As Sun/Glasses and just before Junk. I've always wondered what that was...
Let's Love (peggy lee song he wrote for her)
Loving All of you (not sure of the title--never heard this before--pretty nice)
I'll Give you a Ring (to show up 8 years later during the TOW sesions)
Band on the Run : complete with acoustic interlude ala the original and brian ray on the tour.
Live and Let Die--with full AR orchestra--nice without all the explosions, to be honest
1985--I've seen PART of this before, probably on wingspan, but it's great.
Baby Face Over the closing credits...interesting that he sings a bit of this just before Hey Jude on a Raliegh soundboard I have.

Overall, this is GREAT to have!!!
Sounds great ! I´m ought to buy it.

by **Steve-o** » Thu Apr 29, 2004 11:44 pm

Your ought to :wink:

by **Bluebird** » Fri Jun 25, 2004 6:23 pm

All right I bought this dvd last week, and I have seen it 5 times I think. I just can´t get enough of it. I love this acoustic jam with Michelle, Blackbird, HOTC and Bluebird. The only thing I don´t like so much with the film, is the scene with MHALL with all the sheeps. That scene was not placed in my mind, but A very nice DVD.

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