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| 1733.1 | | MPGS::MIKRUT | Avoid the Noid! | Wed Mar 21 1990 14:52 | 7 |
| Pete Townsend also does an acoustic version of "Won't Get Fooled
Again".
Then there's the Stones acoustic version of "Honky Tonk Woman" called
"Country Honk".
cheers/mike
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| 1733.2 | | RUBY::MCCONNELL | | Wed Mar 21 1990 15:24 | 1 |
| re .1 - Where can these versions be heard?
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| 1733.3 | Also Secret Policemen | AQUA::ROST | Bikini Girls With Machine Guns | Wed Mar 21 1990 15:47 | 10 |
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There are two "Scoop" albums, the other one is called "Another Scoop".
I believe both were double albums. Label is/was Atco. Both are out on
CD.
A popular LP a few years ago was "The Secret Policeman's Ball" on
Island, that had P.T. doing "Pinball Wizard" and "Won't Get Fooled
Again" and Sting doing "Roxanne" and "Message in a Bottle".
Brian
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| 1733.4 | | LARVAE::BRIGGS | They use computers don't they? | Fri Mar 23 1990 08:46 | 14 |
| Anyone know of any tablature books of acoustic renditions of classic
rock songs?
I am currently trying to put together a half decent solo acoustic
version of Mark Knopfler's 'Going Home'. Its going OK but its hard
work. Knopfler does an acoustic version on the soundtrack LP of Local
Hero but he has the luxury of keyboard backing. In other words he only
plays lead.
Same for Earl Klugh's version of Dance With Me, another piece I'm
working on. He also has the luxury of a backing band.
Richard
Basingstoke, UK
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| 1733.5 | ACOUSTIC LAYLA | KYOA::BANHO | | Fri Mar 23 1990 13:29 | 9 |
| -<YA GOT ME ON MY KNEES>-
ONE OF MY RECENT FAVORITES, ALTHOUGH NOT A NEW RECORDING IS JOHN
FAHEY AND JOHN ROBB'S RECORDING OF LAYLA. THIS IS AN ACOUSTIC DUET
RECORDED IN A CHURCH CONVERTED INTO A MUSIC STUDIO. THE ORIGINAL
DEREK AND THE DOMINOS RECORDING EMPLOYED 5 LEAD AND SLIDE TRACKS
LAYED DOWN BY ERIC CLAPTON AND DUANE ALLMAN, SO DONT EXPECT THAT
KIND OF ELECTRIC FIREWORKS HERE. SO SET YOUR EXPECTATIONS RIGHT
AND I THINK YOULL LOVE THIS WORK.
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| 1733.6 | | THRUST::CLARK | | Wed Apr 25 1990 14:58 | 8 |
| > ONE OF MY RECENT FAVORITES, ALTHOUGH NOT A NEW RECORDING IS JOHN
> FAHEY AND JOHN ROBB'S RECORDING OF LAYLA...
I assume this is out on an album -- anyone know the title? I do some
transcriptions of things for solo/duo acoustic (e.g., Clarence Carter's
Slip Away, Hank Williams I Won't Be Home No More, Lester Young things,
Elmore James' One Way Out), and people keep telling me about "Fahey's
Layla"... - Jay
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| 1733.7 | Do You Want Vinyl Or CD? | AQUA::ROST | Bad imitation of Jerry Jemmott | Wed Apr 25 1990 15:16 | 8 |
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Uh, it's on two albums...or rather when Rounder/Varrick came out with a
Fahey CD they pulled "Layla" off a different LP as a bonus track.
The titles? Uh, I'll have to look it up. There is mention of this in
COOKIE::FOLK_MUSIC, though...
Brian
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| 1733.8 | | THRUST::CLARK | | Wed Apr 25 1990 16:36 | 7 |
| > The titles? Uh, I'll have to look it up. There is mention of this in
> COOKIE::FOLK_MUSIC, though...
Now I remember seeing a mention in FOLK_MUSIC -- will look it up there.
Thanks for the info. (Actually it's almost enough to know what formats
it's in, Fahey releases being fairly easy to locate in the Boston area.)
JBC
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| 1733.9 | Ask And Ye Shall Recieve | AQUA::ROST | Bad imitation of Jerry Jemmott | Wed Apr 25 1990 18:49 | 44 |
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-< FOLK MUSIC >-
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Note 536.0 John Fahey 2 replies
FIVER::MAY 8 lines 28-APR-1989 10:35
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Does anyone know what cd title has John Faye
playing an all acoustic "12 string" version of Eric Clapton's Layla?
I heard it once on WBCN and ever since then I have been hunting.
Also, do you know where I could get it?
Desperately Searching,
I know it is somewhere,
Mark May
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Note 536.1 John Fahey 1 of 2
AQUA::ROST "The closer I am to fine" 53 lines 28-APR-1989 12:20
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Copied from COMET::RECORDS by the moderator:
NOTE: Varrick Records is a division of Rounder records, you can mailorder
these from Roundup Records, do dir/tit=roundup for address.
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Note 577.1 JOHN FAHEY 1 of 4
VLNVAX::MDLYONS "Michael D. Lyons DTN 297-5911" 5 lines 29-FEB-1988 10:54
-< Rain Forests, Oceans, & Other Themes >-
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Varrick 019 Rain Forests, Oceans, & Other Themes
...has it (I think, I've only listened to the CD version,
and I know the CD has extra songs from another LP called Let Go.)
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Note 577.2 JOHN FAHEY 2 of 4
AQUA::ROST "I'll buy you a cherry phosphate" 5 lines 29-FEB-1988 12:59
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Addendum to .1:
"Let Go" is the LP with "Layla"
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| 1733.10 | Ruskin and Ross | SUBWAY::BAUER | Evan Bauer, DBS Tech Support, NY | Sat Aug 04 1990 02:58 | 10 |
| A duo called Ruskin And Ross from LA do all sorts of stuff on
fingerpicked acoustic 6 strings -- some of it fun, some of it a little
too cute. One of their albums "Sounds Familiar" has some first-rate
Steely Dan and other late '60s to early '70s stuff on it. Released on
Revere Records. (Now if I only had it on CD I could program it to skip
the acoustic "California Girls" cut whenever I put it on...). So if
you think everything sonds better on Vinatage Martin's, this one's for
you!
- Evan
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