Rollin' Man

[aleuzzi]

Rollin' Man. Love this song! Love it. Love it. Love it.

Is there a live performance of it anywhere?

[wetcamelfood]

Shrine '69 :)

John

[aleuzzi]

Shrine '69 :)

John

Ah, thank you! I have seen that and never looked at the recording carefully enough.

[Wouter Vuijk]

Shrine '69 :)

John

Then also:
Space Club New York, july 13 , 1968 (completely different version)
Copenhagen, november 17, 1968 (like the Shrine version)
Golden Circle, Stockholm, november 1968 (like the Shrine version)
Stockholm, april 1, 1970 (like the Shrine version)

BTW I really like Danny's guitar part on this song,
:nod: Wouter

[doodyhead]

BTW I really like Danny's guitar part on this song,
:nod: Wouter

I'm with you Wouter,

The unique thing is the second instrumentleading or following to make conversation. Peter takes the que from BB King and expands it with either Johnnie almonds saz Spencers, or Dannys piano/guitar and makes it rock. I also think this was the impetus for Like it This way


doodyhead

[zoork_1]

[...]...[...] The unique thing is the second instrumentleading or following to make conversation...[...]


Hmm, yeaa (when we "Mac" around most people seem to dig this one) however the 2 x guitars jevels on my list are "Talk With You" and "Like It This Way"

T care
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[dansven]

I also think this was the impetus for Like it This way


Isn't that live version (from Boston, I think) during which the lead guitars go from minor to major just lovely!! :D

I have a live version of "Like It This Way" from the Kiln House line up.. So sad, brought tears to my eyes. :( Danny was great, but the absense of Peter became so clear.

[slipkid]

Isn't that live version (from Boston, I think) during which the lead guitars go from minor to major just lovely!! :D

I have a live version of "Like It This Way" from the Kiln House line up.. So sad, brought tears to my eyes. :( Danny was great, but the absense of Peter became so clear.

Did Spencer play the second guitar, or did Danny do it alone?

Also, don't forget about "Loving Kind".



I was scanning channels the other day and caught the classic albums doc. on Judas Priest's "British Steel" album. They were bragging how they were the first real dual lead guitar group. They did give credit to Wishbone Ash, but no Mac or Allman Brothers!?!? I mean afterall, they covered "The Green Manalishi".

[dansven]

Did Spencer play the second guitar, or did Danny do it alone?

No, it's only Danny on lead. I can't remember at the moment if Jeremy played rythm ... probably not. Christine on keys though.

[aleuzzi]

I'm with you Wouter,

I also think this was the impetus for Like it This way


doodyhead

Yes, the call-and-response guitars in Like it This Way echo the same call-and-response relationship between the horns and guitar on Rollin' Man. The tempo on both tunes is up, and--at least in both of the studio versions--the presence of the piano is crucial to the overall effect.

I'd love to hear another live version (other than Shrine 69) so if anyone has an MP3 he's willing to share....

[aleuzzi]

Then also:

BTW I really like Danny's guitar part on this song,
:nod: Wouter

You're speaking, of course, of one of the live versions. Which one? The Shrine 69 version has primarily one guitar: is that Danny? Or are you talking about another version?

[Wouter Vuijk]

You're speaking, of course, of one of the live versions. Which one? The Shrine 69 version has primarily one guitar: is that Danny? Or are you talking about another version?

Indeed, I'm talking about the Shrine 69 version. There are definitely two guitars. Danny plays the second guitar alongside Peter singing and doing the solo on guitar.
I really love Danny's contribution. It enables Peter to do what he wants to do.:wavey:

[snoot]

Danny was the man. Oh if he and PG could have played on.

[aleuzzi]

Indeed, I'm talking about the Shrine 69 version. There are definitely two guitars. Danny plays the second guitar alongside Peter singing and doing the solo on guitar.

Ah, I thought it was the other way around. Thanks for this info!