Mick Fleetwood Sept.11,2009 Maui torrent

[estranged4life]

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=266225


rtist: Mick Fleetwood Blues Band

Date: 11 September 2009

Location: Kihei, Maui, Hawaii

Venue: Stella Blues Cafe



Lineage: Audio Reality binaural mics > Sony MZ-RH1 (HiSP 256kbps) >

Sonic Stage to PC/WAV > Cool Edit Pro (tracking) > flac



Stella Blues Cafe is a small restaurant with a pool room/concert area

in the back. It's a very small, intimate atmosphere.



The recording location was 2 feet in front of the stage and

about 4 feet from the right speaker column.



All the members of the band live here on Maui and they were

joined by several other local Maui musicians - Eric Gilliom

and Gretchen Rhodes.



A benefit in memory of Ray Ennis - the founder of Stella Blues



Aloha from Maui!



Lenny Costellanos - Bass

Mark Johnstone - Keyboards

Rick Vito - Guitar

Mick Fleetwood - Drums

Guests:

Eric Gilliom - Guitar

Gretchen Rhodes - Vocals



Set 1

1) Intro

2) Fleetwood Boogie

3) Oh Well

4) Streamliner Blues

5) Can't Do My Homework

6) I'm A Rolling Man

7) Eyesight To The Blind

8) Will You Love Me Tomorrow

9) My Baby's Hot

10) Rattlesnake Shake

11) Black Magic Woman

12) Please Don't Mess Around

13) Shake Your Moneymaker



Set 2

1) Mick Intro

2) Black Crow

3) Do The Lucky Devil

Eric Gilliom & Gretchen Rhodes join in

4) World Turning > Drums > World Turning

5) Mick Speaks

6) Chain Of Fools

7) Signed, Sealed, Delivered

8) Say You Love Me

9) Tahiti > Drums > Tahiti

10) Over My Head (island style)

11) Rhiannon

12) Go Your Own Way

Encore:

13) Don't Stop...

[OldTimer]

Wow, thanks!!!!!

.....but my computer still won't open Torrent files :distress:

What an interesting set list!

Stevie Wonder's Signed Sealed & Delivered? :blob1:

Aretha Franklin's Chain Of Fools? (GREAT vehicle for Gretchen Rhodes' voice.) :)

I'm guessing Will You Love Me Tomorrow is actually Love That Burns, but at first I thought it might be that old Phil Specter/Ronnettes-type song Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow . :laugh:
(okay, it was originally by the Shirelles, not the Ronnettes.)


Okay, back to trying to figure out my computer's Torrent refusal :mad:

But thanks again! :nod:

[OldTimer]

I can't believe I'm trying to figure out Twitter :o
but Eric Gilliom twitters, and he says that Sunday night when they do the show at the Royal Lahaina Resort, Carlos Santana will join Rick and co for Black Magic Woman. I wish I wish I wish.....

[Ghost_Tracker]

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=266225


rtist: Mick Fleetwood Blues Band




Stella Blues Cafe is a small restaurant with a pool room/concert area

in the back. It's a very small, intimate atmosphere.



.

Mick Fleetwood loves very small, intimate . . . stuff. . . . . . :p

[sjpdg]

Mick Fleetwood loves very small, intimate . . . stuff. . . . . . :p

Like Stevie Nicks!!!!!!!!!!!!!:lol::lol::lol::lol:

(Sorry! I just couldn't stop myself!!!)

[sjpdg]

On a more serious note, that is a very interesting set list. I guess trying to play to the strengths of the different players.

[michelej1]

Maui Weekly

http://www.mauiweekly.com/page/content.detail/id/500339/Maui-Rocks.html?nav=39

The Mick Fleetwood Band headlined two exceptional nights of entertainment on Friday, Sept. 11, at Stella Blues Café and again on Sunday, Sept. 13, at the Royal Lahaina Resort. Mick Fleetwood was back home on Maui to rock the Valley Isle during his break between worldwide tour dates with the illustrious “supergroup,” Fleetwood Mac. Barry Flanagan of HAPA flew over from his home on O‘ahu to join Eric Gilliom, who opened the show. They were joined by Fleetwood, incomparable slide/lead guitarist Rick Vito, Gretchen Rhodes of Island Rumours and others to provide hours of entertainment for an appreciative audience.

The competent managing skills of William Reeve Pié, and the cooperation of local musicians and venues, enabled these gigs to be put together quite quickly. The Stella Blues’ show marked the first big blowout at the venue since the passing of its co-founder Ray Ennis. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Hospice Maui, Ennis’ favorite nonprofit.

A portion of the proceeds from the Lahaina show will benefit A Makebelieve Company’s new “Save the Arts” program, which strives to inspire and educate our youth through music and the arts.