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Bm7th
11-07-2011, 06:34 PM
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Bm7th
03-20-2012, 02:18 AM
Is that Stevie playing drums in the background?

Why hasen"t this been released on video or dvd?

Before when VH1 Classic wasn"t a all heavy metal channel they used to show Go Your Own Way from this show.
I like Lindseys voice on this and how " spunky" he is .
holidayroad
03-20-2012, 08:38 AM
They used to show this concert on VH-1 and PBS. I think you could get a VHS from PBS if you donated enough money when this concert was being shown.
slc4236
03-22-2012, 03:31 AM
Is that Stevie playing drums in the background?

Why hasen"t this been released on video or dvd?

Before when VH1 Classic wasn"t a all heavy metal channel they used to show Go Your Own Way from this show.
I like Lindseys voice on this and how " spunky" he is .

Hello, Stevie is not playing drums on this. During this tour there were two female guitar players. Stevie was not at the Chanel 11 studios in Chicago where it was taped. I was at the taping and it is a show called Center Stage on PBS. I do have a copy of this which I taped when it aired.
michelej1
03-22-2012, 12:30 PM
Hello, Stevie is not playing drums on this.

But it's an amusing idea!

Michele
slc4236
03-24-2012, 12:28 AM
But it's an amusing idea!

Michele

That would be amusing Stevie playing drums. I wonder what happened to the two female guitar players who did the tour?
PenguinHead
03-24-2012, 03:03 AM
That would be amusing Stevie playing drums. I wonder what happened to the two female guitar players who did the tour?

Not sure who they were, but I bet the two female guitar players went back to what they were doing before the tour.:rolleyes: I imagine that all of the players must cherish the memories of being a part of that tour; as an amazing experience and big highlight of their careers.

I'm so glad I had the pleasure of attending his show in Portland, OR., in an old/vintage theater. The place was packed, the sound of the music was overwhelming, and people were freaking out over how crazily great it was. The balconies were filled, and I was standing in the dense crowd on the floor, just several feet away from the stage.
elle
03-24-2012, 10:42 AM
I wonder what happened to the two female guitar players who did the tour?

OOTC touring band (better known as guitar army:laugh:):

Lindsey Buckingham: - Lead Guitar
Steve Ross: Guitar
Neale Haywood: Guitar
Liza Carbe: Guitar
Janet Robin: Guitar and Vocals
Kevin Wyatt: Bass Guitar
Dan Garfield: Keyboard
Michael Tempo: Percussion
John Wackerman: Percussion
Scott Breadman: Percussion

Janet Robin has a solo career of her own. she's currently touring around Europe:

http://i1091.photobucket.com/albums/i399/ellellew/JanetRobinPrague.jpg

not completely sure but think she's also a member on The Ledge.

EDIT: photo posted by Vašek Vávra on FB.