OH DADDY Nashville 1977
 

wow this is so intimate and beautiful.... holy **** she has the crowd in the palm of her hands, i can feel it when i listen to this...

great intensity and dynamics!!!:D

I agree...and Songbird too.:thumbsup: When you listen to some of these old shows, you can tell that she had the audience, even if she was a much more understated performer than either Stevie or Lindsey. By the way, that Nashville show is my favorite live show from the Rumours line-up ever.

I like the way she tells (I think) John and Lindsey they're too loud!

God Lindsey must miss being told off by her!

Gail

True, except for those mobs who got up to go get a beer.

Why would she tell john & lindsey? they aren't the ones operating her monitor.

I like all the '77 soundboards about equally--they're all fun & frothy: nashville, little rock, oklahoma city, paris. I just wish there were a little more presence, more gain, on most of those rehearsals.

plus, I wish we had soundboards from the latter three or four months of the tour, too.

no way! they dont drink alcohol in Tennesee, they were getting hot pretzels

Because I thought that's who she was talking to. Clearly I was wrong

Gail

you are NOT wrong & I really wish you would NOT be so hard on yourself, gail!!

you have uncovered a great mystery here: let's try to get to the bottom of this
:thumbsup:

I just assumed she was talking to John and Lindsey.

She could have been talking to the engineers which would make more sense.

Gail

How large was the stage? Stage volume is DEFINITELY an issue, unless they're standing 30' apart.

That's my official Tennessee pastime. PBR, please!:blob2: :blob2: :blob2:

yabbut I don't control the levels on my stage monitor when I am playing......... do you?

I am always instructed to give hand signals to the guy offstage. I use a thumbs-up for "make it louder" & use a flat hand sinking down for "make it softer" & if there's a major problem, I run off the stage & whisper, "There's a major problem" ..... in between rhiannon riffs!!

You mean you don't shout out "Turn that sh*t down!" like John did??
:lol:

--Lis

Don't feel bad, Gail. When I first heard that bootleg, I thought she was talking to the audience. I thought she meant they were too loud for "Songbird".:laugh: