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Originally Posted by David
Describe more of the band, Chris. Crucial similarities, differences between last week & last solo tour?.
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Well, I'll do the best I can in my layman's terms. Scott Plunkett played a grand piano.
Waddy played with just a little more flair than usual. He was really having a good time and a few times I wished they would have turned him up just a bit more.
I really like the new drummer, who was in plexiglass and used what appeared to be a smaller than average kit. He and the percussionist did a nice little back and forth before Edge.
Tuggle played the Hammond B3 and acoustic guitar.
I think the biggest difference was in the intensity of Stevie herself.
Al Ortiz also did a nice job recreating john's bass line on Rhiannon.
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Originally Posted by David
When you say harmonies, do you mean the ending from '83/'91 is there this time too? And did they break for the sax solo, a la '91?
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There was no sax (I'm glad because I never really cared for that). They finished off with the four girls singing acapella. I'm going to have to go back and listed to the boots now to see how similar that ending was.
The backing vocals, especially the "in the back of you miiiiind" part were very precise. Sharona, Lori and Jana owned that and they knew it.
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Originally Posted by David
You mean the DiFabrizio boots? I figured by now she had thrown them out.
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No, they weren't the huge old platforms but the lower heel black suede version with the leg warmers over them (also black) but I will take them over the clodhoppers anyday.
