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During this brief and crazy tour of 1974 Chris samples Come A Little Bit Closer in the beginning of Why. Instead of the slide guitar opening, Chris does her own intro and she samples Come A Little Bit Closer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=215Pp6GPJYk
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While others hated the use of a string synthesizer and "half assed horns." I love that they opened with Bob's psychedelic "Coming Home" on that tour. Chris only did one song from the new album then "Bad Loser" I suppose her sneaking in parts of Come A Little Bit Closer was her idea if Welch could not do the same slide guitar as Weston.
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Great slide players are rare. Remember Bob Seger's Like A Rock? That's our own Rick Vito on that.
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