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Old 12-06-2005, 07:59 PM
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I was there too! It was like the highlight of my life! Especially since they were doing Sara...my favorite song. Where were you sitting? I don't remember you posting about it.
Yeah, I thought it was really cool of them to go back to Canada in 2004, after playing Toronto in '03.
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The acoustic GDW, the retooled Second Hand News, and CM's stuff (all of it) was well worth it IMO.
I loved POTU!! That was well worth it for me. I also loved the Fritz song (however brief) they were working out on the Tusk remaster.
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I loved POTU!! That was well worth it for me. I also loved the Fritz song (however brief) they were working out on the Tusk remaster.
Fritz song? Forgive me for being a total idiot, but was that Kiss And Run?
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Fritz song? Forgive me for being a total idiot, but was that Kiss And Run?
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Seriously, I had no idea. Thank you for informing me. I was wondering where that song came from...
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I loved POTU!! That was well worth it for me. I also loved the Fritz song (however brief) they were working out on the Tusk remaster.
According to BuckinghamNicks.net, Kiss and Run was written by Jorge Calderon who played percussion on Buckingham Nicks. I can't find anything on him being in Fritz or it being a Fritz song. I could be wrong of course...
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According to BuckinghamNicks.net, Kiss and Run was written by Jorge Calderon who played percussion on Buckingham Nicks. I can't find anything on him being in Fritz or it being a Fritz song. I could be wrong of course...
Wasn't he? Maybe I have him mixed up with someone else . Anyway, it's a cool song, I'm glad it was included. I just wish they had worked it out more!
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According to BuckinghamNicks.net, Kiss and Run was written by Jorge Calderon who played percussion on Buckingham Nicks. I can't find anything on him being in Fritz or it being a Fritz song. I could be wrong of course...

I haven't found anything that proves he was in Fritz...but, that doesn't mean Fritz couldn't have been playing a song he wrote. Jorge WAS good friends with Warren Zevon (co-produced his final album The Wind )...maybe there was some sort of connection with Lindsey &/or Stevie during that period (since S&L eventually ended up on Warren's Asylum debut album).

Isn't Jorge also credited with playing bass on the BN album, as well?
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