Favorite Band(S), Song(S), Album, Genre(S), and Concert

[The Chain]

Originally Posted by DavidMn

Just once in my life I want to laugh like Keith Richards.

I catch myself trying to be like Keef, while playing with my band, a lot... I am pathetic

[Sahara]

No particular order of any of these...

BANDS:
Tears for Fears and Roland Orzabal
Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham
Elton John

SONGS:
Stand Back, Stevie Nicks
Ticket to the World, Roland Orzabal

ALBUMS:
Tango in the Night, Fleetwood Mac
The Other Side of the Mirror, Stevie Nicks
The Big Picture, Elton John
Tomcats Screaming Outside, Roland Orzabal
Elemental, Tears for Fears

CONCERTS:
My one and only [so far] Elton John, 2nd July, RDS Dublin.

[Rickypt]

Band(s)
1. Stevie Nicks
2. Fleetwood Mac
3. Maria McKee/Lone Justice
4. Dolly Parton
5. Lucinda Williams

Song(s)
Sleeping Angel by Stevie Nicks
Silver Springs by Fleetwood Mac
Suspicious Minds by Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter
Solitary Man by Neil Diamond
Absolutely Barking Stars by Maria McKee
Shine by Dolly Parton
Don't Change by INXS
Why by Annie Lennox
Shine by Cyndi Lauper
Pineola by Lucinda Williams
The Waiting by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
and many more

Album
We have to choose one? If so, then Rumours

Genre
Rock/Pop and whatever Lucinda and Emmylou are considered: americana? alt-country?

Concert

Stevie Nicks Wild Heart Tour, Oakland, Oct. 1983
Fleetwood Mac Mirage Tour, Oakland, Oct. 1982
Bruce Springsteen, Born in the USA Tour, Oakland, 1984?
Lone Justice, San Francisco, 1986 (can't remember the name of the club, in North Beach and burned down)
Maria McKee, Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, April, 1996
Eurythmics, opening of the music museum in Seattle, June, 2000

[Angel69]

Bands:
Fleetwood Mac
Led Zeppelin
T.P. & The Heartbreakers
The Beatles

Songs:
Go Your Own Way
Boogie With Stu
Listen To Her Heart
Something

Genre:
Rock

Concert:
Fleetwood Mac Madison Square Garden 10/15/1979- My first concert

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by The Chain

...I literally would list about every song as a favorite, except some from A Bigger Bang/Steel Wheels.

Steel Wheels?!?! Which songs in particular? That's my 2nd favorite Stones album of all-time and one of the few that I never skip ANYTHING.

"Can't Be Seen" is Keith's best all time lead vocal.

[DavidMn]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Steel Wheels?!?! Which songs in particular? That's my 2nd favorite Stones album of all-time and one of the few that I never skip ANYTHING.

"Can't Be Seen" is Keith's best all time lead vocal.

Steel Wheels came out in '89 right?

[The Chain]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Steel Wheels?!?! Which songs in particular? That's my 2nd favorite Stones album of all-time and one of the few that I never skip ANYTHING.

"Can't Be Seen" is Keith's best all time lead vocal.

Well I love Sad Sad Sad, Terrifying, Rock And A Hard Place, I agree that Can't Be Seen is a pretty good track, it just sounds so, well, 1989 but pretty much the rest of the album i skip.

Call me crazy, but I'd have to say Little T & A, You Got The Silver, and Before They Make Me Run were keefs best performances. Take It So Hard from Talk Is Cheap is probably, THE best vocal, in my opninion.

[UnwindedDreams]

Originally Posted by The Chain

Exactly Keef IS the stones
I love the Stones, I love em all, I literally would list about every song as a favorite, except some from A Bigger Bang/Steel Wheels. Keith is just my fav member, and I have a special favoring for his material, but I love the other stuff too.

I love this place is empty and I think Infamy live is better than on the album and a stones concert is not a stones concert without a slow keef tune My favorite member is Mick. BTW...I'm not sure if that seattle show was the best...you should have been at Radio City...that was keith's best... He walked up all the way to the mezzanine during sympathy and started leaning on the walls on the stage during dice...he was great at that show...so was Mick!

[The Chain]

Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams

I love this place is empty and I think Infamy live is better than on the album and a stones concert is not a stones concert without a slow keef tune My favorite member is Mick. BTW...I'm not sure if that seattle show was the best...you should have been at Radio City...that was keith's best... He walked up all the way to the mezzanine during sympathy and started leaning on the walls on the stage during dice...he was great at that show...so was Mick!

I HEARD ABOUT RADIO CITY!

It was supposed to have been the best show of the tour. I meant Seattle was the best show I've ever been to, not the best stones, just the best concert I've been to. But, yeah the energy was supposed to have been like never before. And I heard about the walkin', leaning against the walls... Classic Keef As for the slow necessary Keef tune, he played The Worst from Voodoo Lounge, in Seattle.. it was awsome... Infamy is better live, too bad I dont have good quality version. It has become one of my fav Stones songs. All of Keith's songs are keepers to me, I really wish they gave him more space on the albums

[markolas]

Band(s)
1. Joni Mitchell
2. Bonnie Raitt
3. Sarah Vaughan

Song(s)
1. Amelia by Joni Mitchell
2. Silver Springs by Fleetwood Mac
3. Wichita Lineman by Glenn Campbell (Cassandra Wilson's version rocks)

Album
1. Hejira by Joni Mitchell
2. Belly of the Sun by Cassandra Wilson
3. The Man Comes Around by Johnny Cash

Genre
Jazz, Blues, Singer-Songwriter, Old-school Country