Johnny Winter at Lisebergshallen, Gothenburg, Sweden on June 30, 1984
By request of Peter messy1 from Sweden. His words: "I was at this show and it still give me goosebumps just thinking about it. I still have the ticket stub, I'll try to take a good photo or scan of it and mail it to you if you want. I bought a really nice T-shirt at that show, with the dragon tattoo and "Guitarslinger" written at the back, used that T-shirt until it fell apart... I also remember Johnny coming out and playing solo for about twenty minutes before the band came on stage."
It's a relaxed and very inspired performance
source: very good to excellent audience recording. MP3 samplers will be provided.
Set List:
cd 1 (about 76 minutes): 101. warm up jam [Johnny played many of his signature riffs instead of "succotash" or "hideaway"; a real and masterful jam, maybe the longest instrumental introduction ever clocking in 17+ minutes] 102. don't take advantage of me 103. I smell trouble [another great and long version as the one played the day before and again played "steppin' out" in the "scat singing section", by the end of the track] 104. jumpin' jack flash 105. it's all over now 106. boot hill 107. it's my life 108. kiss tomorrow goodbye
cd 2 :
(about 7 minutes) 201. okie dokie stomp
Filler show: Quinnipiac College (now University), Hamden, Connecticut on March 18, 1971
By requested of Dlau. I received this recording as from 1972 and many traders list it as 1973. Both years are wrong indeed, it's clear and "And" era show with Rick Derringer. Incomplete recording, where's the rest? Dlau help me out to state the date and point me the address http://hometown.aol.com/gv0000/Mountain4C.html
(about 47 minutes): 202. rock me baby 203. good morning little school girl 204. rock'n'roll hoochie koo 205. be careful with a fool 206. jumpin' jack flash
medley: 207. great balls of fire 208. guitar jam 209. long tall sally 210. whole lotta shakin' goin' on [cut out, two minutes only]
source: very good audience recording, clear but a little hissy.
Johnny Winter - Sweden 1984 & filler from 1971
ReplyDeleteJohnny Winter at Lisebergshallen, Gothenburg, Sweden on June 30, 1984
By request of Peter messy1 from Sweden. His words: "I was at this show and it still give me goosebumps just thinking about it. I still have the ticket stub, I'll try to take a good photo or scan of it and mail it to you if you want. I bought a really nice T-shirt at that show, with the dragon tattoo and "Guitarslinger" written at the back, used that T-shirt until it fell apart... I also remember Johnny coming out and playing solo for about twenty minutes before the band came on stage."
It's a relaxed and very inspired performance
source: very good to excellent audience recording. MP3 samplers will be provided.
Set List:
cd 1 (about 76 minutes):
101. warm up jam [Johnny played many of his signature riffs instead of "succotash" or "hideaway"; a real and masterful jam, maybe the longest instrumental introduction ever clocking in 17+ minutes]
102. don't take advantage of me
103. I smell trouble [another great and long version as the one played the day before and again played "steppin' out" in the "scat singing section", by the end of the track]
104. jumpin' jack flash
105. it's all over now
106. boot hill
107. it's my life
108. kiss tomorrow goodbye
cd 2 :
(about 7 minutes)
201. okie dokie stomp
Filler show: Quinnipiac College (now University), Hamden, Connecticut on March 18, 1971
By requested of Dlau. I received this recording as from 1972 and many traders list it as 1973. Both years are wrong indeed, it's clear and "And" era show with Rick Derringer. Incomplete recording, where's the rest? Dlau help me out to state the date and point me the address http://hometown.aol.com/gv0000/Mountain4C.html
(about 47 minutes):
202. rock me baby
203. good morning little school girl
204. rock'n'roll hoochie koo
205. be careful with a fool
206. jumpin' jack flash
medley:
207. great balls of fire
208. guitar jam
209. long tall sally
210. whole lotta shakin' goin' on [cut out, two minutes only]
source: very good audience recording, clear but a little hissy.