Here is some info on the Jazz / Crazy Tours I have been sitting on for a couple of years I thought would be of interest.
Jazz Tour 2nd Leg Leg – Europe (Live Killers)
The following dates are a list of what audio exists from the Live Killers tour in the archive of Brian May. Many of these are NOT currently in the QPL archive! I have no details as to which songs were on the final LP but a good analysis can be found at the following excellent site: http://www.queenlive.ca/lkanalysis.htm
Brussels 26.01.79 (9 MULTI TRACKS) Rotterdam 29/30.01.79 (10 MULTI TRACKS) over the 2 nights Cologne 01.02.79 (2 MULTI TRACKS) Frankfurt 02.02.79 (7 MULTI TRACKS) Zurich 04.02.79 (5 MULTI TRACKS) Zagreb 06.02.79 (1 MULTI TRACK) - incomplete recording Ljubljana 07.02.79 2 stereo tapes Munich 10.02.79 Munich 11.02.79 Stuttgart 13.02.79 (4 MULTI TRACKS) Saabruken 15.02.79 (5 MULTI TRACKS) Lyon 17.02.79 (4 MULTI TRACKS) Barcelona 19.02.79 (4 MULTI TRACKS) - incomplete recording Barcelona 20.02.79 (4 MULTI TRACKS) Madrid 22.02.79 (5 MULTI TRACKS) Madrid 23.02.79 (4 MULTI TRACKS) Poitiers 25.02.79 (1 MULTI TRACK) Paris 27/28.02.79 – 01.03.79 (10 MULTI TRACKS) over the 3 nights
Crazy Tour:
Manchester 27.11.09 Glasgow 30.11.79 Newcastle 04.12.79 Liverpool 07.12.79 Bristol 09.12.79 Brighton 10.12.79 Brighton 11.12.79 Alexandra Palace 22.12.79 Hammersmith Odeon 26.12.79
It would appear that there is nothing in the QPL archive from the Crazy Tour other than the Hammersmith concert on Boxing Day…..shame!!!! Quite a few of these dates have not surfaced on the market and are the obvious source of reference in a certain Queen Live publication. These would form a great corner stone to any future live archive project.
Unfortunately, I have no details of any other recordings in the archive at this time. Hope this is of interest!!!!
pittrek · Member since
Who the hell are you and how can I get the stuff from you ?
Jam Monkey · Member since
Interesting stuff. I really would like to know where you get this sort of thing from, it makes my collection look average at best. Are you sharing these, selling them or just listing for info?
Marknow · Member since
Very, very interesting stuff, thanks.
I don't mean to discredit you or the information you have supplied, but as PIttrek said who are you? Please understand that we get an awful lot of people who appear from thin air, make fantastic statements like this without any weight to them, and then disappear forever.
Can you, or any known member here in anyway vouch for you, or the authenticity of what you have written, and protect your identity at the same time?
Please understand, I'm not trying to question your integrity. I just what to be sure I'm reading facts from a reliable source, not made up crap from a bored teenager, which is sadly often the case.
Thanks, Mark.
GT · Member since
This is quite interesting, but where did you get your information?
Benn · Member since
Absolutely brilliant - GT's even replied asking for more.............
Looking forward to this exchange immensely.
Gregsynth · Member since
Lets wait for Greg Brooks' reply! LOL
strangefrontier · Member since
Hey guys
I am a serious Queen fan and collector and have been for around 30 years. I have colected quite a few thousand items and have a fair bit of audio and visual but I still love the memorabillia most. I have been a visitor to this site for a couple of years but only joined a few days ago. I did every convention between 1992 & 2004 but haven't attended since. First album purchased was ADATR...hooked from that point + both my brothers played Queen non stop so it was inevitable that I would follow!
I must say that I enjoy most of the serious items posted on here and feel that I have quite a few things to contribute. What I can promise you is that I am not someone who is going to waste time posting rubbish or false claims...too busy and have too much respect for you guys on here.
To clarify, I do not have the material I have listed but have posted this as info which I have had for a couple of years that I thought would be of interest. I have this from a good source that is close to QPL. This is the only info I have from such a close source so I will not be claiming anything else! I have the details in black and white and would not publish this If it wasn't authentic. Why GB didn't come clean with this at the beginning of the thread is a mystery.
I like most people have become a little frustrated at the return of product for the die hards as QPL seem to keep hitting the casual market. Believe it or not it was 1990 when a rarities box set was first mentioned! Let me live release previewd BBC tracks from the forth coming Queen at the BBC...where is it? Let's hope a change of record company and a 40th anniversary changes that but I am not holding my breath.
I hope I have explained myself clearly...I certainly want to contribute to serious chat moving forward and will add additional threads moving forward as time allows!
Best wishes
Dean
Mr Prime Jive · Member since
Hey, great buddy ! Nice story to read, feel yourself at home ! MPJ
Queenman!! · Member since
pittrek wrote: Who the hell are you and how can I get the stuff from you ?
Don't you know.... he's Ol Beach ....LOL
cmsdrums · Member since
Great original post - cheers for the info. GT is either already in the know on this and just wants to find out how you know (fair enough), or he didn't actually know any of this and that's Greg's book buggered!!
Anyway, Jim Beach will let you have all the masters if you just promise to go and see his son's band and buy their CD............
pittrek · Member since
Hey Dean, thanks a lot for clarifying it :-) I think that this forum contains a lot of people who would kill somebody to get those recordings so your first post was a little shock
Wijnand · Member since
Watch out! I'm THE HITMAN.... ;-)
on my way up · Member since
It would be great if there's indeed a professional audio-recording of Newcastle 04/12/1979 in Brian's archive:-) (and all the other listed shows for that matter).
I'm one of those people dying to hear that stuff haha.
cheers
on my way up · Member since
strangefrontier wrote: Hey guys
I am a serious Queen fan and collector and have been for around 30 years. I have colected quite a few thousand items and have a fair bit of audio and visual but I still love the memorabillia most. I have been a visitor to this site for a couple of years but only joined a few days ago. I did every convention between 1992 & 2004 but haven't attended since. First album purchased was ADATR...hooked from that point + both my brothers played Queen non stop so it was inevitable that I would follow!
I must say that I enjoy most of the serious items posted on here and feel that I have quite a few things to contribute. What I can promise you is that I am not someone who is going to waste time posting rubbish or false claims...too busy and have too much respect for you guys on here.
To clarify, I do not have the material I have listed but have posted this as info which I have had for a couple of years that I thought would be of interest. I have this from a good source that is close to QPL. This is the only info I have from such a close source so I will not be claiming anything else! I have the details in black and white and would not publish this If it wasn't authentic. Why GB didn't come clean with this at the beginning of the thread is a mystery.
I like most people have become a little frustrated at the return of product for the die hards as QPL seem to keep hitting the casual market. Believe it or not it was 1990 when a rarities box set was first mentioned! Let me live release previewd BBC tracks from the forth coming Queen at the BBC...where is it? Let's hope a change of record company and a 40th anniversary changes that but I am not holding my breath.
I hope I have explained myself clearly...I certainly want to contribute to serious chat moving forward and will add additional threads moving forward as time allows!
Best wishes
Dean Thanks for the clarification. I hope to read more from you in the near future! QZ really needs Queen-fans who have been around for a very long time because those people have the most interesting things to tell (and might have interesting items).