Sleeping on the Sidewalk (live)

Does ANYONE have ANY recording (solo or Queen) or this song live??

There's no Queen recording circulating (they played it only twice, it seems) ... but here's a Brian solo show from the 90s..

http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1175987/announce-flac-1998-09-24-groningen.aspx

They played it at Scala with Taylor Hawkins last year too. Not sure if that counts, or what audio is out there, but it's on YouTube in some (possibly terrible) form.

Bob is correct. They played it (supposedly) in Portland Maine I believe at the start of the NOTW tour but according to a few stories that have circulated, it just didn't work that well live. If there is a recording of that gig it would be nice to hear it and judge for ourselves

Thanks for you answers guys!!

After years, we're finally gonna be able to hear this. Just like with Fairy Feller. Here's hoping we get more of these live rarities in the future.

the only question now is when will it get on the internet

[QUOTE] [b]Pokemaniacjunk wrote:[/b]

the only question now is when will it get on the internet[/QUOTE]

Are you looking for this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

here is a link with a snippet of Sleeping On the Sidewalk although it only has about ten seconds of vocals and others from the album
https://www.juno.co.uk/products/queen-news-of-the-world-40th-anniversary/668998-01/

Here's a snippet of SOTS live, as shown in juno.co.uk.

Got the box in the mail today, heard the track, and I get why they didn't perform this live very often. Not that Freddie isn't great, but it's not nearly as great as the other songs they did live that tour.

That said, now that we know that they have a recording of pretty much every show, what the actual fuck are they waiting for to release shit?

Guess we'll have to wait until 2077 to hear the full Portland show.

I wonder what this could be...

That sounds rather tasty!

It's OK, it's better with Freddie singing it. I think it's only an average song as it is.

It's nice and rock n roll though, which is more than can be said for some of today's theatrised numbers.

Hindsight is 20/20 of course, but if they felt that number didn't work too well they could've put it on rotation. Clearly, however, I'm aware it was their call, not ours.

This version has led me to rediscover the song. It's really good.