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No. It's the same version as used on "Stormtroopers In Stilletoes".
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antiden
[QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
No. It's the same version as used on "Stormtroopers In Stilletoes".[/QUOTE]
Oops... I thought it's different. Sorry!
No. It's the same version as used on "Stormtroopers In Stilletoes".[/QUOTE]
Oops... I thought it's different. Sorry!
popy
The SAME version of Stormtroopers In Stilletoes
Barry Durex
[QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
The SAME version of Stormtroopers In Stilletoes[/QUOTE] At least the documentary version contains a little more footage and has the original audio.
The SAME version of Stormtroopers In Stilletoes[/QUOTE] At least the documentary version contains a little more footage and has the original audio.
Barry Durex
For some reason youtube clips are being blocked.
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]The Fairy King wrote:[/b]
Now I'm Here sounded a bit different, especially the harmonies. Did they use the track from the BBC Sessions or was it just a different mix only used for this performance?[/QUOTE]
Indeed - it's a whole different performance. There are three known studio versions of the song now.
Now I'm Here sounded a bit different, especially the harmonies. Did they use the track from the BBC Sessions or was it just a different mix only used for this performance?[/QUOTE]
Indeed - it's a whole different performance. There are three known studio versions of the song now.
bootLuca
bootLuca
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
Indeed - it's a whole different performance. There are three known studio versions of the song now.
[/QUOTE]
the sound of the guitar seems very different from the one of the Red Special, I'd be curious to know if there's a reason why Brian used Les Paul and and not his guitar for recording this version in studio
on stage for a mimed or a live performance, Brian can use whatever he wants, but in studio for recording a version it seems an unusual choice for him to use Les Paul instead his guitar, are we sure that it's not a live performance?
Indeed - it's a whole different performance. There are three known studio versions of the song now.
[/QUOTE]
the sound of the guitar seems very different from the one of the Red Special, I'd be curious to know if there's a reason why Brian used Les Paul and and not his guitar for recording this version in studio
on stage for a mimed or a live performance, Brian can use whatever he wants, but in studio for recording a version it seems an unusual choice for him to use Les Paul instead his guitar, are we sure that it's not a live performance?
Bul
Sounds very close to the Rainbow
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]Barry Durex wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
The SAME version of Stormtroopers In Stilletoes[/QUOTE] At least the documentary version contains a little more footage and has the original audio (see below)[/QUOTE]
Yup.
But there remains the mystery of the other TOTP performance of NIH. This is the Jan 30, 1975 performance. Apparently there's an entirely different performance on Jan 16.
[QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
The SAME version of Stormtroopers In Stilletoes[/QUOTE] At least the documentary version contains a little more footage and has the original audio (see below)[/QUOTE]
Yup.
But there remains the mystery of the other TOTP performance of NIH. This is the Jan 30, 1975 performance. Apparently there's an entirely different performance on Jan 16.
Barry Durex
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Barry Durex wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
The SAME version of Stormtroopers In Stilletoes[/QUOTE] At least the documentary version contains a little more footage and has the original audio (see below)[/QUOTE]
Yup.
But there remains the mystery of the other TOTP performance of NIH. This is the Jan 30, 1975 performance. Apparently there's an entirely different performance on Jan 16.
[/QUOTE]
Can I ask how you are so sure this is Jan 30th Performance and also how you know about the different performance on the 16th?
It's nice to get this sort of info but it really needs backing up with some evidence.
[QUOTE] [b]Barry Durex wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
The SAME version of Stormtroopers In Stilletoes[/QUOTE] At least the documentary version contains a little more footage and has the original audio (see below)[/QUOTE]
Yup.
But there remains the mystery of the other TOTP performance of NIH. This is the Jan 30, 1975 performance. Apparently there's an entirely different performance on Jan 16.
[/QUOTE]
Can I ask how you are so sure this is Jan 30th Performance and also how you know about the different performance on the 16th?
It's nice to get this sort of info but it really needs backing up with some evidence.
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]bootLuca wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
Indeed - it's a whole different performance. There are three known studio versions of the song now.
[/QUOTE]
the sound of the guitar seems very different from the one of the Red Special, I'd be curious to know if there's a reason why Brian used Les Paul and and not his guitar for recording this version in studio
on stage for a mimed or a live performance, Brian can use whatever he wants, but in studio for recording a version it seems an unusual choice for him to use Les Paul instead his guitar, are we sure that it's not a live performance?[/QUOTE]
Your guess is as good as mine.
It was his spare guitar at the time. Maybe he was thinking it'd be cool to look like Jimmy Page? He was big into Zeppelin then. Queen saw them a couple months later at the LA Forum, and it was a pretty major life event for him.
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
Indeed - it's a whole different performance. There are three known studio versions of the song now.
[/QUOTE]
the sound of the guitar seems very different from the one of the Red Special, I'd be curious to know if there's a reason why Brian used Les Paul and and not his guitar for recording this version in studio
on stage for a mimed or a live performance, Brian can use whatever he wants, but in studio for recording a version it seems an unusual choice for him to use Les Paul instead his guitar, are we sure that it's not a live performance?[/QUOTE]
Your guess is as good as mine.
It was his spare guitar at the time. Maybe he was thinking it'd be cool to look like Jimmy Page? He was big into Zeppelin then. Queen saw them a couple months later at the LA Forum, and it was a pretty major life event for him.
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]Barry Durex wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Barry Durex wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
The SAME version of Stormtroopers In Stilletoes[/QUOTE] At least the documentary version contains a little more footage and has the original audio (see below)[/QUOTE]
Yup.
But there remains the mystery of the other TOTP performance of NIH. This is the Jan 30, 1975 performance. Apparently there's an entirely different performance on Jan 16.
[/QUOTE]
Can I ask how you are so sure this is Jan 30th Performance and also how you know about the different performance on the 16th?
It's nice to get this sort of info but it really needs backing up with some evidence.
[/QUOTE]
There was a thread a year or two ago where all this stuff was discussed.
The Jan 16 presenter was Noel Edmonds, and on Jan 30 it was Tony Blackburn. Apparently there are photos or something. I can't remember exactly - but this one is pretty well nailed in.
Maybe someone else can be more precise?
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Barry Durex wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
The SAME version of Stormtroopers In Stilletoes[/QUOTE] At least the documentary version contains a little more footage and has the original audio (see below)[/QUOTE]
Yup.
But there remains the mystery of the other TOTP performance of NIH. This is the Jan 30, 1975 performance. Apparently there's an entirely different performance on Jan 16.
[/QUOTE]
Can I ask how you are so sure this is Jan 30th Performance and also how you know about the different performance on the 16th?
It's nice to get this sort of info but it really needs backing up with some evidence.
[/QUOTE]
There was a thread a year or two ago where all this stuff was discussed.
The Jan 16 presenter was Noel Edmonds, and on Jan 30 it was Tony Blackburn. Apparently there are photos or something. I can't remember exactly - but this one is pretty well nailed in.
Maybe someone else can be more precise?
DGAA
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Barry Durex wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Barry Durex wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
The SAME version of Stormtroopers In Stilletoes[/QUOTE] At least the documentary version contains a little more footage and has the original audio (see below)[/QUOTE]
Yup.
But there remains the mystery of the other TOTP performance of NIH. This is the Jan 30, 1975 performance. Apparently there's an entirely different performance on Jan 16.
[/QUOTE]
Can I ask how you are so sure this is Jan 30th Performance and also how you know about the different performance on the 16th?
It's nice to get this sort of info but it really needs backing up with some evidence.
[/QUOTE]
There was a thread a year or two ago where all this stuff was discussed.
The Jan 16 presenter was Noel Edmonds, and on Jan 30 it was Tony Blackburn. Apparently there are photos or something. I can't remember exactly - but this one is pretty well nailed in.
Maybe someone else can be more precise?
[/QUOTE]
My english is shit, but i will try to explain. (i'm a big TOTP fan, you know;)
episode 16-1-75: Presenter: Noel Edmonds (Wiped)
(27) PILOT January *
(2) RALPH McTELL Streets Of London
(NEW) QUEEN Now I'm Here
(23) GEORGE McCRAE You Can Have It All
(42) MAC & KATIE KISSOON Sugar Candy Kisses
(12) JOHN HOLT Help Me Make It Through The Night (danced to by Pans People)
(47) THE GLITTER BAND Goodbye My Love
(28) RINGO STARR Only You (video)
(10) WIZZARD Are You Ready To Rock
(1) STATUS QUO Down Down (danced to by Pans People)
(24) STEVIE WONDER Boogie On Reggae Woman (crowd dancing) (and credits)
* although this show is wiped, these performances still exist
Pilot- January
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7FAlROMv7s
and Queen- Now I'm here
only photo unfortunately :(
http://postimg.org/image/ucg7uvwfx/
episode 30-1-75: Presenter: Tony Blackburn (Wiped)
(8) THE GLITTER BAND Goodbye My Love
(20) QUEEN Now I'm Here
(NEW) ANDY FAIRWEATHER-LOW Mellow Down
(9) ELVIS PRESLEY Promised Land (danced to by Pans People)
(NEW) STEVE HARLEY & COCKNEY REBEL Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)
(10) MAC & KATIE KISSOON Sugar Candy Kisses
(40) ALVIN STARDUST Good Love Can Never Die
(25) WIGANS CHOSEN FEW Footsee (dancers)
(NEW) SUZI QUATRO Your Mama Won't Like Me
(1) PILOT January
STEVE HARLEY & COCKNEY REBEL Make Me Smile
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxoke4yuWlI
Greetings from Poland
[QUOTE] [b]Barry Durex wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]Barry Durex wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]popy wrote:[/b]
The SAME version of Stormtroopers In Stilletoes[/QUOTE] At least the documentary version contains a little more footage and has the original audio (see below)[/QUOTE]
Yup.
But there remains the mystery of the other TOTP performance of NIH. This is the Jan 30, 1975 performance. Apparently there's an entirely different performance on Jan 16.
[/QUOTE]
Can I ask how you are so sure this is Jan 30th Performance and also how you know about the different performance on the 16th?
It's nice to get this sort of info but it really needs backing up with some evidence.
[/QUOTE]
There was a thread a year or two ago where all this stuff was discussed.
The Jan 16 presenter was Noel Edmonds, and on Jan 30 it was Tony Blackburn. Apparently there are photos or something. I can't remember exactly - but this one is pretty well nailed in.
Maybe someone else can be more precise?
[/QUOTE]
My english is shit, but i will try to explain. (i'm a big TOTP fan, you know;)
episode 16-1-75: Presenter: Noel Edmonds (Wiped)
(27) PILOT January *
(2) RALPH McTELL Streets Of London
(NEW) QUEEN Now I'm Here
(23) GEORGE McCRAE You Can Have It All
(42) MAC & KATIE KISSOON Sugar Candy Kisses
(12) JOHN HOLT Help Me Make It Through The Night (danced to by Pans People)
(47) THE GLITTER BAND Goodbye My Love
(28) RINGO STARR Only You (video)
(10) WIZZARD Are You Ready To Rock
(1) STATUS QUO Down Down (danced to by Pans People)
(24) STEVIE WONDER Boogie On Reggae Woman (crowd dancing) (and credits)
* although this show is wiped, these performances still exist
Pilot- January
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7FAlROMv7s
and Queen- Now I'm here
only photo unfortunately :(
http://postimg.org/image/ucg7uvwfx/
episode 30-1-75: Presenter: Tony Blackburn (Wiped)
(8) THE GLITTER BAND Goodbye My Love
(20) QUEEN Now I'm Here
(NEW) ANDY FAIRWEATHER-LOW Mellow Down
(9) ELVIS PRESLEY Promised Land (danced to by Pans People)
(NEW) STEVE HARLEY & COCKNEY REBEL Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)
(10) MAC & KATIE KISSOON Sugar Candy Kisses
(40) ALVIN STARDUST Good Love Can Never Die
(25) WIGANS CHOSEN FEW Footsee (dancers)
(NEW) SUZI QUATRO Your Mama Won't Like Me
(1) PILOT January
STEVE HARLEY & COCKNEY REBEL Make Me Smile
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxoke4yuWlI
Greetings from Poland
Barry Durex
Thanks, but yiu're just some TOTP fan in Poland making claims! ;-)
Seriously though, how did you find this out?
Seriously though, how did you find this out?