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Looking for Two 1987 U2 ticket stubs - New Haven 9-23-87, and Hampton 12-12-87
$50-100 pending condition - Jasononki@gmail.com

Yeah well, the original Little Red Rooster release was on an Howlin' Wolf album in 1962, it was titled The Red Rooster and Willie Dixon played bass on it. He was the only standing member in Howlin' Wolf's backing band. All the others songs had a different guitarist that played only one song while Willie played on every song.
As a matter of fact, Willie Dixon wrote the whole album himself and played on every song so i believed he had his word on the naming of the songs on the album.

Can i generalize to the common one?

Hier ist ein Mitschnitt aus Würselen, 14.6.2011 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9bK_L9uZD8 - irgendwo habe ich auch noch das Live aus dem Alabama-Video (München) von 1994, wo es ziemlich ähnlich "aufgeteilt" wurde.

I can assure you that when the Hooters play the Bach piece, it is only adagio, never the full Sonata. Either way, it should be consistent, not half of each. Thanks so much!

RFV

You are right, I don't see anything in the guidelines, but artists will often return to the initial song to finish a medley. I remember being advised to not add the repeated song a second time to the title. Let me know what the consensus is and please add to the guidelines.

Thanks for the correction on that Bob Schneider setlist from 2018. I have been trying to keep him up to date on the site, as my old college friend Jon Sanchez is his guitarist! I always appreciate any help, and if I can ever help, don't hesitate to ask!!

"634-5789" by Eddie Floyd....THANKS for updating this!!!!

thanks for the info on "Over The Rainbow"...much appreciated

Ok, danke für die Antwort.

http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/easton-corbin/2015/indian-ranch-webster-ma-33f6e4cd.html

Would it be a better option to mark the final song as an instrumental reprise, or keep it marked as a tape? I've found with 90% of these country shows, after the final song, the band plays an instrumental of one of the artists' popular songs for a few minutes while the artist leaves the stage. I just didn't know if there's a correct way to do this.

Thanks.

Thanks for response and sorry to ruffle some feathers in this old debate that we thought we had settled months ago. It won't happen again.

Hi sternfeld! How are you doing? I am considering changing Take It Easy from an Eagles song to a Jackson Browne song. I started a topic in the forum about it:
http://www.setlist.fm/forum/setlistfm/website-support/take-it-easy-bd6ad4a

I would appreciate your feedback since this deals with a somewhat grey area in the cover guidelines.

Kraftwerk was excellent! This was their first time in Texas in 40 years.
Their show like none other that I had seen before. I consider it a privilege to have been able to see and hear live such a deeply influential band.

Thank you for the reply! Sounds good

Hey, how's it going? I just corrected a Burt Bacharach song assignment per the updated cover guidelines and it made me realize how much your contributions are missed in this area. I hope you are doing Ok. Cheers!

BTW, I am going to see Kraftwerk live today for the very first time, I am very excited about it.

Hi, danke für die Rückbenennung von "Major Tom (Völlig losgelöst)" bei den Hooters. Ob das nun auf allen setlists so war, weiss ich nicht, da ich ja nur auf diesem Konzert war. Aber sie spielen wohl gerne deutschsprachige Songs oder eingedeutschte Strophen in ihren Liedern auf Konzerten (im deutschsprachigen Raum?). Fragwürdiger, aber spassiger Höhepunkt dazu: "Pissing in the Rhine".

Good point, thanks for clarifying it!

I did it with Robert Johnson's "Cross Road Blues" which is most-commonly known as "Crossroads".
I know song title aliases have been mentioned in the past - it would help with Elton John's "Rocket Man" / "Rocket Man (I Think It's Going to Be a Long, Long Time)".