the neoclassical feeling that peeks out here and there while placing importance on the original is delicious
Get Back warm-up * 03
his uncle sam hat") Jumpin ' Jack Flash 4:32/Carol 3:34/Sympathy For The Devil 10:34/Stray Cat Blues 3:58/Love In Vain 5:26/You Gotta Move 1:56/Under My Thumb-I'm Free 6 :52/Midnight Rambler 8:43/ Live With Me 3:32/Satisfaction 5:51/Honky Tonk Women 3:23/Street Fighting Man 4:16 (Audience marker: The girl speaking at the end of the tape is the same voice as the beginning
Nobody Told Me - rough mix
The AI's coloring is similar to that of the venue
Who,The Who/London,UK 1969 Paul Motian the neoclassical feeling that peeksNeedless to say, 1969 was an important year for The Who, who released the rock opera "TOMMY". Interestingly, live recordings from 1969 and even audience recordings of the set performing "TOMMY" have been available since mid May, when the album's release was approaching. It seems as if the word of mouth had started to spread among fans that The Who had created a great new work. Then, in August, when "TOMMY" was probably starting to spread, they