Langspeeltijd * Longplaytime: Sticky Fingers Live, Cream Live: Monday 15 & Wednesday 17 Jan. [Ed’s Show 2018-03]

** NEW SHOW: The Rolling Stones live: Sticky Fingers + Cream live: Goodbye ** REPEATED: Spencer Davis Mk2, Eddie Hardin’s Wizards, After Tea  & Ronnie Lane and Ronnie Wood LP *** [2018-03 (18), Monday 15 Jan., 12:00-24:00 hrs  CET Brussels + Wednesday. 17 Jan.., 12:00-20:00 hrs CET Brussels] **** RADIO 68: ALL THE SOUNDS AND ALL THE VOICES OF THE SIXTIES ****

PLAYLISTS 

NEW SHOW: 
SPECIAL: THE ROLLING STONES: “STICKY FINGERS” Live: THE ROLLING STONES: Sticky Fingers Live at The Fonda Theater, 2015: Radio 68 plays the entire cd (From The Vault series)  + CREAM: Goodbye! (1969), Radio 68 plays the Live recordings = A-side) *** WORD: Mick Jagger on Morals + The Weather Underground Announces New Offensive + TULI KUPFELBERG: Atom Bomb *** AND ALSO: THE PRETTY THINGS: Roadrunner

REPEATED SHOW:
SPECIAL:   THE SPENCER DAVIS GROUP with Ray Fenwick and Eddie Hardin: WITH THEIR NEW FACE ON, LP, 1968, the entire album + EDDIE HARDIN’s WIZARD’s CONVENTION 2, 1995, (www.angelair.co.uk) Hot Head Of Steam  & I Think It’s Gonna Rain Today, feat. Chris Farlowe; Here I Go Again with Paul Jones and Mike d’Abo; Talking Ain’t  Cheap with Debbie Bonham, John Lawton, Phil Manzanera;  Brickmaker’s Blues, feat. John Entwistle feat. Denny Laine; Can’t Let You Go, feat. Tony Ashton + AFTER TEA, feat. Ray Fenwick: NATIONAL DISASTER, 1968, A-side (tracks 1-6) + SPENCER DAVIS: SO FAR (cd, 2008): choice tracks: So Far, Swansea Shuffle, Uncle Herman’s Mandoline  *** BONUS: RONNIE LANE & RONNIE WOOD: Mahoney’s Last Stand, 1976, A-side and more (tracks 2-8) *** HOMAGE TO CATALONIA: Himno de Riego: anthem of the Second Spanish Republic, proclaimed  14 April 1933 – destroyed by Franco’s  dictatorship 1 April 1939 ** Quico Pi de la Serra: –   Si els fills de puta volessin no veuríem mai el sol (If all the sons of bitches could fly, we’d never see the sky) ** Companiya Elèctrica Dharma: Brutalitat

SHOWTIME

HIGHLIGHT ** IN DE KIJKER

THE ROLLING STONES: “STICKY FINGERS” Live
RADIO 68 PLAYS THE ENTIRE CD, incl. the three warming-up tunes (Start Me Up, When the Whip Comes Down, All Down The Line) and the three encores (Rock Me Baby, JJ Flash, I Can’t Turn You Looseà.

The Rolling Stones kicked off their 2015 tour of the US with a one-off, truly unique gig at the Fonda Theatre, Hollywood, where they played ‘Sticky Fingers’ in its entirety. Not only was it the first time they played an entire LP live, it was also the occasion to hear many songs they hardly do live on stage, such as ‘You Gott Move’.  (EB)
‘Sticky Fingers Live At The Fonda Theatre 2015’ mag als een absolute top live plaat worden beschouwd. De band staat als een huis, speelt strak en vol energie. Hoewel de meeste nummers de afgelopen 20 jaar meer dan eens live te horen zijn geweest, vormen You Gotta Move en I Got The Blues een uitzondering. Een live versie van You Gotta Move vinden we nog op het live album ‘Love You Live’ met opnames uit de periode 1975 – 1977 uit onder andere de El Mocambo in Toronto. Ook wel de heilige graal onder Stones fans genoemd kijkend naar de setlist. De plaat zelf verscheen in 1978. I Got The Blues is zelfs maar acht keer live gespeeld sinds het bestaan van het nummer”.
Bron:  https://www.bluesmagazine.nl/recensie-the-rolling-stones-sticky-fingers-live-at-the-fonda-theatre-2015/ 

SPENCER DAVIS GROUP.: WITH THEIR NEW FACE ON

“The album is a fairly schizophrenic mix of British jazz-blues and psych-pop, with the album fairly evenly divided between the two approaches. The opener is nearly a title track (“With His New Face On”), a string-laden midtempo slice of psych-pop that has some great chord changes that are reminiscent of Mike D’Abo’s work from around the same period. It’s one of the best tracks on the album. “Mr. Second Class” begins with a feel that presages prog, but quickly shifts to a 4/4 march not unlike the Box Tops’ swansong, “Sweet Cream Ladies.” “Alec in Transit Land” is a pretty straight jazz instrumental, recalling the work of early Manfred Mann (with the exception of a lengthy, even tiresome, drum solo). “Sanity Inspector,” on the other hand, is a delicate piece of psychedelic whimsy, with the usual contrived lyrics that mix a character narrative with vague social commentary. It’s a charming curiosity. “Feel Your Way” is a solid guitar-driven blues-shuffle with a great vocal and organ solo by Hardin. “Morning Sun” mixes the blues influences with a soaring, soulful chorus, recalling Jackie Lomax’s first solo album on Apple. “Moonshine” walks the line between jazz-blues and freakbeat, with another terrific vocal (mostly) treated with deep slapback echo. “Time Seller” returns to psych-pop, this time with manic drums and sawing cellos throughout. Though a bit dated, it also features some clever, unexpected chord changes and strong stacked backing vocals. The closer, “Stop Me, I’m Falling,” approaches vaudeville at times, but is definitely the most creative track on the album, shifting arrangements, time signatures and tonalities at will, ending with a lengthy, pretentious recitation. I love it!”
http://www.popgeekheaven.com/music-discovery/lost-treasures-spencer-davis-group

ABOUT LONGPLAYTIME

 Radio 68 is happy to present  a new show: MY GENERATION LONGPLAYTIME. The concept of LONGPLAYTIME is simple: we will play full albums, album sides or selected album tracks.  We stress overlooked, forgotten, ignored, misjudged, rare, non-commercial and media-banned music and artists, throwing in a hit album for good measure. All from or related to the sixties –  of course! Thanks, Ed   **
OVER LANGPSPEELTIJD We presenteren we met plezier een nieuwe show: LANGSPEELTIJD. De idee achter LANGSPEELTIJD is eenvoudig: we draaien volledige albums, LP-kanten of een keuze uit een langspeelplaat. We hebben vooral  oog voor muziek en artiesten die vallen onder de categorieën “vergeten,  vreemd, geweerd, over het hoofd gezien, verkeerd begrepen, gecensureerd, zeldzaam “.  Met nu een dan een dikke hit ertussen. Geniet van de langSPEELTIJD. Bedankt, Ed