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"I would like to sing with the Rolling Stones one night?"

Ah.....what?



..from the interview

perryfaithful wrote: "Ah.....what?

So what is your question? Do you have a comment? An opinion? Anything?

She's waiting for us to propose our opinions so she can then disagree with them.

NealIsGod wrote:She's waiting for us to propose our opinions so she can then disagree with them.

LOL...It's true though.

Hell, who wouldn't want to sing with them one night, and more importantly, who couldn't? Hell I could for sure.

Lets go..here's a thread bound for the proverbial commode.

Angiekay wrote:

If I had the voice, I would LOVE to sing the back up part on Gimme Shelter. God, that singer could belt on that song. I'd love to be able to sing like that.

There's a fantastic tribute band called Sticky Fingers....I saw them a couple of weeks back. I can sing that part falsetto as I learned as a teenager.....I almost nearly went up to a mic and started doing it. But being a pro I know how much I hate people asking to come up or trying to do it when they are not invited and that's what kept me from doing it. I'd downed a couple by then so it took a lot not to walk up there. (There wasn't any stage either so it would have been easy.

Personally, I can't understand why Perry would want to sing with the Stones...

As for Steve Perry singing with the Stones....

I read an interview many years back in which he stated that the Rolling Stones were one of his favorite groups and that the Stones music was to be played backstage before a concert.

Sorry I can't remember the particulars (date and article) but it is what I remember reading.

Journey On!

They have good taste in music, then Liz.

Maybe that explains why Journey opened for the Stones during an outdoor stadium concert in Philly years ago. Unfortunately, there was a lot of booing at Journey because a lot of people came to hear the Stones.

I just can't "hear" Perry singing the Stones' music. Not that he couldn't, but it offers no real challenge, in my opinion. Sam Cooke? Yes. Mick Jagger? No.

Liz22562 wrote:As for Steve Perry singing with the Stones....

I read an interview many years back in which he stated that the Rolling Stones were one of his favorite groups and that the Stones music was to be played backstage before a concert.

Sorry I can't remember the particulars (date and article) but it is what I remember reading.

Journey On!

Booed in Philly? Bullshit

Red13JoePa wrote:Booed in Philly? Bullshit

Yep. At the time, Journey had the Number 1 escape album, yet those wrinkled dicked hippies were booing. Gee, can we hear Satisfaction, AGAIN?

Red13JoePa wrote:Booed in Philly? Bullshit

Uh, excuse me, yes Journey WAS booed in Philly. They were opening up for the Stones and the crowd wanted to hear the Stones, so they booed and even threw a few things onto the stage.

Perry handled it with aplomb and simply said something to the effect:

"We know a lot of you want to hear the Stones, but there are some here who want to hear us, so we're going to keep playing and the Stones will be out in a bit."

Unless you were there at that particular concert, then you really have no room to comment on it, except from your "belief system" which doesn't really work when it goes up against the facts.

fred_journeyman wrote:

Red13JoePa wrote:Booed in Philly? Bullshit

Uh, excuse me, yes Journey WAS booed in Philly. They were opening up for the Stones and the crowd wanted to hear the Stones, so they booed and even threw a few things onto the stage.

Perry handled it with aplomb and simply said something to the effect:

"We know a lot of you want to hear the Stones, but there are some here who want to hear us, so we're going to keep playing and the Stones will be out in a bit."

Unless you were there at that particular concert, then you really have no room to comment on it, except from your "belief system" which doesn't really work when it goes up against the facts.

Easy, Colnel. I live in Phila. suburbs so I figure I have some room to comment. Some people here know that and know I was making a "another black eye for Philly" joke.
On the other hand, the bands own liner notes in the boxset say the crowd was apathetic but no mention of abuse. I know a few people who were there.

Fred,

I told you he was on our side..

That is 13's sarcasim

Sorry Red. I don't know your "personality" that well here, so I jumped on your comment. My apologies.

I lived in Philly for slightly over 4 years and I STILL miss the cheesesteaks! Took my family back there a number of years ago and got to have one again. My wife couldn't believe how good they were either!

fred_journeyman wrote:Sorry Red. I don't know your "personality" that well here, so I jumped on your comment. My apologies.

I lived in Philly for slightly over 4 years and I STILL miss the cheesesteaks! Took my family back there a number of years ago and got to have one again. My wife couldn't believe how good they were either!

Which is better, Geno's or Pat's? I've had both, but was in no condition to judge...

Both overrated tourist traps now, unfortunately.
Dallesandros has a huge reputation.....But it's the hole-in-the wall cheesesteak shops dotting the city, especially SPhilly that have the real good "philly cheesesteaks" anymore. Oregon is good one.

Red13JoePa wrote:Both overrated tourist traps now, unfortunately.
Dallesandros has a huge reputation.....But it's the hole-in-the wall cheesesteak shops dotting the city, especially SPhilly that have the real good "philly cheesesteaks" anymore. Oregon is good one.

Hmmm... are any good ones on Broad Street?

Jim's on South St....Broad? MMmmm dunno. I'd go up Broad going north from the stadium and just make the right on Oregon and go a few blocks to Oregon steaks. Last time I was at Geno's I had brought my wife cuz she wanted to see what all the hubub was... we ordered, my man slapped it together quicker than perry rushing through AWYWI in 1986 and tossed it in a bag before I could say, "Can I get that cut in half, dude?"
Luca Brasi behind the counter looks at me like he wants to put 2 behind my ear and slices right through the bag, wrapper and sandwich. I put my 10 dollar bill away and said, "You know where I can get a good cheeseteak?", and walked away. A little customer service might help people get past the cold, chunky, gristly meat.

Red13JoePa wrote:Jim's on South St....Broad? MMmmm dunno. I'd go up Broad going north from the stadium and just make the right on Oregon and go a few blocks to Oregon steaks. Last time I was at Geno's I had brought my wife cuz she wanted to see what all the hubub was... we ordered, my man slapped it together quicker than perry rushing through AWYWI in 1986 and tossed it in a bag before I could say, "Can I get that cut in half, dude?"
Luca Brasi behind the counter looks at me like he wants to put 2 behind my ear and slices right through the bag, wrapper and sandwich. I put my 10 dollar bill away and said, "You know where I can get a good cheeseteak?", and walked away. A little customer service might help people get past the cold, chunky, gristly meat.

Sounds like a relative of the Soup Nazi. I would have left, too. I do remember you can't dawdle when you order at those places, you have to be ready.

NealIsGod wrote:Which is better, Geno's or Pat's? I've had both, but was in no condition to judge...

We have Pat's out here now and I love 'em!

And you gotta give them the Elaine attitude right back, not the Costanza quickorderstepaside.
I gotta a kick out of when the Eagles picked up darnerien mccants there was a tv news item of him going to geno's and my god, youda thought the goombatas in the shop were sweet as pie...those cameras rolling and all.
Gimme a break

Red13JoePa wrote:And you gotta give them the Elaine attitude right back, not the Costanza quickorderstepaside.
I gotta a kick out of when the Eagles picked up darnerien mccants there was a tv news item of him going to geno's and my god, youda thought the goombatas in the shop were sweet as pie...those cameras rolling and all.
Gimme a break

Or when Philly is on MNF and they show the obligatory clip of the cheesesteak being made and handed over with a big smile. Yeeeeah... that's how it is.

The best cheese steaks I ever ate in Philly were cooked curbside by those roll-up kitchens!

The best hot dogs I ever had in Philly were from the hot dog vendors on the street corners.

The best PIZZA I ever had in Philly was on JFK Blvd in Center City, not far from Arch Street - just between a McDonald's and a strip joint. Damn, I miss the food from those places!

We have a Philly Cheesesteak place around the corner and they're not bad at all, but they're not (IMO) real cheesesteaks although the owner says they are...

NealIsGod wrote:Or when Philly is on MNF and they show the obligatory clip of the cheesesteak being made and handed over with a big smile. Yeeeeah... that's how it is.

Thank God that won't be happening for a few more years now that they are down there with the Texans, packers and Lions...

fred_journeyman wrote:The best hot dogs I ever had in Philly were from the hot dog vendors on the street corners.

Ugh. I can't eat that stuff. I blame it on Letterman. He had the Top 10 Signs it's Spring in NYC, one of them was the hot dog vendors change the water.

NealIsGod wrote:

fred_journeyman wrote:The best hot dogs I ever had in Philly were from the hot dog vendors on the street corners.

Ugh. I can't eat that stuff. I blame it on Letterman. He had the Top 10 Signs it's Spring in NYC, one of them was the hot dog vendors change the water.

The water? Who cares? You are eatin lips, toes and assholes rolled into one anyhow.. So you are worried about the H2O?

True dat. Not a hot dog guy here. Ball Park Franks are good, though.