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I'm really hoping this is the show that I've seen clips of. I'd love to have the whole show!!

http://www.antimusic.com/news/11/aug/16 ... _DVD.shtml

Paul Rodgers & Friends Coming to CD and DVD
08/16/2011
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Eagle Rock have set a September 13 release date for Paul Rodgers & Friends' Live At Montreux 1994 on CD and DVD. Here is the synopsis:
Paul Rodgers is one of the all-time rock'n'roll frontmen – Free, Bad Company and Queen. His soulful bluesy style informed such hits as "All Right Now," "Feel Like Making Love" and dozens of others. Here, at the acclaimed Montreux fest, he fronts an all-star lineup including Journey's Neal Schon, and Foreigner's Jason Bonham.

Other friends such as Toto's Steve Lukather, Queen's Brian May, plus bluesmen Eddie Kirkland and Luther Allison jam on some good ol' gutbucket blues. (Rodgers was touring in support of his Muddy Water Blues album.) Seventeen tracks…with a rousing finale of Muddy's "Hoochie Coochie Man."

RocknRoll wrote:I'm really hoping this is the show that I've seen clips of. I'd love to have the whole show!!

http://www.antimusic.com/news/11/aug/16 ... _DVD.shtml

Paul Rodgers & Friends Coming to CD and DVD
08/16/2011
.
Eagle Rock have set a September 13 release date for Paul Rodgers & Friends' Live At Montreux 1994 on CD and DVD. Here is the synopsis:
Paul Rodgers is one of the all-time rock'n'roll frontmen – Free, Bad Company and Queen. His soulful bluesy style informed such hits as "All Right Now," "Feel Like Making Love" and dozens of others. Here, at the acclaimed Montreux fest, he fronts an all-star lineup including Journey's Neal Schon, and Foreigner's Jason Bonham.

Other friends such as Toto's Steve Lukather, Queen's Brian May, plus bluesmen Eddie Kirkland and Luther Allison jam on some good ol' gutbucket blues. (Rodgers was touring in support of his Muddy Water Blues album.) Seventeen tracks…with a rousing finale of Muddy's "Hoochie Coochie Man."

I would have preferred that it had been a show where Neal was the only guitarist, and Deen was the drummer, like when I saw them in Cleveland.
Although, it is great to see/hear Steve Lukather and Brian May, too.

Lukather, yes. Brian May, hell no. Not a fan.

Journey/Survivor wrote:

RocknRoll wrote:I'm really hoping this is the show that I've seen clips of. I'd love to have the whole show!!

http://www.antimusic.com/news/11/aug/16 ... _DVD.shtml

Paul Rodgers & Friends Coming to CD and DVD
08/16/2011
.
Eagle Rock have set a September 13 release date for Paul Rodgers & Friends' Live At Montreux 1994 on CD and DVD. Here is the synopsis:
Paul Rodgers is one of the all-time rock'n'roll frontmen – Free, Bad Company and Queen. His soulful bluesy style informed such hits as "All Right Now," "Feel Like Making Love" and dozens of others. Here, at the acclaimed Montreux fest, he fronts an all-star lineup including Journey's Neal Schon, and Foreigner's Jason Bonham.

Other friends such as Toto's Steve Lukather, Queen's Brian May, plus bluesmen Eddie Kirkland and Luther Allison jam on some good ol' gutbucket blues. (Rodgers was touring in support of his Muddy Water Blues album.) Seventeen tracks…with a rousing finale of Muddy's "Hoochie Coochie Man."

I would have preferred that it had been a show where Neal was the only guitarist, and Deen was the drummer, like when I saw them in Cleveland.
Although, it is great to see/hear Steve Lukather and Brian May, too.

I can't think of 3 better guitarists that I would rather see. All top of the game.

Journey/Survivor wrote:
I would have preferred that it had been a show where Neal was the only guitarist, and Deen was the drummer, like when I saw them in Cleveland.

This one you mean? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK6ydCIHW2E

SF '93, great show to have!

Don't forget Todd Jensen on the bass on the 93 tour w/ Neal and Deen.

Tito wrote:Don't forget Todd Jensen on the bass on the 93 tour w/ Neal and Deen.

Yeah, I didn't forget about Todd.

I saw him on tour 3 years in a row. In 92 with Hardline, in 93 with Rodgers & Friends, and 94 with Steve Perry.

Deb wrote:

Journey/Survivor wrote:
I would have preferred that it had been a show where Neal was the only guitarist, and Deen was the drummer, like when I saw them in Cleveland.

This one you mean? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK6ydCIHW2E

SF '93, great show to have![/quote]

Do you have this? If anyone has this to share or can suggest a place to find it. I would love to get my hands on a copy.