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George Harrison - Live! The Silver Wilburys

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Scan submitted/created by [Jim, newfilm00@email.msn.com]
HQ Scans:
Publisher: Unknown
Reference :SWP 87-2
Date :
Made In :
Quality :
Booklet & packaging :
Total duration: 62:17

Comments
Guest appearance with Taj Mahal and The Graffiti Band.

Live at the Palomino Club, North Hollywood (CA) on 19 Feb 1987.

The band: Jesse Ed Davis, Taj Mahal, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, John Fogerty.

Core collection    Track identified    Version validated    Lyrics available    Version details available    Audio excerpt available    Participants list available   
1.
Farther On Down The Road(unknown)
4:18
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: Jesse Ed Davis
2.
Matchbox(Perkins)
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: George Harrison w/ Taj Mahal
3.
Gone, Gone, Gone(Perkins)
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: George Harrison w/ Taj Mahal
4.
Knock On Wood(Floyd/Cropper)
3:40
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: John Fogerty
5.
In The Midnight Hour(Cropper/Picket)
3:45
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: John Fogerty
6.
Honey Don't(Perkins)
3:22
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: George Harrison
7.
Blue Suede Shoes(Perkins)
2:55
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: John Fogerty
8.
Blue Suede Shoes(Perkins)
4:10
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: George Harrison
9.
Proud Mary(Fogarty)
4:15
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: John Fogerty
10.
Johnny B. Goode(C. Berry)
4:53
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: Taj Mahal
 
Willie And The Hand Jive(Otis)
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: Taj Mahal
 
Hey Bo Diddley(McDaniel)
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: Taj Mahal
12.
Peggy Sue(Holly/Allison/Petty)
3:05
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: George Harrison & Bob Dylan
13.
Dizzy Miss Lizzy(Williams)
3:55
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: George Harrison
14.
Lucille(Penniman/Collins)
6:03
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: Taj Mahal
 
Twist And Shout(Russell/Medley)
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: John Fogerty & Taj Mahal
 
La Bamba(Trad. Arr. Valens)
Song
Concert
North Hollywood
19 Feb 1987
George Harrison
Lead vocals: John Fogerty & Taj Mahal
Core collection    Track identified    Version validated    Lyrics available    Version details available    Audio excerpt available    Participants list available   

Song Song Studio chat Studio chat
TV/Radio chat/jingle TV/Radio chat/jingle Interview Interview
Cover by another artist Cover by another artist Film Music/Orchestral Film music/orchestral
Concert intro/announcement Concert intro/announcement Advertising Advertising
Song by another artist Song by another artist Medley title Medley title
Book chapter Book chapter
Other type of track Other


Reviews

Review by: Gary, gbeegle@frontiernet.netOn 17 Jul 2001
This is a very cool CD.The sound isn't the greatest as it was an audience recording,but it isn't too bad.The historical importance is what makes this CD great.Before I continue with the review,there is one error listed above,track 8 should be Dylan's Watching the River Flow,not Blue Suede Shoes.O.K.,what makes this CD so great you may ask?First,This is one of the few times,if not the only time John Fogerty ever played with Dylan and Harrison.It may be the only time.This was an impromptu preformance in which Dylan,Harrison & Fogerty were in the audience and were invited up on stage to join Jesse Ed Davis & the band.During a few of the songs,refrences are made to Dylan being there playing.John Fogerty sings Proud Mary this evening.He had long stopped playing this song in concert,but as he states he plays it this evening because Bob Dylan asked him to.Lead vocals on the tracks are covered by all the participants and the song selection is varied leaning towards the old rock stan!dards.So even for what this disc lacks in sound quality,it make up for it in the fact that just to have a disc that Dylan,Harrison & Fogerty appear on together is great in itself.It is amazing that this tape even exists at all.I've also heard a rumor that a bootleg video of this concert exists on the clubs security camera tape.I don't know if that is true or not.If you are looking for crystal clear stereo sound,then pass this by.If you are a true collector,for its historicial improtance,get this disc if you find it.It isn't an easy bootleg to find.
Review by: Reed PigmanOn 02 Dec 2002 at 21:52 CET
Dig those crazy left-handed guitar cats in the picture above.
Review by: zappmaccaOn 20 Jun 2004 at 03:51 CET
I dont think this is an audience recording. To my ears it sounds like a VERY LOW GRADE line recording. The vocals sound to prevalant, and don't have that audience ambiance that most audience recording have. IMHO anyway! 8 stars for historical nature
Review by: mike hilliardOn 20 Jun 2004 at 15:23 CET
Sound quality greatly diminishes the enjoyment of this disc.
Also everybody sounds a little drunk!
It IS pretty cool that this recording even exists though.
Review by: King RichardOn 10 Jan 2005 at 02:36 CET
I love this cd. The idea that all of this talent was on the same stage for one night only, & you are getting to hear it. Wow.. Also, this I also do not believe to be audience recorded..All sound quality aside, and believe me, we have all heard worse.. Hearing them play these rock & roll classics with no egos flaring, just having fun, makes this a fun cd to listen to. I do think of this as a must for any HARRISON or FOGARTY fan.

The King has spoken.
K.R.


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Filename: swp872
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Date of creation: 06 Oct 2001 23:59:59
Last filled by: François Vander Linden, beatleg@easynet.be
Last Revision Date : 07 Oct 2001 00:00:00
Online on : 15 Nov 2001
Type of media: Bootleg CD

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