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| ruxprncd |
Posted - 03/12/2006 : 02:20:08
Some of you are probably familiar with www.dimeadozen.org, a website that has some amazing torrent/downloads of unreleased material.
I was listening to the latest gem I found there - listed as Eric Burdon and Robbie Krieger from Detroit 1990 - and noticed a second incredible guitar cutting through. Turns out it is none other than John Sterling, of Love circa early 1970's.
For those out there who dig the heavier versions of Love like I do, if you have a chance to snag this torrent I highly recommend it! |
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| jazmaan |
Posted - 25/12/2006 : 08:18:53
When I first met Arthur he had John Sterling and Melvin Whittington in his band. On a good night when both those guys were on their game it was a joy to behold. Unfortunately consistency was not the hallmark of that band! In fact you were lucky if both of them even showed up for the same gig. |
| razortotinjim |
Posted - 03/12/2006 : 06:17:08
I was at this show, I don't remember the exact date because it was part of a free 3 day Blues Fest
Eric Burdon, Robbie Krieger & Friends
8/??/90
Hart Plaza / Detroit Blues Festival
Detroit MI
Roadhouse Blues
CC Rider
Don't Bring Me Down
Back Door Man
We've Gotta Get Out Of This Place
Bring it On Home to Me
Tobacco Road
No Mo' Elmore James
Spill The Wine
Boom Boom > Shake Rattle & Roll
House of The Rising Sun
"The Detroit Tapes"
Eric Burdon (vocals)
Robbie Krieger (guitar)
John Sterling (guitar)
Dave Meros (bass)
Jimmy Zavala (harmonica/sax)
Jeff Naideau (keyboards)
Paul Crowder (drums)
this is the time in life that I am livin' and I'll face each day with a smile
http://db.etree.org/razortotinjim |
