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BklynBlue 11-15-2007 11:16 PM

Curly - from "The Looner" 3 CD set
 
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone out there has a copy of the 3 CD bootleg titled "The Looner" - I am curious if the disc offers any information as to the source of the version of "Curly" that is on the collection -
It is different than the version found on the Mayall bootleg collection entitled "The First Five Years". The version on the Mayall disc (which is close to a minute longer than the one on "The Looner")is said to be from the same January BBC session that "Leaping Christine", "Ridin' On the L & N" and "Sitting in the Rain" are from.

thanks in advance for any help with this

sharksfan2000 11-16-2007 12:30 PM

BklynBlue, I know I've got the artwork someplace for The Looner.....might take me awhile to find it though. But below is what I've got for the tracklist, and I'm sure I copied it from whatever artwork I saw. Don't know if this will be any help to you.....those two versions of "Curly" are quite different and are surely from different dates.

Peter Green – “The Looner”
Disc 1
Jodrell Blues (with the Peter B’s 3/66)
So Many Roads (with Bluesbreakers 9/30/66)
Looking Back (with Bluesbreakers 9/30/66)
Sitting in the Rain (with Bluesbreakers 10/19/66)
Mama Talk to Your Daughter (with Bluesbreakers 10/19/66)
Alabama Blues (with Bluesbreakers 10/19/66)
Out of Reach (with Bluesbreakers 10/19/66)
Evil Woman Blues (with Bluesbreakers 10/19/66)
Greeny (with Bluesbreakers 2/16/67)
Curly (with Bluesbreakers 2/16/67)
Rubber Duck (with Bluesbreakers 2/16/67)
Missing You (with Bluesbreakers 2/16/67)
Please Don’t Tell (with Bluesbreakers 3/8/67)
Your Funeral My Trial (with Bluesbreakers 3/8/67)
It Hurts Me Too (with Bluesbreakers 4/67)
Double Trouble (with Bluesbreakers 4/67)
Stone Crazy (with the Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation summer ‘67)
Jenny (with Bluesbreakers 12/4/67)
Disc 2
Picture on the Wall (with Bluesbreakers 12/4/67)
Ridin’ on the L&N (from BBC session 12/67)
Sitting in the Rain (from BBC session 12/67)
Leaping Christine (from BBC session 12/67)
Curly (from BBC session 12/67)
Ridin’ on the L&N (from Mayall with Paul Butterfield 11/26/67)
All My Life (from Mayall with Paul Butterfield 11/26/67)
First Time Alone (with Bluesbreakers 8/26/68)
The Temperature is Rising (98.8 degrees F) (with Otis Spann 1/9/69)
Blues for Hippies (with Otis Spann 1/9/69)
Ride with Your Daddy Tonight (with Brunning Sunflower Band 10/69)
It Takes Time (with Brunning Sunflower Band 10/69)
If You Let Me Love You (with Brunning Sunflower Band 10/69)
Green Winter (with Dave Kelly Blues Band 9/70)
You Got It (with Dave Kelly Blues Band 9/70)
Gotta Keep Running (with Dave Kelly Blues Band 9/70)
Radio jingle for “Then Play On” 1970
Trying So Hard to Forget (with Duster Bennett early ’68)
Kind Hearted Woman (with Duster Bennett early ’68)
Disc 3
Boston Tea Party Jam (with Fleetwood Mac and Eric Clapton 2/70)

BklynBlue 11-16-2007 07:43 PM

thanks Sharksfan2000 -
The tracks on disc two list the BBC sessions as having been recorded in December of 1966 -
We now know they were actually recorded in January of 1967 on the 23rd
In Christopher Hjort's book "Strange Brew Eric Clapton and the British Blues Boom" he lists another BBC session, this one on Alexis Korner's show on February 3rd - "Curly" is among the numbers listed as also having been recorded for that show -
Hjort concludes by saying that none of the numbers from the Korner show survived - yet, one of them, the Mayall solo piece, "No More Tears" has recently turned up on "John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers Live at the BBC" - could the version of "Curly" performed that day have survived also?

Don Brown 11-17-2007 05:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BklynBlue (Post 731720)
thanks Sharksfan2000 -
The tracks on disc two list the BBC sessions as having been recorded in December of 1966 -
We now know they were actually recorded in January of 1967 on the 23rd
In Christopher Hjort's book "Strange Brew Eric Clapton and the British Blues Boom" he lists another BBC session, this one on Alexis Korner's show on February 3rd - "Curly" is among the numbers listed as also having been recorded for that show -
Hjort concludes by saying that none of the numbers from the Korner show survived - yet, one of them, the Mayall solo piece, "No More Tears" has recently turned up on "John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers Live at the BBC" - could the version of "Curly" performed that day have survived also?

Yes, it did survive. I have a copy which came to me on a 5" Reel (which the vendor claimed to be the original). It is a very nice slow Bluesy version. In my opinion, the best of those available.

Cheers, Don


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