That.Was.Awesome.
the last picture made me squeal in front of the laptop - my mom thought there was something wrong with me lol

better not let Georgie see this.....:lol:

Mathhew, you're my new best friend. :]

I have the photo at 1.12 on a huuuge 1984 promo poster :laugh: and could you pretty please post or PM me the photo of Chris sat cross legged on the bed (from 84) the one from the Little Lies shoot (I've never seen them unwatermarked) and the one at 2.01? I've never ever seen that one :blob1:

I'll not type out my real reaction to that video, this thread doesn't need pages and pages of jumping blob emoticons

Sure :).

http://www.mediafire.com/?1fm2myitqzn

And could you please share somehow that huge poster from 1984? I mean, take a photo of that or something... I´d like to have that in good quality too :).

Sure, I'll take a photo now :)

I can't really blame them. They knew Lindsey was getting friendly aging with the band. I think they saw the proverbial writing on the wall.

The story at the time was that they were going to tour after the holidays. I suspect that the process of working with Lindsey had already started by that time, and they wrote it off.

Probably because they saw the bigger prize on the horizon. I think it ended up being a lot harder keeping that band going than they thought it was going to be. Christine clearly wanted out, Dave had issues adjusting to being a member (NOT the boss) of a band, and Bekka & Billy wanted to do a country album.

I think I follow what you're saying, somewhat.

Just one token new song per set, it seems. Although, if they had done two songs per set, it would've been the same new song ratio the band did on the SYW tour.

I'm not sure that's necessarily true. One, when Bekka Bramlett and Billy Burnette are the other two fronting the band at the shows, Dave makes perfect sense. Two, Dave brought some star power, which Sharp and Egan couldn't bring. Three, I think adding Dave was on Mick's mind for a while. I asked him in 1992 at a Zoo show if they were going to add any Delaney & Bonnie songs to the set, and he said "we may add that one Dave Mason wrote...I can't think of the name, but it was written by Dave Mason."

What if the band parted ways with Dave Mason after the album came out and brought back Lindsey?

FWIW, here's what I assume to be the personnel for each track. When reading the liners, I assume it's the band unless something tells me otherwise. Also key is the word "additional," which tells me it's the band and an extra musician. But, yeah, it's confusing as hell.

Talkin’ To My Heart: Mick, John, Bekka, Billy, Dave, and Christine
Hollywood: Mick, John, Christine, Thompson
Blow By Blow: Mick, John, Bekka, Billy, Dave, and Thoma
Winds Of Change: Mick, John, Bekka, Billy, Dave, and Christine
I Do: Mick, John, Bekka, Billy, Dave, Christine, and Thompson
Nothing Without You: Mick, John, Bekka, Billy, Dave, Christine, and Lindsey
Dreamin’ The Dream: Bekka, Billy, and Christine (maybe Dave?)
Sooner Or Later: Mick, John, Christine, Thompson, Tackett
I Wonder Why: Mick, John, Bekka, Billy, Dave, Christine, and Thoma
Nights In Estoril: Mick, John, Christine, Thompson
I Got It In For You: Mick, John, Bekka, Billy, Dave, and Christine
All Over Again: Mick, John, Christine, Thompson
These Strange Times: Mick, John, Bekka, Lucy, Jones

Here you go :D

http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.p...ey=dzl4thntja3

http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.p...ey=ntvenymgzmi

Great!! Thanks :).

OMG i just died, Georgie! Those pictures are AMAZING and in super high quality! She looks absolutely divine! Where'd you get your poster from?

You can thank Nancy Nikon for the quality :lol: The old girl's still got it. I got the poster off eBay and spent an obnoxious amount of money getting it shipped to the UK from Texas :shocked: Momma still doesn't know about that one.

Ok, yeah there's one on ebay for, like, 25 bucks...gotta wait for my paycheck on that one...

That's the seller I got mine off :thumbsup: it came in a solid cardboard tube and was in absolutley mint condition, still sealed no holes or tears. I'd recommend him :D

In his Q and A, Billy Burnette claims Christine was present the entire time and recorded her stuff with them (as opposed to adding vocals and keyboards separately). But my impression when I hear Time is what you have surmised. I think Christine's involvement was very much separate from the rest of the new lineup members, save John and Mick.

Listening to Time after an 8 year hiatus right now. A harmless album.