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Author Topic: John Lennon (and Band) Live Concert - 2010-PICK the SONGS!!!  (Read 100 times)
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« on: July 22, 2010, 02:27:09 AM »


OK, dream-time, John is alive, he is touring, Macca style, 3 hour concerts, 38 songs.

In this case, he stopped writing music after Milk and Honey was released.
He went on into environmental and human rights causes, was very effective behind the scenes and in fund-raising and raising awareness for his favorite causes.

He went on to be great friends again with Paul, George and Ringo.  Resiting playing, recording or writing with Paul - he compromises.  The compromise, to remind and preserve his musical legacy, he looks to Macca and tours with a crack band and 38 inter-changeable songs. 

Listed below are my  38 songs to open the tour.  PLEASE PICK YOURS -  ADD, SUBTRACT and REPLACE WITH YOUR PICKS.  Most of all - have fun!


1. Come Together

2. Whatever Gets You Through the Night

3.Help!

4.Happiness Is A Warm Gun

5. Watching The Wheels

6.I Should Have Know Better

7. Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me and My Monkey

8. Mind Games

9.Woman

10. If I Fell

11 Starting Over

12.Julia

13.You've Got To Hide Your Love Away

14. Beautiful Boy

15.Dear Prudence

16.Norweigian Wood

17.Stepping Out

18.It Won't Be Long

19.Hey Bulldog

20.Nobody Told Me

21.Ticket To Ride

22#9 Dream

23.Nowhere Man

24.Rain

25. Love

26.She Said, She Said

27.Give Peace a Chance

28. And Your Bird Can Sing

29.Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds

30. Imagine

31. Strawberry Fields Forever

32. I Want to Hold Your Hand

1ST ENCORE

33. Abbey Road Medley: Because/Sun King/Mean Mr. Mustard/( extended)Polythene Pam

34. All You need Is Love

35. Revolution (fast 45 rpm version)

2ND ENCORE

36. In My Life

37. A Day In the Life

38. Twist and Shout

How was this concert, "mon"???
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« Reply #1 on: July 22, 2010, 04:02:29 PM »

Well, now I am just sad.......that we will never hear this.  knock

Great list though...man...if the Beatles were all still alive...WHAT A SHOW!! beer beer
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« Reply #2 on: July 22, 2010, 05:33:13 PM »

Funny how every time one lists a collection of a Beatles band/solo tunes I am STAGGERED by the sheer amount of quality in them...who else could do that? Great list!
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« Reply #3 on: July 22, 2010, 07:34:52 PM »

Ha! Hey Bulldog.  Great one.  Obscure.

I would love to see him do #9 Dream.

I can't see 70-year-old Lennon doing Come Together or parts of I Should Have Known Better or Twist and Shout.  He couldn't hit the notes.  But, ...maybe.  I'm just guessing.

When he did New York City on the tour he would do...New York City off of Sometime in NYC?
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« Reply #4 on: July 26, 2010, 01:07:59 AM »

Thanks, guys, it  was sad, but staggering in how many great songs he could call upon.
makes me lust for more Beatle live (clean) recordings and ANYTHING he may have recorded live, solo (or with  other musicians), besides what been out there.
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« Reply #5 on: July 27, 2010, 01:26:33 AM »

I'm glad to see Nobody Told Me and the Double Fantasy tunes in there, they were the ones I instantly thought of. And Hey Bulldog too. All of that set list looks really good. I Found Out would be a good one - the Red Hot Chili Peppers once did a great version. And he could also get someone like Green Day come on as guest backing band for Working Class Hero!
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