Other Mixes By doowad
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Singer/Songwriter
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Theme
CD
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Theme
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Theme
íAy, Anita!
Side A | ||
Artist | Song | |
Keef & the Boys | Hold Back | |
Keef & the Boys | Honky Tonk | |
Keef & the Boys | Hand of Fate | |
Keef & the Boys | Gimme Shelter | |
Keef & the Boys | Hearts for Sale | |
Keef & the Boys | Can't Be Seen | |
Keef & the Boys | Shake your Hips | |
Keef & the Boys | All Down The Line | |
Keef & the Boys | Can't You Hear Me Knocking (jam excerpt) | |
Keef & the Boys | Heartbreaker | |
Side B | ||
Artist | Song | Buy |
La Manguera | Blues for Salvador | |
La Manguera | Bailando | |
La Manguera | Bella | |
La Manguera | I'm Gone | |
La Manguera | 'Trane | |
La Manguera | Deeper Dig Deeper | |
La Manguera | Mingus | |
La Manguera | Hannibal | |
La Manguera | Blues for Salvador | |
Comment:
This was previously titled F***ing Anita, but I have gone for a more family-friendly title since my doowadette is getting more active here...My friend Robert from NY via Chiapas (or Guadalajara via Comitßn or some combination therof) made this tapefor me based on his theory that the Stones peaked when Keith hooked up with Anita Pallenberg. Of course as all great rock
theories do, the tape reveals some inconsistency, by including songs after the pair had gone their separate tracks (pun
intended). But that jam excerpt from Can't you hear me knocking is as good as it got and as good as it gets and as good as
it'll ever get. Side 2 is actually Carlos Santana's Blues for Salvador CD, a quite fruitful use of the extra 45 minutes after
Keith's mix climaxed. "La Manguera" comes from an interview with Carlos in the cheezy English-language weekly published
for the Chapala old-fart community. "People are like flowers. Music is like water. Me, I'm the hose." (No tiene nada que ver con Rosa la vende mangos)
íGracias, Roberto, por todo!
Feedback:
Cool idea. I agree with your theory.
Whatever happened to that band Keef & the Boys? Looks like they were just a flash in the pan with no staying power.