NON MK/DS tracks played at MK/DS concerts...

[Love Expresso]

Oh, boy, how I loooove the sound of that guitar....

LE

[dustyvalentino]

"Stop in the Name of Love" was f.e. played at Wembley Arena in 1985, June 10th. Go to 2:15 and from there on you will hear it. But better listen to it completely!

 

 



LE

Yes! I didn't invent it! Thank you!

[Love Expresso]

You are welcome, Dusty!
I was very astonished when I found out some months ago that "Dogswede" (is he a forumer?) had put the complete available Wembley show onto YouTube. And in what great quality! I remember having an extremely bad video recording from only some parts of it and then watching it almost every day - it was nearly religious to me...

But to get back to the topic: There is the rehearsal at the Hammersmith back in 1988 for the Mandela concert available somewhere where they rehearsed TOL also, and I am quite sure that "stop in the name of love" was cited there, too!

LE

[dmg]

He played "stop in the name of love" in nearly every version of ToL from the BIA tour just after the intro, before the lyrics started.

[jbaent]

I'd say that

[Simon]

Don't let me be misunderstood in TOL.

[dustyvalentino]

I'd say that

[Pottel]

did we mention the chuck berry covers in the 70ies? like Nadine?

[dustyvalentino]

I'd say that

[Tally]

I have a vague memory of Mark inserting some licks from other songs into Calling Elvis as well, anyone remembers?

[Pottel]

awesome, that lick you mean in TOL, i always assumed it was an integral part of the live performance, never ever thought about the "stop..." link to it, but now that i pay attention to it...
so obvious...
but yes, that was played this way in all of the BIA tour i would say..

[dustyvalentino]

Pretty simple when you think about it.

Tunnel of Love
Stop in the name of Love.

[dmg]

I have a vague memory of Mark inserting some licks from other songs into Calling Elvis as well, anyone remembers?

A line from the song "I Belong to Glasgow" was played during Calling Elvis in Glasgow 20.07.01.

[qjamesfloyd]

There is no doubt Mark meant to put Stop In The Name of Love in there, don't forget at the start he says "Its a song about being in love"!!
And what a performance I had to watch part 2, and it just gets better, We really should have a Blue-Ray release of those Wembley show's, but with Alchemy being released on Blue-Ray this year I doubt it will happen, but Mark was such a dynamic guitarist in that period, something I feel he has lost now, which is a great shame.

[dmg]

In Why Aye Man, at the playout he plays part of the song Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon most famous for younger folk from being part of the Pulp Fiction soundtrack.