Cecils Trivia Question Time
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Topic: Cecils Trivia Question Time
Posted By: Black Russian
Subject: Cecils Trivia Question Time
Date Posted: 01-February-2008 at 13:58
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Was talking to Cecil at lunch and he asked me a question and told me to post it for everyone. He going to try and come up with a question for as Whenever he can.... He not even giving me the answer Ok First two questions are... 1. What is Jimmy Page and Eric Claptons all time favourite Guitar solo ?? 2. What was Led Zeppelins Encore songs when the played the National Stadium in 1970 or 1971 ??? ------------- "Legal downloads is killing Piracy" http://www.flickr.com/groups/th |
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Posted By: tupelopenny
Date Posted: 01-February-2008 at 14:05
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2 communication breakdown & Rock n roll ------------- Good Grief, Charlie Brown |
Posted By: tupelopenny
Date Posted: 01-February-2008 at 14:09
6th U.K. TOUR (RETURN TO THE CLUBS TOUR)06/03/1971 National Stadium, Dublin, Ireland STH + other previews from IV !
1. Immigrant Song 2. Heartbreaker 3. Since I've Been Loving You
4. Out On The Tiles (intro) / Black Dog 5. Stairway To Heaven
6. Dazed And Confused 7. Going To California
8. What Is And What Should Never Be 9. Moby Dick
10. Whole Lotta Love (medley) 11. Communication Breakdown
12. Rock And Roll
------------- Good Grief, Charlie Brown |
Posted By: tupelopenny
Date Posted: 01-February-2008 at 14:10
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Used to have a tape of this gig, though with the internet, there is probably a torrent of it available somewhere. ------------- Good Grief, Charlie Brown |
Posted By: Black Russian
Date Posted: 01-February-2008 at 14:12
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If you ever find the convert it to MP3 and post it somewhere
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Posted By: tupelopenny
Date Posted: 01-February-2008 at 14:30
------------- Good Grief, Charlie Brown |
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Posted By: tupelopenny
Date Posted: 01-February-2008 at 14:31
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the cds above pete, are probably your best bet. but i will have a look ------------- Good Grief, Charlie Brown |
Posted By: Floyd
Date Posted: 03-February-2008 at 12:26
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From 1970/71??? I'm hazzarding an educated guess at 'Come On Everybody' and 'Something Else' Maybe not encores and maybe not Dublin but I had an old bootleg where these were played towards the end. Ask him... ------------- There are three kinds of people in the world,those who are able to count,and those who can't... |
Posted By: tupelopenny
Date Posted: 03-February-2008 at 12:29
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come on everybody is just a couple of lines, but it is defintely on dublin show.
------------- Good Grief, Charlie Brown |
Posted By: flumphert
Date Posted: 04-February-2008 at 12:33
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http://ledzeppelin.com/show/march-6-1971 - http://ledzeppelin.com/show/march-6-1971 http://www.ledzeppelin.com/sites/ledzeppelin/files/images/ireland71_mm.jpg - http://www.ledzeppelin.com/sites/ledzeppelin/files/images/ir eland71_mm.jpg |
Posted By: Biker Pat
Date Posted: 05-February-2008 at 20:48
Good on you Cecil. I have'nt a clue but will go with Layla for No 1. ------------- May be going to hell in a bucket but at least I'm enjoying the ride. Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
Black Russian wrote:Posted By: muller
Date Posted: 05-February-2008 at 22:56
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Must be from their time with the Yardbirds ------------- Life is for living |
Posted By: Haviland Tuf
Date Posted: 06-February-2008 at 09:14
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Or was it from earlier and it is something that inspired them both? ------------- Coincidence, if traced back far enough, becomes inevitable 
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Posted By: Black Russian
Date Posted: 12-March-2008 at 15:16
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Talking to Cecil today and he was asking me did any one get this question yet ??? He said he will play the song and solo at the Easter Reunion 1. What is Jimmy Page and Eric Claptons all time favourite Guitar solo ?? ------------- "Legal downloads is killing Piracy" http://www.flickr.com/groups/th |
Posted By: eejit91
Date Posted: 12-March-2008 at 15:30
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Clapton! Believe in Life or River of tears Page! When the levee breaks or Tea for one ------------- "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better." |
Posted By: Aries
Date Posted: 12-March-2008 at 15:54
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I think it is by Robert Johnston an old Blues player who influenced him all his life. But I don't know the song. ------------- THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE BUT IT'LL PISS YOU OFF FIRST |
Posted By: monarch
Date Posted: 12-March-2008 at 16:13
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It Has To Be By Jimi Hendrix.
Because All The Leading Guitarists Of That Time Bowed Down To The Great Jimi. ------------- There is a crack in everything ...... that's how the light gets in |
Posted By: eejit91
Date Posted: 12-March-2008 at 16:46
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Boy I read that wrong this morning just breezed over it and thought you said what was his favorite song by both! Sorry been far to busy here with work and figures and my head is spinning not to mention the incredible headache I have..... dizzy or what.... ------------- "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better." |
Posted By: whippersnapper
Date Posted: 13-March-2008 at 08:41
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I'm not a music expert, but I'd guess it might be something from Ronan Keating? I'm sure the great musicians recognise and appreciate his innate talent? Maybe his version of Fairytale of New York? still brings many tears to my eyes that one..... ------------- I'm searching for that cash I should have saved for the crash |
Posted By: Haviland Tuf
Date Posted: 13-March-2008 at 08:44
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LOL good stuff whipper! ------------- Coincidence, if traced back far enough, becomes inevitable
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Posted By: monarch
Date Posted: 21-June-2010 at 15:47
Did anyone ever find out the answers. ------------- There is a crack in everything ...... that's how the light gets in |
Posted By: Pogue Mahoney
Date Posted: 21-June-2010 at 19:19
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My guess would be crossroads...which would be the Robert Johnson tune
Aries guessed. |
Posted By: Chris Rooney
Date Posted: 22-June-2010 at 18:15
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EASTER? ------------- Lovely cushioned header, for Gerrard!!!! Oooooooooooh you beauty! What a hit son, what a hit!!!! |
Posted By: Uncle Arthur
Date Posted: 22-June-2010 at 20:18
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The original email was from 2 years ago Chris (hence reference to an Easter reunion) ------------- UA "A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity but an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty" |
Posted By: Pogue Mahoney
Date Posted: 23-June-2010 at 04:44
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They do this all the time Chris. Its f**king mad. Bringing up stuff from the
past. Next it will be- "Did you know that man who was attacked in Clontarf with a hatchet?. What's his name? eh...Brian Boru 
.... |
Posted By: Black Russian
Date Posted: 23-June-2010 at 09:20
Didn't hear that What paper was that in ??? Hearld or Press ???? ------------- "Legal downloads is killing Piracy" http://www.flickr.com/groups/th |
Posted By: Aries
Date Posted: 24-June-2010 at 06:37
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The evening standered ------------- THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE BUT IT'LL PISS YOU OFF FIRST |
Posted By: Biker Pat
Date Posted: 21-August-2010 at 22:08
------------- May be going to hell in a bucket but at least I'm enjoying the ride. Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
Posted By: RoundaboutToo!
Date Posted: 23-August-2010 at 00:16
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Good one Pat!
I was talking to Cecil about this one time and guessed the band, and he let slip the answer.. - It's a solo and a song and a band that we all know - It's not played by Jimmy or Eric; - I don't know if this track was played at the Grove, (probably was) but others by them definitely were! and this is what makes it tough - the guitarist was a session musician - I couldn't even tell you his name I did see an Eric Clapton documentary a while back and he confirmed it was his favourite solo... want more hints? |
Posted By: monarch
Date Posted: 23-August-2010 at 00:44
Jeff Beck? ------------- There is a crack in everything ...... that's how the light gets in |
Posted By: RoundaboutToo!
Date Posted: 23-August-2010 at 00:56
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Frank - it's not Jeff Beck, - but the name Beck.. is, er, in a way linked to the band.
(very cryptic there!) the guitarist's name mightn't be as well known as the band with whom he played this solo with... |
Posted By: BrendanFella
Date Posted: 23-August-2010 at 01:47
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Is it by Bo Diddley? ------------- BrendanFella IRISH DIPLOMACY IS....The ability to tell a man to Go To Hell so that He looks forward to making the trip. |
Posted By: RoundaboutToo!
Date Posted: 23-August-2010 at 02:03
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not Bo, Brendan; - more 'jazzy'
to put a time on it - this song was on a 1972 album, and in the single charts in '73 |
Posted By: Robbie63
Date Posted: 23-August-2010 at 07:41
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Something by Steely Dan? ------------- Robbie 
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Posted By: RoundaboutToo!
Date Posted: 23-August-2010 at 11:02
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Becker... Jazzy... very good Robbie! |
Posted By: Uncle Arthur
Date Posted: 23-August-2010 at 12:08
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Reelin in the Years was from around 72-73 and has a great solo in it. Jeff Baxter was the name of the guitarist on that track. ------------- UA "A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity but an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty" |
Posted By: Biker Pat
Date Posted: 23-August-2010 at 15:14
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Jeff "The Skunk" Baxter.  So it's "Reeling In The Years". Good choice. ------------- May be going to hell in a bucket but at least I'm enjoying the ride. Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
Posted By: BrendanFella
Date Posted: 23-August-2010 at 19:04
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AH JEEZ, It has to be a Robert Johnson Song........ ------------- BrendanFella IRISH DIPLOMACY IS....The ability to tell a man to Go To Hell so that He looks forward to making the trip. |
Posted By: RoundaboutToo!
Date Posted: 24-August-2010 at 01:08
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"Reelin' In the Years" is a song by jazz rock band Steely Dan, released as the sixth track on their 1972 album, Can't Buy a Thrill.
The song was written by Donald Fagen and Walter Becker and features Fagen on vocals. Legendary Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page has said that Elliott Randall's guitar solo on "Reelin' In the Years" is his favorite solo of all time. The 4-channel Quadrophonic mix of the recording has extra lead guitar fills not heard in the more common 2-channel Stereo version. - Wikipedia |
Posted By: Uncle Arthur
Date Posted: 24-August-2010 at 10:11
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Very interesting - I had always thought that Baxter who was their regular lead guitarist played that solo. ------------- UA "A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity but an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty" |
Posted By: Vinyl Junkie
Date Posted: 24-August-2010 at 14:43
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Absolutely, it was played, Ciarán. ------------- TPFKAB (The Poster Formerly Known As Brunswick). |
