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All Starr Band 2001
General Information
- 7th All Star, North America
Tour statistics
28
26/07/01 to 02/09/01
Shows
26
of 28 shows
Complete setlists
30
in the setlists
Songs
28
audio and video
Bootlegs
Most played on this tour
Rarities
Songs played only once on this tour.
Members
- Ringo Starr: drums, percussion, cowbell, vocals
- Ian Hunter (Mott the Hoople): guitar, keyboard, vocals
- Roger Hodgson (Supertramp): guitar, keyboard, vocals
- Greg Lake (The Gods, King Crimson, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Asia, Emerson, Lake and Powell) : bass, guitar, vocals
- Howard Jones: keyboards, vocals
- Mark Rivera (Billy Joel Band, Foreigner) : saxophone, guitar, bass, keyboard, harmonica, flute, percussion, vibraslap, vocals
- Sheila E.: drums, percussion, tamnbourine, vocals
Guests
- Max Weinberg (E Street Band): drums on With A Little Help From My Friends [09/8, Holmdel, NJ]
- Liberty DeVitto (Billy Joel Band): Drums on With A Little Help From My Friends [15/08, Tampa, FL]
- Brian Johnson (AC/DC, Gobi Desert Canoe Club, Fresh, The Jasper Hart Band, Geordie): Vocals on With A Little Help From My Friends [15/08, Tampa, FL]
- Rick Derringer (10-11): Vocals on With A Little Help From My Friends [15/08, Tampa, FL]
Tour Itinerary
- Click on a show to have more details
- 26.7.2001 Casino Rama, Ontario, Canada
- 27.7.2001 Molson Center, Montreal, Canada
- 28.7.2001 Freedom Hill Amphitheater, Sterling Heights, MI
- 29.7.2001 The Harv at Mountaineer Racetrack, Chester, WV
- 1.8.2001 Jones Beach, Wantagh, NY
- 2.8.2001 Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, CT
- 4.8.2001 Fleet Boston Pavillion, Boston, MA
- 5.8.2001 Riley Music Center, Manchester, VT
- 7.8.2001 Meadowbrook Park Amphitheater, Gilford, NH
- 9.8.2001 The P.N.C. Bank Arts Center, Holmdel, NJ
- 10.8.2001 Trump Taj Mahal, Atlantic City, NJ
- 11.8.2001 Harbor Center Pavilion, Portsmouth, VA
- 13.8.2001 Chastain Park, Atlanta, GA
- 14.8.2001 Broward Park Arts Center, Fort Lauderdale, FL
- 15.8.2001 USF Sundome, Tampa, FL
- 16.8.2001 Horseshoe Casino, Tunica, MS
- 18.8.2001 Billy Bob's Texas, Fort Worth, TX
- 19.8.2001 Frontier City/Six Flags, Oklahoma City, OK
- 21.8.2001 Fox Theater, St. Louis, MO
- 22.8.2001 Rosemont Theater, Rosemont, IL
- 23.8.2001 Minnesota State Fair, Saint Paul, MN
- 25.8.2001 Fiddler's Green, Englewood, CO
- 27.8.2001 Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland, OR
- 28.8.2001 Chateau Saint Michelle, Woodinville, WA
- 30.8.2001 Universal Amphitheatre, Universal City, CA
- 31.8.2001 Concord Pavilion, Concord, CA
- 1.9.2001 Rio Hotel, Las Vegas, NV
- 2.9.2001 San Diego State Uni. Open Air Theatre, San Diego, CA
Maps
North America [Canadian date in green]
Personnel on each song
- Photograph
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Ringo Starr: lead vocals
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar, backing vocals
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Greg Lake: bass, backing vocals
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: saxophone, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- Act Naturally
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Ringo Starr: lead vocals
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar, backing vocals
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Greg Lake: bass, backing vocals
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: percussion, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums, backing vocals
- In The Court of the Crimson King [Greg Lake]
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Ringo Starr: drums
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar, backing vocals
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Greg Lake: bass, lead vocals
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: flute, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- The Logical Song [Roger Hodgson]
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Ringo Starr: drums
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar
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Roger Hodgson: keyboard
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Greg Lake: bass
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Howard Jones: keyboard, lead vocals
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Mark Rivera: saxophone, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- No One is To Blame [Howard Jones]
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Ringo Starr: drums
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Ian Hunter: electric guitar
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass
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Howard Jones: keyboard, lead vocals
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Mark Rivera: cowbell
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Sheila E.: drums
- Cleveland Rocks [Ian Hunter]
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Ringo Starr: drums
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Ian Hunter: keyboard, electric guitar, lead vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass
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Howard Jones: organ, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: electric, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- Love Bizarre [Sheila E.]
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Ringo Starr: drums
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Ian Hunter: guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: guitar
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Greg Lake: bass
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: saxophone, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums, lead vocals
- Boys
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Ringo Starr: drums, lead vocals
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Ian Hunter: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass, backing vocals
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: talbourine, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- Give A Little Bit [Roger Hodgson]
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Ringo Starr: tambourine
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: acoustic 12 strings guitar
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Greg Lake: bass
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: electric guitar, saxophone , backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums, backing vocals
- You're Sixteen (You're Beautiful And You're Mine)
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Ringo Starr: lead vocals
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: saxophone, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums, backing vocals
- Yellow Submarine
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Ringo Starr: lead vocals
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass, backing vocals
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: percussion, saxophone, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- Karn Evil 9 (1st impression, Part 2) [Greg Lake]
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Ringo Starr:
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Ian Hunter:
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Roger Hodgson: guitar (only on the 3 fisrt shows)
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Greg Lake: bass, lead vocals
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Howard Jones: keyboard
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Mark Rivera: saxophone (only on the 3 fisrt shows)
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Sheila E.: drums
- I'm The Greatest
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Ringo Starr: lead vocals
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Ian Hunter: electric guitar
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass
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Howard Jones: keyboard
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Mark Rivera: saxophone
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Sheila E.: drums
- The No No Song
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Ringo Starr: lead vocals
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Ian Hunter: electric guitar, slide guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass, backing vocals
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: percussion, vibraslap, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- Back Off Boogaloo
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Ringo Starr: lead vocals
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Ian Hunter: electric guitar, slide guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass, backing vocals
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: percussion, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- Things Can Only Get Better [Howard Jones]
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Ringo Starr: drums
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass
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Howard Jones: keyboard, lead vocals
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Mark Rivera: saxophone, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- I Still Love Rock 'n' Roll [Ian Hunter]
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Ringo Starr: drums
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Ian Hunter: keyboard, lead vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass, backing vocals
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: electric guitar, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: tamnbourine (on some shows only)
- Irene Wilde [Ian Hunter] [From 16/08 to the end]
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Ringo Starr: Unknown
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Ian Hunter: unknown, lead vocals
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Roger Hodgson: Unknown
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Greg Lake: Unknown
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Howard Jones: Unknown
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Mark Rivera: Unknown
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Sheila E.: Unknown
- Glamourous Life [Sheila E.]
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Ringo Starr: drums
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: saxophone
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Sheila E.: drums, lead vocals
- I Wanna Be Your Man
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Ringo Starr: drums, lead vocals
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass, backing vocals
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Howard Jones: keyboard
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Mark Rivera: tambourine, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- Lucky Man [Greg Lake]
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Ringo Starr: drums
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar, backing vocals
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Greg Lake: acoustic guitar, lead vocals
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Howard Jones: keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: bass, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- Everlasting Love [Howard Jones]
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Ringo Starr: drums
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar, backing vocals
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Greg Lake: bass, backing vocals
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Howard Jones: keyboard, lead vocals
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Mark Rivera: keyboard, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- Take The Long Way Home [Roger Hodgson]
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Ringo Starr: drums
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: keyboard, lead vocals
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Greg Lake: bass
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Howard Jones: Keyboard
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Mark Rivera: Harmonica, saxophone backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- All The Young Dudes [Ian Hunter]
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Ringo Starr: drums
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Ian Hunter: acoustic guitar, lead vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar, backing vocals
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Greg Lake: bass, backing vocals
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Howard Jones: Keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: electric guitar, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- It Don't Come Easy
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Ringo Starr: lead vocal
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Ian Hunter: electric guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass, backing vocals
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Howard Jones: Keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: saxophone, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- Don't Go Where The Road Don't Go
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Ringo Starr: lead vocal
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Ian Hunter: electric guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: electric guitar
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Greg Lake: bass, backing vocals
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Howard Jones: Keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: saxophone, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- With A Little Help From My Friends
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Ringo Starr: lead vocal
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Ian Hunter: electric guitar, backing vocals
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Roger Hodgson: acoustic guitar, backing vocals
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Greg Lake: bass
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Howard Jones: Keyboard, backing vocals
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Mark Rivera: percussion, backing vocals
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Sheila E.: drums
- Takin' Away [Roger Hodgson]
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Ringo Starr: Unknown
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Ian Hunter: Unknown
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Roger Hodgson: Unknown, vocals
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Greg Lake: Unknown
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Howard Jones: Unknown
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Mark Rivera: Unknown
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Sheila E.: Unknown
Solo Spot
- Roger Hodgson (1 solo spot)
- Even In The Quiest Moment: 1 performance
- Ian Hunter (1 solo spot)
- Irene Wilde: 1 performance
Rehearsal
- Greg Lake suggested to play From the Beginning , the ELP song as Ringo only wants ELP songs, Mark Rivera suggested to play instead In The Court of the Crimson King .
- Ian Hunter said in an interview before the tour: " I might do one song off Rant like "Still Love Rock And Roll" or "Purgatory" and a couple of the older ones. I'll probably do "Cleveland Rocks"."
Official Release
Bootleg (audio + video)
Bibliography
Interview
How they got involved
- Ian Hunter said: "One day I came back home and Ringo was on my answering machine. It was weird. He asked me to do that tour. Actually, I was asked twice. The first time I said: “No”, but the second time, I said “Yes”. There were all kinds of different people in this band, and we played their songs too. It was interesting. It was a good tour for the most part." and also said: "David Fishof, the bloke that puts the whole thing together, rang me up. It fit between the two tours that I was doing. I'm doing an American tour in the fall and I was doing an English tour in the spring. And it fit. So I thought it would be fun, that it would be interesting. (...) Oh yeah, that's a tingly feeling. Ringo rang up here and I was still in England. I came back here and Ringo was on my answering machine and it was like, "Wooh! It's weird (laughs)" Then he rang me again and we had a chat. Everybody's told me he's a great guy." and also said:in an interview done for the EPK of the all starr band in 2001, Ian Hunter mentioned he was asked the year before and he said "I couldn't do it because I was doing something else"
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