My top three most played Quo tracks

[Isaac Ryan]

Over the last week or so

1. Don't Think It Matters
2. Face The Music
3. Makin Waves.

That's a mixed bag. 

[jsupposin]

In the last weeks:

Over the edge
Just take me
Down Down

[statusquid]

Mystery song
Over & done
Big fat mama

[quostatus]

Paperplane
Blue Eyed Lady
I Saw The Light

[craydarr]

Liberty Lane
Gravy Train
Wild Side of Life

[mortified]

I Should've Known
Mystery Song (full length)
Pictures of Matchstickmen (London Mix)

[johns]

Of recent weeks -
Liberty Lane
Accident Prone
4500 Times (RTYD version)

[tramper]

Umleitung.
Something's going on in my head.
Railroad.

Yep, all from Dog. 😉👍

[col]

Umleitung
Someone's Learning
Railroad


All from the Stockholm Radio Session 24th November 71

[snakelady]

I didn't listen to any original Quo over the last weeks, but I did listen to some of Eric's ( telejazzman ) versions on yt:

Mystery Song, Don't Wate My Time, Francis' Crazy For You .. Really, really good (Oh yep, and nothing do with Quo, Cotton Fields and Tale Of Two Sixties ).

[tramper]

May 15, 2020 10:09:56 GMT col said:

Umleitung
Someone's Learning
Railroad


All from the Stockholm Radio Session 24th November 71

blimey, how,where did you get hold of that ?

[sqcollector]

May 17, 2020 7:17:13 GMT tramper said:

blimey, how,where did you get hold of that ?

In case you (or anyone) are interested: we.tl/t-eqYZHBy7lH

I got it on some old forum.

[Quoincidence]

Thought the whole Stockholm Radiohuset Broadcast from the 25th November 1971 was common knowledge. Sanctuary purchased the broadcast tapes back in the early 2000's and put together a release. It went as far as being available for pre-order and promo discs were sent out. Nothing ever came of it because Quo didn't want it releasing and the plug was pulled.

Alan would never have seen any royalties from it due to losing his share in Quo during the whole lawsuit in the mid 80s, and John (I'm pretty sure) gave up his shares when he left Quo.

[kursaal75]

4500 Times (live NEC '82)
Don't Waste My Time
Down Down (album version)

[mortified]

May 18, 2020 2:20:34 GMT Quoincidence said:

Thought the whole Stockholm Radiohuset Broadcast from the 25th November 1971 was common knowledge. Sanctuary purchased the broadcast tapes back in the early 2000's and put together a release. It went as far as being available for pre-order and promo discs were sent out. Nothing ever came of it because Quo didn't want it releasing and the plug was pulled.

Alan would never have seen any royalties from it due to losing his share in Quo during the whole lawsuit in the mid 80s, and John (I'm pretty sure) gave up his shares when he left Quo.

And I was one of the losers who ordered it   

To say I was disappointed was putting it mildly. I've had a copy for ages but an official release would have been nice. 

[col]

May 19, 2020 6:48:28 GMT mortified said:

May 18, 2020 2:20:34 GMT Quoincidence said:

Thought the whole Stockholm Radiohuset Broadcast from the 25th November 1971 was common knowledge. Sanctuary purchased the broadcast tapes back in the early 2000's and put together a release. It went as far as being available for pre-order and promo discs were sent out. Nothing ever came of it because Quo didn't want it releasing and the plug was pulled.

Alan would never have seen any royalties from it due to losing his share in Quo during the whole lawsuit in the mid 80s, and John (I'm pretty sure) gave up his shares when he left Quo.

And I was one of the losers who ordered it   

To say I was disappointed was putting it mildly. I've had a copy for ages but an official release would have been nice. 

As was I, to both statements

[Isaac Ryan]

Changes over the last week

Backbone getting played again, so

1. Face The Music
2. Get Out Of My Head
3. Liberty Lane.

[frozenhero]

May 18, 2020 2:20:34 GMT Quoincidence said:

Thought the whole Stockholm Radiohuset Broadcast from the 25th November 1971 was common knowledge. Sanctuary purchased the broadcast tapes back in the early 2000's and put together a release. It went as far as being available for pre-order and promo discs were sent out. Nothing ever came of it because Quo didn't want it releasing and the plug was pulled.

Alan would never have seen any royalties from it due to losing his share in Quo during the whole lawsuit in the mid 80s, and John (I'm pretty sure) gave up his shares when he left Quo.

I wanted to get that included when I suggested the final word on the Pye era, but not much became of it.

What is it with stuff that doesn't get officially released soon though, wouldn't the copyright expire on that?

[Quoincidence]

May 20, 2020 15:06:01 GMT frozenhero said:

May 18, 2020 2:20:34 GMT Quoincidence said:

Thought the whole Stockholm Radiohuset Broadcast from the 25th November 1971 was common knowledge. Sanctuary purchased the broadcast tapes back in the early 2000's and put together a release. It went as far as being available for pre-order and promo discs were sent out. Nothing ever came of it because Quo didn't want it releasing and the plug was pulled.

Alan would never have seen any royalties from it due to losing his share in Quo during the whole lawsuit in the mid 80s, and John (I'm pretty sure) gave up his shares when he left Quo.

I wanted to get that included when I suggested the final word on the Pye era, but not much became of it.

What is it with stuff that doesn't get officially released soon though, wouldn't the copyright expire on that?

depends really. If it's been sat there and hasnt been used at all then yes, but with the Stockholm show going as far as It did, any copyright on it would have been renewed essentially before Quo said no to it.