Traveling Wilbury : Moments of Joy

[beatlemad]

The short guitar part befor the last verse of Not Alone Anymore

All of Tweeter and the Monkeyman

George's vocal on the last two lines of End of The Line

Slide guitar on Handle With Care

[Hari's Chick]

Great topic!

Slide guitar on Cool Dry place

[beatlemad]

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Slide guitar on Cool Dry place[/QUOTE]

Good one. That is a great slide!
I've just put that one on. The sun is shining outside and that makes the Wilbury music even better. Very upbeat songs which brighten up your day and it's helped by the fact they are obviously enjoying themselves a lot.

[Hari's Chick]

Good one. That is a great slide!
I've just put that one on. The sun is shining outside and that makes the Wilbury music even better. Very upbeat songs which brighten up your day and it's helped by the fact they are obviously enjoying themselves a lot.

The Wilburys are wonderful on sunny days! :)

Another great moment~ the words to Cool Dry Place! And even more the words to Heading for the Light...the part 'I rolled and I tumbled through the roses and the thorns and I couldn't see the sun that warmed me...Heading for the Light'. Oh, wow... great great words by our George.

[ABCKO]

ALL of Roy's vocal on ''Not alone anymore''

Roy's lines on ''Handle with care'', ''Last night'' and ''End of the line''...

... the way Roy blurts out ''Rattled'' and hus grrrrowl... on ''Rattled''...

[DizzymissLizzy909]

The first opening notes of "End of the Line"

The moment Roy comes in with that familiar, unique voice of his on "Handle with Care".

[taxman]

"He loves your" part on Dirty World
The drums sticks at the beginning of Last Night
The synthesizer on Margarita (only song with it), and the "I asked her" part
The story told on Tweeter And The Monkey Man (great song!)
The Devil's Been Busy (my favourite on Vol. 3)
The slide guitar on Poor House

[beatlemad]

As I said I love Tweeter and it's mainly because of the story.Also Bob's voice is in fine form. It's almost a parody of Bob Dylan by Bob Dylan.

[FPSHOT]

The amazing inclusion of Gary Moore in "She's My Baby" which makes the acoustic 'round the kitchen table' sound like "She Loves You" compared to "Helter Skelter"