9 thoughts on “ Like A Rolling Stone - Johnny Thunders - Hurt Me (CD, Album) ”

1. Disc 1: Recorded at Studios W.W. Paris, France, Oct-Nov ; Tracks 20, 21 are b-sides taken from the New Rose "Hurt Me" 7". Disc 2: Recorded by Ian Corbridge at the Hurt Me showcase gig at Dingwalls, London, UK, on 6 December /5(6).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Hurt Me on Discogs. Label: New Rose Records - NEW 27 • Format: Vinyl 7 J. Thunders* B2: Like A Rolling Stone Written-By – Bob Dylan: Single of the title track off of the "Hurt Me" album, backed with 2 unreleased recordings. Label states total time for B 4/5(15).

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3. Hurt Me is a rarity in Johnny Thunders' catalog -- a collection of acoustic recordings revealing that he could be a hell of a performer when he wanted to. There are a number of predictable songs here, such as the classic "You Can't Put Your Arms Around a .

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4. Disc 1: Recorded at Studios W.W. Paris, France, Oct-Nov ; Tracks 20, 21 are b-sides taken from the New Rose "Hurt Me" 7". Disc 2: Recorded by Ian Corbridge at the Hurt Me showcase gig /5(6).

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5. 'Hurt Me' also had some great covers in the shape of 'I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys', 'Eve Of Destruction', 'Like A Rolling Stone' and 'Joey'. I guess they might not be the most original of covers for an acoustic set but, hey, when Johnny Thunders played them they took on a whole new shape and sound.

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Sticks & Stones: The Lost Album on Discogs.

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7. Jun 15,  · Johnny Thunders,Richard Lloyd,Lenny Kaye,Billy Rath,Jerry Nolan,Robert Gordon,Sylvain Sylvain,Lynn Todd,James Chance / Rolling Stones Tribute - 24/08/ Ma.

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9. Finally, there is a shambling live set comprised of Thunders solo gems, New York Dolls classics, and some righteous covers ("Like a Rolling Stone," "These Boots are Made for Walkin'," an oddly played "I'm not Your Steppin' Stone.") It's fun in a 80s Replacements kind of way. This is certainly not an essential purchase; seek out "So Alone" for that/5(3).

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