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STREET FIGHTING MAN
HAPPY
SWAY
WILD HORSES
NOT FADE AWAY
PAINT IT, BLACK
LOVE IN VAIN
CAROL
SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL
With Ronander.
JUMPIN´JACK FLASH
STOP BREAKING DOWN
TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE
BROWN SUGAR
LITLLE RED ROOSTER
WALKING THE DOG
DEAD FLOWERS
ROUTE 66
LITTLE QUEENIE
MIDNIGHT RAMBLER
W/O Ronander:
BACK STREET GIRL
TIME IS ON OUR SIDE
SWEET VIRGINIA
LADY JANE
SHINE A LIGHT
LOSING MY TOUCH
BACK
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KENT BÖRJESSON :
VOCALS AND LEADGUITAR
MAGNUS HARTELIUS : LEADGUITAR
STEFAN BELLNÄS : BASS AND BACKUPVOCALS
DAN JOHANSSON : DRUMS
KALLE STINGZING : KEYBOARDS
Stenade Rullarna (Stoned Rollers) are Swedens longest going
Stonescoverband, and even if most members changed over all the years,
their long, and true loveaffair with the Stones is still the same.
If you get the chance, go see them. A good time is had by all, rest
assured.
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Jazzhuset was crowded, and when the band went on, they let everybody
know who was in charge of the evening. A hard as a rock version of
SFM opened, followed by Keith´s signature tune, Happy. By that time
I was already completly lost in the music, and many with me. Sway
followed, wich is a tune the Stones themselfs dusted off for their
current tour.
First chance to breathe came with a excellent version of Wild Horses,
followed by Not Fade Away, Paint It Black (such a crowdpleaser) and
, Carol, wich sent people dancing. The set was rounded of with
Sympathy For The Devil, wich is where I think Stefan Bellnäs, the
bassplayer really drives the song, together with drummer Dan. The
engine room, as Keith would say.
After a short break, the honorary guest of
the evening, legendary swedish rocker, Mats Ronander entered the
stage. For those who don´t know who he is, let´s just say, he used
to tour with ABBA. He played his mean , signature bluesharmonica on
some tunes, and guitar on some. Highlights for me during his set was
to hear Till The Next Goodbye, and Midnight Rambler. Other excellent
ones were Rooster, Dead Flowers, and Queenie.
After a short break, were Mats had to say goodbye, the band was
exhausted, but decided to do a third, final set, with only ballads!
Bold move, but it worked really good, the audience needed to calm
down before going home. Very nice to hear Backstreet Girl, a nice
surprise, and so was Losing My Touch.
Overall, I must say, I am most impressed with the sound of the band,
it sounds rough and dirty. Special mention to Magnus Hartelius, whom
with Kent performs a lethal Taylor/Richards-sound not heard since
1973. All the band deserves mentioning, 5 excellent musicians.
Mickijaggeroo
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