Pete playing Secret Policeman concerts

[Beau McCrury <Beau.McCrury@ucop.edu>]

Hi all,
Well I called the video store yesterday for them to hold there
copy of 'The Secret Policeman's Ball'.  They already had it in a
bag, ready to go when I arrived, and when I got home and looked
inside what I got was 'The Secret Policeman's Private Parts.'
I thought I got screwed but after watching it, well it's not only
hilarious but it has Pete doing an acoustical rendition of 'Drowned'.

Boy, that's what I like about this list.  Weeks ago you guys were
talking about The Secret Policeman's Ball which I never knew about
until then.  I see the LP in the used record bin and snatch it up
and bingo, I've got a cool album.  Now I'm in persuit of cool video
stuff that I didn't know about if it wasn't for this list!

Thanx,
Beau (And the hits just keep comin) McCrury


>Date: Tue, 23 Sep 1997 09:21:24 -0600
>From: Rich Thomson <rthomson@ptc.com>
>Subject: Re: Pete's playing on The Secret Policeman's Ball album 
>
>In article <34275118.6275@skipnet.com> ,
>    "John W. Leys" <leys@skipnet.com>  writes:
>> Well, I've seen a video tape of one of the Secret Policeman's Ball
>> concerts (not the one where Pete fell asleep though), and as far as I
>> can tell it's the same concert that was used for the album. Pete is very
>> definitely playing a duet on Won't Get Fooled Again. Either that or that
>> other guitarist is just keeping him company...
>
>Oooh!  I'd love to see this tape.  Pete was involved with the first
>concert (Secret Policeman's Ball); was he also involved with the
>second concert?  (Secret Policeman's Other Ball)  To my memory, there
>were no PT tracks on the second concert album, but that doesn't mean
>he wasn't in the show.
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