Re: This Woman's Work live

[Rolf.Peukert@Theoinf.TU-Ilmenau.DE (Rolf Peukert)]

the labelling on the TWW live bootleg is a bit inaccurate,
RUTH and Let It Be are from the Secret Policeman's 3rd Ball,
and The Wedding List is indeed from the 1982 Prince's Trust concert.

> They haven't got catalog numbers on them and seem to be put out by GEMA, 
> and have no dates.

GEMA isn't a record company, it's the German copyright society, i.e.
the organization that deals with music publication rights, comparable 
to BIEM/STEMRA, BMI/ASCAP etc.
The bootleggers probably had to print that on the CD to make the people
at the pressing plant think that they've paid for the music.


AAWebster wrote (Billboards...):
> [...] I keep thinking of that quote, attributed to her, that we Americans
> "don't want me over there."

I guess the "over there" in this particular quote referred to Prince's studio
in Minneapolis and not to America in general.

Rolf
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