An Evening With Pete Doherty. AND Carl Barat!

Entgegen sonstiger Gepflogenheiten wird hier weils ja doch schon recht Nacht ist, erst einmal kein großartiger Text stehen, der aber noch folgen wird,

Pete Doherty spielte gestern und heute nacht zwei Soloshows unter dem Banner "An Evening With Pete Doherty".

Nach einigen Liedern solo und mit der Folk-Legende Bert Jansch kündigte Pete einen Überraschungsgast an:
"You've been waiting for this moment. Ladies and gentlemen Mr Carlos Barat...only joking! What do you expect for 25 quid?"
Nach 30 Sekunden Wartens kam tatsächlich Barat auf die Bühne, die beiden spielten in der Folge 13 Libertines Songs und coverten Dream A Little Dream Of Me, während letzterem legte Carl eine Steptanzperformance hin...

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Der eigens eingerichtete NME-Blackberry-Blog berichtete vom Ende:

"And with that Carl launches into a cover of 'Dream a Little Dream of Me', the song they used to play as their party piece in tiny london pubs years ago before they got signed.
Clearly they're looking back fondly..
They end with an embrace."

"It's not over!

There's more. Round the back of the venue Pete and Carl are hanging out the window in front of a crowd of screaming and singing fans. Security don't know what to do.
Kate Moss is hanging out of the window backwards with a fag hanging out of her mouth looking like she's about to hit the crowd below.
Pete gets his guitar. They're starting to sing. It's the sing missing from the set on stage - 'Can't Stand Me Now'. Everyone joins in. It feels like a moment from 2003. This will certainly go down in Libertines fokelore.
Security are pulling people down from the windows."

Der NME-blog ging definitiv mayhem, baby.

Tracklist:

'What A Waster'
'Death On The Stairs'
'The Good Old Days'
'What Katie Did'
'Dilly Boys'
'Seven Deadly Sins'
'France'
'Tell The King'
'Don't Look Back Into The Sun'
'Dream A Little Dream Of Me'
'Time For Heroes'
'Albion'
'The Delaney'


The Good Old Days, gute Nacht!