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oWell , I know the acoustic is Keith because the liner notes say so. But I dont know why one of the electric guitars cant be Taylor. Nico in his Complete Works says Taylor plays on Brown Sugar and Bitch also.Taylor also in his interviews over the years usually says what tracks he is not in .I have never heard him say he is not playing on Brown Sugar or Bitch.And I’ve never heard any of the Stones say Keith played all the guitars on those songs
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Taylor1
What about Bitch?
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What about Bitch?
I still believe Taylor plays the riff, although it sounds different on the live versions.
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What about Bitch?
I still believe Taylor plays the riff, although it sounds different on the live versions.
Listening to the extended version it's obviously Taylor on Bitch. Everybody sounds different on the live versions of most of their songs even when they played on the studio version. For instance, Taylor doesn't play like he does on Rocks Off, Richards has to pick certain parts to play live because he might have played multiple rhythm parts, etc.
I think the best case of what Taylor might have played on the studio version of Brown Sugar is the Altamont version.
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What about Bitch?
I still believe Taylor plays the riff, although it sounds different on the live versions.
Listening to the extended version it's obviously Taylor on Bitch. Everybody sounds different on the live versions of most of their songs even when they played on the studio version. For instance, Taylor doesn't play like he does on Rocks Off, Richards has to pick certain parts to play live because he might have played multiple rhythm parts, etc.
I think the best case of what Taylor might have played on the studio version of Brown Sugar is the Altamont version.
Different, as in different right hand-technique.
This is how the Brown Sugar studio version sounded with Taylor.
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What about Bitch?
I still believe Taylor plays the riff, although it sounds different on the live versions.
Listening to the extended version it's obviously Taylor on Bitch. Everybody sounds different on the live versions of most of their songs even when they played on the studio version. For instance, Taylor doesn't play like he does on Rocks Off, Richards has to pick certain parts to play live because he might have played multiple rhythm parts, etc.
I think the best case of what Taylor might have played on the studio version of Brown Sugar is the Altamont version.
Different, as in different right hand-technique.
This is how the Brown Sugar studio version sounded with Taylor.
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I personally like the alternate Brown Sugar with Taylor guitar better than the awful version with Eric Clapton
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Pietro
And that MT guy could play rhythm guitar. He should've played it more often and let the other guy take the lead.
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Pietro
And that MT guy could play rhythm guitar. He should've played it more often and let the other guy take the lead.
Agreed, but for some reason they only did that on some occasions.Taylor preferred noodling.
There is a saying in the United Kingdom that "if the cap fits you should wear it".
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Pietro
And that MT guy could play rhythm guitar. He should've played it more often and let the other guy take the lead.
Agreed, but for some reason they only did that on some occasions.Taylor preferred noodling.
There is a saying in the United Kingdom that "if the cap fits you should wear it".
I still wonder why Richards played rhythm on Bye Bye Johnny in Vancouver ‘72 and Taylor took the solo.
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Pietro
And that MT guy could play rhythm guitar. He should've played it more often and let the other guy take the lead.
Agreed, but for some reason they only did that on some occasions.Taylor preferred noodling.
There is a saying in the United Kingdom that "if the cap fits you should wear it".
I still wonder why Richards played rhythm on Bye Bye Johnny in Vancouver ‘72 and Taylor took the solo.
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Pietro
And that MT guy could play rhythm guitar. He should've played it more often and let the other guy take the lead.
Agreed, but for some reason they only did that on some occasions.Taylor preferred noodling.
There is a saying in the United Kingdom that "if the cap fits you should wear it".
I still wonder why Richards played rhythm on Bye Bye Johnny in Vancouver ‘72 and Taylor took the solo.
And why Richards didn't continue to play the Gimme Shelter-solos after the 1969-tour.
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Pietro
And that MT guy could play rhythm guitar. He should've played it more often and let the other guy take the lead.
Agreed, but for some reason they only did that on some occasions.Taylor preferred noodling.
There is a saying in the United Kingdom that "if the cap fits you should wear it".
I still wonder why Richards played rhythm on Bye Bye Johnny in Vancouver ‘72 and Taylor took the solo.
And why Richards didn't continue to play the Gimme Shelter-solos after the 1969-tour.
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Pietro
And that MT guy could play rhythm guitar. He should've played it more often and let the other guy take the lead.
Agreed, but for some reason they only did that on some occasions.Taylor preferred noodling.
There is a saying in the United Kingdom that "if the cap fits you should wear it".
I still wonder why Richards played rhythm on Bye Bye Johnny in Vancouver ‘72 and Taylor took the solo.
And why Richards didn't continue to play the Gimme Shelter-solos after the 1969-tour.
Because Taylor was @#$%& good at it?
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And that MT guy could play rhythm guitar. He should've played it more often and let the other guy take the lead.
Agreed, but for some reason they only did that on some occasions.Taylor preferred noodling.
There is a saying in the United Kingdom that "if the cap fits you should wear it".
I still wonder why Richards played rhythm on Bye Bye Johnny in Vancouver ‘72 and Taylor took the solo.
And why Richards didn't continue to play the Gimme Shelter-solos after the 1969-tour.
Because Taylor was @#$%& good at it?
They're both good in different ways
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who cares what Taylor did or didn't do on Bitch...the driving force on Bitch is Keith...his master class in my opinion...one of his finest moments....Bitch is all Keith.
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who cares what Taylor did or didn't do on Bitch...the driving force on Bitch is Keith...his master class in my opinion...one of his finest moments....Bitch is all Keith.
You don't consider the riff an important part of Bitch?
I agree on Keith being a driving force, though
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who cares what Taylor did or didn't do on Bitch...the driving force on Bitch is Keith...his master class in my opinion...one of his finest moments....Bitch is all Keith.
You don't consider the riff an important part of Bitch?
I agree on Keith being a driving force, though
not as important as Keith's sheer power on this tune...its KR ultimate performance I think...all muscle...everyone else just seems like they are part of the ride...