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How Would You Describe Some of The Best Solos, Riffs From The Stones
Posted by:
OpenG
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Date: February 16, 2010 13:23
Mick Taylor- Brussels 1973 - SFM
Taylor's tonal heaven reaching maxium climactic arpeggio as he takes the band on his shoulders and he does not even have to use a BOW(sorry JP) just his Vibrato.
Keith - GS Studio - opening seductive splash of notes as he goes down and up
the fretboard. White Voodo
Taylor - Winter - melodic wonderment.
Ron Wood - Yes an actual melodic guitar run on Blinded by Rainbows.
Taylor- Moonlight Mile - His outro climatic looping solo
play that guitar boy.
Taylor's tonal heaven reaching maxium climactic arpeggio as he takes the band on his shoulders and he does not even have to use a BOW(sorry JP) just his Vibrato.
Keith - GS Studio - opening seductive splash of notes as he goes down and up
the fretboard. White Voodo
Taylor - Winter - melodic wonderment.
Ron Wood - Yes an actual melodic guitar run on Blinded by Rainbows.
Taylor- Moonlight Mile - His outro climatic looping solo
play that guitar boy.
Re: How Would You Describe Some of The Best Solos, Riffs From The Stones
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
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Date: February 16, 2010 13:57
Highlights for me (change every day, though):
Ronnie and Keith: Down In The Hole
Taylor: If You Can't Rock Me
Ronnie and Keith: Down In The Hole
Taylor: If You Can't Rock Me
Re: How Would You Describe Some of The Best Solos, Riffs From The Stones
Posted by:
RobertJohnson
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Date: February 16, 2010 18:54
Keith in "Let Me Go" (studio version): a slight variation on the melody theme that fits in the song in a natural manner, a classic solo with strong rhythm patterns, but with a fluid character. Every note is on the right place there.
Re: How Would You Describe Some of The Best Solos, Riffs From The Stones
Posted by:
tomcat2006
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Date: February 16, 2010 22:04
All of them in Hold Back, Fight, Back to Zero and Suck On the Jugular. Maybe.
Re: How Would You Describe Some of The Best Solos, Riffs From The Stones
Posted by:
bassplayer617
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Date: February 17, 2010 00:44
Honky Tonk Woman -- the 1969 single -- everything that is right about the band -- timeless lyrics, a bit of humor, guitar overdubs galore, bit of horns to spice up the mix, and no useless rock star guitar solos.
Tumbling Dice -- the mono 1972 single -- same as above, plus the excellent backing vox by a cast of friends.
Tumbling Dice -- the mono 1972 single -- same as above, plus the excellent backing vox by a cast of friends.
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