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A lot longer than that, even on stage...
Well, with Ronnie back in business with the Faces and all the other great clips we've seen the last year, I take that only as pure Taylorite-humour
Ronnie
Yes Ronnie...playing the part Taylor played on the record.
Not at all, I much prefer Jagger's playing to Ronnie's. I'm talking about all around feel and groove, not necessarily lead (but I don't care for Wood's soloing anyway). I can make a case that Jagger's rhythm playing is much funkier and bluesier than Ronnie's, and I also prefer his slide playing.
Let's see if you get under attack.
not from me !
Bill is still the worst bass player in the band
how's that...
The best bass lines were either done by Richards Taylor or Wood. Live With Me, Sympathy, Fingerprint File, Silver Train etc.
Silver Train one of the best bass lines?
Those are all guitar players playing bass like a guitar, except for maybe Sympathy, they don't really hold that bottom down. And Wood hasn't come up with 1 memorable bass line with the Stones.
This, I fancy:
No, the bass parts with the most notes were played by those guys, not necessarily the best bass lines.
Well, not really my cup of tea. But I guess it "stands out".
Sadly true.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-09-21 06:21 by Long John Stoner.
Well, this isn't exactly the truth, is it? Emotional Rescue is pretty memorable.
Listen how Silver Train holds the bottom end. It's great. I beleive that's Keith?
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How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
Posted by:
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Date: September 20, 2011 07:34
He's been at it at least since we heard the opening riff of Sad Sad Sad 22 years ago, and he doesn't have arthritic hands...
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
Posted by:
stones78
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Date: September 20, 2011 07:56
I don't know how Keith's doing these days, but Mick's probably a better guitar player now, at least technically speaking if the last tour is any indication.
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 09:10
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Send It To me
He's been at it at least since we heard the opening riff of Sad Sad Sad 22 years ago, and he doesn't have arthritic hands...
A lot longer than that, even on stage...
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 09:33
I have maintained for some time that Mick is currently the best guitar player in the Rolling Stones.
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 09:50
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I have maintained for some time that Mick is currently the best guitar player in the Rolling Stones.
Well, with Ronnie back in business with the Faces and all the other great clips we've seen the last year, I take that only as pure Taylorite-humour
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
Posted by:
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Date: September 20, 2011 09:58
yeah Ronnie has been rocking lately! Jagger started fooling with the guitar in the late 60's. Just check out Performance. And that backstage clip with Ike and Tina from the 69 tour.
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 10:56
Wow i've never seen this version of Fingeprint File! Who is playing this funky bass? Because Wyman is playing the synthesizer. Interesting!
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 10:58
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BobK
Wow i've never seen this version of Fingeprint File! Who is playing this funky bass? Because Wyman is playing the synthesizer. Interesting!
Ronnie
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
Posted by:
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Date: September 20, 2011 14:00
Jagger is perfectly competent for the job in this clip, his right hand in particular.
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 14:32
Props to both Ronnie Wood and Jagger on the live Fingerprints ...
the times were right for a song like that...
oh yeah...they are now too...
the times were right for a song like that...
oh yeah...they are now too...
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
Posted by:
RobertJohnson
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Date: September 20, 2011 15:27
Another example for the great rhythm guitar skills of MT:
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
Posted by:
RobertJohnson
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Date: September 20, 2011 15:28
Sorry, not MT, but MJ ...
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 17:50
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Wow i've never seen this version of Fingeprint File! Who is playing this funky bass? Because Wyman is playing the synthesizer. Interesting!
Ronnie
Yes Ronnie...playing the part Taylor played on the record.
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 17:53
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I have maintained for some time that Mick is currently the best guitar player in the Rolling Stones.
Well, with Ronnie back in business with the Faces and all the other great clips we've seen the last year, I take that only as pure Taylorite-humour
Not at all, I much prefer Jagger's playing to Ronnie's. I'm talking about all around feel and groove, not necessarily lead (but I don't care for Wood's soloing anyway). I can make a case that Jagger's rhythm playing is much funkier and bluesier than Ronnie's, and I also prefer his slide playing.
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Date: September 20, 2011 18:00
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I have maintained for some time that Mick is currently the best guitar player in the Rolling Stones.
Well, with Ronnie back in business with the Faces and all the other great clips we've seen the last year, I take that only as pure Taylorite-humour
Not at all, I much prefer Jagger's playing to Ronnie's. I'm talking about all around feel and groove, not necessarily lead (but I don't care for Wood's soloing anyway). I can make a case that Jagger's rhythm playing is much funkier and bluesier than Ronnie's, and I also prefer his slide playing.
Let's see if you get under attack.
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 18:05
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I have maintained for some time that Mick is currently the best guitar player in the Rolling Stones.
Well, with Ronnie back in business with the Faces and all the other great clips we've seen the last year, I take that only as pure Taylorite-humour
Not at all, I much prefer Jagger's playing to Ronnie's. I'm talking about all around feel and groove, not necessarily lead (but I don't care for Wood's soloing anyway). I can make a case that Jagger's rhythm playing is much funkier and bluesier than Ronnie's, and I also prefer his slide playing.
Let's see if you get under attack.
not from me !
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 18:09
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I have maintained for some time that Mick is currently the best guitar player in the Rolling Stones.
Well, with Ronnie back in business with the Faces and all the other great clips we've seen the last year, I take that only as pure Taylorite-humour
Not at all, I much prefer Jagger's playing to Ronnie's. I'm talking about all around feel and groove, not necessarily lead (but I don't care for Wood's soloing anyway). I can make a case that Jagger's rhythm playing is much funkier and bluesier than Ronnie's, and I also prefer his slide playing.[/quote
Let's see if you get under attack.
not from me !
Me neither, but he's talking MJ, not MT..
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 18:17
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Wow i've never seen this version of Fingeprint File! Who is playing this funky bass? Because Wyman is playing the synthesizer. Interesting!
Ronnie
Bill is still the worst bass player in the band
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 18:21
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Wow i've never seen this version of Fingeprint File! Who is playing this funky bass? Because Wyman is playing the synthesizer. Interesting!
Ronnie
Bill is still the worst bass player in the band
how's that...
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 20, 2011 19:51
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Wow i've never seen this version of Fingeprint File! Who is playing this funky bass? Because Wyman is playing the synthesizer. Interesting!
Ronnie
Bill is still the worst bass player in the band
how's that...
The best bass lines were either done by Richards Taylor or Wood. Live With Me, Sympathy, Fingerprint File, Silver Train etc.
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
Posted by:
billwebster
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Date: September 20, 2011 20:13
Given Keith's medical condition, might it be better if he'd switch to bass and let Ronnie and Mick J do the weaving in the guitar department?
This way, they would become a real 4 piece band with Charlie remaining on drums and no bassist who can't be seen on the cover.
This way, they would become a real 4 piece band with Charlie remaining on drums and no bassist who can't be seen on the cover.
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Date: September 21, 2011 05:49
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Wow i've never seen this version of Fingeprint File! Who is playing this funky bass? Because Wyman is playing the synthesizer. Interesting!
Ronnie
Bill is still the worst bass player in the band
how's that...
The best bass lines were either done by Richards Taylor or Wood. Live With Me, Sympathy, Fingerprint File, Silver Train etc.
Silver Train one of the best bass lines?
Those are all guitar players playing bass like a guitar, except for maybe Sympathy, they don't really hold that bottom down. And Wood hasn't come up with 1 memorable bass line with the Stones.
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
Posted by:
Justin
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Date: September 21, 2011 05:52
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And Wood hasn't come up with 1 memorable bass line with the Stones.
This, I fancy:
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
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Date: September 21, 2011 05:53
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Wow i've never seen this version of Fingeprint File! Who is playing this funky bass? Because Wyman is playing the synthesizer. Interesting!
Ronnie
Bill is still the worst bass player in the band
how's that...
The best bass lines were either done by Richards Taylor or Wood. Live With Me, Sympathy, Fingerprint File, Silver Train etc.
No, the bass parts with the most notes were played by those guys, not necessarily the best bass lines.
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
Posted by:
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Date: September 21, 2011 05:55
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And Wood hasn't come up with 1 memorable bass line with the Stones.
This, I fancy:
Well, not really my cup of tea. But I guess it "stands out".
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Date: September 21, 2011 06:19
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Wow i've never seen this version of Fingeprint File! Who is playing this funky bass? Because Wyman is playing the synthesizer. Interesting!
Ronnie
Bill is still the worst bass player in the band
how's that...
The best bass lines were either done by Richards Taylor or Wood. Live With Me, Sympathy, Fingerprint File, Silver Train etc.
Silver Train one of the best bass lines?
Those are all guitar players playing bass like a guitar, except for maybe Sympathy, they don't really hold that bottom down. And Wood hasn't come up with 1 memorable bass line with the Stones.
Sadly true.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-09-21 06:21 by Long John Stoner.
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
Posted by:
Midnight Toker
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Date: September 21, 2011 08:30
decent rhythm. couldnt play a fill to save his life.
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Date: September 21, 2011 09:23
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Wow i've never seen this version of Fingeprint File! Who is playing this funky bass? Because Wyman is playing the synthesizer. Interesting!
Ronnie
Bill is still the worst bass player in the band
how's that...
The best bass lines were either done by Richards Taylor or Wood. Live With Me, Sympathy, Fingerprint File, Silver Train etc.
Silver Train one of the best bass lines?
Those are all guitar players playing bass like a guitar, except for maybe Sympathy, they don't really hold that bottom down. And Wood hasn't come up with 1 memorable bass line with the Stones.
Well, this isn't exactly the truth, is it? Emotional Rescue is pretty memorable.
Re: How good a guitar player is Mick these days?
Posted by:
Palace Revolution 2000
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Date: September 21, 2011 11:24
There is absolute zero excitement about Jagger's playing. He plays to write, or to fill a needed sonic gap. But I have never heard fire in his playing;somehing that would turn your head. Even the more featured parts like "Back of my Hand" - it's a part, not a performance.
The intro in SAL to "Some Girls" is good, but I figure he knew he had about 10 academy award cameras on him; and the bassline to "Dangerous Beauty" rocks.
The intro in SAL to "Some Girls" is good, but I figure he knew he had about 10 academy award cameras on him; and the bassline to "Dangerous Beauty" rocks.
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Date: September 21, 2011 13:19
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BobK
Wow i've never seen this version of Fingeprint File! Who is playing this funky bass? Because Wyman is playing the synthesizer. Interesting!
Ronnie
Bill is still the worst bass player in the band
how's that...
The best bass lines were either done by Richards Taylor or Wood. Live With Me, Sympathy, Fingerprint File, Silver Train etc.
Silver Train one of the best bass lines?
Those are all guitar players playing bass like a guitar, except for maybe Sympathy, they don't really hold that bottom down. And Wood hasn't come up with 1 memorable bass line with the Stones.
Sadly true.
Listen how Silver Train holds the bottom end. It's great. I beleive that's Keith?
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