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yeah! cool didnt know that. 01.55
With the case of stones songs,If Mick wrote it then Keith's name is going to be on it regardless of if he had anything to do with it and vice versa when Mick is not involved.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-09-29 13:31 by Ket.
in ACCORDING TO THE ROLLING STONES Ronnie talks about how getting a writing credit meant being there at the right time and pushing and pushing for that credit. If Mick and Keith were acting properly, they wouldn't have to be pushed to assign deserved credit. And so the richest get richer.
It doesn't suck. Its classic Keith and Mick interplay.
People here would beg for that today.
Great song
Um, yeah. File that under "Duh".
I was just pointing out that Keith probably had nothing to do with it. Maybe Jagger/Simon/Taylor.
Bill Wyman said the same thing, he tried to push for it but Brian didnt have the strenght.
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Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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71Tele
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Date: September 29, 2011 06:39
Well now I'm really confused as this is one of the ones Taylor allegedly co-wrote. It seems about the only person NOT involved in writing this track is Keith, yet his name is on it.
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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5string
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Date: September 29, 2011 07:49
I can't believe anyone could think Memory Motel sux!! Both vocals, the keys and guitars are very moving--a wonderful piece!
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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ghostryder13
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Date: September 29, 2011 12:44
good song but i feel that the vocals on the first verse are poorQuote
5string
I can't believe anyone could think Memory Motel sux!! Both vocals, the keys and guitars are very moving--a wonderful piece!
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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Redhotcarpet
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Date: September 29, 2011 12:48
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Isn't that Miss Jagger singing along at 01:55 ?
Great version imo.
yeah! cool didnt know that. 01.55
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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Redhotcarpet
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Date: September 29, 2011 12:54
Well its not very unlikely that Simon cowrote till the next time and without getting into the "credits" of Ry, Gram, Billy, Nicky (?), Taylor, Brian, Bill or Ronnie, lets just say it wouldnt be the first time Jagger/Richards includes other writers than just Mick/Keith. It makes seense with Simon being a possible co writer because of the influence she has on one or two songs (If you really want to be my friend, Till the next time).
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
Posted by:
Ket
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Date: September 29, 2011 13:31
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71Tele
Well now I'm really confused as this is one of the ones Taylor allegedly co-wrote. It seems about the only person NOT involved in writing this track is Keith, yet his name is on it.
With the case of stones songs,If Mick wrote it then Keith's name is going to be on it regardless of if he had anything to do with it and vice versa when Mick is not involved.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-09-29 13:31 by Ket.
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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Title5Take1
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Date: September 29, 2011 19:20
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Redhotcarpet
Well its not very unlikely that Simon cowrote till the next time and without getting into the "credits" of Ry, Gram, Billy, Nicky (?), Taylor, Brian, Bill or Ronnie, lets just say it wouldnt be the first time Jagger/Richards includes other writers than just Mick/Keith. It makes seense with Simon being a possible co writer because of the influence she has on one or two songs (If you really want to be my friend, Till the next time).
in ACCORDING TO THE ROLLING STONES Ronnie talks about how getting a writing credit meant being there at the right time and pushing and pushing for that credit. If Mick and Keith were acting properly, they wouldn't have to be pushed to assign deserved credit. And so the richest get richer.
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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Munichhilton
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Date: September 29, 2011 20:44
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5string
I can't believe anyone could think Memory Motel sux!! Both vocals, the keys and guitars are very moving--a wonderful piece!
It doesn't suck. Its classic Keith and Mick interplay.
People here would beg for that today.
Great song
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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shortfatfanny
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Date: September 30, 2011 02:32
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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71Tele
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Date: September 30, 2011 03:07
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KetQuote
71Tele
Well now I'm really confused as this is one of the ones Taylor allegedly co-wrote. It seems about the only person NOT involved in writing this track is Keith, yet his name is on it.
With the case of stones songs,If Mick wrote it then Keith's name is going to be on it regardless of if he had anything to do with it and vice versa when Mick is not involved.
Um, yeah. File that under "Duh".
I was just pointing out that Keith probably had nothing to do with it. Maybe Jagger/Simon/Taylor.
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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punkfloyd
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Date: September 30, 2011 03:47
So he had her several years ago...when she was still quite naive?
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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drjay
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Date: September 30, 2011 04:54
^brilliant!
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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71Tele
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Date: September 30, 2011 06:40
Always thought Mick made that record with his backing vocal, especially when he brings home the "Don't you, don't you..." bit.
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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Redhotcarpet
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Date: September 30, 2011 10:23
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Title5Take1Quote
Redhotcarpet
Well its not very unlikely that Simon cowrote till the next time and without getting into the "credits" of Ry, Gram, Billy, Nicky (?), Taylor, Brian, Bill or Ronnie, lets just say it wouldnt be the first time Jagger/Richards includes other writers than just Mick/Keith. It makes seense with Simon being a possible co writer because of the influence she has on one or two songs (If you really want to be my friend, Till the next time).
in ACCORDING TO THE ROLLING STONES Ronnie talks about how getting a writing credit meant being there at the right time and pushing and pushing for that credit. If Mick and Keith were acting properly, they wouldn't have to be pushed to assign deserved credit. And so the richest get richer.
Bill Wyman said the same thing, he tried to push for it but Brian didnt have the strenght.
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
Posted by:
Ket
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Date: September 30, 2011 11:50
Well you can call it "Duh" but many of the posters here don't seem to be able to grasp the concept of it.Quote
71TeleQuote
KetQuote
71Tele
Well now I'm really confused as this is one of the ones Taylor allegedly co-wrote. It seems about the only person NOT involved in writing this track is Keith, yet his name is on it.
With the case of stones songs,If Mick wrote it then Keith's name is going to be on it regardless of if he had anything to do with it and vice versa when Mick is not involved.
Um, yeah. File that under "Duh".
Re: Carly Simon says she co-wrote TILL THE NEXT GOODBYE with the intention that she and Mick sing it as a duet.
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More Hot Rocks
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Date: September 30, 2011 14:02
Great Guitar lead in You're So Vain! That's Jimmy Ryan on guitar. I beleive also that Jim Gordon plays drums on it.
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