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Keith is the riffmaster every night. The powerful riffs from Keith may be more addictable than heroin.
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Keith is the riffmaster every night. The powerful riffs from Keith may be more addictable than heroin.
very true
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Keith is the riffmaster every night. The powerful riffs from Keith may be more addictable than heroin.
very true
Thanks Chuck Berry for this!!
Keith, however, has found his own language of these licks - now sounding dark, dangerous, lean & mean - pure Rock'n'Roll
I love the man!
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Keith is the riffmaster every night. The powerful riffs from Keith may be more addictable than heroin.
very true
Thanks Chuck Berry for this!!
Keith, however, has found his own language of these licks - now sounding dark, dangerous, lean & mean - pure Rock'n'Roll
I love the man!
You can't tell the story of rock'n'roll without Chuck Berry. He's the most important guitar player ever, IMO.Quote
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bv
Keith is the riffmaster every night. The powerful riffs from Keith may be more addictable than heroin.
very true
Thanks Chuck Berry for this!!
Keith, however, has found his own language of these licks - now sounding dark, dangerous, lean & mean - pure Rock'n'Roll
I love the man!
If not for Chuck Berry, wondering what kind of guitar playing Keith would have played...
For that matter, wonder what any Rock and Roll guitar player would have played - it certainly wouldn't be the same.
Chuck Berry is the king of Rock and Roll guitar riffage, and Keith has learned it well while taking it to another level.
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Keith is the riffmaster every night. The powerful riffs from Keith may be more addictable than heroin.
very true
Thanks Chuck Berry for this!!
Keith, however, has found his own language of these licks - now sounding dark, dangerous, lean & mean - pure Rock'n'Roll
I love the man!
May be Keith did learn a riff or two from Chuck Berry, but I have never seen Keith argue about the payment before starting to play. Also I have never seen Keith leave the show in the middle of the song, because the paid for time was out. I think the Chuck Berry comparison is completely invalid.
There is nobody like Keith. That is one of the reasons why we love the Stones.
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"May be Keith did learn a riff or two from Chuck Berry"
Maybe? MAYBE??
You can criticize Chuck Berry for all sorts of things related to his personal life and business practices, but to claim that Keith's guitar playing was only "maybe" influenced by a lick or two from Berry is ridiculous.
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There is nobody like Keith.