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As I was watching the video, I was wondering whether there was a 3rd guitar, 12-string, playing on Lady Jane ??
Keith plays on a folk one with a very recognizable sound, Ronnie plays the melody. But then I really get the feeling that some 12-string guitar comes in (00:36), although it's difficult to tell without seeing Ronnie.
Especially at 2:23/24 on the video, we see what Keith is doing (and actually between two chords, while it clearly sounds like two other guitars are there)
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2012-12-04 01:05 by beepee.
I agree, he plays a 12-string. But there is also another 12-string guitar sound that comes in after (when Mick sings) while Ronnie's melodic lines continue (the one he was playing from the very beginning with Keith). Now, he could be doing both at the same time but that would be unusual from the Stones !
I havent seen any video where we clearly see what Ronnie does.
That's what I hear too...the cembalo is on the original record but only with one guitar so it sound a bit strange as if you hear 3 guitars
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Yeah, or harpsicord effect, but it's definitely chuck.
you're an ass.
didnt Brian play a dulcimer on the original?
cembalo = Engl. harpsichord
Yes he did
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3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
beepee
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Date: December 4, 2012 01:01
As I was watching the video, I was wondering whether there was a 3rd guitar, 12-string, playing on Lady Jane ??
Keith plays on a folk one with a very recognizable sound, Ronnie plays the melody. But then I really get the feeling that some 12-string guitar comes in (00:36), although it's difficult to tell without seeing Ronnie.
Especially at 2:23/24 on the video, we see what Keith is doing (and actually between two chords, while it clearly sounds like two other guitars are there)
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2012-12-04 01:05 by beepee.
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
hockenheim95
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Date: December 4, 2012 01:14
I wondered that too and I think it`s Chuck in the piano with a cembalo sound.
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
71Tele
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Date: December 4, 2012 01:16
Huh? Ronnie is playing a 12-string. Two guitars, that's all.
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
VT22
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Date: December 4, 2012 01:16
I didn't attend the show, but judging the 12 string guitar, it must be Ron.
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
beepee
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Date: December 4, 2012 01:20
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71Tele
Huh? Ronnie is playing a 12-string. Two guitars, that's all.
I agree, he plays a 12-string. But there is also another 12-string guitar sound that comes in after (when Mick sings) while Ronnie's melodic lines continue (the one he was playing from the very beginning with Keith). Now, he could be doing both at the same time but that would be unusual from the Stones !
I havent seen any video where we clearly see what Ronnie does.
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
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NICOS
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Date: December 4, 2012 01:38
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hockenheim95
I wondered that too and I think it`s Chuck in the piano with a cembalo sound.
That's what I hear too...the cembalo is on the original record but only with one guitar so it sound a bit strange as if you hear 3 guitars
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Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
carlorossi
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Date: December 4, 2012 01:39
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hockenheim95
I wondered that too and I think it`s Chuck in the piano with a cembalo sound.
Yeah, or harpsicord effect, but it's definitely chuck.
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
beepee
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Date: December 4, 2012 01:54
Ok thanks, indeed BJ is credited for this harpsicord piano.
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
beepee
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Date: December 4, 2012 01:55
Shit, Leavell actually played on this, now the song is ruined.
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
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hockenheim95
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Date: December 4, 2012 18:44
what is the difference between a cembalo and a hapsichord?
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
More Hot Rocks
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Date: December 4, 2012 18:46
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beepee
Shit, Leavell actually played on this, now the song is ruined.
you're an ass.
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
VT22
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Date: December 4, 2012 18:54
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beepeeQuote
71Tele
Huh? Ronnie is playing a 12-string. Two guitars, that's all.
I agree, he plays a 12-string. But there is also another 12-string guitar sound that comes in after (when Mick sings) while Ronnie's melodic lines continue (the one he was playing from the very beginning with Keith). Now, he could be doing both at the same time but that would be unusual from the Stones !
I havent seen any video where we clearly see what Ronnie does.
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
duke richardson
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Date: December 4, 2012 19:15
Quote
NICOSQuote
hockenheim95
I wondered that too and I think it`s Chuck in the piano with a cembalo sound.
That's what I hear too...the cembalo is on the original record but only with one guitar so it sound a bit strange as if you hear 3 guitars
didnt Brian play a dulcimer on the original?
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
latvianinexile
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Date: December 4, 2012 19:26
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hockenheim95
what is the difference between a cembalo and a hapsichord?
cembalo = Engl. harpsichord
Re: 3 guitars on Lady Jane Thursday ?
Posted by:
MissNBrian
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Date: December 4, 2012 19:30
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duke richardsonQuote
NICOSQuote
hockenheim95
I wondered that too and I think it`s Chuck in the piano with a cembalo sound.
That's what I hear too...the cembalo is on the original record but only with one guitar so it sound a bit strange as if you hear 3 guitars
didnt Brian play a dulcimer on the original?
Yes he did
-------------------------------
"Doctor please, some more men please,
To Cotchford Farm, out by the pool...
What a drag it is they couldn't revive him"
Brian Jones 2/28/42 - 7/2/69
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