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"Sway" does sound a lot better than it did in 2006. Thank you MT!
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Jagger doesn't sound so good on CYHMK and Sway.
Jagger is excellent on Sway, imo. He found the right phrasing. On CYHMK he's just saving breath and a little early all the time to avoid long notes etc.
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His Majesty
Jagger doesn't sound so good on CYHMK and Sway.
Jagger is excellent on Sway, imo. He found the right phrasing. On CYHMK he's just saving breath and a little early all the time to avoid long notes etc.
Excellent?
I do not agree!
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Can't You Hear Me Knocking:
please watch Mick and Keith during Taylor's solo in 'Knockin' at 7.09 - it'll warm your heart..pure Stones
Yeah that little piece of business is great. Even back it up about 20 seconds before that. Mick tries to get Ronnie to maybe cue MT to wrap up, but Ronnie keeps missing Mick's looks by a second. Eventually he's goes over to Keith, who seems to joke "Hey, I trying not to f*ck up my bit". Eventually Mick gets MT's attention and with a quick throat-slit gesture they are back on track. It's quite entertaining to watch them make it up, I mean really make it up on stage.
Fabulous.
The guys that made that timeless music doing it again.
Just fabulous.
Yeah and Mick has a huge grin throughout that whole section too, obviously a good time being had by all!
I've watched this part a few times...puts a big grin on my face...and I can't help rehashing it. This is what's going on, I think...Mick, looking at Ronnie, with an OMG face,.."Can you play like that...take a closer look'. Ronnie ambles over to Taylow with the same look. Mick goes over to Keith, points to his guitar, and like someone posted, 'And you, can you play that thing like that? Then Mick yells at Taylor..'C'mon. Already!!' (Get to the good part!)"..These guys are having a lot of fun, not taking anything too seriously, ignoring all the noise here and elsewhere. We are truely lucky too be able to still get all this...
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This was what hardcore Stones fans have been waiting for all their lives. This was why they stood in lines for hours, paid too much for tickets, missed work time or begged off from family obligations -- just so they could follow the Stones around the state like true believers, dazed and ecstatic to finally hear those magic skeins of sound onstage for the first time. It was a real moment. It made up for every torture, every test of endurance and patience, every hoop that Jagger made the fans jump through.
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DoomandGloom
The moment of the tour. The musicians stage a coupt d'etat and Jagger is no longer micro-managing each moment. He's joking with Ronnie and Keith, "Can you stop him?", Wood plays on and Keith just chuckles.... Interesting to note the intricate guitar part Ronnie plays here. He is filling in with some of Keith's usual riffs while Richards has simplified his own. Wood really is the glue here. His tone is perfect, he's doing a super slick subtle weave being the great professional that he is, reminds me of Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert. Ronnie has been brilliant on this tour.
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paulm
After watching for the 5th time , as MT is leaving stage, at 8:22, MJ is occupied blowing his nose and quickly motions MT to take a bow.
Wow!!
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headly123
I want to see videos PLEASE
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Thrylan
Everyone raves about the solo, but to me, CYHMK is all about that wicked Keith riff, that he is a bit suspect on at times.
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I think MT answered every reasonable critic. Can he solo? Can he play well with the band? Is the band better with him? Do they respect him? Do they know this meek guy is a ficking national treasure?
I have to give MJ, RW and KR props. In that video they gave him legitimate respect. I now look forward to the Chicago shows...
The band is better on CYHMK with him, not on every song. The songs that need an extended solo are made for Mick Taylor, if he keeps up like this.
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winter
And when was the last time that an audible crowd roar swept thru the arena because of the musical high from a guitar solo at a Stones' show (vs the 'performance' of, as noted by 24fps) like that version of CYHMK?
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Bound to happen. bashers show up following a great night for us...
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Jagger doesn't sound so good on CYHMK and Sway.
Jagger is excellent on Sway, imo. He found the right phrasing. On CYHMK he's just saving breath and a little early all the time to avoid long notes etc.
Excellent?
I do not agree!
I think my expectations were rather low, knowing how his vocals were on Sway on the BB-tour. This was ten notches up. Perhaps excellent is a stretch, but it was way better than expected, anyhow.
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His Majesty
Jagger doesn't sound so good on CYHMK and Sway.
Jagger is excellent on Sway, imo. He found the right phrasing. On CYHMK he's just saving breath and a little early all the time to avoid long notes etc.
Excellent?
I do not agree!
I think my expectations were rather low, knowing how his vocals were on Sway on the BB-tour. This was ten notches up. Perhaps excellent is a stretch, but it was way better than expected, anyhow.
Yeah, the expectations... I agree that he is doing better now than during the BB tour, but due to his other performances during this tour, I felt slightly disappointed. He usually has found a needed spark and a way to song to almost any 'new' song, and sometimes even to 'old' ones (war horses). Now he sounded going through the motions.
But who actually surprised me positively - perhaps due to expectations again - was Ronnie Wood. Damn that slide solo of his was aggressive and striking. That came out of blue for me - especially taken that I was waiting to Taylor to do it. Taylor was excellent - but that was no surprise (especially having heard "Knocking" earlier), but not quite nailing it (yet)Jagger seemingly lost his nerve to wait when Taylor gets his "story" finished, and stop it. I am sure Taylor will get us to the moon with his next take on it, if he gets a chance.
But those were just minor remarks - jezus hell how lovely is to listen this band now. "Sway" was full of any kind of mistakes, band sloppy as hell, but still making a helluva noise which moves this fan. It is such a joy to listen that unpredicatble chaos the three guitarists, bass player and the drummer are doing. Oh yeah, there is a guy in keyboards as well, or is there?
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Bound to happen. bashers show up following a great night for us...
its funny to watch
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Bound to happen. bashers show up following a great night for us...
its funny to watch
As long as you can laugh with it, you're good. Don't let anybody take away your fun and pleasure.