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Yes, thank you for providing this information. I wasn't aware of this meeting. Much appreciated!
Taylor himself doesn't seem so sure either.
HTW- Earlier recordings of the track feature Brian Jones on guitar, but it was later re-recorded with the guest musician Mick Taylor.
The Ottawa Citizen (Canada)
June 27th 1966
This review of Lynn 1966 has attendence at 15,000.
The Montreal Gazette (Canada)
July 2nd 1966
7000 at the montreal 1966show
And 15,000 at Zurich 1967
The St.Joseph News Press (MO)
April 15th 1967
Taylor overdubbed on to an already recorded version which may or may not have had Brian on it before.
According to Wyman's diary they didn't start working on the rock version of HTW until Brian was fired.
Mathijs
Taylor has a tendency much like Richards to alter and embellish his memories as years pass by. Taylor has stated various times he never met Jones, not when he bought the Les Paul in 1967 and not later on in the studio. He has said several times that Jagger was the only one he had met once or twice before his first studio session with the Stones.
Mathijs
That makes no sense given other information available. From his book, but maybe the diary part went wrong somewhere. Some info presented in a way to imply it came from him actually came from articles for nme etc.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2013-09-01 15:10 by His Majesty.
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Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
Posted by:
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Date: August 26, 2013 21:11
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VideoJames
The answer to your question is "Yes" Jones & Taylor met first in 1967 while the Stones were recording TSMR L.P. Taylor was actually there to meet with Ian Stewart
about a guitar. The meeting was short and quick. I hope that helps..
Yes, thank you for providing this information. I wasn't aware of this meeting. Much appreciated!
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
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His Majesty
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Date: August 26, 2013 21:12
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VideoJames
The answer to your question is "Yes" Jones & Taylor met first in 1967 while the Stones were recording TSMR L.P. Taylor was actually there to meet with Ian Stewart
about a guitar. The meeting was short and quick. I hope that helps..
Yes, thank you for providing this information. I wasn't aware of this meeting. Much appreciated!
Taylor himself doesn't seem so sure either.
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
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runaway
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Date: August 26, 2013 21:43
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Did Brian play in HTW ? the single,not the country version...
I have often wondered about this. He's not on the single, obviously, but I would be intrigued to know whether he featured on an earlier rendition.
HTW- Earlier recordings of the track feature Brian Jones on guitar, but it was later re-recorded with the guest musician Mick Taylor.
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
Posted by:
Keef1966
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Date: August 30, 2013 00:26
The Ottawa Citizen (Canada)
June 27th 1966
This review of Lynn 1966 has attendence at 15,000.
The Montreal Gazette (Canada)
July 2nd 1966
7000 at the montreal 1966show
And 15,000 at Zurich 1967
The St.Joseph News Press (MO)
April 15th 1967
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
Posted by:
His Majesty
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Date: August 30, 2013 00:39
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runaway
HTW- Earlier recordings of the track feature Brian Jones on guitar, but it was later re-recorded with the guest musician Mick Taylor.
Taylor overdubbed on to an already recorded version which may or may not have had Brian on it before.
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
Posted by:
lem motlow
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Date: August 30, 2013 01:09
most rock and roll shows were done in theaters and arenas up until the late 60s.
the stones probably couldnt have played a show as big as the beatles shea stadium gig until a couple of years later.
they replied by playing to several 100 thousand people in london and san francisco a few years later[hence micks- "lets see the fcking moptops do that"as he walked offstage at hyde park] but that was well after brian was gone.
the stones probably couldnt have played a show as big as the beatles shea stadium gig until a couple of years later.
they replied by playing to several 100 thousand people in london and san francisco a few years later[hence micks- "lets see the fcking moptops do that"as he walked offstage at hyde park] but that was well after brian was gone.
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
Posted by:
thabo
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Date: August 30, 2013 01:44
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Keef1966
The St.Joseph News Press (MO)
April 15th 1967
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
Posted by:
His Majesty
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Date: August 30, 2013 01:54
The merge has really @#$%& up this thread. 
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
Posted by:
Innersleeve
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Date: August 31, 2013 11:49
In the 60's they were working on a track called "English Summer". Does anyone know what became of it? Was it a working title etc?
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
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Mathijs
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Date: August 31, 2013 11:57
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His MajestyQuote
runaway
HTW- Earlier recordings of the track feature Brian Jones on guitar, but it was later re-recorded with the guest musician Mick Taylor.
Taylor overdubbed on to an already recorded version which may or may not have had Brian on it before.
According to Wyman's diary they didn't start working on the rock version of HTW until Brian was fired.
Mathijs
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
Posted by:
Mathijs
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Date: August 31, 2013 12:02
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His MajestyQuote
sf37Quote
VideoJames
The answer to your question is "Yes" Jones & Taylor met first in 1967 while the Stones were recording TSMR L.P. Taylor was actually there to meet with Ian Stewart
about a guitar. The meeting was short and quick. I hope that helps..
Yes, thank you for providing this information. I wasn't aware of this meeting. Much appreciated!
Taylor himself doesn't seem so sure either.
Taylor has a tendency much like Richards to alter and embellish his memories as years pass by. Taylor has stated various times he never met Jones, not when he bought the Les Paul in 1967 and not later on in the studio. He has said several times that Jagger was the only one he had met once or twice before his first studio session with the Stones.
Mathijs
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
Posted by:
His Majesty
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Date: August 31, 2013 14:36
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Mathijs
According to Wyman's diary they didn't start working on the rock version of HTW until Brian was fired.
Mathijs
That makes no sense given other information available. From his book, but maybe the diary part went wrong somewhere. Some info presented in a way to imply it came from him actually came from articles for nme etc.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2013-09-01 15:10 by His Majesty.
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
Posted by:
SilverBlanket
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Date: August 31, 2013 19:19
Apparently English summer became Dandelion.
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
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Date: September 1, 2013 10:03
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Brian, when & where did you first know your band was really taking off into zones beyond your wildest dreams? How'd that make you feel?
You may not get an answer
we are just wondering...
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
Posted by:
owlbynite
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Date: September 1, 2013 10:05
What did the Stones do to get 'banned in Boston?' I believe Jim Morrison might've done something lewd onstage to achieve the same but don't recall. 
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
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Vocalion
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Date: September 4, 2013 23:39
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VideoJames
The answer to your question is "Yes" Jones & Taylor met first in 1967 while the Stones were recording TSMR L.P. Taylor was actually there to meet with Ian Stewart
about a guitar. The meeting was short and quick. I hope that helps..
Your first post? Welcome. But you're not really VideoJames, or?
You mean this guy (J.K.)?
Re: 1960's Rolling Stones questions and wonderings
Posted by:
rob51
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Date: September 5, 2013 05:58
No disrespect Video but who are you to have spoken with M.Taylor many times, and also if you know him well as it seem's, do you also have the ear of any other Rolling Stone on a regular basis even to this day? If so, Man do I have a ton of questions for you!
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