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DandelionPowderman
Keith wrote the verses on Ruby Tuesday, and probably on loads of tunes from the 60s. Then "something" happened in the early 70s, probably the drug haze.
Between Happy and BTMMR Keith didn't write a whole song, according to Mick.
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DandelionPowderman
Not Stones by numbers, because it's so different.
agreed!
if mick had just taken more time with the lyrics, it could have been a classic song.
I'm curious about something: how do people know which songs Mick wrote the lyrics for? Did he write the lyrics for everything he sang, but not for the tracks Keith was on lead vox? Did he write the lyrics only on those songs which are "his," i.e., that he brought to the band, while Keith wrote the lyrics for those songs that he brought to the band? Is there a compendium anywhere which lists who wrote what or is this just kind of understood?
There seems to often be a fair amt of certainty on this topic (who wrote what) which honestly mystifies me.
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DandelionPowderman
Keith wrote the verses on Ruby Tuesday, and probably on loads of tunes from the 60s. Then "something" happened in the early 70s, probably the drug haze.
Between Happy and BTMMR Keith didn't write a whole song, according to Mick.
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audun-eg
3 guitartracks. 2 main rhythm parts separated in each channel. A third «lead» track comes in centered at the two brakes. Sounds like all played by Keith.
Ronnie is listed both on guitar and pedal steel, but if so, it`s removed from the final mix. I for sure can`t here him.
Are you sure the slidetrack is Ronnie? Does sound more like Keiths way of playing slide than Ron.Quote
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audun-eg
3 guitartracks. 2 main rhythm parts separated in each channel. A third «lead» track comes in centered at the two brakes. Sounds like all played by Keith.
Ronnie is listed both on guitar and pedal steel, but if so, it`s removed from the final mix. I for sure can`t here him.
Wood plays a rhythm track, a slide track, a solo track and there's a pedal steel in the back. Richards plays the main track which is edited down from umpteen tracks no doubt.
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GasLightStreet
I don't hear any open G on this one. The intro is in standard. The slide is all over the place, not sure how people can't hear it.
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GasLightStreet
I don't hear any open G on this one. The intro is in standard. The slide is all over the place, not sure how people can't hear it.
Although I live in Florida - I caught the 2014 show in Boston TDA Arena Friday Night. they Played night before on Thurs as well
She's so Cold was played at concert attended. It as strange as they really wanted to get that song right. They pulled it off.
Open G? Then we listen to GYYOO or even EOMS - I am not a musician but I love music.
This whole Open G talk where e and when did this start? I like the more course chord sound. It' s just a preference.
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Chris Fountain
As mentioned there may be some confusion with respect to "She's so Cold" But damnit- Pistachio Ice Cream Rocks!!!!