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Is Mick's vocals on MR from Brussels really among his best vocal performances ever?
It's very cool indeed, but I would omit "vocal" in "vocal performances".
It's hoarse barking, out of breath-rock'n'roll, but not a very good vocal performance, imo.
From the same show, I would rather suggest Angie, but that's me..
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That's How Strong My Love Is
I Don't Know Why I Love You
Who's Driving Your Plane
Jig Saw Puzzle
Monkey Man
Midnight Rambler Live (Brussels bootleg)
Winter
Melody
Ain't No Use For Crying
This could very well be my list! Maybe I would only drop Winter for Loose.
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DandelionPowderman
Is Mick's vocals on MR from Brussels really among his best vocal performances ever?
It's very cool indeed, but I would omit "vocal" in "vocal performances".
It's hoarse barking, out of breath-rock'n'roll, but not a very good vocal performance, imo.
From the same show, I would rather suggest Angie, but that's me..
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Is Mick's vocals on MR from Brussels really among his best vocal performances ever?
It's very cool indeed, but I would omit "vocal" in "vocal performances".
It's hoarse barking, out of breath-rock'n'roll, but not a very good vocal performance, imo.
From the same show, I would rather suggest Angie, but that's me..
By that rational, Captain Beefheart, Howling Wolf or Tom Waits do not have vocal performances... But, fair enough, I see your point. In a way, itt's more barking than singing, but I think in this case it actually *is* also a vocal performance since he doesn't overdo it (as he would do later when trying to imitate punk-rockers) and really uses his voice to optimal effect.
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Silver Dagger
May 12 1971 at the town hall in St Tropez.
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DandelionPowderman
Is Mick's vocals on MR from Brussels really among his best vocal performances ever?
It's very cool indeed, but I would omit "vocal" in "vocal performances".
It's hoarse barking, out of breath-rock'n'roll, but not a very good vocal performance, imo.
From the same show, I would rather suggest Angie, but that's me..
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Is Mick's vocals on MR from Brussels really among his best vocal performances ever?
It's very cool indeed, but I would omit "vocal" in "vocal performances".
It's hoarse barking, out of breath-rock'n'roll, but not a very good vocal performance, imo.
From the same show, I would rather suggest Angie, but that's me..
By that rational, Captain Beefheart, Howling Wolf or Tom Waits do not have vocal performances... But, fair enough, I see your point. In a way, itt's more barking than singing, but I think in this case it actually *is* also a vocal performance since he doesn't overdo it (as he would do later when trying to imitate punk-rockers) and really uses his voice to optimal effect.
There is a difference between Closing Time
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Is Mick's vocals on MR from Brussels really among his best vocal performances ever?
It's very cool indeed, but I would omit "vocal" in "vocal performances".
It's hoarse barking, out of breath-rock'n'roll, but not a very good vocal performance, imo.
From the same show, I would rather suggest Angie, but that's me..
By that rational, Captain Beefheart, Howling Wolf or Tom Waits do not have vocal performances... But, fair enough, I see your point. In a way, itt's more barking than singing, but I think in this case it actually *is* also a vocal performance since he doesn't overdo it (as he would do later when trying to imitate punk-rockers) and really uses his voice to optimal effect.
There is a difference between Closing Time
underrated album, atme
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Silver Dagger
May 12 1971 at the town hall in St Tropez.
Did anyone hear him at all?
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I don't disagree at all, Mike. I really love MR. In character indeed.
But the problem in 73-76 was perhaps that he increasingly remained in character. You know "too much of a good thing"
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IYCRM/GOOMC in 1975/76 and SFM in 1973. I can't tell the difference
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My choice:
Too Many Cooks
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My choice:
Too Many Cooks
He singing is really good on Too Many Cooks. What year was it recorded?
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My choice:
Too Many Cooks
He singing is really good on Too Many Cooks. What year was it recorded?
Late December 1973 in LA at The Record Plant. Yeah Mick's really got the groove goin' on this one. peace