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Mathijs
And as it is virtually impossible to remove a guitar track from these early 1970's recordings, which were mostly done live.
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And as it is virtually impossible to remove a guitar track from these early 1970's recordings, which were mostly done live.
Mathijs
Depends on the amount of tracks they used. I'm still not convinced it's Richards on guitar.
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Whether or not there's an acoustic guitar on the studio version is not so clear to my ears, but one thing's pretty certain is that every live version has Mick Jagger playing acoustic, but I could be wrong?
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TravelinMan
I ran the 1972 version through Pro Tools and hi-passed the track around 620 Hz, made a wide boost at 2.25 kHz, and there is obviously an acoustic guitar. It's not even the same rhythm as the electric. Could be Jagger, which is my guess.
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I ran the 1972 version through Pro Tools and hi-passed the track around 620 Hz, made a wide boost at 2.25 kHz, and there is obviously an acoustic guitar. It's not even the same rhythm as the electric. Could be Jagger, which is my guess.
Do me a favour and post the WAV/AIF export of your Pro Tools File. This sounds almost like rocket science to me.
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Midnight Toker
..On a side note, the never talked about guitarist these days is Robin Trower.If
you learned to play in the 1970's he was a household name among guitar players.
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Spud
Could arguably have been a similar tale for MT had he not received the call...
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OpenG
..Always was shocked when Clapton said of MT he was very good and frightening sort of like when Clapton saw Hendrix for first time and his jaw dropped.
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..Always was shocked when Clapton said of MT he was very good and frightening sort of like when Clapton saw Hendrix for first time and his jaw dropped.
and Hendrix felt the same about Rory
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..Always was shocked when Clapton said of MT he was very good and frightening sort of like when Clapton saw Hendrix for first time and his jaw dropped.
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..Always was shocked when Clapton said of MT he was very good and frightening sort of like when Clapton saw Hendrix for first time and his jaw dropped.
and Hendrix felt the same about Rory
I have never tracked down the origin of this supposed quote
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The quote from EC is from Melody Maker .
By this time, Taylor’s reputation as a lead guitarist was spreading, presenting him with more recognition – and opportunities. In November of ’69, Clapton told Melody Maker, “I saw John Mayall in America, and we jammed… Mick Taylor is very good – frightening.” Further session work came in the form of accompanying pianist Champion Jack Dupree on a few tracks for Scooby Dooby Doo, as well as a single recorded by the Irish singer/songwriter Jonathan Kelly. “Make A Stranger Your Friend” featured Taylor along with a cast of thousands, most notably Beatles’ associate Klaus Voorman on bass and guitarist Albert Hammond.
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The quote from EC is from Melody Maker .
By this time, Taylor’s reputation as a lead guitarist was spreading, presenting him with more recognition – and opportunities. In November of ’69, Clapton told Melody Maker, “I saw John Mayall in America, and we jammed… Mick Taylor is very good – frightening.” Further session work came in the form of accompanying pianist Champion Jack Dupree on a few tracks for Scooby Dooby Doo, as well as a single recorded by the Irish singer/songwriter Jonathan Kelly. “Make A Stranger Your Friend” featured Taylor along with a cast of thousands, most notably Beatles’ associate Klaus Voorman on bass and guitarist Albert Hammond.
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The quote from EC is from Melody Maker .
By this time, Taylor’s reputation as a lead guitarist was spreading, presenting him with more recognition – and opportunities. In November of ’69, Clapton told Melody Maker, “I saw John Mayall in America, and we jammed… Mick Taylor is very good – frightening.” Further session work came in the form of accompanying pianist Champion Jack Dupree on a few tracks for Scooby Dooby Doo, as well as a single recorded by the Irish singer/songwriter Jonathan Kelly. “Make A Stranger Your Friend” featured Taylor along with a cast of thousands, most notably Beatles’ associate Klaus Voorman on bass and guitarist Albert Hammond.
There is another article, I believe also Melody Maker: After Hendrix blew Clapton off the stage in the Marquee club with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, Hendrix asked Clapton afterwards: "How come you cannot play the rhythm guitar?"
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The quote from EC is from Melody Maker .
By this time, Taylor’s reputation as a lead guitarist was spreading, presenting him with more recognition – and opportunities. In November of ’69, Clapton told Melody Maker, “I saw John Mayall in America, and we jammed… Mick Taylor is very good – frightening.” Further session work came in the form of accompanying pianist Champion Jack Dupree on a few tracks for Scooby Dooby Doo, as well as a single recorded by the Irish singer/songwriter Jonathan Kelly. “Make A Stranger Your Friend” featured Taylor along with a cast of thousands, most notably Beatles’ associate Klaus Voorman on bass and guitarist Albert Hammond.
There is another article, I believe also Melody Maker: After Hendrix blew Clapton off the stage in the Marquee club with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, Hendrix asked Clapton afterwards: "How come you cannot play the rhythm guitar?"
Couldn't or wouldn't?
He said that publicly?
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The quote from EC is from Melody Maker .
By this time, Taylor’s reputation as a lead guitarist was spreading, presenting him with more recognition – and opportunities. In November of ’69, Clapton told Melody Maker, “I saw John Mayall in America, and we jammed… Mick Taylor is very good – frightening.” Further session work came in the form of accompanying pianist Champion Jack Dupree on a few tracks for Scooby Dooby Doo, as well as a single recorded by the Irish singer/songwriter Jonathan Kelly. “Make A Stranger Your Friend” featured Taylor along with a cast of thousands, most notably Beatles’ associate Klaus Voorman on bass and guitarist Albert Hammond.
There is another article, I believe also Melody Maker: After Hendrix blew Clapton off the stage in the Marquee club with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, Hendrix asked Clapton afterwards: "How come you cannot play the rhythm guitar?"
Couldn't or wouldn't?
He said that publicly?
Face to face, maybe a few insiders also there. Wouldn't could also have been an option, but as I remember it: cannot. Maybe someone can dig up the article.
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The quote from EC is from Melody Maker .
By this time, Taylor’s reputation as a lead guitarist was spreading, presenting him with more recognition – and opportunities. In November of ’69, Clapton told Melody Maker, “I saw John Mayall in America, and we jammed… Mick Taylor is very good – frightening.” Further session work came in the form of accompanying pianist Champion Jack Dupree on a few tracks for Scooby Dooby Doo, as well as a single recorded by the Irish singer/songwriter Jonathan Kelly. “Make A Stranger Your Friend” featured Taylor along with a cast of thousands, most notably Beatles’ associate Klaus Voorman on bass and guitarist Albert Hammond.
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The quote from EC is from Melody Maker .
By this time, Taylor’s reputation as a lead guitarist was spreading, presenting him with more recognition – and opportunities. In November of ’69, Clapton told Melody Maker, “I saw John Mayall in America, and we jammed… Mick Taylor is very good – frightening.” Further session work came in the form of accompanying pianist Champion Jack Dupree on a few tracks for Scooby Dooby Doo, as well as a single recorded by the Irish singer/songwriter Jonathan Kelly. “Make A Stranger Your Friend” featured Taylor along with a cast of thousands, most notably Beatles’ associate Klaus Voorman on bass and guitarist Albert Hammond.
Melody Maker August 23, 1969.
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TravelinMan
I have that somewhere you motivated me to go through boxes, we moved to Portland Oregon to downsize and I still have not found the time to set up my music room with all my music - just have the guitars at arms length at all times.