Video thread now buried on page 2 of Tell Me now,so thought I would post only complete MR here for all to see. Haven't seen a full Brown Sugar yet.

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Version fantastic, the best!

This version is so awesome that deserves its own thread. Thanks, crawdaddy!

Incredible voice of Mick Jagger so relax and natural.......heads for Ronny and Keith...look forward for an officially release of this version

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deary me i'll take the flack that comes with this but my god is this pants compared to on the last tour. the amount of bummers and one note wonder stuff from the instrumental bit around 2.40 is shocking, massive blag lead stuff there.
Dissapointed when i wanted to be pleased, great rytham section etc but lacks that bit of virtuoso flair on guitar

Come back Taylor all is forgiven

It definitely had some great moments, the guitars tones are sweet and Mick's harmonica playing is amazing. I do however agree with Captainchaos somewhat that Ronnie seems to be trying a bit to hard with some of the lead parts on this with mixed results. He obviously has some big shoes to fill and Taylors playing on this is always going to be better from a purely guitar players perspective, imo.

One thing for certain on this one...you can sure HEAR the guitars.

peace



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2015-06-20 18:54 by Naturalust.

I thought this was a classic Rambler and can't see anything wrong with the bit around 2:40. It's obviously a Ronnie Rambler and not an MT.
To me it is always played great. One of the highlights of any Rolling Stones gig. I think the audio is great on this, as it sometimes is up in the gods/nosebleeds at these big stadiums. Obviously also depends on the posters gadget/camera type thingy.

Rambler in much better quality - the beginning is fun as Keith keeps everybody waiting for him to appear from the shadows and get busy...

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It definitely had some great moments, the guitars tones are sweet and Mick's harmonica playing is amazing. I do however agree with Captainchaos somewhat that Ronnie seems to be trying a bit to hard with some of the lead parts on this with mixed results. He obviously has some big shoes to fill and Taylors playing on this is always going to be better from a purely guitar players perspective, imo.

One thing for certain on this one...you can sure HEAR the guitars.

peace

Sometimes, it's just great and the need to compare with anyone just isn't there

It's a very good version in its own right.

Whether Ronnie nor Keith know what they could do with their instruments in the middle part, although Mick gives room for improvisations this time. Imagine what MT would have done in this case ...

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Whether Ronnie nor Keith know what they could do with their instruments in the middle part, although Mick gives room for improvisations this time. Imagine what MT would have done in this case ...

We KNOW what Mick Taylor would have done.

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deary me i'll take the flack that comes with this but my god is this pants compared to on the last tour. the amount of bummers and one note wonder stuff from the instrumental bit around 2.40 is shocking, massive blag lead stuff there.
Dissapointed when i wanted to be pleased, great rytham section etc but lacks that bit of virtuoso flair on guitar

Come back Taylor all is forgiven

Yes. And Jagger knows it, working extra hard on the jam section as he does. Not that that's a bad thing per se, Rambler was always more his harp playing than the guitar solos. But it's hard to listen to what Ronnie does here and not feel something's missing.

Friends: I just heard that MR in many Nashville Versions - and I really get goosebumbs on my back.

Great!

and: with all that delay of Keith and the improvisation and the time it takes
and than the suddenly Keith-riff-attack....


...this here has the start-power of the GET YER YA YA´S OUT version.

no discussion

Ronnie sounds great actually, but Charlie is all over the place. His lack of timing is dire. It sounds like he's having a stroke behind the kit.

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Captainchaos
deary me i'll take the flack that comes with this but my god is this pants compared to on the last tour. the amount of bummers and one note wonder stuff from the instrumental bit around 2.40 is shocking, massive blag lead stuff there.
Dissapointed when i wanted to be pleased, great rytham section etc but lacks that bit of virtuoso flair on guitar

Come back Taylor all is forgiven

Yes. And Jagger knows it, working extra hard on the jam section as he does. Not that that's a bad thing per se, Rambler was always more his harp playing than the guitar solos. But it's hard to listen to what Ronnie does here and not feel something's missing.

Spot on

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Friends: I just heard that MR in many Nashville Versions - and I really get goosebumbs on my back.

Great!

and: with all that delay of Keith and the improvisation and the time it takes
and than the suddenly Keith-riff-attack....


...this here has the start-power of the GET YER YA YA´S OUT version.

no discussion

You won't get an argument from me. The heat in Nashville was absolutely oppressive and quite honestly affected my ability to focus completely on the show, I faded in and out at times. But, I certainly came alive during this Rambler - one of the best I've ever seen and heard.