I did not know that shot and the recording....
Any information about this session ?

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"we know it's a bit late but we hope you don't mind if we stay"

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22nd - 24th November: YOKO ONO. New York City, The Record Plant.
Producers: Yoko Ono and John Lennon. Sound engineer: Jack Douglas. Incl.
- Is Winter Here To Stay? (Yoko Ono)
Line-up: MJ (gtr)/Yoko Ono (voc)/John Lennon (gtr)/Stan Bronstein (sax)/
Richard Frank Jr. (dr)/Adam Ippolito (p)/Gary van Scyoc (bass)/

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Said about the song and Yoko

"Mick Jagger dropped into the studio for some sessions. He said he was playing the guitar very loudly with John Lennon. Mick went on to say that Yoko "was really trying to sing properly. She's not screaming, she's really trying to sing."

"IS WINTER HERE TO STAY? was a jam with John and I, Elephant’s Memory,
and Mick Jagger, who visited the New York Studio one day. I think it was
very nice of Mick to have done it."

If this is singing!!!! judge yourself
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Looks like John and Mick each play a '58-60 sunburst Les Paul. Rock 'n' roll aristocracy.

Pretty rare with a band lineup including Mick on guitar but not on vocals. Did it ever happen in the Stones that he participated on an instrument but did not sing?

Cool, thanks mtaylor for the link, never heard and I must say I like it very much

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Looks like John and Mick each play a '58-60 sunburst Les Paul. Rock 'n' roll aristocracy.

Pretty rare with a band lineup including Mick on guitar but not on vocals. Did it ever happen in the Stones that he participated on an instrument but did not sing?

He plays guitar on Infamy and This Place Is Empty.

Thanks for the links
Great guitars and saxo !
Of course Yoko part is as weird as her

"we know it's a bit late but we hope you don't mind if we stay"

Who's the guy on the far right?
Looks familiar...

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Who's the guy on the far right?
Looks familiar...

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Wayne "Tex" Gabriel of Elephants Memory

Superb track, just as Yoko's album 'Approximately infinite universe' is

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Looks like John and Mick each play a '58-60 sunburst Les Paul. Rock 'n' roll aristocracy.

Pretty rare with a band lineup including Mick on guitar but not on vocals. Did it ever happen in the Stones that he participated on an instrument but did not sing?

He plays guitar on Infamy and This Place Is Empty.

Doesn't he contribute backing vocals on 'Infamy'?

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Looks like John and Mick each play a '58-60 sunburst Les Paul. Rock 'n' roll aristocracy.

Pretty rare with a band lineup including Mick on guitar but not on vocals. Did it ever happen in the Stones that he participated on an instrument but did not sing?

He plays guitar on Infamy and This Place Is Empty.

Doesn't he contribute backing vocals on 'Infamy'?

Yes, he did

Mick Jagger, John Lennon, and Yoko Ono singing at a piano at The Record Plant, NYC. October 1972.

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Looks like John and Mick each play a '58-60 sunburst Les Paul. Rock 'n' roll aristocracy.

Pretty rare with a band lineup including Mick on guitar but not on vocals. Did it ever happen in the Stones that he participated on an instrument but did not sing?

He plays guitar on Infamy and This Place Is Empty.

Doesn't he contribute backing vocals on 'Infamy'?

Yes, he did

Line-up 'This Place Is Empty': KR (voc, gtr, p, bass)/MJ (gtr, bvoc)/CW (dr)/Don Was (p)

Line-up 'Infamy': KR (voc, gtr, keyb, bass, perc)/MJ (gtr, bvoc, harm, keyb, perc)/ CW (dr)/Blondie Chaplin (bvoc)

I'm not sure about Mick singing on TPIE..

He plays a nice slide guitar, though...

His singing on TPIE is lovely too!

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His singing on TPIE is lovely too!

But where is it?

Really when you think about it, John's creativity just about died when he moved to NYC in late 1971.
I like Walls and Bridges (1974) but his other product was very inferior to his earlier work.