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LieB
Anita was more like a Yoko than Bianca, but I haven't seen many pics of her in the studio with the Stones either.
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ryanpow
I remember hearing a story that during the the bb sessions Anita gave Mick advice on his vocal technique on stray cat blues and he took her advice.
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RollingFreak
Nobody will ever be Yoko. I don't hate Yoko as much as others (she's terrible, but I get it. He loved her). Having said that, she didn't know her place and if John was dragging her around everywhere, especially to band practice and recording sessions, she should have known to tell him that was not her place. John kind of forced her on a lot of things, but she didn't help and I think had she said or done something about it (you didn't see Linda nearly the same way as Yoko) she'd be looked at way more fondly. She was overbearing, not helped by an insecure John, and also had zero talent (and I say that as a fan of Whole Lotta Yoko from the Rock And Roll Circus). No one will ever be Yoko, although few women could also pull off Walking On Thin Ice the way she did so you know, pros and cons.
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ryanpow
I remember hearing a story that during the the bb sessions Anita gave Mick advice on his vocal technique on stray cat blues and he took her advice.
It was the mix.
Once I heard Anita listen to a tape of 'Stray Cat Blues' as Jagger proudly waited her tell him (as all the other lackeys had done) how brilliant it was. "Crap," she said when it had finished. "The vocals are mixed up too high, and the bass isn't loud enough." Mick, with the basic insecurity of every creative artist, was so unused to hearing someone dare criticize his work that he at once went back to the studio and had the number remixed.
(From 'Up and Down With The Rolling Stones' by Tony Sanchez)
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ryanpow
I remember hearing a story that during the the bb sessions Anita gave Mick advice on his vocal technique on stray cat blues and he took her advice.
It was the mix.
Once I heard Anita listen to a tape of 'Stray Cat Blues' as Jagger proudly waited her tell him (as all the other lackeys had done) how brilliant it was. "Crap," she said when it had finished. "The vocals are mixed up too high, and the bass isn't loud enough." Mick, with the basic insecurity of every creative artist, was so unused to hearing someone dare criticize his work that he at once went back to the studio and had the number remixed.
(From 'Up and Down With The Rolling Stones' by Tony Sanchez)
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ryanpow
I remember hearing a story that during the the bb sessions Anita gave Mick advice on his vocal technique on stray cat blues and he took her advice.
It was the mix.
Once I heard Anita listen to a tape of 'Stray Cat Blues' as Jagger proudly waited her tell him (as all the other lackeys had done) how brilliant it was. "Crap," she said when it had finished. "The vocals are mixed up too high, and the bass isn't loud enough." Mick, with the basic insecurity of every creative artist, was so unused to hearing someone dare criticize his work that he at once went back to the studio and had the number remixed.
(From 'Up and Down With The Rolling Stones' by Tony Sanchez)
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24FPS
... with his songs on one side and Bianca's on the other.
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Come On
No and Mick is not Stones John
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RG
Another question: Why does Bianca calls herself still 'Bianca Jagger' regarding to her official Twitter account? I mean they are divorced for years.. Is it all about the 'name' Jagger?
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RG
Another question: Why does Bianca calls herself still 'Bianca Jagger' regarding to her official Twitter account? I mean they are divorced for years.. Is it all about the 'name' Jagger?
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Elmo Lewis
Is Bianca to blame?