There’s definitely an open G part on this track, but I’n hearing the main riff in standard — G to a C6.

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There’s definitely an open G part on this track, but I’n hearing the main riff in standard — G to a C6.

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That was quick! Thanks Scott....Looking forward to the Ronnie stuff

A quick look at both Keith and Jimmy's parts on "Scarlet":

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I hope you continue your channel. It’s seriously great stuff.

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Yeah, how about dissecting all of about five guitars in Tumbling Dice? I still don’t know which one Jagger purportedly plays.

Here’s the instrumental to get you started:

Great channel and musical analysis!

I’ve got some Mick Taylor stuff, including what sounds like MT playing open E on the instrumental track of Dancing With Mr. D (which is in E rather than A):

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I hope you keep doing these....I enjoy them so much.Thank you.

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I hope you keep doing these....I enjoy them so much.Thank you.

Yes, absolutely. Thank *you*!

Not a guitarist myself, but you present this so well.

Hey MonkeyMan2000,

Here’s a look (not by me) of the Andalusian Cadence. Context is Paul Simon’s “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover.” Of course, all I can hear now is “Struggle”!

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Hey MonkeyMan2000,

Here’s a look (not by me) of the Andalusian Cadence. Context is Paul Simon’s “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover.” Of course, all I can hear now is “Struggle”!

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That is great! I love that channel. I think the great thing with Struggle is that the cadence is used so sparsely, that makes it even more spicy.

If you like that kind of stuff you might like Paco Cepero's Agua Marina. It's quite a popular Flamenco song and maybe you've already heard it. It's very "Pop"-Flamenco and some of the purists hate that kind of stuff, but I like it anyway.

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Yeah, how about dissecting all of about five guitars in Tumbling Dice? I still don’t know which one Jagger purportedly plays.

Here’s the instrumental to get you started:

he (riff cousins dude) probably won't...not sure he likes Jagger...

On the contrary, I would in fact love to do a Mick Jagger Riff Cousins series! But I’m not sure who would watch.

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Yeah, how about dissecting all of about five guitars in Tumbling Dice? I still don’t know which one Jagger purportedly plays.

Here’s the instrumental to get you started:

he (riff cousins dude) probably won't...not sure he likes Jagger...

And to me all guitars sound like they are Keith. Maybe a very rare fith one here and there very low down in the mix to the right that can be MT but I really can't hear that there is anything but Keith.

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Yeah, how about dissecting all of about five guitars in Tumbling Dice? I still don’t know which one Jagger purportedly plays.

Here’s the instrumental to get you started:

he (riff cousins dude) probably won't...not sure he likes Jagger...

And to me all guitars sound like they are Keith. Maybe a very rare fith one here and there very low down in the mix to the right that can be MT but I really can't hear that there is anything but Keith.

Taylor only plays bass. Jagger is credited on guitar in the album liner notes. Most likely one of the open G-guitars.

Long time, no riffing!

Here is a quickie look at “Living in the Heart of Love,” Keith’s part plus Mick Taylor solo:

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I found an orphaned cousin of “All Down the Line” — “So Divine (Aladdin Story”):

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New series!

Ronnie Wood slide solos in open E.

Episode 1, “Out of Tears”:

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I take a crack at the “Slide inst.” medley from “Slide on Live.” I wanted it to be a continuous take; I wander off in a couple spots (especially Amazing Grace), but anyway … one of my favorite Ronnie things ever:

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Beautiful tone Mel!

Totally amazed by your analysis on the G7 original ADTL intro. I was definitely one of those people who'd associate So Divine to the PIB intro, but you're spot on working out what he did there. By looking at the way Keith plays ADTL live there'd be no way to make the connection. To me the 2005 rendition you showed in the beginning sounds even slightly out of tune when compared with the one in the SAL film. I wonder why he changed that intro so drastically



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