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It's Richards on electric guitar, including the lead guitar. I never really liked this track very much due to Jagger's vocals, and Richards lead guitar is out of tune here and there, he seemed to have issues with finding the minor.
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Re: Fast Talking, Slow Walking
Posted by:
shawnriffhard1
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Date: September 20, 2024 02:35
Absolutely fantastic tune. Tragic that it didn't get the attention it deserved, ie. a place in the live repertoire. Coulda been a contenda.
Re: Fast Talking, Slow Walking
Posted by:
LeonidP
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Date: September 23, 2024 06:09
Yes, I definitely could have seen this on side 2 of Tattoo You. A pretty cool track, I rank it up there w/ Thru The Lonely Nights
Re: Fast Talking, Slow Walking
Posted by:
Mathijs
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Date: September 23, 2024 11:47
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TravelinMan
Do we have a consensus on the lineup from the original sessions? I understand Wood overdubbed a guitar 50 years later, but I'm specifically talking about the one featured on the "fully finished outtakes".
I hear:
Jagger - vocals
Richards - acoustic
Taylor - electric guitar (I've gone back and forth between Taylor/Richards here, but the perfect bends and vibrato in the solo lend to Taylor)
Wyman - bass
Watts - drums
Preston - piano
Although it has a very Goats Head vibe, I believe this version is from the IORR sessions. I'm guessing there is one in the vaults from 1972. Or did this version originate in Miami and it was worked on a few years later?
Side note: I feel like this could have originated with Jagger behind the piano.
It's Richards on electric guitar, including the lead guitar. I never really liked this track very much due to Jagger's vocals, and Richards lead guitar is out of tune here and there, he seemed to have issues with finding the minor.
Mathijs
Re: Fast Talking, Slow Walking
Posted by:
TravelinMan
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Date: September 23, 2024 14:51
^ I had already updated this and I agree, KR on electric guitar:
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TravelinMan
Do we have a consensus on the lineup from the original sessions? I understand Wood overdubbed a guitar 50 years later, but I'm specifically talking about the one featured on the "fully finished outtakes".
I hear:
Jagger - vocals
Richards - acoustic
Taylor - electric guitar (I've gone back and forth between Taylor/Richards here, but the perfect bends and vibrato in the solo lend to Taylor)
Wyman - bass
Watts - drums
Preston - piano
Although it has a very Goats Head vibe, I believe this version is from the IORR sessions. I'm guessing there is one in the vaults from 1972. Or did this version originate in Miami and it was worked on a few years later?
Side note: I feel like this could have originated with Jagger behind the piano.
Update. After listening intently:
Jagger - vocals
Taylor - acoustic
Richards - electric guitar
Wyman - bass
Watts - drums
Preston - piano
I believe this makes more sense. I think Taylor played acoustic on a handful of "Jagger songs", while Richards played lead or ornamental parts.
Re: Fast Talking, Slow Walking
Posted by:
TheflyingDutchman
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Date: September 23, 2024 15:18
It's the Rolling Stones, not very inspired imo.
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