Bjorn Wrote:
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> Do you have a problem Leonard Keringer?
>
> Or do I have one?
> I never wanted a fight.
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>


yeah Bjorn...just one of my bad jokes...have a great day

I like the interplay of Mick and Buddy on "Pretty Woman" on the Mayall 70th bday dvd. Nice slow grooves from Mick on "Blues for the Lost Days".

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" - - - reggae (which he still only imitates). [on Keith] (F.U.C)

BS. But he lacks a reggae band.

I love yoy all!!!!!

F.U.C. the Captain Wrote:
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> S.T.P Wrote:
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> > Ket Wrote:
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> > > Taylor is boring like his fans.
> >
> >
> > Thank's Ket...
>
> Without being a Mick Taylor-"fan" I advise you two
> guys to destroy all your copies of music by the
> Rolling Stones recorded between May 1969 and
> December 1974 if Mick Taylor is playing on it -
> may it be studio or live, official or
> non-official.
>
> No need for Mick Taylor to come back. But no need
> to badmouth a deserving ex-Rolling Stone as well.
> He did his job when he was a member from 1969 to
> 1974 and he did it well.
>
> Still I think "Time waits for no one" is utter
> Bullshit. I'm happy the Stones didn't follow this
> path.
>
>

Hei, I was trying to be ironic!
I am a Mick Taylor fan, and i favor the Taylor era. Though I love the band as a whole. I think the reason why the golden era was "the best" is because Jagger and Richards wrote their best songs then. I also like Woods contribution. I have all the Faces records and don't see a reason for compareing Wood with Taylor. They are two different guitar styles and i like both

Hey OpenG, did you ever look at my response to your "Taylor On Slide Midnight Rambler 1973 Tour" thread?

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> " - - - reggae (which he still only imitates).
> (F.U.C)
>
> BS. But he lacks a reggae band.

Maybe, but he wouldn't be the leader of such a band (except because he is a star).
One thing for sure: the Rolling Stones aren't that band. Their version of Bob Marley & Peter Tosh's "Get up, stand up" is probably their worst cover version ever. I think the reason they are playing the song in the USA is more a political statement than a musical goody. If they were the Stones of old they would play "Sweet Neo Con".

I like Keith's work with Peter Tosh, Black Uhuru, Max Romeo... but these guys are big stuff without Keith as well. Even Keith's reggae solo stuff isn't that bad. But with the Stones it mostly ends up in crudeness ("Cherry oh baby", "Feel on baby", "Too rude", "You don't have to mean it"). No wonder Mick doesn't want to sing that shiet anymore.

Mick Taylor was brilliant and the best Stones could have after Brian. Truly great. Ronnie isnt even near but he sure had his moments.

i have to say that i just got la blues and ronnie really does a great job on it.

Evil tounges sometimes call Charlie "led foot".
But I think occasionally he can swing (at least almost)
in a backbeat from 1979 and on.
First real backbeat I can accept though is on YDHTMI.
And Mick can sing some good reggae song lines at times too.
To a certain degree I can admit Get Up... aint so good. Sofar.
Maybe better to pick another reggae cover; and sing together M/K.
I´d suggest Don´t Look Back as a first choice as their reggae number.
And Soul Almighty or Satan Army band as the nexts.

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> > Here´s a better place for ya Taylorists...
> I will btw go see him next Thursday...
> But I for sure stick to Tell Me.
>

Oh if they would only listen to you Baboon!!! There is an outlet for these guys, they have no intrest in post Taylor stones but insist on spreading the boring Boring same exact post about Souring solo's or Vibratto on this greet site just when most stones fans in Europe are excited about next years tour, lets call them what they really are and that is Troll's

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Maybe better to pick another reggae cover; and
> sing together M/K.
> I´d suggest Don´t Look Back as a first choice as
> their reggae number.

"Don't look back" was originally sung by the Temptations in 1965 (US R&B #15). They weren't exactly reggae.

´avent ´eard it. It sure is reggae w/ Tosh & Jagger.

Listen to "Don't look back" and then to the rest of the accompanying album BUSH DOCTOR. You'll see "Don't look back" is clearly the song with the least reggae feel on that album. Though I like the version anyway, and the video is great. Peter Tosh is one cool mofo anyway.

So is Jagger in that video. Havent really got the crush on Tosh yet.
He just manage to write 1-2-3 good songs on each albums.
Jagger´s very English in his approach in that video & recording:
but I´d say its much reggae. Maybe you talk more on feeling
& I More on rhythm, for me de riddem constitutes reggae as a
musical form.

Don't look back" was originally sung by the Temptations in 1965

Rightly so but American vocal groups such as Temptations...Garnet Mimms & the Enchanters and especially Curtis Mayfield/Impressions...were all major influences on early Rocksteady - Reggae.

Dont Look Back was first recorded in Jamaica by Rocksteady duo Keith & Tex in 1968.



ROCKMAN

Thanx, Rockman, and good 'mownin'! Just about midnite here.
Drank the Melbourne... Just did...

Did ya like it?.....It the beer I drink the most of...



ROCKMAN

It's the Temptations "Don't look back" (1965) here: [s7.yousendit.com]

It's Peter Tosh's "Bush doctor" (1978) here: [s7.yousendit.com]

"Bush doctor" includes Keith Richards playing guitar.

Well, Rockman... At first I got a little suspicious.
Like "What the f.. " Why did he send this cross over the globe...
Then came the hops taste, soft, 'round'(and round) yet
personal, colourful... Goddamit... I saw the light!
You dont wanna brush your teeth afterwards (who wants anyway, anytime?)...
Very good, indeed... Two Melbourne a month... ?
I still work on my return sending (been away for some days,
just come back today)...
(drank a wonderful Shepheard´s neame Early Bird yesterday
& found another fine brand I´ll tell mroe about in some beer thread)

Can you tell me a little something about the brewery,
any link... ?

[www.australianbeers.com]



ROCKMAN

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ROCKMAN

Great reading. Thanks again.
I may send you this [www.jamtlandsbryggeri.se],
that [www.jamtlandsbryggeri.se]
or this [www.jamtlandsbryggeri.se]
or why not [www.jamtlandsbryggeri.se]

Brewery´s in Pilgrimstad (yes = Pilgrim´s Town).
Hell´s my fav & has been rewarded & prized, that particular
brand is brewed in cooperation with a small brewery in Stockholm.

Sorry, y´all. No more beer here.

Oh, lord, I guess MT is god again...get a life...YOU couldnt play with Keef, thats why Ronnie is a godsend. Its nearly impossible....why do you think MT ran away like a scared kitten...he couldnt handle it. Thank GOD for Ron Wood, or we wouldnt even have the Stones...He saved them you freakin'...... Get over it, Brian was fired and died, Taylor quit, and now we have Ron WOOD. Like or dont, but he is what kept the Stones together over all these long years, and me personally, I LOVE RONNIE! Not that I didn't LOVE BRIAN and Taylor, I DO! But give a rest will ya....Taylor quit, and thats IT, MOFO!

JR

stone relics wrote


>I LOVE Taylor

>MT is god

>He saved them


>Ron WOOD died

>Ronnie is a MOFO!


i couldn't agree completely with that. u r too harsh on mr. wood.

Can someone provide links asap to some free Mick Taylor mp3? Thanks...

Hey JJ Flash...get a life, other than screwing around with other peoples posts...You should be ashamed...I am done with YOU and all this bs...

See you on the hot side...

Bring your armour and your best weapon...

JR

Taylor's smooth solos are apparent on "Get Yer Ya' Ya's Out". Listen to SFTD and SCB for example. That was 1969 and he ripped.

stray cat blues is one of the greatest unknown solos in rock history.taylor's
bluesy lean guitar lines, he ripps into the song and really captures jagger's
lyrical style.

he ripped on all the tours, and his tone was more distorted for the 73 tour,which
makes that tour my favorite.listen to him at a young age of 19 at hyde park on
Im Free - his guitar lines are so melodic and he glistens and soars through open
space like David Gilmour.

same thing with LIV on ya ya's or any version he makes his slide sound like
a train whiste - as jagger sings went down th the station

on winter - jagger's vocal style and singing really sets up Taylor for his
wonderful melodic wonderment

Back to Don´t Look Back.
I was far out yesterday: of course this is an uptempo song,
maybe - in a wider definition - in reggae genre:
but, as Rockman som brightly informs, basically a ska (more modern term)
or rocksteady - reggae.
That´s all for now.
Still a hell of a good song!!!!!



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2005-12-02 13:41 by Baboon Bro.