StonesTod Wrote:
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> you might be mixing me up with T&A....but then
> again I do that too....right, JJF?
>
> yeah I'm in that range...started dj'ing at 14
> (when voiced drop)


yeah T&A is the shit! Stop confusing people. Remeber T&A is the smart one! He would never stay up this late drinking !

right - he's up with nikki hitting the bong

im drunk. but I wanted to by Main offender but its not at Tower. whats that about?
THey didnt have it at borders either, but thats expected. I just have to listen to all about you, wanna hold you, gotta hold you, gotta do something with you.

CindyC Wrote:
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> In terms of looks alone, this video is my all-time
> favorite Keith Richards look, especially, the
> white shirt on the bar stool, playing the bass.
> He's absolutely perfect there IMO. Takes my
> breath away.
>
> If it already hasn't been done, I wish someone
> would put that video out with just the Stones
> part, I hate having to fast forward through all
> the rest of it. But the Stones part is worth it's
> weight in gold. I


yeah 68 was a peak period for keiths look.
The social content of this documentry is like a homework assingment or something.

I really wonder why I can't find this in the stores.Isn't it republished from Abkco?

bill was such a wuss, stand up for yourself man, your the bass player, what the hell was that, its an insult, a disgrace, was he afraid of keith and mick,
why would he let himself be treated like THE HELP

it shouldn't be that hard to get strato. If its not in a store just order it on Amazon.com.

Melillo, I dont agree with your thoery. Its just how the song came about. In the creative process, thats just how it happens some times. I dont think it means bill was a wuss.

ok , fair enough

loog droog Wrote:
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> I once read that Godard had wanted to film The
> Beatles in '68 (doing "Revolution" but how would
> he have known about it before it was recorded?)
> for the movie, couldn't get them, and "settled"
> for the Stones instead.
>

Interesting. Thats a new one on me, I must admit.

However, by coincidence both songs were recorded in the same week, so that wouldnt suggest he knew much about the Beatles song before hearing the Stones cut.

The Stones sessions took place from 4-10 June 1968 at Olympic.

The Beatles recorded the "White Album" version of 'Revolution' at Abbey Road on 30-31 May, 4 & 21st June. They recorded the 'single' version from 9-12 July.

Was just wondering...

Who sings Midnight at The Oasis?

MOJO No151 - June 2006



ROCKMAN

Hairball Wrote:
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> Was just wondering...
>
> Who sings Midnight at The Oasis?


the inimitable Maria Muldaur - she's been on something of a comeback of late.

I don't see Bill Wyman playing the percussion at all as a slight to him. It shows how the Stones USED to work it all out in the studio. Them selves. They adapted however they had to. It obviously was not happening the other way. What is amazung is the difference in the two sessions. I wish we were ab;e tosee the actual transformation. We come close but there is a big hole. When and how does Keith pick up the Bass? When does Charlie start playing that rhythm? That rim thing? Rocky comes in, Nicky chnages up. Jagger sings it differently. Someone writes the "ooh ooh" part.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

the first part with mick keith and brian doing the slow version of sympathy
is just haunting, and a beautiful take