Mathijs Wrote:
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> ChrisM Wrote:
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As far as I know, and anyone please coorect me if I'm wrong, Mick used the
same Les Paul that Keith used for Honky Tonk Women to play the slide bits on Love In Vain. The reason I say this is because there is a picture of Mick
playing a Bigsby equipped Les Paul which appears to be from the 1969 tour (though it could be 970) on page 86 of the now long out of print Rolling Stones, An Unauthorised Bioggraphy in Words, Photographs and Music" >
I had (unfortunately I can't findthm anymore) a
> full set of B&W pics of MSG 1969 with MT playing
> the Love in Vain solo on his '59 LP -the one
> without the Bigsby that's on the cover of Ya-Ya's.
> About the SG: he favoured he SG over the Les Paul
> until the '71 tour. The last pics of the SG are
> from Nellcote, in he hands of Keith. For the Exile
> sessions Taylor seemed to prefer the ebony ES-355.
> For the last 10 years I heard (through Jimmy
> Miller, Taylor and Wyman) that his SG was then
> stolen from Nellcote, and he replaced it with LP's
> and a new, gold-hardware ES-355. Apperently, he
> either didn't like the SG anymore (which I doubt),
> or he just could't find a good one. Then again,
> Stranger states that Taylor gave the guitar away,
> but I do not know the truth behind that.
>
> Mathijs
Evidence of the ol' glazzies. I found a pic of Mick playing slide on the Bigsby Les Paul dated 11/27/69 (photo by Jospeh Sia via Wolfgang's)
Smokey, I'm sorry for not responding earlier. My scanner has popped its clogs so I'll need to get another on before I can scan photos from the above mentioned book. As to the amps Mick used with Mayall I'll need to look that up!
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-07-20 18:26 by ChrisM.