Well, in fairness, one wouldn't really have to know who Miss U was to get the main idea. it would be easdy to figure out that you were talking about someone who used to come here wifout knowing who they were because of the context.

aaaahhhh, so this is some kind of an injoke, well, I'm not so long in that so I took it serious.....

Nice find with Sssoul, lol

Brian Jones may have written songs, I'm sure he tried to as he was surrounded by song writers, but he was not known as a "prolific" songwriter.

He was a musician and a pop star, no doubt there.

brainer: are you expressing incredulity at the fact that J/R wrote the vast majority of great Stones material from the '60s? The only other Stone with a catalog of strong original material is Ron Wood, who is also the only one to get several credits with J/R. Taylor got one on Ventilator, of course, tho probably deserved a couple more - but his songwriting post-Stones has produced maybe 2 or 3 good 'songs'. Bill had two released by the RS, & I like some of Wymans's first two solo albums, but the material is so different in tone from most Stones songs (Short & Curlies might be an exception) that it's hard to imagine it performed by the Stones. BUT let's not forget Nanker Phelge as a band credit from the 60s, to which Brian and/or Bill likely made contributions.

In a more ideal world, a lot of songs would have Jagger-Richards-Jones

and jagger-richars-jones-wyman writing credits. I guess thats what those early Nanker Phelge songs were.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-06-23 23:32 by ryanpow.

you mean Jagger-Richards-Jones-Wyman-Watts, plus Stewart much of the time

>> that's what those early Nanker Phelge songs were. <<



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-06-23 23:35 by with sssoul.

yes indeed...

I think brian contributed to a lot of songs w/o getting credit.

but back to the original post, I think whats been said is not that he never wrote on his own, but that the stuff he did write just wasn't origional enough sounding to put on a record.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-06-23 23:40 by ryanpow.

i honestly think that brian left the band because of giving all the credits to jagger/richards !

Uh oh... here it comes.....That's why Taylor Left.

Mrmandajones Wrote:
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. A "song" does not have
> to be released to be a song. It's status of
> availabilty does not make less a song, so your
> argument is ridiculous.

So, following your reasoning, we could be debating chemtrails, UFO's and crop circles for that matter. It doesn't matter if it's real or really exist!


> I call people names
> because some @#$%& named retired_dog accused me of
> copying and pasteing.

You clearly copied and pasted all your lines, so why the rant?



> "No one has ever heard these songs"??
> That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. The
> musicians recorded it heard it, engineers and
> producered heard it, collectors who own acetates
> heard them, Bill Wyman owns one of them.

O.k. Name ONE producer, musician, engineer whom heard one song written by Brian. Name just ONE.

> I wasn't uncofortable with
> posting an exerpt from my book jerk, I just was a
> little redisent with putting out my hard work when
> the book isn't finished yet. Untill some of you
> have actully spent money, done research, talked to
> everybody, then you can critisize my research,
> untill then drop dead. Is anyone surprised I would
> get pissed off when some nothing ignorant person
> accuses me plagerizim and beging someone else.

Miss U., is that you again?

> "Sure I Do" doesn't have female back
> ups. It's a slow bluesly number, it has a great
> slide guitar solo in it, and acuoustice guitars
> are heavily featured in it. I don't know who plays
> what. Brian uses a voice similar to Dave Davies
> lead vocals with the kinks. Not as high pitched or
> whiney, but raspy and more efete. Brian half talks
> half sings.

What a total and utter bollocks. Did you listen to it? Is it available? No, it isn't.

> "I want you to Know" is faster paced,
> and more of a pop tune with bluesly coloring".
> I don't belive Dave Mason plays sitar on "Little
> One" he didn't mention that, but then again he
> didn't remember some of the earlier bands he was
> in.

Dave Mason does play on it, it has been verified by many people, including Dave Mason.

Mathijs

Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> Please notice that in the first post other than
> Mrmanda's (3rd overall), the legendary detective
> Elmo first notices some similarities between manda
> and Miss U.
>
> In the next post, manda replies, "No, I'm new
> here". How would she/he know who Miss U was if
> she/he was new here? Maybe Thoroughgood told
> him/her on his deathbed.



Yeah I noticed that Elmo and I must say I was impressed by your detective skills (or would that be "detecting" skills?). But anyway, I thought there was something fishy about the whole thing when this person made it a point to tell us "no I'm new to this forum"........

Mrmandajones Wrote:
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> Anyone accusing me of copying and pasting is full
> dead wrong and it is lible.

case closed...you're proven 'guilty'...see some posts above....

> A "song" does not have
> to be released to be a song.

Of course not. But unless you name one person in the whole wide word who actually heard the song you're talking about a phantom.

> I call people names
> because some @#$%& named retired_dog accused me of
> copying and pasteing.

And quite rightly so, see above...you're guilty!


> "Sure I Do" doesn't have female back
> ups. It's a slow bluesly number, it has a great
> slide guitar solo in it, and acuoustice guitars
> are heavily featured in it.

Probably he nicked it from Little Red Rooster...slow, blues, slide, acoustic guitars...or maybe you nicked your imagination of how it sounds from LRR...?


Apart from that, where does your rude language com from? Guess you're out on bail (or probably not, which would explain those different IP adresses!).

dIs FrEaD IsH cRaZeEe! :-()