I think he actually sings “walk with me, honey”. It makes a lot more sense haha
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Walk With Me Wendy (Mick Jagger / Keith Richards) Rolling Stones Mobile, Stargroves, Newbury, England, October-November 1970 Mick Jagger - vocals Keith Richards - electric guitar Mick Taylor - electric guitar Ian Stewart - piano Bill Wyman - bass Charlie Watts - drums Great rocker and I am sure everyone was surprised about unearthing an unknown Sticky Fingers session track. It
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QuoteMunichhilton Quotedcba QuoteMunichhilton The lead guitar in Built That Way is not a stone... Imo the remark also goes for Walk With Me Wendy. Could it be from one of the guitarists they auditioned after MT left? Could be but I can’t place the style. It’s not Wayne or Beck...and Clapton couldn’t have played that...it’s a definite puzzle 100% Taylor and Richards on Walk With Me Wendy. Cou
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Fantastic to hear Third Stone from the Sun!
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Quotesteffialicia I'm looking forward to it. She's got a phenomenal voice. I think she flipped a Zep song or something once before and it was really cool. She’s not going to do a basic cover of the original. I’m more surprised Slash isn’t making an appearance than the Stones!
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QuoteRockman Glad Mick didnt show up .... wise move Mick would never cheapen himself Also Mick:
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QuoteTate That was fascinating. I can imagine similar conversations exist about each one of those three by others, behind their backs. It's funny how the conversation ends. Dylan says, out of the blue, "I'm gonna split." Ha. Bob Dylan is a quirky guy. In fact, he's the king of all quirky guys. As the legend goes, that "rehearsal" proved irrelevant when Dylan hit
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This is an excellent song and can you believe I just heard it for the first time? Thanks XM radio! There are two pianos?
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotedcba QuoteSpud That would be fine...so long as it sounds good and finished. Vol.1-3 have proven the material offered here often was quite finished : I remember Strictly Memphis with horns which was brand new (previous versions lacked the brass addition). Imho the horns overdubs made the song absolutely exciting. I say it again ; when we get an expanded reissu
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QuoteMr. Jimi QuoteTravelinMan I'm going to pretend Mick called me up and asked me to produce a new Tattoo You with what's still in the vault (as far as I know), Side A 1-And I Was a Country Boy 2-Who Am I 3-Hamburger To Go 4-Still A Fool 5-Blood Red Wine Side B 1-Travelin' Man 2-Potted Shrimp 3-Hillside Blues (I hate to cut this down to fit the side) 4-Walk With
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I'm going to pretend Mick called me up and asked me to produce a new Tattoo You with what's still in the vault (as far as I know), Side A 1-And I Was a Country Boy 2-Who Am I 3-Hamburger To Go 4-Still A Fool 5-Blood Red Wine Side B 1-Travelin' Man 2-Potted Shrimp 3-Hillside Blues (I hate to cut this down to fit the side) 4-Walk With Me Wendy 5-Exile Ballad
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTheflyingDutchman A band with a decent punch. Taylor at his almost best playing through a great music man amp. One of the rare occasions that Dylan realised what playing with the Stones is all about, with that Tele. He was playing Marshal JCM 800 stacks on that tour, don't think he used the MM amps (which are great by the way). Mathijs You think he used a Boss
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Darn, I missed this one. Will this be uploaded to File Factory?
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman This is great! I'll have to see if I have this show somewhere.
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QuoteKoen QuoteTravelinMan QuoteNikkei QuoteTravelinMan I think so. Having the Buy/Sell/Trade forum is awesome. I also think it would be nice to have a few new sub-forums. For instance, all the Mick Taylor related topics get disorganized in the "Mick Taylor Talk" thread. There could probably be an Off Topic sub-forum as well. Off-Topic subforum? That's a recipe for disaster
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QuoteNikkei QuoteTravelinMan I think so. Having the Buy/Sell/Trade forum is awesome. I also think it would be nice to have a few new sub-forums. For instance, all the Mick Taylor related topics get disorganized in the "Mick Taylor Talk" thread. There could probably be an Off Topic sub-forum as well. Off-Topic subforum? That's a recipe for disaster It's fairly common acr
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QuoteTravelinMan What’s the “Sailor Song” Dylan is talking about? I am curious to know what Bob was trying to say here! I agree with him on "Broken Hands", it's a fantastic rocker.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTravelinMan Quotedcba QuoteDandelionPowderman What did Bob mean by 'never two good gigs in a row'? What he witnessed during his 1984 Eurotour? (just guessing here...) I’ve listened to a lot of those shows. I’m not sure what he’s on about, Taylor sounded pretty consistent IMO He does indeed. He might mean his shape, perhaps? Maybe his attitude, yeah
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I think so. Having the Buy/Sell/Trade forum is awesome. I also think it would be nice to have a few new sub-forums. For instance, all the Mick Taylor related topics get disorganized in the "Mick Taylor Talk" thread. There could probably be an Off Topic sub-forum as well.
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Quotedcba QuoteDandelionPowderman What did Bob mean by 'never two good gigs in a row'? What he witnessed during his 1984 Eurotour? (just guessing here...) I’ve listened to a lot of those shows. I’m not sure what he’s on about, Taylor sounded pretty consistent IMO
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What’s the “Sailor Song” Dylan is talking about?
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"He had a couple of great songs on his record." - Bob Dylan on Mick Taylor Welp, I guess we can put to rest the claim Taylor couldn't write great songs! I think Richards had some great insight here, not mean at all.
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Quoteironbelly QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteChristiaan Quotemkbbcmr Inspired by the Track Talk discussing "100 Years Ago" and the wildly controversial evaluations of "Goat's Head Soup" therein (from "work of genius" to "worst Stones album ever") I revisited this often underrated LP for the umpteenth time over the last few days. True, it was a bit of a disa
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QuoteTaylor1 Separately, Criss Cross, Waiting on a Friend, Travelin Man, were all apparently not considered for the album except Criss Cross Isn't "Travelin Man" (the song, not me) from the Sticky Fingers sessions? I thought Waiting on a Friend was considered when it was being recorded. I think they just had too many ballads after the Exile rock n roll romp.
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Awesome!
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Quoteretired_dog QuoteTravelinMan QuoteRocky Dijon QuoteTravelinMan AI will do that lol I don’t understand why my post related to the very real future of music was deleted because it centers on AI music. People need to talk about it instead of being silenced There's a friendly STICKY at the top of the page explaining why. Simple answer is because our host doesn't want it here. So l
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Quoteexhpart I was there too! I well remember Clapton coming on and my recollection is Key To The Highway as a (final) encore ...but it's a while back of course Incredible!
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QuoteRocky Dijon QuoteTravelinMan AI will do that lol I don’t understand why my post related to the very real future of music was deleted because it centers on AI music. People need to talk about it instead of being silenced There's a friendly STICKY at the top of the page explaining why. Simple answer is because our host doesn't want it here. So long as it's his house, he can
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Quoteretired_dog Quotetreaclefingers Quoteretired_dog QuoteTaylor1 They should have tried something totally different like an album of classical music like Paul McCartney, instrumentalsor Irish folk songs.The thought of another album of r&b songs with Sara Dash and Ivan Neville isn’t that stimulating Boy, you're really onto something! The possibilities are endless and mouthwatering -
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