QuoteSpud By page three of this thread , we'll be convinced that Mick has a wooden leg !I was convinced he already did.
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Quotecrholmstrom I'll have to get some before they make me run.And then walk and don't look back after you put them on,
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QuoteSpud Fantastic guitars from a technical viewpoint...but perhaps a bit lacking in character for the Luddites amongst us. As Ian Dury said. "There ain't half been some clever bastards".
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The inspiration for a million garage bands everywhere. God bless 'em.
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Quoterogerriffin Looks like he's got 1792 tour hair going on.
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Keith always gave props to the Winos. Even said they kept him on his toes, and made him play better.
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QuoteDiamondDog7 Never seen this one before.Before Keef got some new Teef.
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QuoteBFR QuoteBosmatic1 Vancouver Island. Lucky you! I think the island is the most beautiful place I've ever been.I have to agree with you!
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QuoteDorn QuoteRockman great pic, never seen before . Mid 70´s ? any idea where ?If you look up 'elegantly wasted' in the dictionary. This picture should be there.
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QuoteCindyC Probably the sexiest woman to ever walk the earth. RIP Raquel.Absolutely. 100 per cent.
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How about the Mighty Max Weinberg. Heavyweight champion of the world!
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QuoteDiamondDog7 This one is from 1974. Keith talking about IORR and Ronnie Wood's first solo album. Just before Keef got his new Teef.
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QuoteProfessorWolf Quotepowerage78 Well... Keith is never more rock 'n' roll than when he's playing with the Winos. Waddy rocks. What energy ! cool thanks steve helps tooI saw the Winos at Massey Hall on this tour. Loved how the band kept Keef on his toes all nite . That band was a force of nature and could move heaven and earth.
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QuoteRockman Harley the Altamont dog .....I thought the Stones were Harley's guest.
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QuoteRocky Dijon Not appreciating her work, I can understand. Overturning her coffin and spitting on the mourners seems a bit extreme. Perhaps I was just raised differently. I whole heartedly agree.
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It might not be the best but Frankfurt is so damn sleazy. Love it.
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QuoteTestify Charlie! You beautiful man, love and miss you dearly.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteDGA35 I love the Sucking In The 70's live version which I believe comes from Oshawa 79? Detroit 1978.Its crazy how fast it is live. Charlie has his foot firmly pressed down on the accelerator. God love him!
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as Sami Yaffa said 'they weren't a hair band, they were a hat band'.
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QuoteGasLightStreet Quotedcba Imho he was a one-trick pony mainly turning albums he worked into some hazy foggy sonic adventures. It wouldn't work with a band whose production motto has always been "make it simple and dry sounding". Plus I don't think Keith would say "ok" to a producer telling him to add layers after layers of guitar overdubbing. Lansois is not
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Quotebye bye johnny Thank you Berlin for an incredible tour finale at beautiful Waldbühne! Woody looks just beautiful here.
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QuoteCooltoplady Quotedrwatts Diamond Dave retires at 70. Mick Jaggers response: 'f@cking amateur'. Mick would never say that. He has never ever been demeaning toward other musicians. Don’t but your words in Micks mouth.It was a joke. Jeezus lighten up.
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Diamond Dave retires at 70. Mick Jaggers response: 'f@cking amateur'.
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Or better yet, the whole Roundhouse show!
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When I saw this headline, I thought it was going to be a completely different story.
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Quotefzv98d I went to the first show at Alpine Valley. Didn't have the best seats but got some video. Here is the finale. video: Thanks so much for that! F@cking awesome.
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I wish they would still play it!
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QuotePalace Revolution 2000 Quotehbwriter i'm still playing this album EVERY day - but...... how could they omit wyman from the sleeve??? I'm asking myself now if it is a legal matter. They must have learned a lesson when revisiting these albums/ boots for reissues. To realize how vital Taylor, Jones and Wyman have been to their most iconic material.Bill's bass playing
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I saw them at Massey Hall a few times mid and late 70s. They did indeed rock. I'm pretty sure a little known band called AC/DC with Bon opened for them once. Loudest thing I ever heard. It could have been REO Speedwagon that Bon and the boys opened for but I can't be sure. Someone named Mary Jane was involved.
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