Touring must be brutal at that age. They can always do a residency like Aerosmith and Billy Joel do.
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QuoteIn open-G, perhaps. He plays Monkey Man in standard tuning, does a good job.
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He still plays his chord riffs great. Damn, he played Monkey Man really good on this tour no? If he would just stick to the 12 fret pentatonic notes on SFTD like on Beggars Banquet it would be great.
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The LP player sounds like Mick Taylor Jr. Nice!
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The boys can still play and excite an audience. If I hadn't seen them before I might spend big dollars to see them. For me personally, I wouldn't spend the money to see HTW, SMU, SFM, etc. played live again. I still follow the setlists and stuff and I love them to death but a live show is over for me.
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Jimmy Page now that's a low slung guitar. Tom Morello very high. Keith likes it that way so he plays it that way. It is harder to play that low but going on many decades he's always strung it there.
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Being on the road and playing for what 2 or 3 hours is tiring, especially for a 78 year old. Heck, go on a business trip for a week or two, it's exhausting. They're doing really well for guys their age.
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My best 1972 MSG, Stevie Wonder opening act (which was fantastic in itself). Others 1975 MSG and 1999 Hartford.
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Still a great live rock band no doubt! Quite a catalog of songs to pull from.
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Wow! GREAT videos dnewton99. Good sound, they show just how great this band is live (still)!
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Probably just a new song or two on compilations or anniversary reissues. They could be ones written some time ago but never finished and released.
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A catalog of many GREAT songs.
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That was a very good SFTD.
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Some nuggets on B2B. Gunface, Flip The Switch, Out of Control, ANybody Seen My Baby are darn good songs.
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QuoteI think this is going to be a great tour for Keith, i still think he has something up his sleeve Absolutely!!!!!
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This is Steve Jordan, a true professional, a Charlie favorite, Winos member, Keith friend..........he will rock the house down! Not even an issue!
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I really think that as Keith ages, his guitar playing has intentionally evolved to put more "roll" into rock n' roll. If you listen to the Fonda Theater show, he played great but very subtly. Sure he has aged but he's doing great.
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Rocks Off, the start of Exile, especially that firt symbal crash at the beginning.
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Rest in Peace Charlie Watts, one of the greats.
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Keith had a few good ones on Cross Eyed Heart. About a new Stones album, I think that ship has sailed away, won't happen.
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IMHO I don't think the band just wants to finish this tour commitment and enjoy the holidays. They're a band, a great live one, who have been doing this for 60 years. It's what they do, it's what they are, it's what they love or they would have quit long ago. I know Keith is always itching to get on the road and look how quickly Mick did after the heart surgery.
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People, this is the Rolling Stones, not some unknown internet band. They are top-notch professionals. They're shows will be outstanding or they wouldn't play. Steve Jordan is a great drummer, I believe Charlie Watts recommended him to Keith for the Winos. The most important thing is that Mr. Watts has a full recovery. The next most no doubt will be the a Stones rocking do
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One of the best JJF's live. As an aside, I watched the Fonda Theater show on Hulu, Netflicks or one of the streaming services (can't remember) and must say, the boys sounded great! Keith's guitar playing was a pure, tasteful, professional joy. I really dug his LP Jr./Tweed Twin sound!
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IORR
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Stones Bowie The Band Dylan Alice Cooper Springsteen Stevie Wonder Ray Charles Beach Boys Deep Purple The Cars The Who Too many lesser ones to list, these are some of the bigger acts I can think of.
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MT.
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Not my type of guitar playing but he was a great player. RIP.
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1972 MSG Scorching MT leads over KR open tuning chords like SFM, so heavy...
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Good song.
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Great album. The more I listen the more I like it.
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