QuoteProfessorWolf here's another 9 minutes of footage from msg 72 here's even more
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QuoteGasLightStreet Holy crap. What a lot to look at. The general saying is Charlie played according to Keith. I'd be surprised if someone measured She's So Cold to Rocks Off, in regard to timing of the songs, and that they said 'He never wavered.' Bullshit. Charlie's gift was steady wavering. Forget live, which had disasters as well as metronome, it's the
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QuoteMathijs Mathijs That CYHMN snippet sounded very promising, fast, and with a punch. Lest's hope it will show up entirely sooner or later.
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QuoteMizzAmandaJonez Cheers Dutchman, thanks for taking the time to read my article. No problem. All I wanted to point out with "don't exaggerate" is that I find the info provided in the entire article, related to Brian's recent passing, quite superfluous. A matter of taste I guess.
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QuoteMizzAmandaJonez Thank you for your wise input, but don't exaggerate. In the end it's a GAD GAD GAD, which half the world suffers from.
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The famous Feyenoord "Kuip Stadium" in Rotterdam is not allowed to facilitate big concerts anymore because of "noise pollution". Now that is sad after all those years. Nothing else matters regarding this topic.
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I remember when the song Good Vibrations was released.I was only a little kid and It gave me instant goosebumps. It was only many years later when I discovered where this out of space sound came from: the theremin, and the Hammond. That sound fascinates me till today. Rip Brian Wilson †
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No issues in Amsterdam. Roll over Beethoven.
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The "Roll over Beethoven" versions played during the 1970 tour are rock and roll at its best.
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This is a quote from the internet,"Quora", on which I agree: I have been playing since 1968. Crossroads, from Wheels of Fire, is the song that made me want to play lead guitar. After 50 years of playing, I could probably play anything Clapton ever played, because his playing isn’t particularly challenging. There are still many things that Hendrix did that I find challenging.
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteBig Al QuoteTheflyingDutchman If Jimi Hendrix was "God", then the Crossroads Festival, founded by Clapton, came 29 years too late. You know, I'll take 'prime Clapton' over Hendrix, any day: Blues Breakers; Cream; Bind Faith; Derek & The Dominos. He was utterly supreme. Even his Yardbirds work was monstrously good for 1
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QuoteBig Al QuoteTheflyingDutchman If Jimi Hendrix was "God", then the Crossroads Festival, founded by Clapton, came 29 years too late. You know, I'll take 'prime Clapton' over Hendrix, any day: Blues Breakers; Cream; Bind Faith; Derek & The Dominos. He was utterly supreme. Even his Yardbirds work was monstrously good for 1964: Good Morning Little Schoolgirl; I Ain&
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If Jimi Hendrix was "God", then the Crossroads Festival, founded by Clapton, came 29 years too late.
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The original song is beautiful to my ears but the lyrics is sheer slime.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTheflyingDutchman Quotekeefriffhards Quotelapaz62 Taylor got another thing wrong, he said Clapton and he developed together only Clapton developed quicker. He forgot the part were he caught and blew past him. Not sure any guitar player has blown past Mick Taylor, is that even possible, with the Stones he took the music
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTheflyingDutchman Quotekeefriffhards Quotelapaz62 Taylor got another thing wrong, he said Clapton and he developed together only Clapton developed quicker. He forgot the part were he caught and blew past him. Not sure any guitar player has blown past Mick Taylor, is that even possible, with the Stones he took the music to another stratosphere never surpassed. lap
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Quotekeefriffhards Quotelapaz62 Taylor got another thing wrong, he said Clapton and he developed together only Clapton developed quicker. He forgot the part were he caught and blew past him. Not sure any guitar player has blown past Mick Taylor, is that even possible, with the Stones he took the music to another stratosphere never surpassed. lapaz62 is in the stratosphere though. He passed a
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WtF L ?
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Taylor's autobiography. You have to play the guitar to read it.
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A nice short compilation.
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QuoteDoxa Well, didn't they, according to same source, ask him to replace Brian Jones... Like - you know, in the actual reality, did they even knew that the bass player of Jeff Beck Group play guitar - "Yeah, let's replace Brian with a bass player. Right, Bill?"... - Doxa Unfortunately they consulted John Mayall in 1969.
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The "Keith Richards"of Jazz.
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QuotePalace Revolution 2000 It is a great thread. This type thread was pretty much what ruled 'Tell Me' way back. Unfortunately those days are almost over.
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The sound Taylor has at 7:47 (solo) is insane.
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At ca 3:17 (fade in) and 7:47 (solo) we can hear Mick Taylor using some sort of heavy Fuzz-sound. Did he actually use this on stage or was this edited in the studio ? Thanks.
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Keep on printing footage.
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