He also used two different '59 teles at the O2 shows (and most probably at the Barkley Center) in 2012 for It's All Over Now/The Last Time respectively and Paint it Black (with the capo). You can see Pierre already in the background with the one for Paint it Black at the end of both of these videos:
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Great news. Looking forward to it, whatever album or period is covered. There are still these titles of B2B songs out there that haven't yet leaked (High or Low, Ever-changing World...) and I really love the ones we got over the last years from Desperate Man, Sanctuary, Prairie Love to I Don't Need You Anymore. Really would love to get to hear more from those sessions. And as alre
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Nice mini documentary So this is another one in the series of YouTube mini documentaries Mercury Studios has done over the last two years like the one on the rio show the mobile or the first online-streamed show in 1994 They all end with that yellow screen (and the no filter tongue), so they seem to consider these as parts of the same series (in contrast to the lyric videos)
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when watching these Ronnie documentary videos with Bobby Womack last month, I thought I caught Ronnie referring to a bottle with some powder in it as 999 (if I understood that correctly), it occurred to me that it might also be a term for stuff of high purity...I don't know but that might be another layer of meaning, besides the more obvious ones already mentioned Does any of you know, ho
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Thanks for the link. Never seen that before. According to Nico Zentgraf's database this comes from an unfinished documentary "Ron Wood - A private view" by Mark Pines in the summer of 1982. There are many more videos from that project to be found here: https://archive.org/details/markpines Just skimmed through that and there's also a second part to that video from Redlands
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I still think this is one of the weaker songs on the record (although weak seems like the wrong word for any of the songs on this album), however it is growing on me and I find myself playing it in my head etc. more and more. I don't know, normally I love this kind of Stones/Keith stuff, but here it felt to pastiche-stones at the first few listens, from the TD-like intro (which in itself i
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Studying the liner notes, I noticed that here Don Was is credited with recording and producing, while on Mess it Up, he is not mentioned and only Krish Sharma (who I think is connected to Don Was) is credited as recording engineer. So I would assume, that while Mess it up only uses Charlie's drum track, with Live by the Sword the whole backing track was recorded live back in 2019 and that�
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QuoteTopi By the way, keefriffhards, I did a search and found a post about the setlist sign-off process, not sure if correct: you can see Arnold Dunn bringing the setlist of the 2006 Copacabana concert into Keith dressing room and Keith signing it off in the salt of the earth documentary (at the beginning of this part: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yfu4DSh9Ps)
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Quotemike567 QuoteDavidW What guitar is Keith playing? I see that it only has 5 tuning pegs but am unable to make out the emblem on the headstock. I know it is modified or custom made. The emblem looks kinda like the mindless records logo, so probably some custom job. it's a Vicente Carrillo guitar. He build different guitars (a flamenco one and a 10-string) for Keith with the mindless r
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QuoteDavidW What guitar is Keith playing? I see that it only has 5 tuning pegs but am unable to make out the emblem on the headstock. I know it is modified or custom made. The emblem looks kinda like the mindless records logo, so probably some custom job.
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QuoteHardRiffin QuoteEasterMan Driving Me Too Hard sounds like something Keith would sing. Feels like a slowed down mellow version of "How I Wish". I was thinking the same. Imo it's a Keef song. I really like it! Parts of it remind me of crosseyed heart, especially the pre-chorus with "look what you've done to me". At the moment I'm not sure if it is just t
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Quotegotdablouse Quotemike567 Quotebye bye johnny Ronnie interview with NME So it sounds like they had some kind of rehearsals of the new songs the week after the Hackney Empire press conference? (Or at least they had planned to do that) Where are you hearing that in the interview? Steve and Matt were reported to be in Hackney but they would be there as Mick and Keith's "right
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Quotebye bye johnny Ronnie interview with NME So it sounds like they had some kind of rehearsals of the new songs the week after the Hackney Empire press conference? (Or at least they had planned to do that)
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotekeefriffhards QuoteGasLightStreet Quoteschillid 2:17... isn't that Keith solo??? Lol. Sounds like Keith to me. Love at about 3.30 Mick did that thing he used to, "NO NO" this passionate plea to stop but you know he wants you to keep on doing it, Keiths guitar all around it, riffing for dear life, the ending of Angry is strong and powerful, ye
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QuoteLien Steve Jordan in London for the Hackney Diamond launch At first I thought that's from last week, but seems like there is something going on today. Does anybody know anymore?
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Quotebig4 Quotedoitywoik QuoteIrix Quotedoitywoik Is it knowns whether it is the original version or the covid version? Universal Music Japan says: "released in 2020" - sounds like the then released single version. Thanks, Irix! So this is clarified. Means we have to wait for a rarities album that will be released in 20 years or so (when we all will be so deaf we couldn't
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QuoteDoxa QuoteBig Al QuoteDoxa Yeah, very interesting article, thanks. It also explains why they did re-release FORTY LICKS - to reach better the streaming audience. It also covers better their whole career than the old steady seller HOT ROCKS that misses such popular tunes as "Start Me Up", "Beast of Burden", "Angie" and "Miss You, all be longing to their t
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QuoteDoxa An oddity is the BEGGARS BANQUET billboard. The only reference to ABKCO era, but with a not fitting Jagger playing guitar there (the source of it I don't know). - Doxa The guitar playing Jagger is coming from the Rain Fall Down video
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Quotegotdablouse Thanks for setting me straight ;-) The "shouldn't really say that" part is in the Fallon PC though at 6:27 - it's not really clear what the issue is though and it makes sense to have dropped it from the transcription...does it maybe mean that Steve also played on the two Charlie tracks ? I understood that part as: "and so 10, well I think actually i
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Quotedoitywoik Even if Chuck is doing only overdubs he will certainly know whether he is doing overdubs for a song with Charlie or a song with Steve. As for his participation in the actual recording sessions, has it been known earlier (with B2B or ABB ) whether he or some other sideman/guest was present at the sessions before the album came out? (Honestly, I can't remember.) For sure Chuck
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Quotedoitywoik QuoteKRiffhard Quotedoitywoik QuoteWorriedAboutYou QuoteJimmy C Chuck just posted on his Instagram that “the next Rolling Stones album will feature a Charlie Watts” The source of this quote is an interview with Ronnie from October 2022: So is this Chuck more or less confirming what Ronnie said in that interview? (Or Keith's 'the last of Charlie' statement?) He
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QuoteDoxa QuoteDandelionPowderman It could be as simple as all of those guys are friends (and fans), and when the Stones finally are recording an album, they wanna hang around True, but Steve's remark about "Rockin' with Paul" might suggest that Macca was not there just hanging around... - Doxa ...and what Steve wrote about the picture with Stevie: "it was so
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There's also a version with the lyrics in Spanish The Rolling Stones - Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
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Will they open with scarf fighting man?
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that's the outtake Dream About, that was on the Fully Finished Outtakes set that surfaced last year edit: here you go
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If you zoom in on Sasha’s insta post you also get the first part of the setlist…
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QuoteCristiano Radtke Quoterogerriffin simply impossible to see words for me That pic is reversed. This way it's more legible: here's the other one with mother's little helper
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Sasha posted an instagram story from the rehearsals with her in front of Ronnie‘s setlists. It’s really hard decipher anything but I’m pretty sure about neighbors, ruby tuesday, she’s a rainbow, (mother’s little) helper and (doom and) gloom
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There you go: You also find set of links here:
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There seemed to be plans by early October 1968 by the Beatles for a live tv special...so more or less these ideas were in the air for both bands. Also One Plus One with the studio footage of SFTD premiered at the end of November. And btw Godard was the one filming Jefferson Airplane on the rooftop in New York. And in 1967 we had the Beatles live broadcast of All You Need Is Love with Mick and
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