Kenny Wayne Shepherd The Dandy Warhols Popa Chubby (hopefully third time lucky after two postponements).
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QuoteBig Al Quote1962 Just My Imagination Ain'Too Proud To Beg Hitch Hike Good Times That's How Strong My Love Is Goin' To A Go-Go (1981-1982 version) I've Been Loving You Too Long If You Need Me Pain In My Heart I Don't Know You Can Make It If You Try Cry To Me Can I Get a Witness Under the Boardwalk All great! The best part of the Rolling Stones! This
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The Brian Jonestown Massacre Mogwai
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Billy Gibbons' top 10 favourite guitarists: video:
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The Jesus and Mary Chain The Devon Allman Project Allah-las Marcus King Robert Jon & the Wreck
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Was Dick Taylor handing that badge out?
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£700-800k is a lot of money for a Strat with an incorrect pickguard.
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I Got the Blues
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Cool - Ronnie's putting his "Stay With Me" Zemaitis to good use and definitely looks ready for the tour.
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The Jesus and Mary Chain Popa Chubby Marcus King
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Cool- I also hear some JJ Cale in there.
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The Brian Jonestown Massacre The Pixies Chuck Prophet & Mission Express Kenny Wayne Shepherd Popa Chubby Paul Weller Warner E. Hodges Band Billy Gibbons & The BFGs Vintage Trouble Ben Poole Rival Sons (all in Hamburg)
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QuoteRocky Dijon Quotededospegajosos Imagine if during the recording of some girls bill and charlie had a violent diarrea attack and mick, keith and ron had to use session musicians instead for the whole record. The same album. Would you consider it a stones album? Even if it was really good and entertaining? Maybe a casual fan would.You know you wouldnt. It would be a nice and enjoiable rarity
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Quoteyeababyyea Dagens Nyheter (Swedish newspaper) : Watt is a perennial Grammy-winning producer who, whether he's producing Justin Bieber, Ozzy Osbourne, Camilla Cabello, Iggy Pop or the Stones, applies the same scrubbed filter to everything, with the sole aim of impressing the guys at the hi-fi store. Or possibly Patrick Bateman. At least Patrick Bateman might finally realise th
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Ben Poole Rival Sons
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Quoteretired_dog Quotegoingmad QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotemarcovandereijk How about Saint of me as a gospel inspired song? I think Billy Preston (he went to church in Brussels?) is the first one to bring some gospel into the music, as he did on Shine a Light and Saint of me. And isn't Salt of the Earth also an example of the Stones flirting with gospel? Indeed. There is certainly a
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The third paragraph specifies: "[...] And most challengingly, we opted to disqualify lead singers whose most famous bands are named after them — Bruce Springsteen, Prince, Joan Jett — because it made the lines between solo artist and band too blurry, and because we’d prefer to use this list to focus on the bands that were more democratically assembled, but whose frontpeople still led the
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Vintage Trouble
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Definitely sounds interesting: Suttree Wikipedia
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Quotetreaclefingers It's such a weird coincidence that I was born almost exactly, and I mean to the day, 8 years and 5 months less a few days before this! How many days are "a few days" exactly? Therein could lie a further hidden significance.
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Better late than never: Child of the Moon I Don't Know Why Jigsaw Puzzle Slave Who's Driving Your Plane
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Brief reference to Knebworth here (no mention of blowing anyone off the stage though, or, for that matter, performing on out-of-bounds sections thereof...). Artimus Pyle Pays Tribute to Gary Rossington
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Chuck Prophet & The Mission Express Kenny Wayne Shepherd Popa Chubby Paul Weller Christone "Kingfish" Ingram Billy Gibbons & The BFGs
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Quotedcba From Sorum's book : "The next night [1993-01-15], it was time for our first gig. Ronnie was there, backstage, and one of us said, “Ronnie, you want to come up and play ‘Knocking on Heaven’s Door’ with us?” “Oh yeah, I know that one, yeah, yeah!” he said. “Cool,” said Slash. “It’s really easy, like three chords—G, D, C, and A minor.” “Oh, A minor,” said Ronnie, “the sadd
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Muddy Waters (feat. Johnny Winter) at the Capital Jazz Festival, Alexandra Palace, London, on 19 July 1979, amongst others. I also saw Chuck Berry there a couple of days later.
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That's a most impressive list - presumably all studio versions on official releases?
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QuoteRockman ................. Death In Vegas cover Aladdin Story on their Contino Sessions album Without crediting Jagger/Richards.
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Must be something about black Telecaster Customs that attracts stage crashers...
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RIP Wilko Johnson. From a purely visual perspective alone, Wilko and Norman Watt-Roy were a great combination on stage (didn't sound too bad either...).
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QuoteVoodooLounge13 Just realized the studio version is posted above. Gave it a listen, too. It's good, but not quite as good as that live version!!! That live version is great. I've often thought that IORR works (even) better in the key of E at a slower pace than the Chuck Berry style live versions in B.
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