I can remember "London Calling" and "La Grange" (more than once) at Hyde Park in 2013.
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QuoteMisterDDDD Quotexke38 QuoteMisterDDDD QuoteIanBillen They meaning the Stones themselves (and media outlets). Charlie did not die from natural causes ... He was gravely ill for a while.. Yes, we are all aware that it wasn't natural causes. Was relaying the media statements. Which, I echo the sentiments of good on 'em for honoring his privacy. As well as the band for honoring
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QuoteMisterDDDD QuoteIanBillen They meaning the Stones themselves (and media outlets). Charlie did not die from natural causes ... He was gravely ill for a while.. Yes, we are all aware that it wasn't natural causes. Was relaying the media statements. Which, I echo the sentiments of good on 'em for honoring his privacy. As well as the band for honoring it as well. A death other
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Many excellent tributes posted in this thread. Here's another one, from Warren Haynes: Charlie Watts was the heartbeat of Rock & Roll. No one provided more backbeat, rhythm, personality, and style to Rock & Roll music, and he continued to do so for almost 60 years. I have near-visual memories of being in my bedroom, nine years old, and listening to the single of "Honky Tonk W
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Quotestevecardi QuoteTaylor1 Nothing could top the 1972 performance from Ft Worth on the Ladies and Gentlemen movie. Taylor's blues solos are as great as any on recordvideo: I think the version in L&G is from Houston. But that said, if I had to choose my all-time favorite version of LIV, it's a tie between the two Fort Worth shows on the 1972 tour. They're m
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Quotefrenchstones33 the telecaster on the table is probably mick taylor's blond telecaster that he used at the london concert in december 1969 and at the ed sullivan show on gimme shelter. the one he has in his hands may be jimmy johnson's guitar. there is also the famous es 330 which could be keith's guitar on brown sugar ......jimmy johnson telecaster Could well be Mick Taylo
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Here's a photo from Muscle Shoals showing an unknown Blackguard Tele, an ES-330 and another Tele, maybe the late '60s Muscle Shoals "House" Tele.
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Very sad news. It was worth seeing (or hearing...) ZZ Top live for the sound of Dusty's bass alone. They also supported the Stones in '81 and AFAIK on one of the later tours.
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Interesting that serial murder appears to be less controversial than the topics raised in the article...
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QuoteSonofHarlemShuffler Getting my second jab soon. I am SO glad the UK left the EU. The UK's course of action would have also been possible if it had not left the EU (albeit maybe politically less straightforward). Overall, the UK hasn't been the best place to be over the course of the pandemic (again not a result of leaving the EU), although it has certainly got its vaccination
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No doubt we'll be trated to an extra couple of minutes of Sway outro solo.
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Quotejbwelda Copenhagen 2007 dude we hung out with for a bit: jb Hope he didn't try to park his Harley in front of the stage.
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Paul Weller Warner E Hodges North Mississippi Allstars Drive By Truckers Aynsley Lister The Black Crowes Ben Poole Hopefully, at least some of these will take place...
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I think the ranking has its merits, especially if one disregards the ranking attributed to ABB. Including some but not all compilations and live albums (to the extent practicable) may not be fully logical or consistent, but the Top 10 ranking including - arguably - the best of these does give a good overview of the Stones at their peak.
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Awesome 20 or so second solo starting at 1:46: I And I Newcastle Unfortunately - as far as I'm concerned -, the Real Live version is no match for this...
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I picked this one up a few years ago (a '71). Nice guitar, but, as you mention, a bit on the heavy side,,,
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That's the Ampeg Dan Armstrong. Serial production took place from 1969 to 1971, and there have been a few reissues since. Here's some more info, including a list of players: Ampeg Dan Armstrong
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Beck: Loser
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I thought it was quite gniniatretne.
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Quotelonglongwinter Fake news, he's not in a coma, he's in the hospital and on the mend...he will be fine. Stop with the panic porn Can you please elaborate on what the fake news was there?
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QuoteTheGreek Love the image of the man in black with Keith , but who is on the Les Paul with his face obscured ? Neil Young.
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And $704k for Brian Jones's '68 Gold Top Les Paul.
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$106k for the legendary white Vox AC30!
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Billy Gibbons' nomination here: Best Stones Songs
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Amazing - thanks for posting these!
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Running a bit fast - JJF clocks in at about 2:50...
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Quotejbwelda >Keith was on EPO. Well, that certainly is revealing. Care to expand on that a bit? jb
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That thought crossed my mind too, but I'd interpret roll as in wave/change of course.
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The Who at Charlton - the loudest concert ever (back then, and for a number of years thereafter).
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Very sad news - much too young at 55. Great guitarist - RIP, Lucky P.
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