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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Live and Let Die video:
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Yes, it's Mick Taylor's, which Jimi Hendrix played backstage at MSG (upside down, strung for right-handed playing...). SGs with a horseshoe vibrato are comparatively rare, although there are a few of them about.
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You're right, thanks for pointing that out!
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Very sad - RIP. Let's work at keeping this forum trainspottery.
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Which version of Layla do you mean? Bobby Whitlock plays on the original Derek and the Dominos version and is credited as songwriter together with EC.
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Definitely Sway (outro solo). Should have gone on for a minute or two longer though.
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Looks somewhat like an early '80s Heritage reissue, with the wood grain running parallel to the neck as opposed to the edge of the body. However, the wood looks more like mahogany than korina, although that might be the lighting. I didn't know the Heritage reissues went as far as an F-series though; the single letter and three digit serial number is otherwise a unique feature of those r
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QuoteNikkei Hey Negrita is not reggae. Never crossed my mind either, until I heard Ronnie playing the rhythm guitar to it on his radio show with Slash. That has a distinctly reggae flavour; the only one that really works for the Stones IMHO.
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QuoteDGA35 Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble The guy on the far right kind of looks like a young Don Was. Tommy Shannon, who came close (?) to becoming Bill Wyman's successor.
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Quotewaterrats Quotemighty stork Scotty Moore Wow! That must be close to heaven for Keith ... Don't matter where you are Everybody's gonna need a ventilator
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Quotecrholmstrom think that is the happiest i've ever seen Mike Cooley look! DBT on meeting MJ
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I stumbled across some new details as to the provenance of Keith’s first ’59 Burst (online update to the Stones Gear Book – see http://www.gregstackhouseprevost.com/stones-gear.html, at the bottom of the page). The photo shows the ‘60s UK band The Outlaws, with rhythm guitarist Ken Lundgren holding a sunburst Les Paul; the lead guitarist BTW is Ritchie Blackmore. Lundgren sold/traded the Burst
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I'd be interested to know how we - or some people - know that e.g. Micawber is a '53 as opposed to '54 Tele. Blackguard Teles were made until mid-54, and serial numbers, which were still on the bridgeplate, overlapped a lot in the period from 1950 to 1954 (even more so than in later periods). Body and neck dates as well as pot codes (unless replaced) would need to have been verifie
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Side 4 of The Kids Are Alright (The Who).
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Bedspring Symphony bought as a cassette in Camden Market in the '80s (incorrectly labelled as Munich '73).
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Vintage Trouble Whiskey Myers Chris Robinson Brotherhood Doyle Bramhall II Eric Gales The Dream Syndicate
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QuoteDandelionPowderman This is a gig where Mick Taylor should have been invited. He's one of the few out there with a tone that's reminiscent to Green's, imo. Another connection is that he was Peter Green's successor at John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.
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Quotegoinhome I think the guitar driven live versions of Sympathy for the Devil from the '69/'70 and '75 tours are far superior to the post 1989 drum loop track / piano thing they do now. I wonder what SFTD would have sounded like live in '72 with Nicky Hopkins.
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