QuoteAmsterdamned Sorry if this has been posted before: Talk about calling the kettle black...of all the comments Wyman could have made about Taylors time in the Stones...this is truly bizarre.
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QuoteGazza Hopefully 'Sometime in New York City' will be remastered to make the entire record inaudible. Along those lines, I was hoping the instrument being removed was going to be her vocals....sorry could not resist.
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My wife, who is a few years younger felt that I was getting more salt than pepper, so I have used Touch of Grey off and on for the last couple of years. Works very well.
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QuoteToru A How about this one? Huge fan of this one. Knew about Carla Olson from her days playing in LA. She also had a day job as a independent label representative back in the 80s/early 90s and occassional called on the company I worked for.
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I remember hearing Lady of the 80s on a CBS compilation album and thought they were interesting without knowing anything about them, but did not end up being a fan of their hits.
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Wig truthers? It is interesting to see as rock stars age which ones try to keep their younger look and those who age naturally. I think there comes a time in their fourties where they have to make a decision. Charlie Watts and Peter Frampton come to mind as ones who made the decision to let the aging processing take its course and I think they look very good.
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I must have been sleeping back in the day....I had know idea that Mick Taylor played the solo on the Joan Jett hit I Hate Myself for Loving You Mick Taylor part of the original grrrl power movement...I was actually working in the record store at the time and never heard about this. Does not seem like it was widely publicized in the MTV days?
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Quoteopen-g QuoteDeltics Do not touch! you meant wet pants? I think it's Fergie of the Black Eyed Pees Is Wet Fergie one of the song titles on the new Stones album?
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QuoteLightnin' QuoteThe Greek in my book he can come and go as he pleases .same for mick taylor.once a stone ALWAYS a stone .these guys made history together .you cant take that away from them . Good Point, Well Made by the Greek. You would think they would welcome him back for any one offs in England. Ronnie was happy to have him at the Faces reunion concert. It is not like he has lo
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Quotemrgrowl791 Bread Freedom Love the guitar I was going to list a Bread song called Let Your Love Go that was a bit of a rocker for them.
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Quoteskipstone Quote71TeleMemory Motel is contrived lyrically and overwrought sentimental mush (similar to Following The River in that respect). Memory Motel is a million motherfucking miles better ahead than that Wallowing The River song!!!!! And as a bonus it's got Keith singing on it. I am probably in the minority, but I think Black and Blue sounds better and less dated than Some Girl
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Monkey Grip is almost vaudevillian in style....there is also a crazy video for Get Me a Gun on You Tube. There used to be one for Monkey Grip Glue with Bill playing piano, but I cannot find it anymore. Does anyone know what show these clips are from?
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Charlie gets my vote for best by a long shot because he looks like man his age is supposed to look like and a very elegant dresser. Mick J is starting to look a little off with the long colored hair. I guess Keith has aged the worst, but I think he had a hell of a good time doing so.
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What blows my mind is that Daryl Jones has been in the band for 16 years now. Geez time is flying by.
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Agreed, I could personally do without Cherry, but the album has a great sound and I like all the different styles from the various players. This is kind of the Stones guitarist olympics and the participants did well in my opinion.
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Three Dog Night- Mama Told Me Not to Come
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Man, I forgot all about Ellen Foley. I was working in a record store and Epic was pushing the crap out of that first album for a few weeks and then unfortunately it tanked.
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Love "The Pie"...they were very versatile in the Frampton days, and then came up with one of the quintessential British blues rock albums in "Smokin'"
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(Also, would you physically hurt someone next to you who was calling out for "Start Me Up") I think mine would be "Prodigal Son" as I think it is a song they could still do well and yes I would hurt people who were shouting out for "Start Me Up".
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Plundered My Soul Soul Survivor Slave Miss Amanda Jones Winter I would also like to see every concert begin with Start Me Up and end You Got Me Rocking, so fans know they can get to the show a few minutes late or leave a little early!
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Bill Wyman and the Rhythm Kings covered Green River. As far as Stones influence, I guess of the generic sort. I do not hear a lot of it directly. I always found it interesting that Fogerty came up with that swamp rock sound that is associated with the bayou, but if I remember correctly he was California born and raised. it just all goes back to the blues in one way or another.
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Let it Ride was one of my favorites. Good to see that they got healthier.
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Quotemitchflorida "I am not sure I follow. Why would one make the assumption that someone is not a good bass player because there are no solos in their recorded work? I do not think you would find a single person on this forum who would think that way or use it as a criteria for judging bass players." Pleae tell me on what song does Bill Wyman do his finest work on the bass guita
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Mitch Florida loves to throw specualtion out there as fact in kind of a breezy tabloid style. I am not sure of the UK equivalent, but what he does makes me think of a Rock and Roll version on the National Inquirer. I think we have a hard time not responding to his more outlandish takes, in the same way I cannot stop myself from reading the headlines of the Inquirer while I am standing in the gr
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Quote71Tele Mitchflorida wrote all the songs... Mitch Florida AND Mick Taylor wrote all the songs from 1962 until now!
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Nice list...lose Cherry (see thread on worst Stones songs and replace with Slave and I would not be bored for one minute!
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Quote71Tele Quotemitchflorida Quotestones77 It is Bye, bye Johnny .. not the other song. ya ya I know..was typing faster than I can think wyman is solid on bass for sure; but he is also alot more inventive with his patterns than you might think,, you really gotta listen to him, man.. he'll throw some motown riff into a song out of nowhere for example that is so cool and comes from so
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How can you get extra noodles in Ramen? Cook another pack? For me, some of MTs best solos have a such a majesty that they lifted the Stones to another level. Ronnie added a muscular energy that kept the Stones from becoming irrelevant. Best of both worlds.
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Toast with butter for me!
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Seven Days- Ronnie Sway- Mick Taylor/Carla Olson Evening Gown- Mick Wicked As It Seems- Keith Stuff- Bill Miss You- Charlie Watts Sextet
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