never worked in 73 i'm sorry to say , needs a lot of rehearsing
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Quote71Tele Quotegripweed QuoteRokyfan Quoteduffydawg Quotertr M.T. over plays and is overrated. Keith and Ronnie should not be backing this guy up. What a slap in their faces. You are an idiot. Tell me a better "back and forth" than KR and MT in Sympathy for the Devil on GYYA??? So you saw them in 1969, huh? So you are like 65+ years old on a message board ranking on MT? I thin
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QuoteEleanor Rigby Quotestraycatblues73 QuoteDandelionPowderman There was weaving in the Brian era already (listen to Spider And The Fly). Keith has only stated that the guitar arrangements became more like they were in the Brian-days when Ronnie joined. Sure, there were lots of cool weaving with Taylor as well. My beef with it is that it completely vanished by 1972. I Got The Blues and Sha
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QuoteDandelionPowderman There was weaving in the Brian era already (listen to Spider And The Fly). Keith has only stated that the guitar arrangements became more like they were in the Brian-days when Ronnie joined. Sure, there were lots of cool weaving with Taylor as well. My beef with it is that it completely vanished by 1972. I Got The Blues and Shake Your Hips were probably the best exam
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just had a fortnight sleep. .
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteron091 GYYYO is the second-best live album ever recorded. The Who Live at Leeds (esp. the re-worked edition) is incredible but Ya Ya's is second. The most listened to Stones album ever by the masses. It turned me on to them and I'm sure it is the same for lots of others. Well, Ya Ya's has the best music. That makes the choice easy for me exactly
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QuoteRoll73 Quotecanuguessmyname Ronnie has been wih the Stones longer than Brian, taylor or Bill. Bill- Dec. 1962-1993. ( 30 + years); Taylor- 1969-1974 (4-5 years); Ronnie- 1975-present (38 years)! Yeh really good. But aren't you forgetting someone? he certainly is . dont let his majesty see this ! anyway taylor 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 -------yeah 4-5 years ------------
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QuoteDandelionPowderman His playing on You gotta move is pretty awesome as well. As authentic as it gets. along with i got the blues ( sticky is a great album ) maybe too obvious ? winter , lovely ( no other word for it ) playing by both micks
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dead flowers seems to steal the show when its unexpected in the setlist as it was in 72 and 73 ( great fast paced version ). surely anybody's classic stones , visually and musically.
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QuoteErik_Snow Me don't like This is not rock'n roll, this is some kind of cheap "women-watching-TV-series-feelings" I'm sure this video clip would feel nice if knitting and eating cookies at the same time me neither . where's the riff ?
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Quotestonehearted Quotestraycatblues73 QuoteShade Quotepalerider22 Strange...For the past 48 hours I've been communicating with some buddies that I've been to Stones concerts with since the '81 tour and the general thought has been somewhat surprising. We're all in our 50's and to a man, and we're all men...Nobody...and I mean, Nobody...seems to be willing to shell o
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotestraycatblues73 QuoteShade Quotepalerider22 Strange...For the past 48 hours I've been communicating with some buddies that I've been to Stones concerts with since the '81 tour and the general thought has been somewhat surprising. We're all in our 50's and to a man, and we're all men...Nobody...and I mean, Nobody...seems to be willing to s
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Lots of great photos ! some questions though, Quotestonehearted quote] with the bigsby LP present is that date of the righthand photo correct ? Quotestonehearted you have a date and place for this ? i presume its in 1969 , QuotePalace Revolution 2000 These are two of my alltime favorite Stones photos; and they alternate as screen saver great sho
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QuoteShade Quotepalerider22 Strange...For the past 48 hours I've been communicating with some buddies that I've been to Stones concerts with since the '81 tour and the general thought has been somewhat surprising. We're all in our 50's and to a man, and we're all men...Nobody...and I mean, Nobody...seems to be willing to shell out a couple of hundred, or a few hundre
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bonnie raitt - river of tears
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vox12string , i played along with my pipes , listen to the result . ha! great session . thousands of miles apart .
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QuoteKeithNacho Quotetalkcheap Brown Suger live in 73 lots of slide on it That's why i do not like this version Slide is fantastic, but not here, where taylor's overpaying was so prominent Taylor was never overpaid!
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Quote2000 LYFH You can hear him here! Almost sounds like he should have had a song writing credit on this one too... sorry , but keith steals the show here with his guitar picking.
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Quotetheanchorman [ On a side note, check out the "Jazz Flute" Joe Vitale laid out during Turn To Stone on the Eagles Long Run Tour. Ah yes , great stuff he did on you cant argue with a sick mind and the accompanying video joe walsh and friends . friends incidentally,including don felder in the band and don henley and glenn frey on help me through the night
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QuoteChris Fountain to clear matters -from Wiki - I quote - "Take It Easy" is a song written by Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey, and most famously recorded by the Eagles (with Frey singing lead vocals). It was the band's first single, released on May 1, 1972. It peaked at #12 on the July 22, 1972 Billboard Hot 100 chart, spending 11 weeks on the chart that summer, after debuti
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Quoteflacnvinyl Thank you for the review, article scans and comments. I wasn't born when it came out and have always been fascinated by this record. Only Stones fans know it exists. Btw, I completely I agree on the sound mix. It is one muddy mess. I would love to remix it! Definitely my dream job, honestly. Fix the kick drum, open up the snare sound, clear up the overhead mics.. Give the
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QuoteSpud I struggle with a lot of Irish folk in it's raw form...but I really like to hear its influence come out in other country & rock genres . an acquired taste , i know , which i acquired in the eighties . never looked to play rock music again till about ten years ago and put some rock styles (and songs) in the set . now when i play i pod on shuffle its a mix of pure tunes on
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keeping this thread at the top of the page, tunes!
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a song we do ourselves
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of course theres no show without donal !
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being a singer guitarist and an irish piper as well , these are great, and i mean GREAT!
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the golden era is ,of course , 6 years of jones , 6 years of taylor and 6 years of wood
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QuoteGravityBoy Quotestraycatblues73 QuoteAnd.. (wait for it)... A Feast of Irish Folk Music II this and your stones albums is all you need !!!!! if you dont want it any more please get your brother to sell it to me . Haaaaaaa! No chance. That is a brilliant album. It's actually called "Another Feast of Irish Folk" and it's rare. I managed to get so
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QuoteWeLoveToPlayTheBlues Has there ever been anything written about the mix done for Neighbours? Why the cymbals are not in the mix until the end of the song? not to mention the horrible snare sound. .. .
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