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Quote71Tele Is anyone really playing here? Can you think of another performance without any guitars? <object width="640" height="390"><param name="movie" value="?version=3&amp; Whaahahaha,Keith (on 0.17 min) while Mick is singing "While The Sun Is...". Never noticed it before. I hear Mick singing 'While The Sun Is Light", th
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QuoteNICOS Quotemakim Pammy, please send a private mail, I can point you in the right direction! Please share it in the group if it's worthwhile............ Mmmh, isn't that risky, to tell everybody where you can find all these wonderful records/cd's that shops weren't allowed to sell because these records are illegal? A few weeks ago I visited a big city in the south
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Quotemattleeuk Sacke: I have this amazing Not Fade Away book (Geoffrey Giuliano), 256 pages. Why shall I buy this new book? mattleeuk: Not Fade Away / The Rolling Stones Album as it was called in the USA is THE book that inspired me to collect. It is a truly fantastic book based on the collection of Chris Eborn. Having said that I have never actually read it, just looked at the pictures! The
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QuoteMadMax The Perth show is a killer, I also like that dry sound, even though the reverb on for instance the Brussels '73 serves the sound right. The sound of a (bootleg)recording doesn't tell me anything about how the Stones actually sounded...
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I have this amazing Not Fade Away book (Geoffrey Giuliano), 256 pages. Why shall I buy this new book? (I will buy it ofcourse)...
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Betcha this guy doesn't use backing tracks... Some nice jumping on 3:52 min...must be the backing track that stopped too late!!
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QuoteKeessie Quotemarko any idea what source they used? The Erik Davidse source !!!! Gr Ray I bet it was not easy to get these original tapes running in the right direction
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Quoteflilflam Great video. I would like to see the Stones cover more Chuck Berry songs. Actually, Berry's version of his own song is much better than this, but this version is very good. Well, I think you're talking about Chuck's studio-version...because I never heard a better live version than the 69-tour version by the Stones.
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QuoteErik_Snow Mind noting; I bought the bootleg DVD of this event, 2-3 years before it was released officially (on DVD); and the soundquality of the bootleg is much better than the official output. The guitars are full of fire on the bootleg, while they are mixed to sound sterile on the official output. Sounds like doing a 'lading and gentlemen' to me...
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I must say Mick's bassplaying is quite basic (= good) bassplaying with a few nice phrasings. I would say very 'Wymanish'....and often you hear it when it's a guitarist who handles a bassguitar. Charlie's bassdrum and the bass are going well together. It's only the abrupt breaks that sound a little weird, but that can be the result of some producers activity.
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Quotemitchflorida I think I have seen most of those , with the exception of the live performance of 2120 South Michigan Avenue. x2
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The beginning of the verses is a little bit (chords/melody) like this one: However, I like the dynamics of your song...and the voice is a little bit Peter Gabriel..
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Wew...never knew Ron Wood was involved! Got the tracks on a cheapo bluescd back in the eighties. Now I read that drummer Twink (Pretty Things/Tomorrow) was also a member. And i won't call Lord's sound dated, it's just this hammond sound (B3?). You can't call a tenorsax dated, would you? Very nice and heavy (drums)sound, it doesn't sound 1967, I always thought this was
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Never seen this footage before!
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Quotefalo01 QuoteTour 75/76 Quotefalo01 here is the link for part #2 for everybody. no money ! it`s for free. Thanks falo01 indeed how many volumes are there ?? and where can i find them ? there are 5 volumes (up to 1994/95 & Keith solo). they are all out of print and not available anymore. I have them all on my hard drive here and wanna make them downloadable for free soon, as soon
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Thanx for reminding me to this site!
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Don't forget this version of "the Stones in the Park" dvd, with 3 extra tracks (Mercy Mercy, Stray Cat Blues and No Expectations)!
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QuoteAmsterdamned Quotecrawdaddy QuoteAmsterdamned QuoteMathijs QuoteAmsterdamned QuoteMathijs If you take into account that a lot is added to Taylor's solo by the SVT's turned to ten, 20.000 people in attendance and a live band instead of click track as backdrop, this guy nails the solo. Mathijs Then you might as well wipe the entire Rolling Stones under the carpet. As usual I
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QuoteAmsterdamned Apart from the timing,vibrato and feeling,he's playing the right tones. Good job. Give him some "flight hours". x2
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It's fun to 'see' what Mick played, but this guy's vibrato (for example on 0.55 min) is annoying!
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Solomon Burke also did a version...
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Never saw these pictures before!!
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Quotetheimposter Anybody know the slide tuning for the original album version? My guess is it is open of some sort, G or E, since Keith wasn't a terribly experienced slide player and I find slide in standard tuning to be more difficult. Haha, Keith wasn't a terribly experienced slide player is an understatement!
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I think there are some pictures in this book (can't remember if there are only pictures from the Munster gig, as title states): Update: I've just checked my copy, and the title says it all: only pictures from the Munster-gig. and in the new Bob Bonis book...
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Quotetexas fan QuoteSacke QuoteMathijs QuoteSilver Dagger QuoteMathijs Quote71Tele Always thought this was a psychedelic classic. Does Keith do the "ooh la la" vocals on it? Yep, that's Keith. Mathijs It's Keith but speeded up. It doesn't sound sped up. It sounds like his normal falsetto voice. Mathijs Actually it (sounds to me like it) is recorded at a sl
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QuoteMathijs QuoteSilver Dagger QuoteMathijs Quote71Tele Always thought this was a psychedelic classic. Does Keith do the "ooh la la" vocals on it? Yep, that's Keith. Mathijs It's Keith but speeded up. It doesn't sound sped up. It sounds like his normal falsetto voice. Mathijs Actually it (sounds to me like it) is recorded at a slower speed, and then you g
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Wolf People (october 2010 release)...listen to this if you like sixties/seventies rock!!
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This footage is not that new, it's already on a unofficial Jimi Hendrix dvd called "1967" (tracklisting) -Hey Joe (Music Hall de Paris, may 11, 1967) -Wild Thing (Music Hall de Paris, may 11, 1967) -The Wind Cries Mary (Discorama, Paris, oct 12, 1967) -Burning Of The Midnight Lamp (Discorama, Paris, oct 12, 1967) -The Wind Cries Mary (Montparnasse, Paris, oct 11, 1967) -Bu
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Let me place this video of a young Micky Taylor in this thread...
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