Amazing footage of a very young Mick Taylor with John Mayall´s Bluesbreakers from 1967. Title says Marquee, I think it´s from Cooks Ferry Inn, Edmonton, London (december 9, 1967), filmed by a French televisioncrew for Baton Rouge.
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Well, the guitar is not out of tune (which string is then?). He is just playing the wrong notes. He's more a bluesguitarist who's trying to do some fushion. He tried to do that on these first I'm Free's on the 1969 tour. Without much success.
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I like that Alternate Aftermath, that's an amazing cover!
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QuoteStonesTod QuoteCarnaby Wish there was stuff from the '50's with the original band. Nothing seems to exist. the recent 60's boxset includes a very nice 45-minute show from '63, previously unavailable. very cool.
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Quotemitchflorida Do yourself a favor and remove Bridges to Babylon from your CD Players, and replace it with The Very Best of Cream. Your ears will thank you. Some of you may not be familiar with Cream, so this tune can be a reason to remove your Bridges To Babylon cd:
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QuoteDandelionPowderman One more thing, concerning the Bruce/Taylor project. I'm a big fan of both as musicians, but the material they were playing here wasn't exactly gonna make them big stars. Very strange songwriting, though well played, imo. The live boots I have are completely without hooks. I think Bruce was living in a bubble at the time... I agree, and as strange as the songma
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QuoteThe GR Perhaps because IORnR was written by Ronnie Wood. Yes, and I like Charlie Watts his drumming on this track a lot...
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I never saw this one before:
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Thanx for the link...these 1967 colour picture are amazing!
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Quotemitchflorida I would disagree here. Brian is clearly trying to take charge as being the true leader of the Rolling Stones. Not only during the interview, where Brian injects himself into a conversation between Mike Douglas and Mick Jagger (and succeeds in making Mick look foolish) but also during his performance of Not Fade Away, where Brian is playing the harmonica and pretending to be t
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Check out their version of "Have Love Will Travel"!!
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Mick must have been expecting high water at the Lyceum!
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Quotemitchflorida Some observations. "Keith Richard" seems really obstreperous on stage during this period. Also, I am sure that Mick Jagger was completely pissed-off at Brian Jones after this appearance for trying to spread rumors that Mick was gay. This shows Brian was the leader of the group ever so briefly . .. I don't think Mick was pissed off at all! And Brian did not
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Amazing footage!!! AHA..Charlie What?
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QuoteCristiano Radtke Don't know if this was posted before. Anyway, here's a clip from 1967: Great clip!! This sounds like a soundboard recording to me. Snippets of Satisfaction and Paint It Black...
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Here's Tim Knol (I think he's only 18 years old in this video), singing Dead Flowers...
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Frumpy! Fantastic voice and and very good guitarsolo...
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Something else from the Netherlands...and I even like the tune!!!!
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QuoteAmsterdamned QuoteSacke Guitarist Eelco Gelling of Cuby and the Blizzards!! John Mayall considered Gelling as a replacement for Peter Green in John Mayalls Bluesbreakers, just before Mick Taylor got the job. I think Gelling's playing is far more exciting than Taylor's was in 1968. BUT... then you've got Taylor on fire with the Rolling Stones...wheeew Don't worry,Gel
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Guitarist Eelco Gelling of Cuby and the Blizzards!! John Mayall considered Gelling as a replacement for Peter Green in John Mayalls Bluesbreakers, just before Mick Taylor got the job. I think Gelling's playing is far more exciting than Taylor's was in 1968. BUT... then you've got Taylor on fire with the Rolling Stones...wheeew
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Footage of the Rolling Stones at the Houtrusthallen (The Hague) was shown on Dutch television last wednesday. The story is told about a Dutch politician (once a Secretary of NATO) Joseph Luns whose 17-year old son took him to this concert. The concertfootage starts at 01.53 mins... dewerelddraaitdoor.vara.nl/Video-detail.628.0.html?&tx_ttnews=17286&tx_ttnews=626&tx_ttnews=148&k
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I enjoyed it very much! Bought it for 8 euro's, I think.
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Although I'm a guitarist myself, I want to mention the drums on Jumping Jack Flash (Gimme Shelter version)!! That sound, that drive...pfew...
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Nowadays we know what we can expect: a deluxe edition of Their Satanic Majesties Request with on disc 2 new vocals on "Majesties Honky Tonk" and on many other outtakes. BTW, I really enjoyed listening to the_word's work on these instrumentals! Thanx
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QuoteMathijs It could be old as well as new soundwise, it's just a cranked small Fender amp. But to me it's clear Taylor's part is a total edit job. The song was a work in progress with Taylor noodling over it, and they just took the best parts and edited them in different spots. Some riffs feel a bit off and out of place, something Taylor would not have done in '72 or '7
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Taylor would have played his parts far more interesting in 1970/1971 than he did now (2009/2010?)...
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I think the so-called 'garden cover' is the german one (DL 25222) with the stones standing in a garden:
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QuoteSwayStones QuoteSacke QuoteSwayStones BTW,sacke did you ever see this one ? There's even a version with a wrap-around paperstrip with the announcing of the Bruxelles concert (march 1966)! WOW,I'd like to see this one ! From
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QuoteSwayStones BTW,sacke did you ever see this one ? 1st Belgium issue if I am not mistaken . I'm the proud owner of a mint copy myself. However, i've been visiting Belgium many times, I saw this picture sleeve a few times, but I never saw the ones (there are two more versions) without the prefix 'LU'. There's even a version with a wrap-around paperstrip with t
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