The big ones (much better than studio versions) Street Fighting Man from Ya Ya's Jumping Jack Flash from the Gimme Shelter movie (taken from the 1st show 11/28/69 in NYC) Better, but not a huge improvement Carol from Ya Ya's Honkey Tonk Women from Ya Ya's (or the Gimme Shelter movie, both were brilliant) I'm Free from San Diego show 1969 (the arrangement of it fro
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Guns n roses Pretty Tied Up ONCE THERE WAS THIS ROCK N' ROLL BAND ROLLIN' ON THE STREETS TIME WENT BY AND IT BECAME A JOKE WE JUST NEEDED MORE AND MORE FULFILLING... UH-HUH TIME WENT BY AND IT ALL WENT UP IN SMOKE
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You can find it on YouTube. Look for kg441's channel. It's good. MT did much better on Love In Vain at the other shows, though.
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I don't want to be any of them, but I've wondered what it was like for Mick Taylor the day he walked in to do session work in 1969. Twenty years old and asked to join the Stones in their prime. Amazing.
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I read a bit of Don Felder's (Eagles) book. He mentions an incident in 1975 where he was invited to meet Keith. He entered Keith's room and found him on the bathroom floor passed out looking gray. Felder said something like "last time I saw someone that color, they were in a coffin". He said he fully expected to see a report about Keith's passing on the news that night.
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Some of my favorites not yet mentioned: Aftermath (UK) Between the Buttons (UK) And the worst in my book: Goats Head. Bad even for the 70s. I appreciate the new perspective on No Security. Interesting
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Street Fighting Man on Ya Ya's
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On another note, when I watch this, I'm impressed by what a serious musician Keith still was at this point in his career.
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Before this ends, how about a quick nod to Charlie's drumming during the "you're gonna kiss these days goodbye" part? He rocks it.
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I'm a big fan of the SACD of this song (along with most of the stuff recorded at Chess in 1964). Also, it's from the early era of MJ's voice - when he still had that youthful sound. -R
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Carol sounded great. Appears to be completely live (I don't remember that brief instrumental pause from the album). I thought I even detected a bit of weaving between Keith and Brian. But why go from live Carol to canned versions of Tell Me and Not Fade Away? Tell Me is a particularly bad choice for a canned performance as it has the layered vocals and fades out.
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