QuoteGasLightStreet Taylor doesn't play on Waiting On A Friend. He's only on Tops. If he did play on it his track wasn't used or it was erased, since there's one rhythm guitar and one acoustic, so that negates performance royalties. Unless Taylor is on acoustic. Which is probable but highly doubtful. It's even more doubtful that he doubled Keith's playing.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTravelinMan QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTravelinMan QuoteTaylor1 QuoteMathijs QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTravelinMan QuoteZotz According to Bill Wyman Mick T expressed his desire to leave and asked Bill and Charlie to leave the Stones and form another band with him, Bill told him to "Forget it"... My understanding is it was more or less to play out during t
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Their live album Familiar to Millions is actually what made me a huge fan. I don't get the comments regarding lack of energy. They rock!
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTravelinMan QuoteTaylor1 QuoteMathijs QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTravelinMan QuoteZotz According to Bill Wyman Mick T expressed his desire to leave and asked Bill and Charlie to leave the Stones and form another band with him, Bill told him to "Forget it"... My understanding is it was more or less to play out during the 18 months they didn't tour from 1
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QuoteMathijs QuoteGasLightStreet It's unfortunate that people in the UK gleefully bought in to their garbage. It's even more unfortunate that the US gave us bands like Kiss, Motley Crue, The New York Dolls, Cinderella...Of course we counted on the UK to give the only right answer: Spinal Tap. The First three albums of Oasis are glorious, Liam's solo outings are fantastic,
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QuoteStoneage Short term charts aside; SMU is their last big hit in the longer perspective. Still played at sports arenas after 43 years. Still in every setlist on tour. The only post 81 song that may compete with it is YGMRN from 1994. It's number 16 on the all time setlist - SMU in number 6. Yes, it's also the last release constantly played on classic rock radio.
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QuoteTaylor1 QuoteMathijs QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTravelinMan QuoteZotz According to Bill Wyman Mick T expressed his desire to leave and asked Bill and Charlie to leave the Stones and form another band with him, Bill told him to "Forget it"... My understanding is it was more or less to play out during the 18 months they didn't tour from 1974 to 1975. Those three weren't abl
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteTravelinMan Quotetreaclefingers QuoteIrix QuoteDandelionPowderman If your receiver has Bluetooth that's an even simpler connection. Or use an external Bluetooth receiver, connected to the Home Stereo. No need to constantly plug/unplug cables then: I have a version of this...works great. This is an even better option, just make sure your know when yo
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Great album. Personally, I'd get rid of the punk stuff for Fiji Jim and Trouble's a' Comin!
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Quotetimmyj3 Do the Stones have an "official" archivist type person on board? From the outside looking in it appears that no one is driving this plane (see what I did there). Their unreleased live and studio cuts are worth many multi millions if done right. Over time the estates will benefit hugely from a proper archive management and releases. I don't think so. It seems they
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteIrix QuoteDandelionPowderman If your receiver has Bluetooth that's an even simpler connection. Or use an external Bluetooth receiver, connected to the Home Stereo. No need to constantly plug/unplug cables then: I have a version of this...works great. This is an even better option, just make sure your know when you're hooked up to bluetooth
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What inputs do you have on your receiver? I use laptop (or phone) to receiver via an 1/8" aux cable. Receiver has an external input dedicated for this very purpose.
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QuoteRockman OKay in that case ...brother can ya spare a dime ????? hhhaaaaa I said I make money… not how much!
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTravelinMan QuoteZotz According to Bill Wyman Mick T expressed his desire to leave and asked Bill and Charlie to leave the Stones and form another band with him, Bill told him to "Forget it"... My understanding is it was more or less to play out during the 18 months they didn't tour from 1974 to 1975. Those three weren't able to sit back and rely on
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QuoteZotz According to Bill Wyman Mick T expressed his desire to leave and asked Bill and Charlie to leave the Stones and form another band with him, Bill told him to "Forget it"... My understanding is it was more or less to play out during the 18 months they didn't tour from 1974 to 1975. Those three weren't able to sit back and rely on songwriting royalties so touring was
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QuoteStone601 Quotegeorgemcdonnell314 I would love to hear another official release from the 1972 tour. There is a limited number of us who would pay for this, and Mick and Keith could probably care less if there was a release. At this point in their life, it is the new material that keeps them in the headlines. Releases from the past seem to fade quickly after release. I hate to say or
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QuoteFather Ted QuoteTaylor1 I would love to hear a 1972 live show Doesn’t the Lord of Rings director have some technology he uses to enhance old live recordings? Someone posted here fairly recently about an aborted plan to release the Philadelphia show. Pray tell
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan If I read the note correctly: Recorded at Dynamic, with overdubs at The Village, for these tracks. Mathijs Appears so. I think Give Us A Break became Can You Hear The Music, but I'm not sure.
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan The studio in Kingston was below par equipment-wise vs what the Stones were accustomed to. Dynamic Sounds was a state of the art studio in 1972. The Stones only added a gate with security, as the nature of the studio was for anynone to just wonder in. Mathijs Accoring to Marshall Chess: "It was
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QuoteTaylor1 There is a solo on Star Star buried in the mix at the outro? There is haha, you can hear it come in at 3:32 through the rest of the song. It's really low, but I think it's the same guitar that does pull offs at 1:18 and 2:04. Either that or it's from the basic tracking bleeding into the drum mics.
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan The studio in Kingston was below par equipment-wise vs what the Stones were accustomed to. Dynamic Sounds was a state of the art studio in 1972. The Stones only added a gate with security, as the nature of the studio was for anynone to just wonder in. Mathijs Accoring to Marshall Chess: "It was quite a primitive, basic studi
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Quotewoodyweaving QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTaylor1 QuoteRip This Great cut...one of my favorites never gets old especially the extended outro....as far as Taylor is concerned....this is all very comical...perhaps one of the best examples of a "bad career" move...Taylor's leaving is in retrospect a terrible decision for him....and a great decision for Ronnie Wood. Epic.Yes it was a
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan The studio in Kingston was below par equipment-wise vs what the Stones were accustomed to. Dynamic Sounds was a state of the art studio in 1972. The Stones only added a gate with security, as the nature of the studio was for anynone to just wonder in. Mathijs Accoring to Marshall Chess: "It was quite a primitive, basic studio—like Chess Records was."
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTravelinManThe Stones didn't have permits to record in the US, same as 1971 and 1972. So of course they aren't going to advertise they're recording there. That said, there is evidence besides a band member recalling it. Classic albums and tracks recorded at the Village include Goats Head Soup by the Rolling Stones LOST & FOUND: RARITIES I got
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QuoteRip This Great cut...one of my favorites never gets old especially the extended outro....as far as Taylor is concerned....this is all very comical...perhaps one of the best examples of a "bad career" move...Taylor's leaving is in retrospect a terrible decision for him....and a great decision for Ronnie Wood. Epic. He didn't like the job anymore so he quit. The money wou
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTravelinMan QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTravelinMan QuoteTaylor1 If you have an isolated track app., you can hear an acoustic played throughout the song.After Taylor’s solo, you can hear his guitar throughout the rest of the song.Personally, I think the song would sound better without the Blue Magic vocals and the acoustic guitar mixed up Taylor specifically mentioned th
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTaylor1 On Sticky Fingers, the credit reads Keith on acoustic guitar.Is that right or is it Taylor? I can't recall what particular magazine but years ago Keith talked about how he would use the acoustic to "shadow" the song, to fill in the space without overwhelming it, something to that effect - and then, bizarrely, he said "And it's cheap!&quo
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTravelinMan QuoteTaylor1 If you have an isolated track app., you can hear an acoustic played throughout the song.After Taylor’s solo, you can hear his guitar throughout the rest of the song.Personally, I think the song would sound better without the Blue Magic vocals and the acoustic guitar mixed up Taylor specifically mentioned that song being recorded in LA after Ja
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan I found another interview where Taylor said he didn't leave because he didn't receive credit, but one of the factors was he felt it was apparent he would never receive credit. Taylor left because he was a full-blown addict with a partner telling him he didn't need the Stones. That's really it. Mathijs Robin
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