Gene Vincent, first And, after, Jim Morrison(the first rock star ever arrested onstage during a performance)
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Hm... Thats a difficult one! The Spider and The Fly or Citadel and... Tell me or Flight 505 PS: where are the 62-68 fans? More 62-68 songs, please! ><
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Nice weaving between Keith and Brian at the beginning of the song
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Harmonica Electric Slide Guitar Dulcimer
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Quotecarlostones10 QuoteBJPortugal Quotecarlostones10 QuoteBJPortugal I am portuguese and I've already read that book... For a Stones fan of 62-72 period is nothing special...Good to see some opinions about the Stones of portuguese musicians... and some testimonies of the Stones about Portugal... but not a book that i get excited. Bom saber é que estás sozinho nesta opinião, porque todos
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I like it... Even the 64/65 songs that only feature Jagger and Richards...
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I think that Doug and the others bass player's are credited. They had a rhythm guitar and a bass player on post-Morrison shows...
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Best live version
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Quotecarlostones10 QuoteBJPortugal I am portuguese and I've already read that book... For a Stones fan of 62-72 period is nothing special...Good to see some opinions about the Stones of portuguese musicians... and some testimonies of the Stones about Portugal... but not a book that i get excited. Bom saber é que estás sozinho nesta opinião, porque todos são unânimes em dizer que o livro é
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I am portuguese and I've already read that book... For a Stones fan of 62-72 period is nothing special...Good to see some opinions about the Stones of portuguese musicians... and some testimonies of the Stones about Portugal... but not a book that i get excited.
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I Want to be Loved Complicated Paint it Black Citadel All Sold Out Midnight Rambler Think Im Moving On Cherry Oh Baby Pain in My Heart
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Roadrunner and King Bee
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Nice sound!
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For me, their golden era was 1963/1972.
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One of their best...
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Quotestonehearted Quotekeefriffhard4life QuoteBJPortugal I am a big fan of The Doors. I think that the best record that they ever made was Strange Days... Everyone talks about LA Woman or the debut album, but Strange Days had a magic that the others don't have(IMO). The Soft Parade was great too.. but it lacks in a few songs...I have the complete remixed albums in 5.1... which is great! I on
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Quotekeefriffhard4life QuoteBJPortugal I am a big fan of The Doors. I think that the best record that they ever made was Strange Days... Everyone talks about LA Woman or the debut album, but Strange Days had a magic that the others don't have(IMO). The Soft Parade was great too.. but it lacks in a few songs...I have the complete remixed albums in 5.1... which is great! I only wish that ABCKO
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I am a big fan of The Doors. I think that the best record that they ever made was Strange Days... Everyone talks about LA Woman or the debut album, but Strange Days had a magic that the others don't have(IMO). The Soft Parade was great too.. but it lacks in a few songs...I have the complete remixed albums in 5.1... which is great! I only wish that ABCKO would release a similar project... Th
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Where is Jim Morrison?
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Quotestonehearted Robbie Krieger is hugely underrated and is often overlooked whenever any aspect of guitar playing is discussed. Indeed! Robbie play some good slide on Doors records...
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B.B King with portuguese Rui Veloso...
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Well, i like it Btw, a Doors cover(they used to play quite a lot live)
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Quotemeredithhunter Here's an official t-shirt circa 1966 Very good!
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Quotestonesnow Quoteovalvox QuoteBJPortugal QuoteNICOS Who is playing solo on this one? I think I know who´s playing solo from ´67 and on but before that Play it loud............. Well, it must be Keith... but this cover is great... Love it! Sorry but this Brian playing. Want proof? Saturday club. They play It's Over Now. Mick States "while Brian changes guitars." Bria
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Quotestonesnow QuoteBJPortugal Well, my first source are my ears But, on Zentgraf appears... Line-up ‘If You Need Me’: MJ (voc, tamb)/KR (gtr, bvoc)/BJ (gtr)/BW (bass)/ CW (dr)/STU (org) Ah, Nico's site, well alright then, you've named a source--and a good one to be sure--but I only hear 1 guitar there, and therefore 1 is all I hear.... Funny thou
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Well, my first source are my ears But, on Zentgraf appears... Line-up ‘If You Need Me’: MJ (voc, tamb)/KR (gtr, bvoc)/BJ (gtr)/BW (bass)/ CW (dr)/STU (org)
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Quotestonesnow Quoteovalvox QuoteBJPortugal QuoteNICOS Who is playing solo on this one? I think I know who´s playing solo from ´67 and on but before that Play it loud............. Well, it must be Keith... but this cover is great... Love it! Sorry but this Brian playing. Want proof? Saturday club. They play It's Over Now. Mick States "while Brian changes guitars." Bria
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QuoteDoomandGloom QuotePalace Revolution 2000 Brian does play slide on NE. One of his very last great contributions to the Stones' canon. Ry Cooder plays mandolin on "Love in Vain". He looks to have been around for that first batch of LIB sessions in earl;y '69, right after the R&R Circus. What is odd though is that "Jamming w/ Edward" comes out after the second
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