QuoteErik_Snow Keith's Toronto sessions of March 1977 comes to mind as some of his best country moments as well Call me crazy... But this sounds fantastic! Did Keith miss his calling as a country singer.....Love it!! and thanks for posting!
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QuoteStones62 QuoteBlue .......... Keith Richards LOVES country music.. Indeed he does. 'Wild Horses' really showcases his county guitar chops as well. A beautiful, sublime solo that.
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Quotekeefriffhard4life QuoteSleepy City Quotekeefriffhard4life i always thought eric did that with WAR and not the animals I did it with both. That clip is from the Monterey Pop Festival in '67 (which I've always considered a more impressive line-up than Woodstock). are you eric burdon lol? Good meeting you, Great job on House of the Rising Sun!
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QuoteKoen QuoteBlue .......... Keith Richards LOVES country music.. Absolutely: LOVE LOVE LOVE this performance of Hickory Wind by Keith,written by his friend Gram Parsons... He certainly puts his heart and soul in it...one of his best ever performances EVER IMHO ,,,, I LOVE COUNTRY MUSIC and an avid Stones fan since 1964, yes, yes, yes, you can be both
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Love it!!! As Paint It, Black is my FAVORITE song by the Stones, and Eric does it true justice IMHO...The Animals were an outstanding group when it comes to getting down and gritty.
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Yes... The video is pretty artistic! It's from back around 1986 or so and was supposed to be used for a film or documentary about Brian but it never occurred. Interesting lyrics to the song too, the singer of the group was intrigued by the life of Brian, and felt he had a "vision" or psychic encounter with Brian Jones...
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"She Smiles Sweetly"
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QuoteSleepy City QuoteBlue Especially when I hear old Stones videos of "love in Vain" and the Animals "House of the Rising Sun" ... I agree totally, but they still didn't sound like Robert Johnson or Muddy Waters in the same way that (say) Billy Fury & Marty Wilde sounded like Elvis...which is a good thing! It's always more interesting when something new is m
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When hearing Keith's harmonies with Mick on the BBC version, you wonder why they didn't use his voice more than they did for harmonies back in the day...(before his voice went sour) He really sounded great.
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QuoteSleepy City QuoteBlue QuoteCome On ...or Can a black man really play the country? I've always found Charlie Pride's country music a bit bland & souless. Far better were Solomon Burke's & Ray Charles' interpretations, where they made something new & different out of it...just as most white men when they've played the blues. Yes,agreed that Charlie
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.......... Keith Richards LOVES country music..
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Keith performing a real country tune, no "mocking" country from Mick J.!
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QuoteCome On ...or Can a black man really play the country?
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Quotetomk QuoteBlue Brian plays the main riff ... I guess it does sound whiny! It's a Rick 12. I never thought of it as whiny. It's a good part. Simple and effective. Absolutely love it!!
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Brian plays the main riff ... I guess it does sound whiny!
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteBlue Quoterootsman Blue: Exile was started during the Bleed sessions... Yes, you can see how the music was very similar...Exile seemed quite dark and depressing, everyone was coming out of the exciting sixties and it seems the music reflected that...I know Exile period is considered by many their best, and who could beat Mick Taylors beautiful slides from his time in
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteBlue Quotetreaclefingers I have them all, and they are must owns. Unbelievable sound, and great packaging. Yes, you can still find some titles at the big box retailers, as most people really don't buy from them, so they seem to sit as inventory for a very long time. As they are out of print, I think they're a little more expensive now online...don't
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Quoterootsman Blue: Exile was started during the Bleed sessions... Yes, you can see how the music was very similar...Exile seemed quite dark and depressing, everyone was coming out of the exciting sixties and it seems the music reflected that...I know Exile period is considered by many their best, and who could beat Mick Taylors beautiful slides from his time in the band..., just prefer thei
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Quotetreaclefingers I have them all, and they are must owns. Unbelievable sound, and great packaging. Yes, you can still find some titles at the big box retailers, as most people really don't buy from them, so they seem to sit as inventory for a very long time. As they are out of print, I think they're a little more expensive now online...don't remember the last time I'
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QuoteDragonSky They are out of print? That's ridiculous! Believe it or not, at Best Buy I found High Tide and Green Grass and at Walmart More Hot Rocks...both stores they were the last ones...my daughter got me Flowers on line somewhere, but I was shocked to see the other two at Best Buy and Walmart!
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QuoteKoen QuoteBlue What about The Stones "Love in Vain", especially the versions with Taylor on slide..... Very, Very close to a authentic blues sound... Please explain 'authentic blues sound'. There are some many variations. Delta mostly.
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QuoteCome On ...or Can a black man really play the country? Yes!Yes! His name is Charlie Pride, check him out on YouTube! He sang mostly in the late sixties and seventies... As country as you can get!
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Yes... Dandelion and We Love You would of been perfect for TSMR, Child of the Moon must have been the last of the trippy toons and too hippy for Beggars Banquet, no place to put it except the B side of JJF. Didn't realize it was recorded after they already finished TSMR.
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What about The Stones "Love in Vain", especially the versions with Taylor on slide..... Very, Very close to a authentic blues sound... Little Red Rooster and I'm a King Bee ain't too shabby either.....AND Down Home Girl... Not far off the mark IMO.
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QuoteDragonSky No, just rock'n'roll. The Stones have never been 'hard rock'. That's more AC/DC etc than The Rolling Stones. That explains it well, thanx! It's Only Rock and Roll but I like it!
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Would "Street Fighting Man" qualify.... To me it's prettying rockish, from 68. What about Paint It Black even, from 66?
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Quotetonterapi The Last Time
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P A I N T I T, B L A C K !!!! "Last Time" is number two or honorable mention....
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QuoteDragonSky To make you understand that TSMR should have been an EP without the crap tracks. And that Revolution Number Nine was just crap filler. Child of the Moon would have been a good addition to TSMR in place of Sing This All Together IMO... Its a pretty trippy toon.
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QuoteGreen Lady Me likey too - sounds a bit like an early tryout for Factory Girl, and would have fit very well on Between The Buttons. Bloo likey too.
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