Wow... Not bad! Brings back memories of the original Stones release of this song and the fantastic slide on it. Nice post of Micks talents!
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QuotePalace Revolution 2000 QuoteSleepy City Quotespsimmons Anything before Beggars Banquet. They're my most-played (with the possible exception of TSMR). Amen.It leaves me speechless when I see the pre Banquet Stones dismissed. Nothing after Goats Head Soup...a little mediocre to me after the first fantasticly creative ten years.
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Quotelittlejim13 Didnt he play the "guitar solo" on the British version of Tell me? Thought that too, but am not sure...probably been answered here somewhere, but cannot find it....it's a great solo who ever does it though.
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Annoying ..... Like the na na na na na Hey Jude thing goes on for infinity... Way overrated not even a nice melody to it and screaming by the end of the song...annnnnnoying... Another example = Yellow Submarine! Seems more Beatle examples than Stones, love those Beatles though
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Outtasite and groovy!
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Let's Spend the Night Together! Wooooooo that was HOT one back in the day
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QuoteEdward Twining Backstreet Girl represents the Stones at their peak (especially for ballads). I know in a sense the period 1966-67 was rather muddled - the Stones jumping on the bandwagon of what was popular at the time instead of following their own instincts but if there is one aspect that i missed of the Stones when they got back on track it was this. The fact that this song really does
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Quotecolonial QuoteBlue Quotecolonial QuoteGazza How can you be 'reclusive' and 'not wanting to be famous' if youre performing in football stadiums with the biggest band in the world and , in many cases, doing so at shows that are filmed for TV? Lennon may have been a recluse in the late 70s, but he sure as shit wasnt in late 1968. If anything, the first few years after mee
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QuoteM4000D Bill is the coolest stone and my favorite. Ok he didn't write all those great songs but so what Cool is cool. .
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Quotecolonial QuoteGazza How can you be 'reclusive' and 'not wanting to be famous' if youre performing in football stadiums with the biggest band in the world and , in many cases, doing so at shows that are filmed for TV? Lennon may have been a recluse in the late 70s, but he sure as shit wasnt in late 1968. If anything, the first few years after meeting Yoko was the period
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Believe it or not if you go to www.billwyman.com you can ask Bill a question through his connection at, billwyman@live.co.uk
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Those photos are outstanding... Thank you!
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Quotevarilla Mick Taylor, Ian Stewart, Nicky Hopkins LOL! . Charle Watts and Bill Wyman
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I won't buy it because I have heard he is merciless to his ex-bandmate Brian Jones, and I know Brian had many faults....but have read that in the beginning, Brian taught Keith some guitar skills, and also helped to teach Mick how to play the harmonica....even though Keith despises Brian, some credit must be due him at least musically IMHO....and Brian DID found the band, even STU stated it y
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QuoteSilver Dagger QuoteBrue QuoteMax'sKansasCity Is there anything worse for a parent than outliving their children? I'm in that club. Me too Brue, very sorry to hear that. Was sorry to read this, sorry for you both.
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QuoteTitle5Take1 SUCK ON THE JUGULAR------------No, no; just amused at the thought of your frowns of perplexity. It's perplexing....
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QuoteMax'sKansasCity QuoteBlue Paint It, Black (am I the only one who LOVES this ) I think it made for a helluva good ending song to movie "Devils Advocate" SPOILER ALERT!! DO NOT WATCH IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN MOVIE!! Lol!!! Whoa!! Nice!!
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Paint It, Black (am I the only one who LOVES this ) The Last Time Tell Me
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Quotecolonial QuoteBlue Well..in America over here they are known as part of the British Invasion.... Blue..yea' Going by our school history books the The British Invasion come 24 years after The Battle of Britain..cool a' Well Yeah! It was VERY Kool at the time!
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Well..in America over here they are known as part of the British Invasion....
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Brian's harmonica on FIRE again, to me, the song itself is mediocre, and the harmonica is the instrument that saves it from being less than that IMHO.
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Ya gotta love him!!
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Quote21stcenturystones why is this sad news. if you've followed her at all you knew this would happen. 27 years old.....kurt,jim,janis,jimi. dance with the devil you die eventually Some can cheat the devil at his own game... Keith Richards is one, Marianne Faithfull, Anita Pallenberg, Steven Tyler, Charlie Watts even, all on heroin and danced with the devil.... Maybe Amy fought she could c
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QuoteLillithFlair Quotetonterapi Quotedjohns1972 Many times I feel Brian is beaten up because a dead man can't strike back. Bingo! He did what many others did and have done since then. But he is the only one who still get shit for it. Like you say, he can't strike back and have no chance to defend himself against all the one-sided stories that has been told. *applauds* Seriously, not
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Confirmed on CNN just now. May she RIP now.
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Sincere condolences from America to all the people of the Norway.
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Quotedjohns1972 Why is it that every time Brian Jones gets mentioned, it always degenerates into a whinge about "all those babies" he fathered? Oh that horrible boy. He had sex with all the women he could and they fell pregnant. They simply cannot write an article about him without mentioning the string of kids. Here I am on about it now, too. Pot, meet kettle....lol. Jagger didn
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Quotetatters QuoteBlue Wow! That band really sounds like Ten Years After a lot. Is there a connection? I don't remember that band from the seventies, but they sound great. The original Cactus consisted of two New Yorkers; ex-Vanilla Fudge members Carmine Appice (drums) and Tim Bogert (bass), and two guys from Detroit; Rusty Day (vocals) who had been in the Amboy Dukes with Ted Nugent, and
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Quoteineedadrink the '10s. great decade for Stones music so far. my top ten: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. bonus song:
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Wow! That band really sounds like Ten Years After a lot. Is there a connection? I don't remember that band from the seventies, but they sound great.
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