The Sixties! 1. Paint It Black 2. The Last Time 3. Gimme Shelter 4. Not Fade Away 5. Mona 6. Street Fighting Man 7. Tell Me 8. Heart of Stone 9. Time Is On My Side 10. Back Street Girl Bonus Song = Ruby Tuesday Extra Bonus = Crackin' Up. (I don't think it's studio, ? BBC radio? Sorry for cheating.
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QuoteBlue Quotesteverogan "booze and pills and powders" have a way of catching up with people Except for Keith!
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Quotesteverogan "booze and pills and powders" have a way of catching up with people
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Quotestupidguy2 Brian just deteriorated so suddenly....that's why alcohol is so much more dangerous than any other drug. The drugs played a part most definitely, but I've seen so many people just go down so quick from alcohol. Sad. Agreed stupidguy2! Always thought that was Brians major problem, that he became an alcoholic, at an early age too IMHO... it destroys your looks, and wreak
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QuoteMarie Quotemitchflorida The second was to an older married woman? Am I supposed to feel sorry for Brian for that? The third one was when he was 19. Isn't he considered an adult at 19? How about number 4 and number 5? You didn't talk about those. Sorry. Number 4 is Linda Lawrence's son Julian. Number 5 was put up for adoption by Dawn Malloy, born in 1965. Not trying t
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Quotemitchflorida At this point, Brian was prettier than Anita was. Have to agree with you on this one mitchflorida!
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QuoteSwedgen72 QuoteBlue Well, for starters, great electric slide work! Anyone who says Brian Jones was overrated needs to listen to that solo. Still awesome nearly 50 years later. Incredible to think no one had played slide guitar like that in the UK before this. I concur!
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Quotetreaclefingers OK, I'll actually play: 5 (Excellent): Beggar's Banquet (BB ), Sticky Fingers (SF), Exile on Main Street (EOMS),Let it Bleed (LIB ), Tattoo You (TY), Some Girls (SG), Aftermath, Get Yer Ya-Ya's OUt (GYYYO) 4 (Very good): It's Only Rock ´N Roll (IORR), Black and Blue (B&B ), Their Satanic Majesties Request (TSMR), Undercover (U), A Bigger Bang (A
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QuoteStoneage Sure Blue, you can. Feel free to state your opinion. The above list is only my take on it (for the moment that is...). Much obliged! . ( I probably should disqualified because I don't listen to much after "Goat's Head Soup!)
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Six out of seven of the original Stones, all together on one stage! It would be a wish come true for Stones fans!
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May I be so bold as to move "Their Satanic Majesties Request" into category three?? Some great innovative tunes on it, with nice melodies... Like "The Citadel", "2000 Light Years"!
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QuoteHis Majesty QuoteBlue Whoa... The UK missed out on Ruby Tuesday... Wow... That just doesn't make too much sense. Erm, it was coupled with Let's Spend The Night Together as a single. The UK didn't miss out. Yeah, but i meant similar to how, initially, the US was deprived of "Little Red Rooster" for a time before it was released later on on an album. Many song
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QuoteSleepy City QuoteBlue Aha!! The album where "She Smiled Sweetly" came from....simplistically beautiful song and a bit unusual, love it! And of course the famous Ruby Tuesday!...I think they should of left "back Street Girl" and "Please Go Home" on the the American release....maybe it would of fared better than it did. Ruby Tuesday isn't on the UK version
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Aha!! The album where "She Smiled Sweetly" came from....simplistically beautiful song and a bit unusual, love it! And of course the famous Ruby Tuesday!...I think they should of left "back Street Girl" and "Please Go Home" on the the American release....maybe it would of fared better than it did.
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Quote24FPS Lots of "menace" in those mellotron and recorder parts! - 71 Tele I find Brian's mellotron in 2000 Light Years From Home to be very dark, menacing and exotic. Even the recorder part on Ruby Tuesday is disconcerting when Mick sings, "...lose your mind". Also, I still believe that Brian plays the lead solo on 'Time Is On My Side'. The reason I bel
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Quotelem motlow its really great to hear the real keith richards.he was such a positive person with a great outlook. notice when they ask him about solo records he says they all should do them and will in the future because they have songs that wont work with the stones. contrast that with the angry,negative person he has become.playing music critic and not even admitting he ever wanted to pl
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QuoteSleepy City QuoteBlue Well, for starters, great electric slide work! Great bass playing too! Certainly wipes the floor with The Beat-less' version. Oh yes, outstanding bass!!! Am I bad...always forgetting to acknowledge Bill's incredible work and taking him for granted! His bass really does make this song GROOVE!!
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Quotethomas guitar Best Live version of this song This is a very pretty version....but personally I like the Rock and Roll Circus live performance a little better, a bit more soulful, ( IMHO only.)
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Quoterootsman QuoteRobertJohnson It is difficult to estimate. Brian Jones is regarded as the founder of the band, as a blues man, but there are no compositions, no guitar solos, no any other prolific material which is identifiable as Brian's... How about these?: Road Runner – lead guitar, probably harmonica I Want To Be Loved (the B-side) – harmonica I Wanna Be Your Man – lead (slide)
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Well, for starters, great electric slide work!
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Quoterootsman Quote71Tele ...Of course Brian made an enormous contribution on guitar when they started out as a blues/R&B cover band, and made a magnificent transition to being a multi-instrumentalist when they became a pop-rock band that rivaled The Beatles. I don't know why we even argue about any of that. But apparently it was not enough for Brian and he self-destructed. Songwriting i
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Quote71Tele QuoteBlue Quote71Tele Amazing how many people here profess outrage at this little bit of an insult to MJ's manhood and say nothing about the act of betrayal of bedding one's best friend's girl, which the "todger" remark surely is payback for. Obviously this event was rather hurtful, and it's quite telling that all Mick suffered for it was a disparagement
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Quote71Tele Amazing how many people here profess outrage at this little bit of an insult to MJ's manhood and say nothing about the act of betrayal of bedding one's best friend's girl, which the "todger" remark surely is payback for. Obviously this event was rather hurtful, and it's quite telling that all Mick suffered for it was a disparagement of his genitals. After
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Quotemickschix So glad I got your attention, TONTERAPI, but I stand by my opinion. An opinion is one persons' viewpoint and from where I'm sitting, he was not such a part of the genius that made the Stones great, ie the songs that they wrote. Lots of British bands tried to rival the Beatles but the Stones were the only ones up to the test because they wrote great songs. Brian was not a
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QuoteWry Cooter Come on, ya gotta put them with other great singles bands of the time. And Nesmith wrote some good ones -- here's an overlooked gem from "Headquarters".... You just may be the one.... What great taste you have Mr. Wry Cooter! This is truly an overlooked jewel by Mike Nesmith, who has a nice folksy voice, harmonized beautifully during the chorus with Mickey'
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Quotestraycatblues73 QuoteDragonSky QuoteBlue How can anyone who made "Paint It, Black" sound incredibly brilliant with the sitar, "Mona" with an outstanding Vibrato (even Bo Diddley said Brian was the best imitator of Bo's Vibrato As we have recently learned it's technically tremolo. Mona" with an outstanding Vibrato how can this be since its generated
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QuoteJah Paul QuoteJames Kirk Pretty insulting if the promoters would prefer half of the Beatles to close the show than the 100% intact Rolling Stones to close it out. Well, depending on how some of us old-timers look at it, 60% intact is more accurate. Yeah.. But the old timers could reach a max of 80% if Bill would show up.... And imagine, for those that prefer the Taylor era, if both Bill an
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That would be great if they did release these old treasures. They really showcase WHY the Stones grew into such an incredible band.
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Bring Mick Taylor AND Bill Wyman back and have a REAL BONA FIDE SUPERGROUP........Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, Mick Taylor, Ron Wood...now THAT wuold be S U P E R H E A V Y!!!
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Well said MissNBrian..... To Brian Jones! Original founder of the greatest rock and roll band in the world....ever.
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