Outstanding great performer/writer I did see some great Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds shows in the past and Grinderman. The Birthday Party-Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and Grinderman are in my vinyl collection Cash covered by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds...The Singer
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1966; some more... Kinks Troggs The Who Small Faces Walker brothers Ike & Tina Turner Spencer Davis Group Yardbirds
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Quotestonesnow stonesnow.....thank You very much for posting this beautiful song played by Rick Wakeman
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Wakeman plays on the song "Sabbra Cadabra' on the album Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Cheers
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Aftermath and Revolver both are Great Albums. My favorite track from Aftermath; Going Home 11.13 longest track ever by the RS. Cheers
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Quotebenstones QuoteEdith Grove The same. It almost didn't move!!! Thanks benstones I like the old black/white Dartford/Station pics There's a Dartford Station pic in David Dalton's RS "The First Twenty Years" 1981 It's a different pic and there's nobody sitting on the bench Would like to show but no scan Cheers
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I've got hundreds...I name just a few... Jimi Hendrix Yardbirds John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band Birthday-Party the Cramps David Bowie Iggy Pop Velvet Underground John Lee Hooker Howlin Wolf Bo Diddley Motörhead Swans Patti Smith Kraftwerk Hawkwind MC5 Funkadelic Cocteau Twins
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Rolling Stones An unauthorized biography in words, photographs, and music Edited by David Dalton Designed by Jon Goodchild 1972
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Keith Richards with X-Pensive WINOS A Stone Alone Good memories seeing them live in 1992
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;" WE Love You".
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QuoteBlue Quoterunaway Here another one by Nicky Hopkins Piano on " We Love You ". " We Love You " Live? such a great record cheers
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The Damned, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Killing Joke, The Clash, The Ramones, Black Flag, Cabaret Voltaire, Dead Kennedys, MC5,The Only Ones,Iggy And The Stooges... There's a good book "Punk Rock an oral history John Robb introduction by Henry Rollins
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Here another one by Nicky Hopkins Piano on " We Love You ".
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MOTÖRHEAD; The Wörld is.....
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Jeff Beck on 1st show, Eric Clapton on the 2nd show... Jimmy Page on the 3rd show...would be cool They all played in The Yardbirds!!
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Dusty Springfield Just Great I do have some great vinyl
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Between the Buttons is not a power striking album such as Aftermath or Big Hits but I wanted to listen to it myself at the time and I do prefer the UK version cause of Please Go Home, other tracks I do like are; My Obsession Yesterday's Papers Back Street Girl Complicated Cool Calm and Collected Nice cover photography/Gered Mankowitz Vinyl Back cover; Drawings/CHARLIE
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Wakeman playing with the Stones-fine with me This could be a good input and i'm very curious about the outcome? Great to have a variety of Guests.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteLastStopThisTown Quotepaulywaul Quotegotdablouse Too bad for those who missed that rumbling "Going Down", wonder what they're going to play with Clapton...Brown Sugar ? <<< Too bad for those who missed that rumbling "Going Down" >>> Was it just me, or did Beck contribute very little other than just several minutes of rel
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I think that nowadays the Older Rockers are accepted cause there shows are still Worth going to! John Mayal Eric Clapton Jack Bruce Ginger Baker Jeff Beck Pete Townsend Roger Daltry Ringo Starr The Pretty Things Ozzy Osbourne Lemmy
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Don't know if it already happened on the first O2 Show but it would be great to see the Portraits of BJ and IS shining on the Second O2 Show while the RS play one of the Sixties Rocksongs... Cheers
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Jeff on Bitch Mick on Wild Horses and Moonlight Mile Jimmy on Undercover of the Night Bill on Emotional Rescue and Miss You
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The Rolling Stones and their music helped me out trough difficult times cheers
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Jeff Beck on thursday I say YES!!
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QuoteMoreFastNumbers I think that record from yesterday really show the difference between the MIck Taylor period and Ron. Woody standing very near to Keith, listening each other and weawing with an outstanding collaboration, while MT playing his own solo part. Which is fabulous of course and gave the Stones another dimensions. But overall, I think the Wood-Richards pair is the real, unique St
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Thanks a lot toomuchforme it brings back great memories of the times i did see the Stones perform in 1973 with Mick Taylor. cheers
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QuoteNaturalust You Beck bashers are too friggin' much. Although I agree he doesn't fit well into the Stones format, his playing is inspiring and superb. He would have sounded better without Keith and Ronnie muddying up his beautiful tone. Jeff is all about sick tones and masterful delivery, probably the best guitar player on the planet. Unfortunately not the best guitarist for the Ston
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Quoterunaway Quotetomcasagranda Jeff Beck is a great guitarist; he straddles blues rock, jazz fusion, and instrumental rock. Ronnie played bass with Jeff way back in 1967/68. I don't know if Keith ever jammed with Jeff before. I would also add that Jeff has had some excellent musicians work with him, i.e. Cozy Powell, Jimmy Page, Bobby Tench, Max Middleton, and Tal Wilkenfield. Some
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Quotetomcasagranda Jeff Beck is a great guitarist; he straddles blues rock, jazz fusion, and instrumental rock. Ronnie played bass with Jeff way back in 1967/68. I don't know if Keith ever jammed with Jeff before. I would also add that Jeff has had some excellent musicians work with him, i.e. Cozy Powell, Jimmy Page, Bobby Tench, Max Middleton, and Tal Wilkenfield. Some more musician
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Jeff Beck is a great guitar player and well respected by The Stones to play with them. I've been listening to Jeff Beck since the Yardbirds years and so on. So I'm a fan of the Man. Cheers on the Stones-Bill Wyman-Mick Taylor-Jeff Beck
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