Blonde On Blonde Blood On The Tracks Bringing It All Back Home Desire Highway 61 Revisited
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I like the thought of getting a new album by THE STONES. And I totally agree, that it would be very nice, if Mick Taylor and Bill Wyman could participate in this project, too! But then, they should play on a number of songs and not only on one or two of the recordings. Oh, how I wish that Brian,Nicky & Stu could be on it, too!
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I saw him at Volkshaus, Zurich, Switzerland on the 5th December 2012. I thought the concert was really good. He had a fine young band and he himself was in good shape and played really well. One of the stand-out tracks of the evening was "Room To Move". Great! I loved it! There is to say, that as he also plays the guitar and the piano, the number of songs on which he plays his harp is n
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I still listen to THE STONES, not every day, but time and again! I may not always listen to their regular albums but to special collections of tracks that I compiled in my iTunes. Although, I'm a big fan of their rockers, I also like their delicate side very much. One of these collections I called "Ballads & Slow Songs". Here's the running order: 01) I Am Waiting 02) Bac
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Exile On Main Street Blonde On Blonde White Album All Things Must Pass (Also Best Solo Album of all the Ex-Beatles)
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In my opinion, MOONLIGHT MILE, along with Wild Horses, Time Waits For No One & Shine A Light belongs to the 20 greatest tracks that The Stones have ever written & recorded. It starts very delicate and fragile, builds up slowly and climaxes in the "Down The Road, Down The Road" section only to be followed by the same delicacy that the guitar intro showcased. A piece of rarest bea
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STICKY FINGERS & LET IT BLEED, as well as Beggars Banquet, Get Yer Ya Ya's Out & Exile On Main Street show the band in their heyday and at their very best! There never was a better time for THE ROLLING STONES. STICKY FINGERS & LET IT BLEED: On both of these records, you will only find great songwriting & performances. True classics - in any sense! So, I will not decide on
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