Quotemickboy Hello all. As I layed out in the liner notes for 'Dancing So Free' GHS was a very transitional period as Mick T was doing two things: thinking about his future in the band and at the very same time, because of Keefs intense drug use, Mick J grooming Mick T to ascend to the second spot in the Stones in case Keef went south of where he was at. It's evident in the video&
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Is this Tantric grape-picking??
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Very sad indeed. RIP Robin.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotemoonlightaffair Link worked for me. No porn just amazing guitar by MT. Taylor-noodling IS like porn for the Taylorites Good one Dandie.
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Link worked for me. No porn just amazing guitar by MT.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteDiamondDog7 Quotemoonlightaffair Angie? It's about heroin. (NOT angela bowie, NOT angela richards etc etc) Why? Okay, if it is about heroin then couldn't it be (indirectly) about one or two band members that were heavily into "the stuff" at that time? It was 1973, right?
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Angie?
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Saw this yesterday and I loved it. Very good bio-pic.
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GS clip - Taylor never ceases to amaze!!
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QuoteRollingFreak Its possible, and obviously its an exaggeration, but the guitar solo on You Can't Always Get What You Want from Brussels Affair might be the most beautiful piece of music ever. Literally could listen to Mick Taylor's playing on that for DAYS! He just has perfect tone and his playing is so insanely fluid that its incredible. +1
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Sticky Fingers EOMS GHS LIB
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IORR Ain't too proud to beg Silver Train Dancing with Mr. D
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Proves that Mick must be following this thread!
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Quoteschillid Love this clip! And the hat
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QuoteMILKYWAY QuoteLuxuryStones 1969-1974 Yeah, but what a great five years that was! Many bands go on for decades without coming anywhere close. Indeed!
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Thank goodness! Glad it was rumor and not truth!
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Would it really hurt them that much to let him play in mini 3-4 song set??
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QuoteHound Dog That is such a cool poster, where can I get one?? Very nice!
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One of the best RS posters I think I've ever seen.
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Love reading all of these updates. Cool pic!
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Mick strolled right past us here! Cool!
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QuoteTheGreek the stones with mick taylor especially in 1973 (brussels) is at the peak of mick taylor's era with the glimmers.nothing can touch this ,go back and listen to brussels ,and watch ladies and gentleman .taylor is on fire right up there with eric clapton .if that does not move you nothing will .i do love ronnie also and i think the world of him . Exactly.
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Quotekleermaker Quotemoonlightaffair QuoteRichard from Canada I'm with Mathijs. Gimme Shelter, London, September 9, 1973 Is this the version on the "unofficial" Brussels Affair boot? It's on the bootleg called Brussels Affair-Definitive Edition. And here you have it: Thanks Kleermaker.
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QuoteRichard from Canada I'm with Mathijs. Gimme Shelter, London, September 9, 1973 Is this the version on the "unofficial" Brussels Affair boot?
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QuoteLuxuryStones One windmill in a band is enough. As for Kleers initial question I would say: Mention 3 solos I don't like. So true! Hard to pick favorites. But Taylor's Love in Vain solos from L&G slay me every time.
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Quotekleermaker If you listen carefully to the official Brussels you can hear that Keith's guitar is in the right channel, but 'leaning' to the middle, while Taylor's is on the extreme left side of the left channel. The effect is that Taylor is isolated from the band's sound and Keith is the centre of it. In the soundboard versions (Brussels/London/Rotterdam) this isn
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Charlie has always been cool.
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Quotebig4 People's ignorance of the Kinks music and popularity, not to mention influence is disappointing. Much more than a 60s pop band-even in the 60s! No band more successfully married British dance hall to British invasion with punk, art rock, arena rock, folk, heavy metal power chords. Ray Davies one of the great lyricists of all time. The Kinks were huge, filling up arenas from
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Love the song and clip Very bittersweet and sarcastic at the same time, IMO
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