QuoteAquamarine Hmm. According to that, Mick and Robert Plant have got exactly the same vocal range. Together with Nina Simone.
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News from Oslo Might prevent more time wasted On this sorry thread
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Thank you, latebloomer. Nice to be thought of, (even if it is Godzilla that brings me to mind )
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Another monster hit for the Stones? "Aadahl and van der Ryn recorded the shrieks coming from the Rolling Stones tour on the backlot of the Warner Brothers studio—shrieks complemented by the rumbles and roars of the Burbank cityscape."
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bv, may the Stone's rolling fleet inspire your running feet tomorrow!
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His daughters are not models - one of them is an endodontist!
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The website drumlessons.com has a great collection of Charlie Watts videos. I especially like the first one, "Charlie's Drums."
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mighty stork, perhaps you should start a new thread! I didn't mean to contaminate this one (it's great) - just thought the Dylan photo fit, if you see it a bit slant. And Mick's head IS bigger than Bob's in the shot ...
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Bob Dylan
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Etta James - Miss Peaches Willie Nelson - The Red-headed Stranger Christine Ohlman - The Beehive Queen Charlie Watts - The Wembley Whammer
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Sorry if this already has been posted - Seems like important information for those who be in Oslo May 26th for the Stones and might be planning a hike in the mountains as well.
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WWIII Hiroo Onoda?
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Joan Baez Leonard Cohen Stevie Wonder
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Quotereg thorpe Another rainy day In New York City Softly sweet So silently it falls As crosstown traffic crawls Beautiful impression of your day - thanks for sharing. Enjoy!
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Dame Evelyn Glennie
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“Jimi Hendrix Experience was as English as it gets “Jimi Hendrix Experience were 2/3 British (and while Hendrix was a super star both other musicians were not exactly just "support artists" ) “Hendrix lived in England “He delivered British acid blues-rock within an English pop group. In no way may the Experience be classified as an American group “The group was more English than
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Quotematxil QuoteBostonLass Quotematxil Wonderful stuff. Is this recent? How do they record this? Do they start with a basic-track and then each fills certain gaps? In any case, very well done. And as for Keith, like with the Wingless Angels, he does this sort of thing splendidly. "Playing For Change was born in 2002 as a shared vision between co-founders, Mark Johnson and Whitney Kroenk
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Quotematxil Wonderful stuff. Is this recent? How do they record this? Do they start with a basic-track and then each fills certain gaps? In any case, very well done. And as for Keith, like with the Wingless Angels, he does this sort of thing splendidly. "Playing For Change was born in 2002 as a shared vision between co-founders, Mark Johnson and Whitney Kroenke, to hit the streets of Ame
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Just love this. Agree - "You can see the joy." Here's a link to the Playing With Change Foundation website: .
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Beach Boys Creedence Clearwater Revival Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Earth, Wind & Fire Talking Heads
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There were 50 ways this could have been avoided ...
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QuoteGetYerAngie My favourite is Angie (version 2). Haven't ever looked at video singles much, but love this, GetYerAngie. Mick is amazing, sure ... of course, but the 10 seconds of Charlie are the best.
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Here's a long (45+ minutes) interview with Satriani. Talks about Jagger 12:40 - 18:45; talks about Richards 28:15 - 29:30. Also ... "OT", but interesting, about gear, Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, Jeff Beck, creative process, music & mathematics, usw.
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Satriani discusses working with Jagger.
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Wish I were on my way to NOLA now ...
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Cyril Davies
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Thanks for posting this, roryfaninva. Excellent documentary - very interesting review of the roots of Stones music and the context of the band's development.
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