The album seems like mostly all Jagger songs.But it’s got some good songs,and good guitar playing by Keith and Ron.It’s a good album and great for their ages.The only thing I don’t like that much is Jagger’s mannered vocals. And Id like them to try music which is a little more adventurous the next time
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteTaylor1 Quotefrenki09 QuoteTheflyingDutchman The person that followed Jagger at 0:32 looks like Taylor from a distance, some sort of lookalike, and Jack Bruce at 0:42 suffering from serious withdrawal symptoms. . I don't think Bruce and Taylor crossed paths with the Stones in 1975 though. Thank you anyway. That is NOT Jack Bruce, I am 100% sure, and although t
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Quotefrenki09 QuoteTheflyingDutchman The person that followed Jagger at 0:32 looks like Taylor from a distance, some sort of lookalike, and Jack Bruce at 0:42 suffering from serious withdrawal symptoms. . I don't think Bruce and Taylor crossed paths with the Stones in 1975 though. Thank you anyway. That is NOT Jack Bruce, I am 100% sure, and although the guy, who resembles the other Mick
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What would they be doing on the plane with Jagger? Is that Jack Bruce?
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteTaylor1 QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteTaylor1 In this video, there are two guys who look like Taylor and Jack Bruce getting off the Stones’ plane with Jagger in Dallasin 1975. video: Do you have a picture /screenshot; the link doesn't work? Thank you.It’s on You Tube titled”Rolling Stones Dallas1975, (rare footage)”.It shows Jagger exiting the Rolling Stone jet
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteTaylor1 In this video, there are two guys who look like Taylor and Jack Bruce getting off the Stones’ plane with Jagger in Dallasin 1975. video: Do you have a picture /screenshot; the link doesn't work? Thank you.It’s on You Tube titled”Rolling Stones Dallas1975, (rare footage)”.It shows Jagger exiting the Rolling Stone jet followed by a guy who looks like Tay
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How about Stevie Wonder
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This is one of my favorite Taylor performances.Although the rest of the band is pretty great .video:
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Quoterocker1 QuoteMathijs The entire Brussels Affair (the bootleg with Wembley recordings) is a master workshop in lead guitar, and at spots also in how to incorporate lead guitar in a 'rythm guitar way'…. . . . The only of his playing that I don't like very much is where he is required to play mainly rhythm guitar. I find him annoying on HTW, his rhythm feel for StarF i
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In this video, there are two guys who look like Taylor and Jack Bruce getting off the Stones’ plane with Jagger in Dallasin 1975. video:
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Quotefrankotero What no guitar overdubs? I was under the impression there’s a lot of that throughout all tracks.You should listen to the bootlegs of the MSG and Baltimore shows.There are no overdubs except maybe Carol and Little Queenie, and even on those tracks it is not very noticeable since it is not the lead guitars
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For me I would love to hear Ladies and Gentlemen remix to make it sound more like Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out. And Voodoo Lounge has some great stuff but the mix sounds weak
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTaylor1 QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan Give me a couple songs to check out and I'm sure I could knock them out a lot quicker than it took me any of Hendrix's ballads or Taylor's Brussels Gimme Shelter solos at full speed. Try Keith's part of Beast of Burden, note for note. Or Ronnie's solos on Black Limo, Neighbours, Shattered or 20 Flight Rock, all fro
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan Give me a couple songs to check out and I'm sure I could knock them out a lot quicker than it took me any of Hendrix's ballads or Taylor's Brussels Gimme Shelter solos at full speed. Try Keith's part of Beast of Burden, note for note. Or Ronnie's solos on Black Limo, Neighbours, Shattered or 20 Flight Rock, all from Hampton. MathijsHow a
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteMathijs QuoteTheflyingDutchman They are better after or at the end of a tour because they have more routine. Clean or on Cocaine and drunk. The way that Keith, Rom Wood or Taylor play is not technically demanding. First, try to play like Richards and Wood on the 1978 and 1981 tour and you'll find out it is much more technically challenging then expected. The
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTaylor1 Personally , I hear nothing wrong with his playing on those 50 and counting shows, even if it’s not 1972-1973 playing. Well, check out his totally failed attempt to play Silver Train, or the various Sway solo's that were trainwrecks. Or many CYHMK where he is just noodling. MathijsWow, since he only played Silver Train and Sway 2 or 3 times after 40 years th
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QuoteRedhotcarpet Their best album since Hackney Diamonds.Their best album since 1962
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Mick sounds almost defensive when the interviewer points out that JJ Flash is”basic” compared to the more complex music on Satanic Majesties , and yet it’s one of their greatest songs and better than anything on Satanic.It also sounds like Brian contributed almost nothing to Flash because Mick and he do mention he played soprano sax on Child of the Moon but is silent as to any contribution on Fla
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman Quotedcba QuoteTheflyingDutchman I doubt that the average Stones fan or the Stones' guitarists themselves would notice the difference between completely drug fuelled or sober, rehearsed or under rehearsed; after 50 years of "stage experience". Thank god for that. the average punter probably not, but any fan can tell the difference between a beginning-
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteMathijs Mathijs I doubt that the average Stones fan or the Stones' guitarists themselves would notice the difference between completely drug fuelled or sober, rehearsed or under rehearsed; after 50 years of "stage experience". Thank god for that.And whose fault is it he was under rehearsed? Not Taylor.And he still sounded better than Ron or K
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I think the 3 albums which need a remix where the instruments can all be heard clearly are IORR album, Ladies and Gentleman , and Between the Buttons
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QuoteDoxa Quotetreaclefingers QuoteGasLightStreet Quotetreaclefingers QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteVoodooLounge13 Voodoo Lounge will always, always, always be my favorite album of theirs, but if there is one album that I had to list as being the quintessential Rolling Stones' album, it would be Sticky Fingers, hands down, bar none. Just this week received the Russian and Spanish CD versions in
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QuoteDandelionPowderman During the PMS-session, the session that Keith didn't know about Is that why they were laughing
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteRocky Dijon QuoteTheflyingDutchman Like Bill Wyman said: "Never go back to your ex. It doesn't work" And yet, he returned to the studio for HACKNEY DIAMONDS... So did Taylor, for the PMS session. When was that picture taken?
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Spanish A Minor is a great track.He should have stayed in the band and done instrumental albums with tracks like this on the side.Maybe a track like this , Mick and Keith might have worked on it , added lyrics and editing to it, and released it on a Stones album
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Keith Richards is the greatest rock rhythm guitarist of all time
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Sweethearts Together is another well written, well played underrated gem
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Quotedmay "He was absolutely the best guitar player of his generation...." A nice read about Michael Bloomfield. The Paul Butterfield Blues Band album, East-West, with Bloomfield on lead guitar is so good. Also check out the album Fathers And Sons album with Bloomfield working with Muddy Waters for a great blues session. Such a shame the man's demons took him too soon. &q
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Spanish A Minor is certainly worthy of being on a top 15 album.Better than songs Short and Curlies, Indian Girl and Hey Negrita and much of the rest of the bands solo output.
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No he was not
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