QuoteDoxa Let's go on. So Muddy liked "Rollin' Stone"/"Catfish Blues" so much that he wrote totally new lyrics on it, and called it "Still A Fool" (sometimes called as "Two Trains Running"). Here is the 1951 original (Little Walter on second guitar, and, interestingly, Leonard Chess on bass drum supporting him there): Well, now, the
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QuoteMathijs In all those 40 years the only footage of Jim I know of was him playing trumpet with a large group of famous and half-famous musicians. If I recall correctly Sheryl Crow was there as well, and they could have played Bitch, but I am not sure. It was around 2008. Jim had turned completely bald, and gained some weight, but look unmistakenly like Jim Price. Mathijs Fanatic versio
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QuoteProfessorWolf also i'm surprised how little attention this thread has attracted here The generation gap.
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I found this: Price (Jim Price musician)/Born July 25, 1945 (age 78) Died February 6, 2023 (aged 77) Genres Rock Occupation(s) Session musician, composer, audio producer Instrument(s) Trumpet, piano Years active 1960s to 2010s "James William Price was an American session musician. He toured extensively with The Rolling Stones from 1970 until 1973, including their 1972 American Tour,
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QuoteDoxa QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteTopi Quotekeefriffhards Why Keith only one song and a short song, wasn't the contract always two Keith songs, sometimes three songs, disappointed. The contract? Very simple: When most people hear Jagger's voice they think it's the Rolling Stones. When people hear Keith's voice they think it is him doing a solo project. That's
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QuoteTopi Quotekeefriffhards Why Keith only one song and a short song, wasn't the contract always two Keith songs, sometimes three songs, disappointed. The contract? Very simple: When most people hear Jagger's voice they think it's the Rolling Stones. When people hear Keith's voice they think it is him doing a solo project. That's just how it works by most people
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QuoteFernandobsas Hello everybody, First of all I dont want anybody take this comment as negetive becouse I like the new album a lot. But my question is where the Chuck Berry influenced went ? why there is no a Chuck Berrian three chord song ? Bye Fernando As far as I remember it they did that mostly in the first 10 years of their existence. Maybe they got tired of it.
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Depending On You Released Friday October 20, 2023 with the Hackney Diamonds album. The Rolling Stones with Steve Jordan : Drums Matt Cliffiord : Piano Andrew Watt : Bass, Guitar, Backing Vocals, Percussion, String Arrangement Benmont Tench : Hammond Organ + Violin, Viola, Cello Quoteroryfaninva Thats alot of Andrew Watt. Indeed. What a difference a musician makes.Very wel
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John McLaughlin Quintet (Ranjit Barot, Gary Husband, Jany McPherson, Etienne M’Bappe) 20.10.2023 CH-Zürich, Konzerthaus.
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First thing I noticed is that he stopped posting on "What are you listening to this very second". He posted there almost every day. He will be missed; RiP Hairball. † QuoteHairball
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A big name in jazz land. I saw her long ago with Jack Bruce and Mick Taylor in 1975, Pinkpop. I could finally lay my hands on the audience recording, recently. Carla was arguably the most inspiring and colourful player at that particular concert. RiP Carla Bley. †
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Quotegustavobala where´s mick? From left to right: Mick Taylor, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards.
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Decent people
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1) Yaya's 2) Brussels 1973 3) Sticky Fingers 4) Exile on Mainstreet 5) Goats head soup with TWFNO as bonus track. 1) TWFNO 2) Gimme shelter (Philly 1972) 3) Sftd (Ya ya's) 4) Shine a light (S.Fingers) 5) Brown Sugar (Essen 1970) 6) Midnight Rambler (Ya ya's) 7) Love in Vain (Essen 1970) 8) Moonlight Mile 9) Sway 10) Heartbreaker (Brussels 1973) 11) Stray cat Blu
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QuoteStonedRambler quet. What's going on here? Doesn't make any sense one week before the new album Could be clickbait.
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Can't you hear me knocking is still on of my favourite intro riffs. It works like a strong cup of black coffee.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Downtown Suzie is officially released. The blues version of Love In Vain could have been a contender, along with these tracks: You mean Brian Jones instead of Rye Cooder on "Sister Morphine"?
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Quotestraycatuk I can't think of anyone to compare her to . A unique talent. She's made some amazing music sc uk Indeed. Tori Amos is the only one that I can think of who was clearly influenced by her. Amos said in an interview that it was too much of a compliment for her to be compared with Kate Bush. A humble statement.
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Beautiful music. Also very romantic.
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QuoteThe Joker Like a Brian Jones version of the Stones... Would be great if, but what about the cash-flow?
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Quotedmay Came across this. No idea if it's ever been posted before. Pretty cool and definitely rock'n'roll. Amazed at how polite and well dressed the audience is. Enjoy. Thank You, I enjoyed it. He could have shown Keith a bit more than the JB good intro only.
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QuoteTaylor1 According to Dickinson sounds like Bill and Keith weren’t getting along And Mick Taylor didn't speak for three days.
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QuoteMartinB QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteMathijs QuoteTheflyingDutchman As far as I understood it Stu refused to play minor chords.That matters about half the repertoire anyway. The statement is a complete fabrication. Mathijs Absolutely, and certainly from a musical point of view the subject makes no sense at all, because an Amin7 is an inversion of a Cmaj6. I like the fun factor of t
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTheflyingDutchman As far as I understood it Stu refused to play minor chords.That matters about half the repertoire anyway. The statement is a complete fabrication. Mathijs Absolutely, and certainly from a musical point of view the subject makes no sense at all, because an Amin7 is an inversion of a Cmaj6. I like the fun factor of the subject though.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Did they play the cowbell intro at all before 1981? Certainly on the original release !!
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QuoteKoen QuoteSpud Not sure Keith said very much new or surprising...but an enjoyable read none the less. Yeah, my thoughts as well.It must be difficult to come up with an original and interesting question for him. I don't think any of the Stones members said something surprising anyway, right from the beginning, in 1962. The surprising news comes (came) from the people that were around
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QuoteKingbeebuzz I don’t think there is any film of him on stage pre 1969.....but I haven’t checked Charlie Is My Darling.....I believe he used to play in the wings (edge of stage but out of sight of most of the audience). You could also explore the NME Poll Winners concert footage from 1965, that was a big wide and deep stage and he may just possibly be at the back, he was certainly present s
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Quoteeismann Today it is exactly half a century ago that I attended my first Stones show I don't know if there's a better recording. Anyway, the band was on steam with Mick Taylor. Time flies.
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