Quotespikenyc QuoteTooTough Milano, 2006: Mick playing slide! So cool. thx for posting. But still very clear that he had (has) a long, long way to go before mastering slide guitar.
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The best songs on B2B are better than the best on VL. The worst songs on B2B are worse than the worst on VL.
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Quotetimbernardis Why did u choose to post Monkey Man as opposed to any of the others, maybe cause it's the only one on You Tube, or for other reasons? plexi Yes, the only on youtube as far as I know.
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Quotetimbernardis Quoteaudun-eg This is also well known. Monkey Man from the Four Flicks DVD disc 2 Madison Square Garden. As I recall, this was one of those 'Select a Stone' features on the DVD. Trying to remember if u could watch each Stone individually on any or all songs in that concert?? plexi That's correct my friend. There were also other songs with the same opt
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This is also well known. Monkey Man from the Four Flicks DVD disc 2 Madison Square Garden.
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Haven't seen the movie, but at least Gimmie Shelter is in the trailer for "Ford Vs. Ferrari".
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The Dead Daisies with Doug Aldrich, Dean Castronovo and John Corabi doing Bitch. video:
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QuoteMathijs Quoteaudun-eg QuoteCristiano Radtke What guitar is he playing here? Never seen that one before. Rozeo, a Japanese brand.This is the Ladybug I believe. Mathijs Thanks. Never heard of them before.
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QuoteCristiano Radtke What guitar is he playing here? Never seen that one before.
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Just listened to JJF on Tidal now (master quality), and wow!!! That must be one of the best live versions I've ever heard, and yes, the sound is better than on Bridges to Bremen. Punchy drums and rumbeling bass, sharp guitars and horns and the vocals all shine through. Wonderfull! Can't wait to get the DVD from this one.
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Welcome to the Goodtimes! Fantastic song from a very strong album! video:
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A brief history of the live sound reinforcement:
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His contribution to Don Henleys Bramble Rose. I usually like Jaggers approach to country, but this one doesn't cut it for me. If he couldn't be bothered or whatever I don't know, but it certainly doesn't work.
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Quotekeefriff99 QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteStoneage Listened through A Bigger Bang to make my picks. One note: The sound is not good. The drum sound is horrible. Was it on that album they put Charlie in a stairway? It sure sounds like that.. Wasn't that on Moon Is Up? On that one the drum sound is great Agree about the sound on ABB. Didn't Charlie play a trash can on Moon Is
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QuoteDandelionPowderman One Birds-tune as well, but I think Rocky was thinking of the Glimmers here. You're right, of course. My point is that Ron hasn't been involved in writing material for the Stones since.... ? Why not? His latest releases clearly shows that he is just as capable as the Glimmers. And who knows if the three of them worked together in a creative process... Not just b
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QuoteRocky Dijon Creative Work in the Twenty-First Century 1. Goddess in the Doorway + 2 bonus tracks 2. Four New Licks 3. Four New Alfies 4. A Bigger Bang + 3 bonus tracks 5. "Charmed Life" 6. Six New Exiles 7. "Watching the River Flow" 8. SuperHeavy Deluxe Edition (8 tracks with substantial Jagger input) 9. Six New Some Girls 10. Two GRRReat Songs 11. Crosseyed
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When he’s tuning to open E for bottle neck playing, it seems to be his guitar of choice.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteaudun-eg QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteaudun-eg Quotetrevormcmullin Does anybody know what year Ronnie's Zematis Disc Front guitar is? I have been trying to find out for a long time and can't seem to find that info anywhere. This page states 1972: He recorded Stay With Me with it the year before. Then it must have been made 1971 or prior. Wikipedia says
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Here in Norway we have a band called Hellbillies that started out as a country band singing in norwegian in the '90s. They have gradually turned in to a southern rock band, and as the guitarplayer is a big fan of Keith, they've naturally also released some Stones inspired material:
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteaudun-eg Quotetrevormcmullin Does anybody know what year Ronnie's Zematis Disc Front guitar is? I have been trying to find out for a long time and can't seem to find that info anywhere. This page states 1972: He recorded Stay With Me with it the year before. Then it must have been made 1971 or prior. Wikipedia says Ron appeared with the guitar on Top o
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QuoteRip This Quoteaudun-eg QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteSocrates1 I could never really hear Mick's backing vocal on VL's The Worst. I did like the youtube version with Keith and his country friends. That was a tremendously great version. Interesting the song is being reworked again with Sheryl Crow for an official album release. I'm buying. :42 seconda in. This version may help you
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Quotetrevormcmullin Does anybody know what year Ronnie's Zematis Disc Front guitar is? I have been trying to find out for a long time and can't seem to find that info anywhere. This page states 1972:
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Start Me Up is the reason I became a fan. Simply a work of art!
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GHS is a fantastic album. Too bad it’s so badly produced. Iorr is the same. Badly produced, but songwise, it’s not as good as GHS.
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteSocrates1 I could never really hear Mick's backing vocal on VL's The Worst. I did like the youtube version with Keith and his country friends. That was a tremendously great version. Interesting the song is being reworked again with Sheryl Crow for an official album release. I'm buying. :42 seconda in. This version may help you focus on listening. Mick is
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman Quoteaudun-eg QuoteTheflyingDutchman Quoteaudun-eg QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteStonedRambler Almost every Fender Strat has a tremolo system. Most people turn the springs tight for a more stable tuning and do not use it. I guess that's what Ronnie does. For using a Tremolo system he has his Duesenberg and Danelectro guitars. Locking tuners strongly recommended on a St
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman Quoteaudun-eg QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteStonedRambler Almost every Fender Strat has a tremolo system. Most people turn the springs tight for a more stable tuning and do not use it. I guess that's what Ronnie does. For using a Tremolo system he has his Duesenberg and Danelectro guitars. Locking tuners strongly recommended on a Strat. Saves you a lot of tuning misery
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteaudun-eg QuoteNICOS I remember this release but never bought any compilation except for the officially released by the Stones.... Don't you think Mick Taylor should be on the cover as well.................... For doing overdubs on HTW? I don’t know... + Live With Me. Of course. Some overdubs on that one too. Forgot about that one.
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteStonedRambler Almost every Fender Strat has a tremolo system. Most people turn the springs tight for a more stable tuning and do not use it. I guess that's what Ronnie does. For using a Tremolo system he has his Duesenberg and Danelectro guitars. Locking tuners strongly recommended on a Strat. Saves you a lot of tuning misery. Not necessary at all. Just make sur
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QuoteNICOS I remember this release but never bought any compilation except for the officially released by the Stones.... Don't you think Mick Taylor should be on the cover as well.................... For doing overdubs on HTW? I don’t know...
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