Ronnie's enthousiasm is the little spark that has helped the Stones burning. It is better to enjoy whatever one does than not. Ronnie rocks!!!! Rockandroll, Mops
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Who would have thought that the "rebels" Rolling Stones needed a "Leviathan" to help them make their record. Of course Andrew is not an autocratic producer but it seems that when he told them something they listen to him, putting their differences aside. Thank you Andrew. Rockandroll, Mops
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I noticed that Mick is getting slightly annoyed at Jimmy's repeated impressions of him. I don't blame Mick. At first it was funny, well produced but now it has become a cheap shtick; Hey Jimmy, don't be lazy and try something new, pal. Rockandroll, Mops
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RIP Hairball. Rockandroll, Mops
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I believe the interview is for today: Rockandroll, Mops
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When Howard did a 5 minute pre-interview phone call with Keith this week, Stern was a little star-struck at the beginning of the conversation but Keef put him at ease by saying " hey man you are Howard @#$%& Stern !!" Nice way to break the ice for Howard. Should be a fun interview. Rockandroll, Mops
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Howard wants to know about the process of creating songs and music that Mick and Keith go through while composing. Howard likes specifics; Paul Simon was great at explaining using examples and details that were not too technical so it was easy to understand. With Keith, it is going to be different because Keith is often evasive and figurative in his answers, not detailed and meticulousl. But mayb
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Maybe Micheal Jackson's commercial success is that he constantly was able to access the world children market, besides the other markets. All the other artists on that list sell records to young adults and adults rarely kids. Rockandroll, Mops
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Quotestanlove Quoterollmops I don't know why Jann ommitted Chuck Berry. Chuck influenced all the rockers that made the cover of Rolling Stone mag. Chuck was very intelligent and articulate. Chuck is The Man as far as Rock and roll is concerned. Rockandroll, Mops No he wasn’t. His songs were simplistic music fair the body not the mind. He is one of my favorite artists but not very co
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I don't know why Jann ommitted Chuck Berry. Chuck influenced all the rockers that made the cover of Rolling Stone mag. Chuck was very intelligent and articulate. Chuck is The Man as far as Rock and roll is concerned. Rockandroll, Mops
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By the time the Stones released Angie their image had solidified into them been a hard living and hard playing rocking band. I believe that it must have been a surprise for them to see how the public at large accepted a soften version of the band. But it showed that the Stones' capacity at adapting and at evolving into a cameleon-like music business was strong and enduring. Rockandroll,
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Angie broadened the rolling stones's commercial appeal. It went deep ; older people, people who did not like them before were seduced by Angie. At that stage of their career it was remarkable. Angie was on the radios all the time (France). In my opinion it is a great song. I trust the song, I let it take me over each time I listen to it; I don't resist emotonnal arrest by Angie, I thin
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QuoteTaylor1 Quotegeorgelicks QuoteNilsHolgersson Blue & Lonesome was a #1 album in the UK though, I'm sure an album of new material will be #1 for all that's still worth. It all depends on the week of release and the competition, in England it is easier to be #1 but in the United States any rapper throws you an album out of the blue with 25 songs on streaming and leaves you out o
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Beautiful rendition of one of Robbie's masterpieces from the Last Waltz: Rockandroll, Mops
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QuoteMelBelli Mick said he was taken with the architecture of bridges, and that was going to be the name of the album — “Bridges.” And then the playwright Tom Stoppard suggested adding “…to Babylon.” In 1996 Bill Clinton used "the Bridge" as an image and a slogan to connect the 20th century with the 21 th; the bridge was cool around that time! May be the symbolism inspired the Stones
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RIP Robbie. Beside a great musician, he was a fasinating story teller. He loved rock and roll and he lived the life of a rocker, starting at an earlier age (16). He kept his passion for the music and was enthousiatic at sharing it with all of us. He was very rationnal and stable and did not seem to have been affected by the star system like so many of his comtemporaries. Rockandroll, Mops
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QuoteMongoose My band, the Amazing Mongooses, here in Atlanta a couple of months ago. It's a mixture of stuff we play in one five minute clip. Zeppelin, CSNY, Roy Orbison, Gin Blossoms, Hendrix, and more. Feedback welcome! Cheers..... Mongoose: I like it. Keep on rocking! Rockandroll, Mops
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QuoteMassimo68 People from Pocé-sur-Cisse (where is 'Château de la Fourchette') are affirmative : he's here since many days and the usual birthday fireworks is expected tonight : Maybe Mick will go to both parties: not to much to travel. Rockandroll, Mops
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All the songs from Black and Blue have been played live which means that the record is at least a valuable collection of songs that repeatedly has tickled Mick the right way.Great achievement for an album. Rockandroll, Mops
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Glyn Johns said that a version of FTC was done and mixed in december 1974. Then the Stones kept working on it.... Rockandroll, Mops
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QuoteMathijs QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTaylor1 Quoteumakmehrd Quoteterraplane Best Ronnie Wood era album. I like it as much as EOMS Say what... you are a Crazy MamaHow could this be Ron Woods best album? He plays on only three tracks.On one, Cherry Oh Baby he contributes almost nothing.Obviously he contributed a lot more to Some Girls and later albums. Four tracks: COB, HN, FTC and CM. I
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I have listened to it repeatdelty in the past and I enjoyed it a lot. It is R&B rather than R&R. It is what Sam Philips was looking for; the perfect imperfection or the antithesis of the Beatles' music. Rockandroll, Mops
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Nice guitar tutorials by that youtuber. Rockandroll, Mops
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I listened to "Shadow Kingdom" entirely while walking through the woods. Like Marcel Proust, Dylan deals with time, space, in a specific way by giving them significant parts on that album. It is a memory because the songs have been created long time ago and when I listen to them I invontarily remember the original version. Like Proust did, Dylan creates a sort of stream of consciousne
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One of the 3 versions of MFT. Stevie plays ALL the instruments here. Remarkable. The version released for the soundtrack of Performance as Ry cooder on slide, Randy Newman on piano, Gene Parsons(the byrds) on drums, Jeff Scheff(Elvis) on bass; impressive line-up of talented american musicians. Rockandroll, Mops
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QuoteVoodooLounge13 I’m assuming, based on all the comments and her predicament, that just because she’s married to Chris, a British citizen, does not make her a British citizen like it would here in the US? In the USA, a foreigner married to a US citizen has to apply to become a US citizen. It is a procedure that takes time and one has to pay $725. Rockandroll, Mops
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Quotegeorgelicks Rumors are of an announcement around Mick's birthday, the record is being mixed at the moment and a mid-November release date is gaining momentum. This is coming from people in the industry. Thank you for sharing what you've heard. Rockandroll, Mops
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I love Elvis and I respect him. Here is a funny story told by Joan Rivers on the Stern show in 2003. Rockandroll, Mops
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The ability to write and shape great songs that turn into commercial successes is a powerful skill/ strength for a musician who is part of a band. Without that competence it is difficult to lead the band especially if other in the band master the process. It must be very difficult to feel that one has been "dethroned" and to stay in the band. Rockandroll, Mops
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Regarding The Range Planet website: Mick Jagger: Significant low notes C#2 in I can't get no satisfaction. Sighificant high notes C#6 in Star Star. Rockandroll, Mops
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