She appears/is interviewed in the 1973 film/documentary 'A Film about Jimi Hendrix'. Any chance of suki thread?
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neptune Wrote: > Oh, so now you say the slide on JSP was a lap > steel. You've said before that it wasn't a lap > steel. What is it then, Mathjis? There are a > couple photographs circa 1968 showing Brian > playing a lap steel. You're not convinving me at > all that the slide on JSP was played by Keith . . > . No, he is saying it's hard to
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drummer_dude Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I thought Brian played the accoustic guitar on > Prodigal Son I read it was his last stab at the > guitar. That is him playing the accoustic that you > hear on the recording not Keith. What do you all > think? No way! There is actually two acoustics there though.
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Spot on as always miss sssoul, sleep well.
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Big Al Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't think Brian has been forgotten. Jagger has > talked about Brian’s contribution to No > Expectations and no one has ever said hat he > wasn't involved elsewhere on the record. He is of > course, but from what I've read on this thread, > despite his constant prescience on maybe 8
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People forget things in the haze of time or get them mixed up, or certain questions and the context in which they are asked may bring back a memory they had previously forgot about. Can you remember every specific day from 10 - 20 - 30 years ago? This for stoned in dc
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Other than King Beee I cant think of any other standard tuning slide parts by Brian?
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Here's a quote attributed to Jimmy Miller, it's from the inside of a bootleg so take what you wish from it... "We'd be doing let's say, A blues thing. He'd walk in with a sitar, which was totally irrelevant to what we were doing and want to play it. I used to try to accomodate him. I would isolate him, put him in a booth and not record him onto any track that we
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The slide on Jigsaw Puzzle is anything but rigid and there is variation to what is being played. Keith has said he played the guitars on the track in a 1989 Radio interview/documentary about Beggars Banquet, there's no real reason to doubt that. Something that may back up Brain playing is wether or not the outtakes feature slide, there's a whole CD of them recording the song, do
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I think Michael Cooper is one of the other people around the mic, Marianne's wearing a hat... and at one point Brian kinda gently moves his hand towards her ass but goes to her waste hah.
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Big Al Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The who of Symathy For The Devil was recorded at > Olypic Sound from 4-10th June 1968. According to > Martin Elliott's book, it wasn't worked on after > that. But from what I understand, the entire album was mixed(with some overdubs, ie the gospel choir on Salt of the Earth) and mastered at Sunse
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Mathijs Wrote: > Brian does most probably NOT sing on Sympathy, as > doesn't Anita Pallenberg, Marianne Faithful, > Charlie Watts or Bill Wyman. The shot with all > people gathered around the mike was completely > staged for the movie, and you actually see Watts > loking incredibly bored and out of place, and > nobody is actually really singing. Jimmy Miller &g
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john r Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well if not a synth what the hell is (Bill?) > playing on 2000 Light Years (in addition to B's > mellotron)? How do we know this is the first synth > the RS bought? Hell the Monkees had one in '67. > And it sounds to me like Brian on harmonica on DD > (compare his other harm. trax, and Mason
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stoned_in_dc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > well i think "anita leaving him.." is one way to > write it... > > certainly keith was not an innocent bystander... > > for a long time i thought brian's involvement with > beggars had been marginal but clearly he must have > been showing up to the studio.. Well, if y
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Nah Nicky Hopkins on piano and organ for JJF. The synth like tones heard on Satanic Majesties is an oscillator which is basically an electronic device that produces a sine wave that can be altered via the pitch wheel. It would look something like this.
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I'll pass.
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I think things REALLY changed following his May 1968 bust. I also think too much is made of Anita leaving him, obviously that screwed up the band dynamics, but really, as far as I can see, it's the 3 or 4 busts he endured during 1967 - 1968 that did the most damage... oh, and the drink and drugs of course!
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Here's various songs that feature the MKII Mellotron mandolin sound... As an aside to Beggars, I think it's likely that he plays the part at the end of Jumpin' Jack Flash on a mellotron using the accordian setting, I dont hear him on guitar really! He also plays soprano saxophone on Child of the Moon.
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This is what Brian is most likely to have played on Beggars Banquet: Sympathy for the Devil - Near inaudible acoustic guitar and backing vocals... this can all be seen in the One Plus One footage. It is likely however that Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Jimmy Miller re-did the "whoo whoo" backing vocals during the mixing sessions at Sunset Sound mid 1968. No Expectations
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Debra, what a lot of crap!
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I made a mistake by saying "errors!". :-()
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See my previous post... I dont care for experts, nor mistakes in singles listings. Would you like me to point out some 'errors'?
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erikjjf Wrote: > There are few mistakes here and there. It's not > FULL of errors. Far from it. Yeah bad choice of word there, I guess there aren't any as it does say "probable line up".
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It's nice, but the who played what part is full of errors.
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john r Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I like to think it's Brian when he puts down his > *flute*, but that's wishful thinking - cant say it > recalls the voice on 'Walking the Dog' or > anything... RECORDER! Ah, that's better...
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Performance was Cammells baby, Roeg directed the photography. ps, it's Dont Look Now - 1973
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It's a marimba and yes it's Brian. You can hear him play vibes rather well on Yesterdays Papers from Between the Buttons. It's also him playing the slide on Dontcha Bother Me(very easy part to play btw), but I'm not so sure about the harmonica.
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I love Brian's contributions to the music, the image and concept of the stones, but there is a lot of truth to what Mathijs says regarding the execution of his parts. It's interesting that one of his best contributions, the recorder on Ruby Tuesday, happens to be one of his most shakey released performances. Listen to the pre vocal version and you'll hear what I mean. His
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Still A Fool is my favourite.
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There's a lot of myths surrounding this woman.
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