thanks for all the great beatle info sites! No wonder George had an inferiority complex!!
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leteyer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What about John and George on "We Love You" i believe john and paul sing harmony vocals on this-His Majesty should know. He's really up on his Beatles! Also I believe Ron plays drums on "Sleep Tonight" but dont know about Too Rude.
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perhaps we could have the source of the other information.
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my comment earlier about "paperback writer" was tongue in cheek,but in Mark Lewisohn's "The Complete Beatles Chronicle" p. 218 tape operator Phil McDonalds notes on the session leaves room for doubt about who performed the riff in the studio. Also according to "Rolling With The Stones" Bill Wyman states on p 239 that the first time the band saw Hendrix perform(u
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is the full aud. recording thats available on cd better than the one song thats on the old Swinging Pig release? maybe thats why it sounds so terrible to me wedged between the sbs. or maybe a lower gen. copy is out there?
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also would have liked to see the performance of "Down Home Girl"!! or even just hear it other than the crappy aud. version thats on all the boots. I mean all the other songs have surfaced in Sb and not this? Has anyone ran across it in the SB version?
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if the people that emailed me will send me mailing addresses I'll send the cdrs. If you still want them.
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with sssoul, finally located my copy and watched it about three times. You're right Keith kicks it of and then it seems he's playing the riff up on the neck while MT is playing the standard chord position. During the "hey hey baby.." part they both have their hands in the exact same position! On the last verse I cant see Keith but can clearly see MT and he is definately NOT pl
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melillo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > do any of these shops do mail order or do they > have an online site > > markmelillo@yahoo.com go to www.yahoo.com. in web search type collectors.crosstheworld.com (no www) then click into site from Beatl
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no proof other than the songwriting credits and royalty checks!!! If he stole it I guess as keith says "He stole it well".
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LA FORUM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah but Brian also wrote the riff for the Last > Time. oh, I didnt see according to Keith Richards!! thanks cc I'll search the forum. wait a minute- georgr harrison must have written Paperback Writer since he's playing the riff!!
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I gooogled Covays Mercy,Mercy and found a guy on Youtube demonstrating the guitar and claiming Hendrix played it. The definitive Don Covay on razor and tie label 1994 lists lots of guitarists but Hendrix is not among them. theres an album being auctioned through ebay as Don Covays claiming the lead guitarist on Mercy is Hendrix but as you read further down they say its "probable" that i
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cc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > scottkeef: Jimi Hendrix is the guitarist on Don > Covay's original version of "Mercy Mercy." Yes, > this is prior to his career as leader of the Jimi > Hendrix Experience. Probably the stones had no > idea who the guitarist was (maybe they assumed it > was Don Covay, since he wrote the clas
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neptune Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > LA FORUM Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > So who wrote it, Keith? Keith wrote it and says > > Brian played a great riff on Last Time? Keith > > Richards? Sure. > > > Great point LA. You and I are deemed 'silly' for > assumin
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LA FORUM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > scottkeef Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > guess you didnt want to address Mercy Mercy, > but > > sssoul has a point. Anyone who plays guitar > knows > > that TLT riff is not a slide riff. > > I play a lot of guitar and I know it'
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guess you didnt want to address Mercy Mercy, but sssoul has a point. Anyone who plays guitar knows that TLT riff is not a slide riff. As far as Brians slide capabilities he's one of the all-time greats. But interpeting blues(like LRR) is not writing blues. Although Led Zeppelin seems to think so. Hey, I love Zep but at least change a word or two before making Wolfs "Killing Floor"
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LA FORUM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is that the riff? Mercy Mercy "by Stones" isnt > really right, Hendrix wrote the riff and even if > the song is their version, the riff is the same, > it's Hendrix riff copied note by note. are you sure that the stones were copying hendrix in 65? dont think it logistically adds up. ever he
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vudicus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wouldn't mind getting a copy of the long version > if anyone has it. you can download it from edmunds list under mickboys Exile Revisited file. a true gentleman, edmund!
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I also mailordered this book in 73 as a 16 year old and it really began my love affair with the band(even though I clearly remember the sullivan 60s shows and the local am radio station running a "whos no 1" between beatles and stones).While I consider it the stones bible, even though so much has happened to nearly make it obsolete one can always return to it to refresh accurate info. A
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according to Bill Wyman in "Rolling With The Stones" ( a wealth of info. IF you go by the assumption that Bill is correct),with the exception of Sister Morphine-Sticky Fingers was started at Muscle Shoals dec. 69 and completed with the strings overdub at Trident(London) Jan 71. The songs he specifically addresses are: You Gotta Move,Brown Sugar,Wild Horses(Muscle Shoals),Midnight Mile,S
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Wonder if any "bankers" taped the show?!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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yes, a great job too,I might add. I'm kinda new to this and really havent figured out the posting yet but since no one has, email me and I'll make you a copy.
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TooTough Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mack Jigger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > There's a full length version of EOMSB > available > > on bootleg for many years. > > This full length version isn´t even listed in the > Weissbuch > from 2003. On which boots is i
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the Ft. Worth 78 show at Will Rogers Auditorium they were billed as "The London Green-shoed Cowboys".
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I dont know who did what but it would show alot of class for the stones orginization to fix this. I cant believe Mick J. and keith would be responsible for this pettiness(well maybe Mick!) Everyone knows the band was at its most artistic strength with taylor. Whats right is right.
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thanks for the links,everyone. These are great!
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Baboon Bro Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > (My pleasure) .. - Since we're talkin' the > bluuuueeez here.. : > > Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown & Canned Heat > in Montreuz, back in 1973, still with Bob "The > Bear" Hite > alive & givin' the organ a real treat... And > Gatemouth is just > o
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i agree, thats what I meant. I figured they took it from the youtube promo(which is your production, isnt it? or do you just share the same name?)mack jigger
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You are correct Sssoul. once again I fall way short of articulating my thoughts. I guess I meant a demo(especially with the ability to overdub) can be the same "basic" recording and different at the same time. I'm not even sure if that makes sense!! But to answer your question the complete text: From the video version and also the original Ron Wood home demo The Stones used to buil
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your right bout that, HalfNanker. The vocals Blondie contributes on Huberts cd "Bout Them Shoes" sound great!
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