QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTravelinMan I read once Tattoo You is supposed to sound or stand for something raunchy. Can’t recall. Of the many possible names at the time the one that started to stick was Tattoo. For some reason no one seems to be able to remember was You was added. It's a good thing it was because Tattoo You is better than Tattoo. So it's arbitrary. There's no de
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I read once Tattoo You is supposed to sound or stand for something raunchy. Can’t recall.
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RIP. Legendary blues producer.
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Interesting band. I've followed their meteoric rise on Instagram for a few years.
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Meanwhile in the US there are a ton of much older names that are coming back like Henry, Levi, Oliver, Theodore, Noah, Elijah, Liam, Sebastian, Ezra etc. and that’s just for boys. Names are cyclical
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QuoteRockman .... okay Man Right back at ya Man
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I use “Richards” all the time and I’ve posted here since 2007. I use all of their last names.
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I think a lot of Goats was re-recorded in LA and Olympic because their original sessions were not so hot.
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Yes, I’m also checking in late. I’d love to hear Taylor playing in his Bluesbreaker form.
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The Corky Laing All Star show is awesome.
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QuoteMathijs QuoteEleanor Rigby Was Taylor at these sessions? yes sure, they did Sway, Bitch, I'm Not Signifying, Silver Train, all with Taylor. Mathijs Moonlight Mile
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Well there’s a clavinet played by Billy Preston. I’d have to listen on speakers.
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Sounds like Jagger on guitar, Stu on piano, and Mick Taylor on bass. This is in line with Jagger's quote: "I remember Silver Train, I think we recorded in London, and I remember Mick and I jamming on that. That was just a jam we managed to make into a song in the end. It started off as a jam rather than a song that was pre-written." - Mick Jagger, 2020
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There were multiple reasons given for Wyman’s lack of contribution. In an interview they said his bass was out of tune on the basic tracks. Another reason I’ve read was of the break-in and assault he and his wife experienced. So they left. Winter was the first track cut in Jamaica. Angie was cut to an 8-track machine. I’m pretty sure the album version of Star Star was cut in Olympic at t
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Interesting! I wonder if the Stones had the entire concert filmed and recorded? It’s a unique setlist for sure.
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Jagger was playing a lot of guitar at Stargroves. There are a lot of outtakes from that period.
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That's wild. Excellent detective work!
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan Quote TheflyingDutchmaman On Time Waits for No One maybe a bit during the ascending outro line towards 6:00. Not only because he has more distortion, compared to the beginning of the ascending line at 1:44, but also a bit more more bas, which could be the Octivader used, limited though. Again not entirely sure. In the Stones gear book Tayl
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteRockingLonestar I guess he used the Octivider in the studio, for example on Time Waits for No One. With Herbie Mann in the Studio it looks like Taylor has the Octivider in front of his left foot. Not entirely sure: On Time Waits for No One maybe a bit during the ascending outro line towards 6:00. Not only because he has more distortion, compared to the
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According to a 1973 tour article: Mick Taylor has three pedals on the floor: Sustainer, Octivider, and Wah-Wah Pedal. They made a Wah-Fuzz, a Wah-Fuzz-Swell, and a Wah-Fuzz-Straight
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QuoteProfessorWolf while i agree that 68-83 were there peak live and studio wise i didn't live thru this time and don't have any particularly special attachment to it i became a fan when i was 17 in 2008 my era has been everything after that and that's the one i have the greatest attachment to because i've lived thru it but i like every thing before that and have n
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The Robin Millar/Taylor dynamic is fascinating. Taylor produced Millar as a new artist and attempted to secure him a record deal. It turned out Millar became a fantastic producer and extremely successful and wealthy.
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Mustang Sally is !!!
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They should just release the original 1972 tour album, which I believe was a double album with Stevie Wonder.
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He actually played two guitar parts on Waiting on a Friend at 5:04
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Thank you!
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I believe Stu plays the piano on Walk With Me Wendy. I think Potted Shrimp could be Stu, but it may be Bobby Whitlock or even Stephen Stills himself. On the tape list there isn’t a piano player listed, and I’m sure Stu would have said something as he was involved in the tech side of the band.
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Stu is on my favorite Some Girls sessions track Fiji Jim
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan A lot of lineups are educated guesswork. Sometimes even the players don’t remember who played on what. For instance, Nicky Hopkins is listed on Potted Shrimp but it sounds more like Stu (even Stephen Stills or Bobby Whitlock) Listed where? By fans? Yes, fans do educated guess work. And as with science, it keeps evolving due to new information. The idea that Bobb
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A lot of lineups are educated guesswork. Sometimes even the players don’t remember who played on what. For instance, Nicky Hopkins is listed on Potted Shrimp but it sounds more like Stu (even Stephen Stills or Bobby Whitlock)
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