QuoteRoom1009 I'm researching CYHMK for an episode of The Room 1009 Podcast. It seems that Newcastle saw the live debut. There were two shows that day. Accpording to the late Gazza's Rocks Off, it was played on the late show but not the early show. This might account for some of the discrepancies in the various articles: did the reviewer see one or both shows? Also Bill's book list
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I’d like to see some footage of Rocks Off (the song)
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Thanks, Mathijs! Hearing the two Sticky Fingers rarities would be incredible, but even hearing one would be amazing.
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QuoteBitchKeepsBitchin In 1975 Ronnie was rolled out on flatbed truck in NYC for his Stones debut. My boyfriend was a photographer and found out about it. We skipped school so he could get some photos. The press were gathered in a restaurant, thinking the Stones were going to be there to announce the MSG tour dates. The truck stopped in front of the restaurant and all of the press came running ou
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QuoteCristiano Radtke QuoteTravelinMan Quotestonesstein A reel-to-reel tape purportedly of one of the Newcastle 1971 shows sold in 2017. Has anyone heard anything of this reel? Has any of this stuff surfaced? 1971 Rolling Stones Newcastle Reel-to-Reel Tape Sale Honky Tonk Women Satisfaction Love In Vain Midnight Rambler Brown Sugar Street Fighting Man Stray Cat Blues Dead Flower
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NC: Has there ever been any really funny train wreck moments on stage with The Stones? BK: Yeah, there have been. One time in particular I remember, and this goes back to the song "Can't You Hear Me Knocking". When I first started touring with The Stones, and this would have been the first tour with them; we played in England, Ireland, Scotland. Anyway, we'd just recorded &
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Quotestonesstein A reel-to-reel tape purportedly of one of the Newcastle 1971 shows sold in 2017. Has anyone heard anything of this reel? Has any of this stuff surfaced? 1971 Rolling Stones Newcastle Reel-to-Reel Tape Sale Honky Tonk Women Satisfaction Love In Vain Midnight Rambler Brown Sugar Street Fighting Man Stray Cat Blues Dead Flowers Bitch Little Queenie Well, I w
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This is interesting, but it should be noted in the first paragraph for at least the first 15 years, the Stones tracked live in the studio (basic tracking) without a click track; Watts often followed Keith Richards and they played off one another. Back then, bands actually recorded as a unit, so just focusing on the drums seems to be a bit of an incomplete analysis. What makes it even more comp
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Quotegeorgemcdonnell314 I just read through the articles from Deltics. It is clear that they played Wild Horses. And "take me down little Susie" is obviously Dead Flowers. Still digging to find out about CYHMK. I'll read a bit of Bill's book to see if he says anything about the concerts if anything. QuoteRank Stranger Here's some press clips from March 71 (
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteMunichhilton How is it on Still Life they have 2 cover songs but not the fantastic Black Limo...at the time they were fine paying those royalties but nothing to Ron. Hope he got a sandwich and a snack out of it at least. Maybe a juice box That is a bit strange. The TATTOO YOU tour live album and... 4 cover songs and only 1 TY track. FOUR COVER SONGS. One from
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QuoteRank Stranger Here's some press clips from March 71 ( thanks Deltics ): Thanks for this. Deltics was great.
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If the Burbank rehearsals were anything like the rehearsals before the 1975 tour, then they played a TON of songs they ended up cutting out. CYHMK: it sounds like there is an audience, or people are just hollering while watching. It also sounds like Keith/Mick singing together. Hopefully the entire tape is eventually released.
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan Quote5strings "We do have an indication on how it sounded -there is a snippet of CYHMK from the Burbank rehearsals in 1972. Mathijs" Are the Burbank rehearsals aviable? Or this snippet of CYHMK. Thanks. The link on the Stones Archive just had three corrupt files. Mathijs Thanks Mathijs!
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Quote5strings "We do have an indication on how it sounded -there is a snippet of CYHMK from the Burbank rehearsals in 1972. Mathijs" Are the Burbank rehearsals aviable? Or this snippet of CYHMK. Thanks. The link on the Stones Archive just had three corrupt files.
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QuoteMathijs QuoteTravelinMan Greenfield also confirmed they played “Wild Horses” and CYHMK Didn't he confirm they played those at both newcastle and Manchester? We do have an indication on how it sounded -there is a snippet of CYHMK from the Burbank rehearsals in 1972. Mathijs I'd have to double check, but maybe just "Wild Horses" more than once? I'm not sure.
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Greenfield also confirmed they played “Wild Horses” and CYHMK
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This show is my White Whale.
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BUT DID THEY RECORD NEWCASTLE '71?
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Let's just hope they have Newcastle 1971 lol
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I heard Bill Wyman even visited on occasion.
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QuotePalace Revolution 2000 I was just pondering this. How great Ron Wood was in the Faces, and what a force he was on the 75/76 tour. More like a guest star. And IMO the '78 tour doesn't get near enough attention here. Maybe bc they never went to Europe. But that might be the best guitar playing by the guitars ever. It was as much Ronnie's album, as it was Keith's. The weavi
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTheflyingDutchman Quotekeefriffhards Quotelapaz62 Taylor got another thing wrong, he said Clapton and he developed together only Clapton developed quicker. He forgot the part were he caught and blew past him. Not sure any guitar player has blown past Mick Taylor, is that even possible, with the Stones he took the music to another stratosphere never surpassed. lap
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTravelinMan QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTravelinMan QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteroby I also criticize him for a lack of consistency, even in rhythm, when Taylor was so diligent. Some tracks lost a lot of their power live, with too much wavering. On the other hand, he's very good at guitar slide. It's funny, in the comment section on this YouTube-vide
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTravelinMan QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteroby I also criticize him for a lack of consistency, even in rhythm, when Taylor was so diligent. Some tracks lost a lot of their power live, with too much wavering. On the other hand, he's very good at guitar slide. It's funny, in the comment section on this YouTube-video someone states that this is Taylor'
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteroby I also criticize him for a lack of consistency, even in rhythm, when Taylor was so diligent. Some tracks lost a lot of their power live, with too much wavering. On the other hand, he's very good at guitar slide. It's funny, in the comment section on this YouTube-video someone states that this is Taylor's best solo ever Based on one
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QuoteBig Al Quoteliddas Quotekeefriffhards Read above post. Keith has been gone live since 2003. I agree Ronnie has done his best to make it up to Keith in more recent tours. But as far the decades that really mattered, Ronnie sucked. Don't know which are the decades that really matter, maybe I'm missed them. Can't remember Ronnie really sucking. Must have different LPs o
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QuoteKurt Ronnie is the best. Charismatic, larger-than-life personality that just gives The Rolling Stones more staying power year after year. Never boring, always on. We are very lucky that it worked out the way it did, however the story goes... Hmm. Sounds like you are describing Mick Jagger to me lol
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QuoteTaylor1 QuoteGlimmerest Quotedaniel t Every time he tells the story of how he got in the Rolling Stones, it's always a different story... The true story, that he and Keith and Mick were great mates and they wanted him in the band since Brian left, just isn't a very exciting story I guess...I don’t think Mick and Keith at any point in 1969 considered him as a replacement for Brian
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Quotepepganzo Is really Mick Taylor here or is Keith? 100% MT I don't hear KR at all on this, nor any of the brass.
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Quotewiredallnight QuoteTravelinMan Whats the story of this Hide Your Love version? It was shared by glimmerman here: Ha! Apparently I got this last fall.
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