I’m surprised they never played a concert in Mississippi.
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Is that Princess Anne in photo 2
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The band sounded like a totally different one from the time they performed live in 1967
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks Quotestanlove Any list that has 1981 over 1989 is garbage to me. Totally agree. People that disagree never were at the shows.The 1989 shows had great energy combined with great playing, especially Keith
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Would like to hear what Peter Jackson could do with the L&G soundtrack
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteGasLightStreet Jagger is singing the first verse 2 times in a row. . Who cares? Taylor’s guitar is incendiary and the horns are great
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I’d like to hear them perform That Girl Belongs to Yesterday, the only song they wrote but never recorded themselves.Also Blue Turns to Grey , She Smiled Sweetly, Too Tight,and Long Long While
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That Girl Belongs to Yesterday, Blue Turns to Grey, Long Long While
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100 Years Ago,Have You Seen Your Mother Baby and Already Over Me are excellent songs and should have been played more.That live version of Alreat Over Me is great
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video: Does anyone think Bill should have done more music like his soundtrack for the movie Green Ice?
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QuoteMathijs 1. 1973 2. 1975 3. 1972 4. 1981 5. 1969 6. 1978 7. 1989 MathijsThis is probably the best list.Certainly the best tours.Maybe the order can be quibbled with
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Quotedrbryant I go with 1972 - 73 with Nicky, Keys and Price, which I think is the greatest live rock band ever. But, who could quibble with 69-70? Or with the 73 European tour band? Most of us can still remember the first time we heard Brussels 73.I agree.The peak for me is 1972-1973.Their top two tours are 1972 and Europe 1973,unless you want to group all the shows those years as one world tour
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Thanks Brian , Mick Keith, Bill and Charlie
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Why didn’t he save a couple of the best songs from Cross Eyed Heart for Hackney Diamonds There are some great songs like Whole Wide World and Heaven on it , but Keith contributed less than his usual to the album
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You Got the Silver
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I like It’s Funny, Zipmouth Angel and Middle of Sea.I’d like some demos of songs .And I don’t like the original mix.It sounds dull on some really good songs
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Why is Mick Taylor playing an electric guitar
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QuoteDoxa Quotetreaclefingers QuoteDoxa QuoteGasLightStreet QuotetreaclefingersGlad for you your digging into it. There's no doubt about the convenience of streaming, and I use it when I'm busy, but when I'm going to sit down and enjoy music, it's the vinyl and the CDs that come out. Love it. I recently ordered (ABKCO remasters) OUT OF OUR HEADS UK, AFTERMATH UK and BETWEE
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteMKjan I have always agreed with whoever said "Mick Taylor is the better guitarist but Ronnie wood is the better Rolling Stone." Ronnie Wood is terrific, and that includes his musical ups and downs. Yep. Taylor did magic on SF, EOMS, GHS and IORR. Ronnie did magic on SG, ER, TY and U and occasionally here and there, like his slide solo in Out
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video: [https://youtu.be/MFukAIFJfbI?si=dxMS1i-d5KwIsLzi Here’s Sweet Virginia isolated tracks.If it doesn’t post here , you can find the video on you tubeand other songs like Rocks Off,Happy,and others, under deconstructing tracks Rolling Stones
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100 Years Ago.Play With Fire.Till the Next Goodbye.Salt of the Earth.She Smiled Sweetly
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QuoteTestify QuoteTaylor1 QuoteTestify QuoteTaylor1 Quotemicha063 QuoteTestify Isn't it possible that we can't talk about Ronnie without bringing up Taylor every time? Why do we have to discuss this every time and not Ronnie? What a drag! Aren't you tired? And then why not Brian? For many, the Stones without Brian were no longer the Stones regardless of Taylor or Ronnie. With Ta
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Quoteskytrench Quotekeefriffhards as Keith put it "as guitarists myself and Ronnie alone are pretty lousy, but together we're better than 10 others ". I think that sums it up well and explains why they make a such great team. Their dual rhythm/lead attack playing off of each other can be among the best around. The soaring solos don't reach Taylor's level, but their
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Quotepowerage78 Ronnie's great merit is that he never overshadows Keith, and that's perfect for our pirate. In that sense, he doesn't miss Taylor.Keith is the only indispensable member of the band along with Mick.He obviously is a musical genius and has created the best of rock n roll.He loves the band.But when he says he loves pl with Ron he probably does, but if anytime in the
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QuoteRisingStone The British rock scene in the late 60s and early 70s was the time for star guitar players — Clapton, Beck, Page, Hendrix, Townshend, Lee, Blackmore et al. By recruiting Mick Taylor, the Stones kind of updated themselves and their image to follow the trend. Whether it was a conscious effort or not, I’m not sure. But it certainly worked and Taylor’s contribution brought the band —
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QuoteTestify QuoteTaylor1 Quotemicha063 QuoteTestify Isn't it possible that we can't talk about Ronnie without bringing up Taylor every time? Why do we have to discuss this every time and not Ronnie? What a drag! Aren't you tired? And then why not Brian? For many, the Stones without Brian were no longer the Stones regardless of Taylor or Ronnie. With Taylor's entry, the Sto
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Quotemicha063 QuoteTestify Isn't it possible that we can't talk about Ronnie without bringing up Taylor every time? Why do we have to discuss this every time and not Ronnie? What a drag! Aren't you tired? And then why not Brian? For many, the Stones without Brian were no longer the Stones regardless of Taylor or Ronnie. With Taylor's entry, the Stones became a "normal&
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QuoteKoen Mick Taylor Swift fanboys are everywhereYou got that right
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman Quoteharlem shuffle Stones could have had a much better guitarplayer than Ron Wood. They didn't need a better one. That's not what the Stones are all about; It would have been the end of the Rolling Stones -becoming off-balance musically. Ask the majority of the fans. With the exception of a few die-hard Taylorites, (like me). Or preferably an even better pla
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QuoteDorn QuoteMathijs QuoteDorn why only rumoured ? there are several boots covering this show (An American Affair VGP-083, Pittsburgh 1972 no label) taken from the mixing board (even though not in best quality) There's a difference between soundboard and professional recording. A soundboard recording is a two channel mixed source straight as line out from the mixing board. A prof
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