Joanne Shaw Taylor Plays like hell on her Live CD / DVD "One From The Road": Time Has Come Kiss The Ground Goodbye Beautifully Broken Watch 'Em Burn Diamonds In The Dirt Jealousy Now make your choice, because i can´t ;-)
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Just to name a few: Ry Cooder _ Jesus On The Mainline (Showtime) Paul Barrere (Little Feat) - Can´t Be Satisfied/Red Hot & Down On The Farm(Live From Nen Park) Rory Gallagher - As The Crow Flies (Irish Tour 74) David Lindley - Rag Bag (Davidley & El Rayo X Live) Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits) - Water Of Love (Dire Straits) Muddy Waters & Johnny Winter - Can´t Be Satisfied (Hard
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Keith Richards: "At home, real guitarists play on an acoustic guitar" ;-)
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QuoteNaturalust Quotepepganzo QuoteNaturalust Love Little Feat and Billy's playing in general but as far as piano solo's for me: 1. Stevie Winwood - Empty Pages 2. Bruce Hornsby _ King of The Hill Yes. And LF - Willin from sailin shoes Firth of fifth by Tony banks Willin' indeed my friend. Always a favorite of mine. Ironically the song that got Lowell kicked out of Zappa&#
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QuoteTops QuoteHMS It is fast and it has punch, but to me it sounds a bit slick. And look at those awful costumes they wear! Agree Great energy but sooo slick. Compare it to the 72 versions. And the awful clothes. Their worst ever. But you have to remember it was the late 80's. Are we talking about the Music? Or are we talking about clothes, shoes or haircuts? Anyway, this is
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Quotereg thorpe Mr. Chuck Leavell Allman Bros Jessica
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For me it always was and will ever be: Bill Payne (Little Feat) on the live version of Dixie Chicken (Album: Waiting For Columbus). 2nd best: Bill Payne (Little Feat) on the live version of Oh Atlanta (Album: Live From Neon Park).
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No amp (and speaker) will sound crunchy and fat when you turn the volume low enough not to disturb your neighbors. And you won´t get the right rocking feeling when playing quietly either. So all I can suggest is to play with earphones. Or you play an acoutsic guitar. That can rock, too.
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I saw the band before and after 1990. 1982 was great, 1990 was great,too, but different.The times they are a-chanching, you know.Yes, they sounded less guitar oriented, but I like the brass section as well as the backup singers.Yes, Flashpoints sounds a bit flat, but Atlantic City (and other bootlegs) sound superb. And I think Atlantic City is definitely one of the all time Highlights of the who
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Just listen to: Chuck Leavell - Back To The Woods: A Tribute To The Pioneers Of Blues Piano
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Maybe I´m just confused, but if I got it right; Memory Motel was recorded late March/early April 1975 in Munich and the rehearsels for the US tour in Montauk took place in late April/May 1975.
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Tokyo 1990 oe Atlantic City 1989
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All Down The Line is one of my all time faves. To me it stands with JJF, HTW, BS and SMU. My favourite live Version is from the "Like A Rolling Stone" EP from 1995. Daryl really pushes the band and the song during the finish.
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QuoteTitle5Take1 I really like Brown Sugar but have nonetheless thought it a tad overrated but absolutely love Honky Tonk Women. I put them together naturally, though, because after I tune my guitar to open-G I inevitably play those a lot because they're both in Open-G. And then I play Start Me Up. So I always play those three together. It´s exactly the same with me. But mostly I start wit
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QuoteTurner68 QuoteRockingLonestar I think the discussion about Chuck ruining the keyboard parts and sound is really ridiculous. First of all because most of the other players you are talking about are dead. And you do not hear that much of Mac on the recordings from 1978/81. Secondly because the Stones want Chuck as keyboard player because he is competent and a team player. That´s what all oth
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I think the discussion about Chuck ruining the keyboard parts and sound is really ridiculous. First of all because most of the other players you are talking about are dead. And you do not hear that much of Mac on the recordings from 1978/81. Secondly because the Stones want Chuck as keyboard player because he is competent and a team player. That´s what all other musicians he played with will te
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For me Brüssel 1973 always was the outstanding Version. Now I think Roundhouse 1971 comes very close. I think this one worked better from 69 to 75. The Version from 1989 on have not enough guitars interplay. Got better from 2012 on, especially 2015!
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QuoteTurner68 QuoteTheBlockbuster Wiltern Theatre 2002, VERY inspired Mick, and Charlie got that steady groove going on: video: compare this to a version from the 81 tour and you'll see why people call this the Vegas Era Stones. I am not a Vegas fan, but I like this Version very much.
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1. Atlantic City 89 2. Fonda Theatre 15 3. Perth 73 4. Leeds 71 One of my all time faves
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Quotetriceratops This should be interesting especially if Mick Taylor was brought in for a few overdubs (joking) Yes, and Bobbey Keys as well :-)
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QuoteSuperC For starters, the intro and riffing on CYHMK sounds as if there are 3 guitars, 2 playing the intro. If you listen to the Toronto Club show CHYMK from a few years back, for instance, there is distinctly one guitar (Keith, of course), playing the into. To me it sounds like tweo guitars: Keith and Ronnie ;-)
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QuoteTestify I always respected and appreciated Mick Taylor also after leaving the Stones, but this year this forum has managed to make me hate. Possible that in any discussion where Taylor has nothing to do, you have to talk about him missing (stones) for 40 years? I am beginning to really hate him! It´s so easy living in the past. Because it is definitely gone ;-)
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Quotedcba AC'89 or the very last Tokyo'90? Keef's amazing on these two! That is true! And I also like Tokyo 1995 (March 12) very much.
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In 1995 in Munic´s Olympia Stadium they played Beast Of Burden, Angie and Shine A Light in a row and 70.000 people liked it.
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IMHO this recording is absolutely fantastic concerning the music and I like the sound,too (loud guitars that sound like played and recorded in 2015 and not 1969 or 1972). The lats time I was flashed by a Stones live recording like that, was when I first heard the Atlantic City 1989 bootleg in 1990! Especially Ronnie is absolutely on fire.
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1. Love You Live 2. Zürich 2014 3. Rio 2006 4. Brüssel 1973 first show 5. Hampton 1981 After all these years: Still one of my faves ;-)
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1.Paradiso 95 (mostly because of the two guitars weaving) 2.Brüssel 73 (mostly because of Taylor´s guitar) 3.LA 75 (mostly because of Ronnie´s guitar) 4.Twickenham 03 (Lisa´s best performance) 5. Atlantic City 89
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A compilation of Paradiso/Amsterdam, Brixton Academy and Olympia/Paris 1995. El Mocambo 1977. Atlantic City 1989.
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QuoteStoneburst Quotelem motlow pretty much every live record has overdubs on it and comes up here every little while. then we have to tell a bunch of fans that yes-there are dubs on live at leeds,the song remains the same,ya ya's and every other live record that you love.and by the way there is no santa claus. then we get the "hey, has not one overdub on it.then we all take time
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Quotepepganzo It is a great live album also with some studio works. Also waiting for Columbus of little feat has got a lot of overdubs and it is brilliant Waiting For Columbus is one of my all time faves since it was released, way back in 1978. And it will ever be. When the remastered and expanded Version was released in 2002, I read in the liner notes for the first time that on the album are
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