QuoteDandelionPowderman IORR started with Ronnie.Didn’t it actually started with Marc Bolan.
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Is any of the Elvis film’s video and audio qualities AI enhanced?
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman Some Elvis fans will kill me for this, but I do think that his early Vegas years were the best, the gospel vocals , the band, timing, everything. Truly a maniac here. The best frontman, next to Jagger. I think you are right.
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Most of A Bigger Bang
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Hillside Blues
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Elvis was obviously influenced by Roy Hamilton’s version of Unchained Melody, although I think Elvis surpassed it.
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The Stones 1972 tour deserves this treatment
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Waddy plays very good guitar on all of Bridges.The often overlooked Jack Nitzsche played on 5 albums and worked as an arranger on 2 other albums.I think the choir on You Can’t Always Get What You Want was arranged by him.He added a lot to their early albums.
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He is not all over Exile.He played on one song, Shine a Light.Nicky Hopkins is all over Exile.IMO, he was a great organist, clavinet and electric piano player, but he was nowhere near as good an acoustic piano player as Nicky.
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I think if I went more than2weeks without listening to the Stones I would go through withdrawal
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Mick and Little Mick when the latter was in the band.
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Producing amovie with Martin Scorsese
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It’s interesting that Keith has lived in Connecticut for many years and Charlie’s daughter for many years lived in a beautiful town in Rhode Island.Both in New England.
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Quoteslewan Quotewindmelody Mick Jagger did only one solo-tour. He is not interested in performing on the stage outside the Stones, apart from a few apperances as a guest now and then. (…) If he were successful with it, or had been successful, he would be interested in going on tour solo or with another band.Had he taken most of the songs from Wandering Spirit and half the songs from Primit
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All Down the Line was the B side of the Happy single.It was released inUS in the summer of 1972.Mick according to some story wanted it as the A side single, but it was not released in that position.
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTaylor1 I was very dissapointed in their performance.And did not like their choice of songs.The guitar playing was subpar.And most people did not want to hear rough Justice Of course you were - it wasn't 1973 live Stones. No Mick Taylor. You define "most people didn't want to hear Rough Justice"? I find that to be 99.9% fake news. Anythin
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I was very dissapointed in their performance.And did not like their choice of songs.The guitar playing was subpar.And most people did not want to hear rough Justice
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QuoteMadMetaphoricalMax "No, Muddy Waters was not mopping the floors at Chess Records when the Stones showed up..." Well, no one said they did, Darling, He was supposed to be painting the ceiling. As for 'squeezed their heroes for every drop of inspiration' they're not Led Zeppelin; there's lots of pop and non-blues inspirations in the Stones' music, as wel
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QuoteMelBelli It's possible the studio version was sped up, but there's a 1972 bootleg (maybe Philly?) of SFM and JJF that is *definitely* sped up. Maybe that is the one you heard, mrpaulincanada?I don’t think any of the 1972 bootlegs were sped up.They were playing fast that tour.I think they played faster on later tours.
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QuoteGasLightStreet Quotegeorgelicks This song can sound pedestrian and basic...but damn it's so good, it rocks, it rolls, it swings, it sounds so great. The most Rolling Stones song since Highwire/Sex Drive combo in 1991, 32 years ago. Didn't see this post then. Perhaps they do songs like this in a particular way on purpose. Ronnie has been quoted saying, basically, we didn
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Ladies and Gentlemen is an official release and the sound is bad.AI might clean it up.The guitars particularly.
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One of the best uses of a minor Stones song is Jump on Top of Me , in Ready to Wear,1994movie
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Radar Love is great
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Quotebakersfield I live that Earls Court show they just put out. It has reminded me why I used to consider Keith Richards a fantastic guitar player.He was better on the 1989-1990 tour.Also 1981 and1978.
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Really their worst tour of the 1970s.
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QuoteMathijs QuoteEleanor Rigby Mathijs mentioned a while back during the rotterdam rehearsals that we finally recognise what Keith would have played on stage. Or am i confused with another song? I don't remember exactly, but on the Rotterdam Rehearsals you can hear Keith playing the part he did on the record, and developing it further. As said above, Taylor is playing the notes of th
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman Quotemrpaulincanada Here's the link to the youtube video of the song. Heartbreaker breakdown Who's playing the funky guitar riff? Keith or Mick T?? I think it's Keith but it's a little too funky for him (to my ears). Thanks PinC That's Keith Richards playing the E-minor pentatonic notes. Taylor comes in with the brutal wawa pedal E
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTaylor1 QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTaylor1 QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTaylor1 QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTaylor1 Hackney Diamonds has a much better sound than Voodoo Lounge or a Bigger Bang.Particularly the guitars and bass I don't disagree but... your point?It is why they moved on from Was. Don Smith mixed Voodoo Lounge, not Was. Krish Sharma, Jack Jose
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He was great on Feel on Baby and Just Another Night.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTaylor1 QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTaylor1 QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTaylor1 Hackney Diamonds has a much better sound than Voodoo Lounge or a Bigger Bang.Particularly the guitars and bass I don't disagree but... your point?It is why they moved on from Was. Don Smith mixed Voodoo Lounge, not Was. Krish Sharma, Jack Joseph Puig and D. Sardy mixed A Bigger B
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