Always loved the 1973 killer quartet of Brown Sugar, Bitch, Rocks Off, Gimme Shelter.
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Is Mick a more common nickname for Michael in Europe than in the US, where it's usually Mike?
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spikey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When I heard he wasfound unconscious, I said a > prayer that he would drop dead, and it looks like > my prayer was answered. Nice. Bad karma comin' at ya, brother.
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Loving Cup Angie Moonlight Mile Rocks Off Too Tight Brown Sugar
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sweetcharmedlife Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Gazza Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > >Bruce Springsteen(debatable,because he doesn't > > always play guitar)....... > > > > yes he does. > > > > How 'bout the likes of BB King? > > > Gazza,do
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tjkeef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > David Bowie LOL. Post of the thread! I gotta go with Anita from back in the day. She must have had something going on to have been intimate with more than half the band...allegedly.
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He's probably busy with the t-shirts.
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tjkeef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was a sarcastic answer to an idiotic question! This post hits the nail on the head. Has anyone stopped to think that Keith (and Mick and Charlie) have been asked the same dumb questions for 30 years. Good for him for giving an answer that wasn't in the playbook.
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Gazza Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > glimmer twin 81 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > i did not say he is the main actor of pirates > > but i wonder why he is not mentioned in > trailers > > at all > > and btw marlon brando was also just a week on > the > > set of the m
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glimmer twin 81 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > no GAZZA it is not a definition of a great song > but a song that is that much rated like MR > should be will known and hard to play > a cheesy and easy played song can not be the > stones' > greatest song Dude, you keep re-proving your ignorance with each successive post.
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A great song for sure. A whole range of emotions. The last verse is a bit of a downer. I think the last verse is left out of the Unplugged version.
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CindyC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Quittenton guy is the one I was thinking of. > > I need to look at my old album - I don't know > where I got the story that he couldn't remember > the guy. Isn't this the guy who shares the writing credit on Maggie Mae?
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glimmer twin 81 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bros and sistahs > what kind of fukkin ghetto slang is that THIS post will get you thrown out of here...mark my words.
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It's made all the morning news shows in the US.
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Gazza Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > glimmer twin 81 Wrote: > > audience recognition makes it a better song, yes > > for sure > > > ok..so youre saying that Karma Chameleon is a > better song than....Gimme Shelter, Tumbling dice, > and pretty much 99% of the the Stones' entire > catalogue... interesting viewpoin
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I've refrained from joining this discussion so far because I keep telling myself that the original poster is a 13 year old from Peoria, IL (apologies to resident Peorians). He is SO proud that this thread is approaching 5 pages.
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StonesTod Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i was waiting for that post, Gazza. you're not as > on the ball as I expected, though....this should > have been no worse than the 2nd or 3rd reply here. > i'm beginning to wonder if this song is beginning > to drift on you. ST, I opened this thread JUST to see if there was a post from Ga
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Boy are you going to get rained on!! But then that probably was your intent.
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RollingStonesFan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I love the scene when Keith leans against Mick... Yeah, very cool. That and the part just after KR's intro starts cookin and there's a shot of KR's and MJ's feet tapping in time.
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It was John Lennon who said that (I'm paraphrasing) that if they ever decided to change the name of rock n roll, they would call it Chuck Berry.
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While the stadium stages are higher, this is taken into account for those sitting in the front row(s). Generally, the first row is situated far enough back from the stage so that you can see everything on stage. I saw Springsteen from the 4th row in a stadium and could see all performers, including Max Weinberg (drummer). My point is that first row in a stadium is not nearly as close to the stage
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JaggerFan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do we really need 4 ABB shows? > > OPEN THE VAULTS!!!! Or release the older official > stuff at LEAST! That didn't take long, JF. Only 5 posts in.
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To all my IORR friends from the other side of the pond...enjoy the 2007 tour! DJ from NJ, USA.
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Thanks all for your input.
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The guest artist credits are not song-specific on Dirty Work. I was wondering which songs Patti Scialfa sings on. I seem to pick up that Jersey twang on Too Rude and One Hit to the Body. Is this right? Any other songs?
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Thanks. I also watched "Be My Baby". Anyone know why Estelle wasn't on stage. She only comes out at the end for the bow. A younger woman sings in her place during the song.
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Good point keithfan. Often, solos are played in the same key as the song, but blues harp (or "cross harp") is used for accompaniment.
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Wow. That smokes. Wish there were more footage of KR.
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I've played a bit of harmonica. The Hohner Blues Harp and Hohner Marine Band are good choices. Like most posters on this thread, I learned by copying recorded music. I learned a lot of the Springsteen harp solos (The Promised Land, Thunder Road) and I'm not too proud to say that I can nail the solo in The Romantics' "What I Like About You".
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johang Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It is true ones you have a recording after 89 you > listen ones and thats it. Not I. I'm listening to the Glasgow 06 show right now (for about the 15th time). And I love Miami 94, Atlantic City 89, San Diego 98, London 03 etc etc. I listen to all of these quite often.
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