I found an old article dated 06.06.02 with some very interesting old news. According to an article written by Bård Ose for NRK (public broadcaster in Norway), the Stones were about to release a huge box set of unreleased stuff from the seventies. The basic line is that the band had given Virgin Records a go for a release of a cd box in connection with their 40th anniversary. Virgin has been giv
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Tornandfrayed Wrote: > > The colossally overrated Brussels´73 pales in > comparison to these ´72 shows. I haven't heard the Knoxville and Toronto shows, but I totally agree. By the time Stones hit Europe they seemed to have cooled off. They were still "well oiled", but IMO the energy wasn't on top level anymore. The Brussels shows, London and a couple of o
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I Just want to see his face..
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Charlie was really rollin on the 1972 tour... Midnight Rambler '69...Can't you hear me knocking - listen to his cymbals!
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MCDDTLC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > From what I know of "Taylor" I don't think he > would approve of the discussions > on his legal issues with the Stones... > > Still think people should know though... > > MLC Thanks. I didn't see your post before I made mine. Untill today I never knew about the legal pr
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In '86? I think, Keef had Taylor guesting his first solo album on a track called "I could have stood you up, (but I didn't)". Could there be a hidden message to Jagger? Is it just my english, or could the fact that Richards had Taylor guesting on this particular song, say anything about Keef suporting Taylor? It probably doesn't have anything to do about Taylors legal iss
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He He, well I thought it was interesting to read about Taylors legal problems aswell as about his guitars. When it comes to the personal life of any stone it's of no interest, at least not to me. I never knew about the legal problems though, and it shure made me think..Anyway thanks for making this new thread.
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My favorite years of the band must be from '68 - '78. Ten years of greate rock'n roll, not leaving any of the three "second" guitar players out They made their coolest records within these years, and were the hottest live band.
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I've seen a resent picture of Taylor using the SG from the cover of Get Yer Ya Yas Out. Don't remember where, but I think it was one of the bigger Taylor sites.
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Those El Mocambo shows were just fantastic. They really played for their lifes!
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Hound Dog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Isn't it Keith playing to solo.. -Can't be, Wood's got the same sound on his guitar as on the club side of Love You Live.
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They actually played the El Mocambo version on the norwegian national station (P3) a few weeks ago, and it smoked! It was a Stones tribute program. Don't know were they got it from though, but the solo Wood played shure was great...
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Two really great guitar players! Agree, Taylor must have been inspired. Though they were both original.
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Here's my list of favorite players in random order: Jimi Hendrix Mick Taylor Zappa Johnny Winter Eric Clapton Prince Santana Duane Allman Mark Ford Buddy Guy Jimmy Page Keef Ronnie
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Afraid, no. Just thankful for what they've done in the past 40 (+) years...
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A classic Stones song to me isn't necessarily a monster hit. Though Satisfaction is a classic song I would consider Sway one too. The last classics I can think of right now, could i.e. be a song like Theif In The Night. The backing vokals in particular reminds me of songs written in the classic era (Sticky Fingers /Exile) It has that special Stones sound to it, if you know what I mean Many o
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Thanks "deuce"! Anyone know where I can buy it?
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By the way, "Theif in the night" was awesome in Nuremberg '98
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"Theif in the Night" wrote: > KR does not play his solo material > in a Stones concert. -I think "Nashville" meant Keith as lead singer. > Those KR lead vocal songs are a great change of pace in a long concert after > all of the "hey,hey's"(of You Got Me Rocking),"oh > yeah,oh yeah's"(of songs such as Saint Of Me),and &
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Toru A Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > New DVD from Japan > > Avex Japan excavates never-before-seen video of > "Hyde Park Concert". DVD is put on the market for > the first time in the world on July 5. > It contains complete three songs out of five cut > in Television Broadcasting 37 years ago. > The performance scene
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nashville Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have to be honest and say I would prefer a > Stones show without any Keith solo material - > would rather see a Mick & Keith duet like the > seventies on Happy for example > > Andy Totaly agree... -You gotta move with Keith on slide!
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Play along to some of the great versions on boots from the eary seventies...
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LeedsLoungs'71: Thank's a lot for sharing your memories from '72 with us! Sounds indeed like a cool, or/and parhaps, hot day
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Great news! Hope they find the two exstra tracks. Would be very cool if one of them was Down Home Girl...and maybe a complete version of Midnight Rambler?
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Does anyone know if its safe to buy tickets for bergen? Can the show be cancelled?
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Luke33 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > WHEN does the Klein rights issue stop ?? They did, in 1976...
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Ok, very cool to hear! Thanks a lot!
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Hei Gazza, a few weeks ago I read someting about a new boot wich has never before surfaced, was supposed to be "released" within short time. If I remember right, you said that a recording from St. Louis '72 had been discovered, (even with the Stevie Wonder act included.) Any information on the subject would be much appreciated Best, Håkon
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Luke33 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > what about the version from the @#$%& Blues > movie ?? You only get the end of it but it ROCKS > !!! Listen to Wyman's bass, Taylor's slide and > Mick going nuts !! Classic.... This is the Rolling Stones at their best live! It would be really greate to get to hear the whole version of this one,
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Hei Keith, hope you have someone to jam with at the hospital Looking forward to see you on stage! Best, Håkon
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