Quotemr_dja Cool xke! Did you use the giutar while they were still on it? If so, could you tell any difference between these tuners and the originals? Peace, Mr DJA I did, but it was in pretty rough shape and I subsequently had it restored/converted to an Esquire with an original '50s bridge pickup (the pickups had been replaced with newer ones), so I can't really comment on the
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This came with a beat up '56 Tele I picked up a couple of years ago (obviously not original to the guitar):
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Sad news indeed. Pneumonia apparently.
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Quotemitch De la confiture à des cochons. If you're making semi-offensive comments, please do so in a language that the majority and not only you or I understand.
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QuoteLongBeachArena72 QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTurning To Gold OK I am confused. Did I download the same/right show from Hot Stuff as everyone else? People are raving about this recording, and I'm glad that it turned up after all these years, but I have reservations. All I'm saying is this -- it sounds to me, like Mick is SUPER UP FRONT and the band is mixed very VERY far to the
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Almost 75,000 likes now - not sure of the FB "like" function is fully appropriate for that kind of announcement...
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You could always check out Greg Koch in Milwaukee, who should be able to teach you just about everybody's style.
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Sunset is around 9:30 pm in Berlin on 10 June.
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I Ain't the One by Lynyrd Skynyrd Also, I don't know whether this one counts:
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Quotepeoplewitheyes there are some great pictures there, for sure. Good ones of the Who too (looked like a fun party back in ´75!) Forgive my ignorance, but what track is Mick playing guitar on in 1975? Looks like a '58 or '59 Strat he's playing there, not the '59 Keith played on the '72 Tour though, judging by the wear. Does anyone know any more about this guitar?
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Should be fun comparing versions (with a bit of luck...):
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QuoteRoughJusticeOnYa ...Who's that? Lucy Liu
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Escapes me why they didn't play it more often.
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Sway
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Jones - The Last Time Richards - Can't You Hear Me Knocking Taylor - Sway Wood - Hey Negrita Jagger - Sway
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Del Fuegos, Smithereens, Green on Red
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I'd say this quote from Greg Kot/BBC Culture sums it up nicely: "Were the Stones as revolutionary as the Beatles? No, but their reign of good-to-great albums was nearly twice as long, and their best music from this era – 1963 through 1981 – has a consistency, durability and variety that few bands from any era could match. Not even The Beatles, it turns out." Were the Stones u
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Although there may be quite a few better overall renditions of the song, I've always dug the combination of Fanfare for the Common Man and the extended intro to HTW on Love You Live.
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QuoteNoCode0680 You live on the HMS Camden Lock? Lol. No, I was born there (in the pictured hospital, not the crane or HMS CL/PO/BT Tower).
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Quotevarv This one's easy. Welcome To New York. +1 As far as I'm concerned, the combination of final verse and Mick T's outro solo make the '72 versions unbeatable.
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Primal Scream, 23 November
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An extended outro solo to "Sway" (original recording) would certainly make my X-mas.
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QuoteLieB Here's a cool one from Milan 1970, possibly the slowest one ever! Mick T is wailing on this one; I wish it was available in better quality. Great version, including Mick T at his best. However, the tape is running a bit slow - don't know how it would sound at the correct speed.
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Could have been quite a bit louder as far as I'm concerned.
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Back in the days when Brian Jones was still the most talkative band member...
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