David Dalton
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Quotedcba "What if Mick and Keith never met in that train station" - Mick would have pursued a career in international finance. In 2023 he would be some sort of a British Larry Fink, managing roughly 1000 billion quid. - Keith would have become a street musician in London. He would have died on the pavement of a seedy street in the mid-90s (sorry Keith) - Bill Wyman would h
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Sure the one You Need, 1975, Wild Horses1971?
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Maybe they would have met at the airport.What if Brian Jones hadn’t put together the initial band
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Quotebye bye johnny ‘The Stones and Brian Jones’ Review: Nick Broomfield’s Dark and Sad Rock Doc About the Lost Boy of the Rolling Stones Genius or toxic narcissist? The founding member of the Stones gets his own profile in excess. By Owen Gleiberman November 9, 2023 Mirrorpix/Magnolia Pictures The movie according to the Variety article says Brian didn’t like the pop music directio
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I read once that Moonlight Mile was cut down from8or9 minutes.If that is true I would like to hear the full version.
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QuoteProfessorWolf so sad (if true) he was a vital piece of what made them sound so unique and incredible in the early 70's they would have been noticeably lesser without his contributions how did no one notice this for eight months?He and Bobby were great and added so much to the band.I also like his keyboards on Torn and Frayed and Moonlight Mile.Didn’t he also come up with the h
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTaylor1 QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTaylor1 I am not really that big a fan of Keith, Taylor or even Wood as a bass player.On songs like Live With Me, the bass is more like a guitar.Bill is the bass player.His playing with Charlie was just great.It gave it the unique sound. Listening to live songs like from 1972 or Honky Tonk Women , he had a unique way of propelling
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTaylor1 I am not really that big a fan of Keith, Taylor or even Wood as a bass player.On songs like Live With Me, the bass is more like a guitar.Bill is the bass player.His playing with Charlie was just great.It gave it the unique sound. Listening to live songs like from 1972 or Honky Tonk Women , he had a unique way of propelling the song. Hm... What is your
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Quotedcba Quote1963luca0 Ian Stewart Al Kooper Nicky Hopkins Billy Preston are all much better than he is sure but in defense of Chuck these 4 are better than 99% of all rock/blues piano players in activity since 1945. Chuck got the job not because he is as talented as the 4 ones you mention but because he is reliable, that is alcohol/drug-free. He will not OD in his hotel room or pass
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I am not really that big a fan of Keith, Taylor or even Wood as a bass player.On songs like Live With Me, the bass is more like a guitar.Bill is the bass player.His playing with Charlie was just great.It gave it the unique sound. Listening to live songs like from 1972 or Honky Tonk Women , he had a unique way of propelling the song.
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QuoteMrForeverMusicFan QuoteBlueranger No one has ever claimed Darryl is the only bass player. He is a hired hand. Even though Bill Wyman was a full-fledged member of The Rolling Stones for 30 years, he didn't play bass on every song on all the band's albums during that time period. From Beggars Banquet and onward until he retired after Steel Wheels, bass duties were done by Keith
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For someone who is a big fan of the Stones as well as one of their favorite interviewers he didn’t know Lennnon and Mc Carthy played on We Love You and Dandelion.He didn’t know Keith played a five string guitar.Then his questions were boring.The interview was about focusing onFallon and his stupid singing .Keith is great as always
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I think it’s a really excellent album and for its times it’s anA-. I hate to compare it to the big 4 because that is just too high a standard.But if you put a gun to my head I’d say it is way better than a Bigger Bang but not as good as Tatoo You and Bridges to Babylon if you are comparing it to albums since 1978.But it is still an excellent album
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video: Did Keith like the extended solos by the othe guitarist and the sax player on this song.
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Quotemarclaff Me, first show.You should have filmed it
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Why has there been no mention about Elton John’s contribution to the album by Keith and Mick? They talk a lot about Paul , Stevie and Gaga, but I haven’t heard anything about Reg Dwight. Is Keith okay with Elton?
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Here is Howard interviewing Peter Frampton about joining the Stones.video:
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Does he discuss Brian ?
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QuoteHardRiffin Never heard it before...a little amazing gem.Isn’t this proof he could write music.Mick could have taken this and added lyrics.The music could have been worked up more into a song
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QuoteGasLightStreet Quotegotdablouse RSB sounds great and LBTS doesn't sound like the "dud" described in most reviews. Mick's voice is treated like on "Break The Spell" so that's a good start. Wonder who does the count in, Don Was ? So there are at least two count-ins on the album, after only one (Sway) in 60 years ! Eh, 1991.Mick counted in New Faces didn’t h
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Keith is great ,but so far boring questions.Who doesn’t know they were named after that song. How about asking him if there is stuff left in the vaults and kinda be specific. How about asking him if he plays all the guitars on JJ Flash. How about asking him his favorite albums and live shows.
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How was Stevie Wonder in1972 and Van Morrison in 2006.They are two of my favorite artists. Did Van do an encore with Mick?Is there any video of Stevie or Van
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Keith isofcourse the riffmaster, but have Brian , Taylor, Jagger, or Wood ever come up with a riff for a song.The only one Ican think of is Brian on the Last Time.Bill also claims he wrote the riff for JJ Flash
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QuoteStoneage The most talkative, and most fluent "Stone" was Brian Jones I think. Bill was also very easy to talk to. Keith is much better now when he's older. Sir Michael is up and down depending on his mood of the day and the interviewer. Usually though Jagger does the lion's share of interviews (sometimes all). That should be taken in consideration.Keith gave a good inte
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Quote24FPS QuoteTaylor1 Didn’t Howard do a good interview with Mick Taylor I don't remember that. I remember Ronnie being in studio in the early 90s.December 6,1986 , Stern interviewed Taylor.I believe he told him his quitting the Stones was the worst career move in rock history
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Didn’t Howard do a good interview with Mick Taylor
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I don' t get why Keith , if he was best friends , would never see him again after what transpired at Nellcote.Wat difference does it make if Gram was lazy. He was not playing on Stones records.
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Would rather have Wyman and Taylor for a full show playing on every song along with Mick Ronand Keith
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According to Dickinson sounds like Bill and Keith weren’t getting along
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