Billy Boy Arnold - I Wish You Would
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QuoteHankM Quotestone4ever What it looks like to me is that the Stones ticket prices have risen far above inflation. They certainly have risen far above inflation. 1978 10 bucks, 1981 17 bucks, 1989 45 bucks... and up up and away from there. I'm trying not to whine Hank , but consider this more of a rant. The prices for Stones tickets at the last Vegas shows were seriously outrag
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Quotemtaylor QuoteCristiano Radtke Quotemtaylor QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteCristiano Radtke "I've always loved writing on the upright!" Ready to release two new songs like Mick Jagger did or is it for the new Stones album!! Three songs, and they're all dynamite! One More Shot version with Keith on vocal just to irritate Mick He has three dynamite piano rif
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Quotegeorgelicks I can tell from my source that both songs were from the Stones' sessions for the new album, both Ronnie and Charlie are on it but Keith refused to play, just like he did not play on Saint Of Me. Both songs were re-worked as Mick Jagger solo songs, Universal wanted something out to test the market and keep the hype about the new album and Mick was happy to put something ou
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QuoteRocky Dijon QuoteHairball Other than this quobuz link, has there been any other confirmation regarding these credits? Still can't hear anything in the drumming that screams "Charlie", just as the guitar playing sounds like it could be anybody. Before these credits were posted, not one person would have guessed Charlie and Ronnie were playing, but now it seems to be a given.
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Quotekowalski Anyone else who has noticed the songs credits? According to Qobuz : 1 Gotta Get A Grip 00:04:05 Stephen Marcussen, Mastering Engineer - MICK JAGGER, Composer, Author, Guitar, Co-Producer, Vocals, MainArtist - Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Tom Elmhirst, Mixer - Robbie Nelson, Recording Engineer, Programming - Ronnie Wood, Electric Guitar - Matt Clifford, Composer, Auth
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Quotestone4ever Damn it keith can read a bloody story book to me and ill be happy lol ( we got that with his bio Life, albeit Johnny Depp I recall hearing about that and someone might have even posted a snippet of it here? If memory serves, and correct me if I'm wrong, but Depp used a fake English accent attempting to sound like Keith. Rather than coming across as sincere, it sounded l
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I wonder if Mick will go on the Jimmy Fallon show to perform Getta Grip and sit for an interview. Would be interesting to hear from the horses mouth the reasoning for going solo. Not just the promo stuff he's already talked about, but some more in depth details of who, how, what, where, and most importantly why. But probably not much substance would happen with a gushing Fallon type inter
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Interesting post stone4ever, with lots of things to consider and contemplate.
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Darby & Tarlton- Slow Wicked Blues (1929)
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Whenever I think of this song, which is rarely, I can't help but to think of Hulk Hogan. Or Macho Man Randy Savage. _______________________________________________________________________________ "Gonna pulp you to a mess of bruises 'Cos that's what you're looking for There's a hole where your nose used to be Gonna kick you out of my door..."
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Wondering if any progress is being made with supposed new album...new tour starts in a little over a month. Is it possible the Stones will have a new single to unleash before then? Mick was able to surprise attack us all with Getta Grip/England Lost, so maybe something's already in the can? Hearing Micks new solo tunes - while not bad - really only served to make me more anxious about a n
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Some songwriters need a co-writer to have their ideas fully realized to the highest quality. Not always the case, and not with every individual member of a songwriting team, but some of the greatest tunes that have been co-written wouldn't be the same without one or the other writers. A prime example would be Lennon/McCartney - yes they can write on their own as proven with their solo care
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QuoteNate I was planning to fly back to London the day after the Stockholm show but now I am thinking about maybe taking a train ride from Stockholm to somewhere else in Scandinavia and staying a day or two before flying back to London. Does anyone have any experience or suggestions for great train rides from Stockholm? Thanks Nate During the Licks tour '03, I stayed in Stockholm
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QuoteRockman Hairball does ..... hhhhaaaaaa I'll drink to that.
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The Rolling Stones - Love In Vain (smokin' GYYYO version)
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Gotta Getta Grip and England Lost might have been better served if they were combined into one song with the England Lost part used a bridge or a coda (or vice versa with elements of Getta Grip being inserted somewhere into England Lost). Would have added some variety while breaking up the monotony of both at the same time. Also, as with a lengthy article that is too wordy, some of the lyri
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Quotehopkins I read the lyrics once. I don't want to be unkind to a guys who has such a legacy of really brilliant tracks and performances that mean so much to me; I don't do it lightly, or cavierlierly; and I'm just one old fan anyway....but the lyrics seemed sort of rhyming dictionary puerile...I mean lazy and a big step backwards. If they are typically loose as may be his style
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Quotekeefriffhard4life underrated as artists Not sure they could be considered underrated since they made it in to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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QuoteRocky Dijon Nice photo of Mick "hey, shove that umbrella up your ass" Jagger with Ronnie Wood "standing in the rain." Lol I thought it was Keith on the right looking down at Mick with disappointment for abandoning ship (ie the supposed new Stones album) and recording behind his back. Like the scene from the Godfather II when Michael Corleone discovers his older bro F
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Saw a few clips on youtube awhile ago - when Clapton met Jimi - and had to turn it off.
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Blur - Clover Over Dover
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Quotestone4ever QuoteHairball Quotestone4ever Hairball. Once again, when or where have I ever said I don't like this track? Someone posted I'm glad that so many people seem to like these songs. As much as I love Mick, I'm sorry to say that I can't share this feeling. Anything on Crosseyed Heart sounds to me 1000 times better than either song. Hopefully I might change my
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A shame this was never officially released. Guitars cranking, Charlie's stomping beat, and Mick in all his ragged glory. Better than anything else on Emotional Rescue imo.
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Quotestonehearted Quotekowalski Anyone else who has noticed the songs credits? According to Qobuz : 1 Gotta Get A Grip 00:04:05 Stephen Marcussen, Mastering Engineer - MICK JAGGER, Composer, Author, Guitar, Co-Producer, Vocals, MainArtist - Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Tom Elmhirst, Mixer - Robbie Nelson, Recording Engineer, Programming - Ronnie Wood, Electric Guitar - Matt Cliffo
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Quotestone4ever Hairball. Once again, when or where have I ever said I don't like this track? Someone posted I'm glad that so many people seem to like these songs. As much as I love Mick, I'm sorry to say that I can't share this feeling. Anything on Crosseyed Heart sounds to me 1000 times better than either song. Hopefully I might change my mind with additional listenin
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I still have the 7" vinyl of the Jackson/Jagger single which I actually kind of liked at the time of release, but now it's become more of an oddball curio time capsule than anything else. The only duet that truly matters and has stood the test of time imo is the Peter Tosh Don't Look Back cover. Hard to call You're So Vain a duet as Mick's basically singing backgro
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Quotestone4ever QuoteHairball QuoteRocky Dijon So the tracks are copyrighted by Promotone rather than Jagged Recordings and feature Mick with Ronnie and Charlie. I guess these are Stones songs that Keith refused to be part of and so they aren't Jagger/Richards or released as The Rolling Stones. In this sense, it is a debut solo single. Three quarters of the band working under the name "
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Thanks Cristiano - the Dailymotion video will do the trick!
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QuoteCristiano Radtke This is a nice documentary, but I think the BBC/PBS one was better. It would be great to have something similar included on the upcoming anniversary edition of Their Satanic Majesties Request, although it seems it's not on the plans. An all-new Beatles documentary, It Was Fifty Years Ago Today! The Beatles: Sgt. Pepper & Beyond, is being released in the U.S
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