The Stones are used to play songs, which aren't yet on any album, from the beginning of their career till nowadays. E.g. "Roll over Beethoven" in 69 till "Oh No Not You Again" in 05. They have an enormous back catalogue of which the released songs are only a little part. Some songs made it on the next album, some not ...
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May I repeat that question? It is rumored that Mick Taylor was leaving the Stones after shortening his solo on "Time Waits for No One". Does anyone know if there is any studio boot which contains other versions of TWFNO? Thanks, RJ.
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"Sitting on a Fence" or "This Place is Empty"
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Someone said in this forum that Mick Taylor was leaving the Stones because of the shortening of his solo on "Time Waits for No One" Is there any source-tape on any boot that contains the complete solo?
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The studio boots contain a lot of traditional blues and spontaneous blues jams, I would say about 50%. The Boot "Back in the USA" (rehearsing sessions of '78 tour) contains about 80% bluesy songs and an incredible version of Chuck Berrys "Back in the USA".
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RobertJohnson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Eric Clapton on the live version of "Little Red > Rooster" (Flashpoint). Of course the solo on the Atlantic City 89 bootleg is the better one, because there it is in full length ...
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Eric Clapton on the live version of "Little Red Rooster" (Flashpoint).
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Rev. Robert W. Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Didn't they do "32-20" during the 1972 "Dallas > Rehearsals?" > > Supposedly, there's a "Hellhound On My Trail" from > the "Steel Wheels" sessions. > > Can you imagine the Stones doing not only Johnson, > ("Preaching Blues?"
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Rockman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I kill around Terraplane, buckle under 32-20 and > sweat at the second run of Traveling > Riverside...calm to Kitchen and drink with the > devil during Hellhound. > > ROCKMAN > > Do you know the Stones version of 32-20? It's taped during a rehearsing session in the '70 I guess.
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Rockman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I kill around Terraplane, buckle under 32-20 and > sweat at the second run of Traveling > Riverside...calm to Kitchen and drink with the > devil during Hellhound. > > ROCKMAN > > well, the blue light was my blues and the red light was my mind ... taking me in some long, long distant land .
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Rockman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah they built their trip on it man...but what's > ya fave Johnson track? > > ROCKMAN All the songs, but particularly "From Four until Late" and "Love in Vain".
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What do you think about a "Nothing but the Blues" album? On the studio outtake boots you can hear, that the Stones have a great blues feeling, it's their music. Hear "Place Pigalle", "Back in the USA", "Jamming with Stew" or "The Woodstock Rehearsals".
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bassplayer617 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I love Ronnie -- the man who kept the Stones alive > during the bad old days of the 70s and 80s. His > contributions will ultimately be understood as > more of a backstage morale builder and peacekeeper > rather than as a performer, but he DOES have his > moments of brilliance. > >
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In the last weeks I heard some studio outtakes boots like "The Woodstock Rehearsals" or "Back in the USA" or "Jamming with Stew". You can hear Ronnie doing a phantastic guitar work (especially in the different Blues Jams). So he did on "It's a Gas in Paris" all over, the complete soundboard recording of the live gig in Paris 1976 (The version of YCAGWY
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