I was watching Kiss concert videos, and as fun as their show is, their music is lifeless & dull. I put this video on & immediately felt my ass shake & my feet shuffle! There are so few rock 'n' roll bands that groove like the Stones- THIS is why they're considered "the greatest rock 'n' roll band in the world" because they fucking groove goddammit! lol
I say..Keith looks well..healthy, like he's eating three square meals a day & gettin' plenty of sleep !! ?????? Nice one Keef !! Still with us dude & having the last laugh on those who didn't think you'd make it past 1973 !! I toast you dear chap & your book was brilliant btw. Peace WFR XX
hey folks... i'm an old rolling stones fan. you can hear the stones heart naked if you listen to charlie at 4.14 on the second go at t dice giving the beat then kieth lurches jangles gears in like only he on planet earth can at 4.27 to 35.... these two are the engine of this band we all love... :)
@markymark21c yes indeed, and also notice how they slowed the tempo just a bit so the dynamics of the groove have time to ignite by the time of Mr. Taylor's main solo, which is one of the most pristinely perfect solos of rock history. Mr. Richards said this song should be played slower than Mr. Jagger likes it to be played, and the reasons are evident with this archival footage showing a slower version, then a faster version, in sequence. a matter of taste, but musically the 2nd version wins.
@dugitomi Yes I agree totally. The second take is far sexier, more grooved. I have always loved Taylor's work during his stay with the Stones, but I know Keith prefers the 'weaving', as he calls it, of two guitars becoming inseperable, when he played with Jones and now Wood. Taylor was always the 'lead' guitarist, and yes, a fabulous one with the Stones! Anyway, the Montreux rehearsals are the Stones in fabulous form, at the height of their powers.
@markymark21c yes, for 40 years, Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers, and Exile on Main Street, have been a majority of Stone's listening time, with Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street leading B Banquet and Let It Bleed. Not degrading any of their music, but most of my favorites include Mr. Taylor. My opinion wants to like the Mr. Wood era Stones better, but my ears prefer Mr. Taylor era. Sticky Fingers was my first album 40 years ago, an 8-track tape, 4 'sides' with 2 split songs.
@dugitomi yep I agree with you! My ears prefer Taylor's years! Well, my first Stones thing i got was jumpin jack flash on 45 in 1968... I remember seeing it on top of the pops, my mum and dad saying 'god look at them, with their disgusting hair'.. I was only 11..but I thought they looked and sounded amazing...Me and my best mate bought the 45.. played it over and over and over again... :) I think in the end it's my secret favourite Stones song, although at the moment I'm really into Loving Cup..
It's not considered good technique to be overly percussive with parts of your hand, but it's stuff like that that Keith's into. He's not concerned with technique in the way many 80s guitarists were, he's interested in a human feel and writing great songs, which he did/does.
The solo on Sympathy for the Devil is one of the greatest solos ever. Keith was never really a lead guitarist at heart either, he's always been a rhythm man, he also kicks ass on bass! He played the bad ass bass riff on Sympathy also.
herman hermits is the reason rock'nroll is still alive Bitches and Cake the original g.g. alin HERMAN . let' s post some more useless waste of space comments SHABBADOO BOOGIEWHIP
History shows that even the best musician does not always fit in with the band in a way that works...thus MT might be stronger than KR but without the rest of the mystique he's just a good guitarist (and no more) -- as KR pointed out.
I think all this debate about wheather keith is a great guitarist or not. It simple really. Ask yourself the qeustion weather or not any other guitarist has created a tune like tumbling dice, brown sugar, jumping jack flash. The list is endless with his tuning variations and everything. He had the Rock & Roll
I think all this debate about wheather keith is a great guitarist or not. It simple really. Ask yourself the qeustion weather or not any other guitarist has greated a tune like tumbling dice, brown sugar, jumping jack flash. The list is endless with his tuning variations and everything. He had the Rock & Roll
Wow what a gem! TYVM, RW...where do u get this stuff?! Luv their rehearsal style - Mick was clearly a bit off-key /tired-sounding during first take, so Charlie just reboots 'em all for 2nd take after they sip some whiskey (SoCo or JD?). Only one unprepared for this is Taylor, which is maybe why he didn't "fit". But MAN could he play blues guitar !! And don't get me wrong, I'll take a slightly rusty / flat Mick ANY day over 90% of the shyt so-called pop/rock singers out there nowadays ! :=)
Robert Johnson's songs are insanely simple. That is their genius. Robert Johnson...the father of the blues, rock, everything you've listened to that's any good for the last 70 years. To say Keith Richards is no good because he doesn't shred is to miss the whole point. A few notes, bruddha, done right...all it takes. And some real emotion, and something to say, and the nuts to say it.
I wish people didn't blow Robert Johnson out of proportion. He was a great blues player, but hardly the father of the blues or rock. He learned from guys like Son House and Charlie Patton, who would be closer to that title than him. It's simply his legend that a lot of white rockers latched onto (like Clapton). Now I love Robert Johnson, but watch some interviews with those old bluesmen about him and you'll see that he was never thought of as the king or father of delta blues.
I didn't hear the Stones version until years after Linda Ronstadt's cover was lodged in my head. Obviously, this is far superior. There are some amazing emotional nuances here; the lovers are weary, with lots of miles on them, but something tender keeps them together.
I'm bored with this debate about whether Richards is great guitar player or not . He's a gifted player & one of greatest rhythm guitar players of all time.He plays like many guitarists Chuck, Bo, Hooker, Cooder but no one sounds like him. He's one of the few white guitarist who understands the groove & knows how to swing,that's why black musicians love & appreciate him.Clapton or any name white guitarist can't do what Richards does.He's also a great lead player. Technique!! Puhh!! He's got it!!
@AmericaHello Yes, it's clearly a package of Top Rolling Tobacco. It wasn't treated with chemicals as the industrial brands are. He rolled his own cigarettes. My grandfather rolled his own, too, although he rolled Bugler Tobacco. It was common in days gone by. I can find some of that useless finely shredded stuff in Japan, but by god, nothing beats a hand-rolled Top Tobacco cigarette. Smoke one of those after masterfully rolling it yourself, and it gives one a primal satisfaction. Next take.
keith has just sumthin magic in his songs, they groove, people say he,s not a great guitar player, but who else has wrote song after song as good and as reconisable!!! jo satriani was ask is there anyone u look out for, he said keith richards, somes it all up..
ya dont like the taylor you better get the hell out this is just a sweet jam when it was show time im suprised his guitar didnt go up in flames he was a legend. wish there was more 73 tour stuff on tube
@mebloke69 this guy is absolutely right. how can you dismiss the truth? he is right. now, i liked mick taylor, in the studio, but we all know, keith was looking for a weaver. ronnie was the closest thing still alive. i heard keith considered george thorogood (bad idea), coot ryder...or whatever his name is...and even eric clapton as a replacement. as said, and done, i think, his choice was perfect.
Yepp, pretty much all the other greats of the time were dead. That left the great Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor to continue rock and roll along with zeppelin we damn well owe them haha
yeah, Keef is the rock god, but you Taylor did a good job in this one, he threw very subtle, little licks that added coolness to the song, especially around 1:40.
There a a lot of different guitar players that can technically play better than Keith but I really doubt Zeropointzero70 that you are one of them. He is an amazing rhythm guitar player and his lead on the Studio version of Sympathy for the devil is one of the scariest guitar solos in history!
@andy65guitar I would agree. Many people feel that technical skill is the be all end all for guitar playing (this guitar player is better than this guitar player...bla bla bla). However, as the stones have proven time and again for the last 40 something years, you do not have to have a band of studio grade musicians to create songs with feeling to which people can relate. The chemistry, charisma and attitude of the musicians in the band plays a huge part.
Being a group, rehearsals, hangers-on, drugs, groupies, away from families, taxes, getting tired of looking at each other, 1 hotel same as last, hours bleed into days, then weeks, then months...Stones and all serious groups that loved and yes, sacrificed for the music and the fans and anything else you can imagine have earned their respect, money and fame (wanted or not) by HARD ASS WORK!!! PERIOD!
never seen the rooftop concert at the end of Let it Be have you? If Keith and the rest of the Stones speak highly of the Beatles' music, then so should all of you fanboys. Hear all the mistakes Keith is playing during the breakdown of Tumbling Dice? That's right. The Beatles can't play that unnecessarily badly. BTW, I'm a bigger Stones fan than most, but they can't outdo The Beatles. They only outlasted them.
1.) Harrison doesn't play the blues all day long, but he does play some mighty fine slide and mastered Carl Perkin's style of playing. Keith, Ronnie and Mick Taylor didn't
2.)Lennon and Richards BOTH are the finest rythym players in rock. Neither surpasses the other.
3.) No one plays more out of tune than Keith and Ronnie. in fact, they make it sound great. The Beatles were always in tune except for Let it Be sessions and that's simply because they didn't give a shit anymor
Mick taylor is better than george anyway,I never saw George doing a out of head solo like Mick..You're wrong,because the Beatles were almost always out of tune,why don't you check it out with a guitar professor,he'll tell you that
That's because MT is a lead player first and a singer/songwriter second. I loved MT's 1979 lp, but very little comes close to George's songwriting. I'm afraid you're comparing apples to coat hangers here, friend. If I liked a shit band like Metallica more than the Stones, it wouldn't make them better or more important in the long run. Every rock band since and even prior to The Beatles owe it all to them. The Stones weren't ahead of their time, they were great for their time! End of story!
I never said that Mick was a better songwriter thatn George,I said he was so muhc better playing the guitar,and what the hell are you talking about YOKO? I GOT MY MIND SET ON YOU? is that songwriting for you? Mick Taylor did an excelent work as a songwritter with the stones (EXILE ON MAIN STREET)
George didn't write that one, so points off for you. Let's see the genius songwriting talent of Mick Taylor write Taxman, While My Guitar Gently weeps, Something,Old Brown Shoe or Savoy Truffle for starters. I can play guitar better than Keith Richards but SO WHAT! He's still my idol. Is Van Halen better than the Stones because he's a better guitarist than Keith, Mick and Ronnie? Of course not! So fuck off Lady McCartney! Actually Heather Mills is a more appropriate comparison
Oh so that's the genious,why don't you hear that album that I mentioned EXILE ON MAIN STREET,Taylor has contributions on most of the songs,and YES keith is better thatn LENNON
George Harrison was a hippie with a Gretsch. He enjoyed painting his guitar in funny colours more than he liked to play it. Trust me, you aren't better than Keith.
and COM'ON,Lennon didn't have the feeling that Keiths has always had playing the rythym guitar ,check some beatles videos some time and you'll see they were a complete dissaster live
Seeing as i'm a 10 star Beatles fan, i certainly have seen all their live videos and i say that Lennon was fantastic rythmically. Been playing guitar for 33 years now. And rythym wise, they are both my favorites! I've also seen more than a 100 Stones performances that were absolutely dreadful. Not just Keith either. In the early 80's even Charlie wasn't putting much into his playing. He was just playing simplistic and too fast while Ronnie was blitzed and forgetting where he was.
OK Yoko you're a great Beatles fan,but Lennon wasn't as good as Keith on the rythym guitar, and he couldn't tune his own guitar.WATCH SOME BEATLES VIDEOS PAYING ATTENTION TO IT
Keith seemed to think Lennon was great and that's what really matters,Dolt! I love how you're purposely omitting the fact that in the Rock and Roll Circus Keith ended up on bass backing Lennon playing a Beatles song no less! Hmmmmm...
So? Lennon was the guest,and Keith can play the bass guitar so well,Clapton had to play the first guitar,and I don't really like that beatles song,YER BLUES COM'ON I MEAN,That RIFF REALLY SUCKS,if Clapton hadn't been there,it would have been a complete dissaster
Clapton sucks! I prefer Keith and Ronnie over him any day. And Mick Taylor for that matter. Those guitarists play the fuckin' blues all day long, which can get boring. Lennon just simply came in and laid it down without having to even try. Blues ain't that hard you know. Try playing like Django Reinhardt or Charlie Christian, then we'll talk.
@ZeropointZero70 listen dude there are tons of much better technical guitar players than keith richards, no doubt look at eric johnson and jefff beck, far better technical players but they couldnt write for shit.just the fact that keith wrote satisfaction, tumbling dice, brown sugar, cant you hear me knockin etc. makes him a better guitar player than them. the man is a genius and a guitar god end of story.
@LedZeppelin827 yes you are absolutley right. anyone can do tricks on a guitar, but its what they can produce with there instrument that really counts such as writing a hit song that everyone will listen to even 30 years after you wrote it and produced it!!
@ZeropointZero70 you know its - music snobs - like you that really chap my ass, you act as if your opinion is fucking gospel and the rest of us don't know anything about music. Its an OPINION THING ass-hole, If I was to think Matalica was the greatest band in the world, who are you to tell me they are not? fuck you you pompous douche-bag.
Ringo's got better timing. Not the flashiest drummer by any means, but he's come up with more ways to drive a song than most drummers who play fast and furious. And that's due to the diversity of the songs the Beatles came up with in only 7 years of recording. Find me a 7 yr stretch of Stones records that were all equally brilliant. one right after the other. best you can do is from 67-72. Simple math makes that 5 years. Gotcha!
Ringo (not the flashiest drummer by any means,we all know that) has never make something considerable interesting on his drum kit,why don't you pay attention to the hi-hats.Charlie Watts,yes he played too fast on that 80's tour,but he always surprises me doing something new on his snare drum every time I see him playing live,or jumping on the toms.Ringo could never play like that.He was always doing a effort to keep the timing
Oh it's all about the Hi-Hats, i see. I love Charlie, but let's face it, as much as he aspires to be a jazz drummer, he just ain't in that league. Ringo always knew his place and never tried to be something he wasn't! And if he sucks so bad, then why did Ronnie use him on his solo lp Gimme Some Neck? In fact there's a video of it here on You Tube. Why don't YOU pay attention to the videos,Bianca? There''s nothing you can say that i can't respond to with an actual fact.! HA!
In FACT he's a JAZZ DRUMMER,WHY DON'T YOU HEAR ONE OF HIS ALBUMS with the charlie watts quintet,and yes Ringo knew his place,as a drummer who never does somethng very interesting
The Rolling Stones recorded outstanding music between 1968 and 1979. There is an incredible amount of excellent music that was unreleased for marketing purposes, obviously. Some of the Stones' songs from 74-79 are nonpareil. Misty Roads, Never Too Into, a.o. They're different of course because great artists evolve. Picasso or Dali? Matisse or Miro? A matter of taste, ça va? The Stones' bootleg music is vital, thus eminently valid. Yeah, 11 years. If you only count 'product' you miss the point.
mr. richards said in an interview that the "beatles could do some things better than the stones and the stones do some things better than the beatles could." i agree. generally speaking, the beatles played pop music. the rolling stones are rock music. the beatles didn't rock. the stones do. penny lane? magical mystery tour? oblada obladi? paul mccartney?! and, they 'only outlasted' everyone else too. why? because they are the greatest rock band in history. listen to mr. letitbleed"s uploads.
look, i love both bands. But you're comparing them wrong like everyone else does. What If I compare Revolution or Helter Skelter to say, Angie or Fool to Cry? Now it seems like the Stones are the ballad writers and the Beatles are the hard rockers? Get my point.? Why not compare Lennon's rockers with the Stones stuff? BTW McCartney singlehandedly did Helter Skelter which could melt a Who record at half volume. No need to direct me to any Stones or Keith vids. I'm already there.
I can t tell you about Mick Talor! I was on a concert in a very small place called Gnesta in Sweden last year. Taylot was doing very well! playing Hippshake and more!
Actually Keith has publically acknowledged that the records they cut with Mick Taylor were among the best they ever produced, it just happened that Ronnie fitted the band better (personality wise)
MT's playing was always so tasty! Woody? Well, I actually liked his playing with the Faces.I think he played better them because he was the only guitar player in that band. It had to be a bit intimidating coming into a band like the Stones and playing with Keith who's such of force of nature-but the Stones really respected MT because they knew he was so damm good. At the time they chose him (MT) they could have had just about anyone they wanted..even Clapton if they had really pushed the issue.
it's a matter of taste, or joe satriani and john mclaughlin would be the most famous guitarists in the world. please don't limit your definition of musician to 'technical profieciency.' Of course Mr. Taylor is a 'better' guitar player than Mr. Wood or Mr. Richards. the stones best period was with Mr. Taylor because of his incredible mastery of guitar playing. Still, some people like a rough and ragged sound. Besides, Mr. Richards' compositional skills are the sine qua non of the stones' music.
somebody knows what is the name of this documentary one? the truth I want that it to lower by you plow and not it encounter. I am thankful for the information to them.
I think the same is true of Americans like myself who worship British rock way more than any American groups . America's best music export was always Jazz and Blues or Rock and Roll in the fifties when it was actually still predominately black music. Buddy Holly and Jerry Lee Lewis notwithstanding
I know what you mean. My understanding is that the blues guys weren't doing well commercially in the States in the Sixties, so they spent a lot of time touring Europe. The success of bands like the Stones reintroduced Howling Wolf, Muddy Waters, and etc to American audiences. There's a great clip on 25X5 of Brian Jones introducing Howling Wolf to a television audience -- but I can't remember if it was a British or American program.
Keith is the force, before and after Mick Taylor, look at the stones early hits, satisfaction, the last time, honky tonk women, gimme shelter and sympathy, all driven by keith, mick taylor, brian jones, and ron woods never wrote anything in the same league, Keith is the core of the stones.
Oh, there's no question that Mick Taylor put them in another stratosphere. It's with Taylor that they earned the reputation as the World's Greatest Rock 'n' Roll band and they've been riding on the coat tails of that for decades.
Hey all you mick taylor fans, the stones were great before he ever joined as evidenced by Beggars and let it bleed, the sound of the stones stems from keith's rhythms now and forever. mick t is a fine guitarist but keith is the creator.
well ur right they were great, but they were a hell of a lot greater with taylor. im glad you at least didnt bring up the stones post taylor, cuz with the exception of black and blue (mostly session musicians, and not too much wood) the stones started sucking. dont even get me started on their live performances with those repetitive thin leads wood throws down. listen to all down the line live from 1978 to hear wht i mean.
I like Ronnie personally but i am always waiting to hear him play something brilliant and never hear it from him -- what does he add? Keith is the heart and soul of the sound ..
this version is great cuz taylor has to mix the lead part he played on the album and mick jaggers rhythm guitar. i think the result is phenomenal! i love the finger picking during the outro riff.
You no doubt do play better than I but that doesn't mean you have any musical sense. BTW, deep down, Keef and Mick know the debt that they owe Mick Taylor, clearly you don't.
Mick Taylor might be a great guitarist but he didn't want to be a rolling stone and in my eyes never was. This is were Ronnie is so much more fitting to the stones, and he plays good guitar as well maybe not as great as Mick T, but he plays like a true rolling stone.
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Oh so you are a fucking racist too now? I hate people like you who want to force their fucking ideas down everyones throat. What about freedom of speech you fucking dick hole, I have the right to my own opinion. As for you, you should take your dick out of your ass and suck on it, cause thats what you deserve for not only dissing me for my opinion but also for being such a racist son of a bitch! I'm from England by the way not from a germanic country you fucking cunt.
Relax dude and get to a fucking dentist. ASAP. BTW, a dentist is a doctor that treats rotting teeth and gums. Can't do much for that little peanut you call a cock though.
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooh what a major burn! That really stung mate going to the bad teeth low blow. unlike you I have made my peace with the matter I said everything I needed to say already. Cheers mate.
Mick T. stepped in when a true professional was needed.He brought them a level of pure musicianship at a time when they were needing it and he re-energizd the band at a time when more than one could have died.His desire to leave was self preservation.Mick's period with the Stones is my favorite and his version of Sympathy on Ya-Yas as great a RocknRoll song as ever sunk into vinyl. Pure nectar, inspired.
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Taylor ruins this song--he's so fucking average it hurts. Woody's over making great music thatbhe wrote this year and he's missed--SHUT UP TAYLOR you session canned music elevator guitarist
Anyone know what Mick Jagger says to Taylor just before he started the solo from the tumbling dice Version two ?!
fondofrory 4 months ago
I prefer the take 2 ! Mick Jagger sings it with a very cool voice ! And i love the solo by mick taylor ! Just Great .
fondofrory 4 months ago
It's not all about how well you can play, it's about the songs you can create.
JayJitzuKru 5 months ago
I was watching Kiss concert videos, and as fun as their show is, their music is lifeless & dull. I put this video on & immediately felt my ass shake & my feet shuffle! There are so few rock 'n' roll bands that groove like the Stones- THIS is why they're considered "the greatest rock 'n' roll band in the world" because they fucking groove goddammit! lol
donedave 5 months ago
Tumbling Dice has got to be one of the best songs ever. Love the intro to it.
Rustina61 7 months ago
Very good video.
Stones Forever
virtualuis25 7 months ago
amazing!!
tataso 7 months ago
I say..Keith looks well..healthy, like he's eating three square meals a day & gettin' plenty of sleep !! ?????? Nice one Keef !! Still with us dude & having the last laugh on those who didn't think you'd make it past 1973 !! I toast you dear chap & your book was brilliant btw. Peace WFR XX
Waitingforriki 7 months ago
hey folks... i'm an old rolling stones fan. you can hear the stones heart naked if you listen to charlie at 4.14 on the second go at t dice giving the beat then kieth lurches jangles gears in like only he on planet earth can at 4.27 to 35.... these two are the engine of this band we all love... :)
markymark21c 7 months ago
@markymark21c yes indeed, and also notice how they slowed the tempo just a bit so the dynamics of the groove have time to ignite by the time of Mr. Taylor's main solo, which is one of the most pristinely perfect solos of rock history. Mr. Richards said this song should be played slower than Mr. Jagger likes it to be played, and the reasons are evident with this archival footage showing a slower version, then a faster version, in sequence. a matter of taste, but musically the 2nd version wins.
dugitomi 4 months ago in playlist bootleg Stones a1
@dugitomi Yes I agree totally. The second take is far sexier, more grooved. I have always loved Taylor's work during his stay with the Stones, but I know Keith prefers the 'weaving', as he calls it, of two guitars becoming inseperable, when he played with Jones and now Wood. Taylor was always the 'lead' guitarist, and yes, a fabulous one with the Stones! Anyway, the Montreux rehearsals are the Stones in fabulous form, at the height of their powers.
markymark21c 4 months ago 2
@markymark21c yes, for 40 years, Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers, and Exile on Main Street, have been a majority of Stone's listening time, with Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street leading B Banquet and Let It Bleed. Not degrading any of their music, but most of my favorites include Mr. Taylor. My opinion wants to like the Mr. Wood era Stones better, but my ears prefer Mr. Taylor era. Sticky Fingers was my first album 40 years ago, an 8-track tape, 4 'sides' with 2 split songs.
dugitomi 4 months ago
@dugitomi yep I agree with you! My ears prefer Taylor's years! Well, my first Stones thing i got was jumpin jack flash on 45 in 1968... I remember seeing it on top of the pops, my mum and dad saying 'god look at them, with their disgusting hair'.. I was only 11..but I thought they looked and sounded amazing...Me and my best mate bought the 45.. played it over and over and over again... :) I think in the end it's my secret favourite Stones song, although at the moment I'm really into Loving Cup..
markymark21c 4 months ago
thanks for posting!
tmltmltml67 7 months ago
Is it weird that I think Mick is absolutely adorable? I dunno why he's just so d'aww-looking to me.
KanaraMac 8 months ago in playlist Rolling Stones
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ichsagwasdazu1 8 months ago
Shut up and dance!
magprob 8 months ago
That shot of Keefs hand at 2:56 is PRICELESS!
Topnoteboy 9 months ago
It's not considered good technique to be overly percussive with parts of your hand, but it's stuff like that that Keith's into. He's not concerned with technique in the way many 80s guitarists were, he's interested in a human feel and writing great songs, which he did/does.
unquietnights 9 months ago
The solo on Sympathy for the Devil is one of the greatest solos ever. Keith was never really a lead guitarist at heart either, he's always been a rhythm man, he also kicks ass on bass! He played the bad ass bass riff on Sympathy also.
elgrovez13 10 months ago
herman hermits is the reason rock'nroll is still alive Bitches and Cake the original g.g. alin HERMAN . let' s post some more useless waste of space comments SHABBADOO BOOGIEWHIP
cdbogush 10 months ago
herman hermits kiss all yer asses henry the 8th bitches and cake!!!
cdbogush 10 months ago
the solo in sympathy for devil blows, that was a stupid thing to say
Magicquickfingers 11 months ago
Ah what's with Mick Taylor only drinking beer? (lol) Was he a lightweight or something? Now of course it would be all Evian or herbal tea.
17865329 1 year ago
Keef's a legend man !
peedutt 1 year ago 5
tasty licks from Mick Taylor
corkpopfrance 1 year ago
@Zeropointzero70 what songs have you written that millions have heard and loved? oh that's right, just like your account FUCKING ZERO!
Keith on the other hand? Oh, I don't, around somewhere in the ballpark of where you'll NEVER be
rolodexroulette 1 year ago 2
History shows that even the best musician does not always fit in with the band in a way that works...thus MT might be stronger than KR but without the rest of the mystique he's just a good guitarist (and no more) -- as KR pointed out.
neverindoubt 1 year ago
AMO ESTA CANCION!
matias1962 1 year ago 2
oh yeah!!
matias1962 1 year ago
Keith is about as shortcoming on guitar as Ray Charles was on piano.
vaveon 1 year ago
The Mick Taylor Stones were the best Stones.
Bopalena 1 year ago 5
@Bopalena In no thousand years,Brain Jones was the best Stones,hear the album Afther math
fotiew1 1 year ago
@fotiew1 no, los dos son buenos
los tres, WOOD tambien es muy bueno;)
matias1962 1 year ago
I'm the rank outsider
Playin' the field every night
Lucius133 1 year ago
I think all this debate about wheather keith is a great guitarist or not. It simple really. Ask yourself the qeustion weather or not any other guitarist has created a tune like tumbling dice, brown sugar, jumping jack flash. The list is endless with his tuning variations and everything. He had the Rock & Roll
MrRollingStone72 1 year ago 3
I think all this debate about wheather keith is a great guitarist or not. It simple really. Ask yourself the qeustion weather or not any other guitarist has greated a tune like tumbling dice, brown sugar, jumping jack flash. The list is endless with his tuning variations and everything. He had the Rock & Roll
MrRollingStone72 1 year ago
keith is a man
clfetter 1 year ago
Wow what a gem! TYVM, RW...where do u get this stuff?! Luv their rehearsal style - Mick was clearly a bit off-key /tired-sounding during first take, so Charlie just reboots 'em all for 2nd take after they sip some whiskey (SoCo or JD?). Only one unprepared for this is Taylor, which is maybe why he didn't "fit". But MAN could he play blues guitar !! And don't get me wrong, I'll take a slightly rusty / flat Mick ANY day over 90% of the shyt so-called pop/rock singers out there nowadays ! :=)
Sharky165 1 year ago
Perfect!!
Luarrangel 1 year ago
it's just like having a private concert in your living room!
thanks for posting!
Tsubakiee 1 year ago 2
keef was smokin in '72
1954telecaster 1 year ago
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Mick Taylor was/is a great talent at this point in the Stones career. The debt of gratitude they owe him is deeper than the ocean.
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Tamrons 1 year ago
Robert Johnson's songs are insanely simple. That is their genius. Robert Johnson...the father of the blues, rock, everything you've listened to that's any good for the last 70 years. To say Keith Richards is no good because he doesn't shred is to miss the whole point. A few notes, bruddha, done right...all it takes. And some real emotion, and something to say, and the nuts to say it.
antipiste 1 year ago
@antipiste
I wish people didn't blow Robert Johnson out of proportion. He was a great blues player, but hardly the father of the blues or rock. He learned from guys like Son House and Charlie Patton, who would be closer to that title than him. It's simply his legend that a lot of white rockers latched onto (like Clapton). Now I love Robert Johnson, but watch some interviews with those old bluesmen about him and you'll see that he was never thought of as the king or father of delta blues.
elmolewis62 1 year ago 2
@elmolewis62
Son House is great too. Fred McDowell as well. But robert is my man, personally, and the man for many others, and that's just a simple fact.
antipiste 1 year ago
I didn't hear the Stones version until years after Linda Ronstadt's cover was lodged in my head. Obviously, this is far superior. There are some amazing emotional nuances here; the lovers are weary, with lots of miles on them, but something tender keeps them together.
rickmcopy 1 year ago
Who cares what you think about Keith Richards: a diamond doesn't lose its beauty for lack of admiration !
cedrikledlp 1 year ago
@cedrikledlp
Perfect description!
GWBsux 1 year ago
I'm bored with this debate about whether Richards is great guitar player or not . He's a gifted player & one of greatest rhythm guitar players of all time.He plays like many guitarists Chuck, Bo, Hooker, Cooder but no one sounds like him. He's one of the few white guitarist who understands the groove & knows how to swing,that's why black musicians love & appreciate him.Clapton or any name white guitarist can't do what Richards does.He's also a great lead player. Technique!! Puhh!! He's got it!!
daubreyjaneweirdsley 1 year ago 2
M A G I C that is impossible to recreate
custom55 1 year ago
i love watching the stones at work...
markymark21c 1 year ago
Are that versions from "Bright lights - big city"?
Guido
hccaos44 1 year ago
Did Keith pull some stuff out of his back pocket and was he about to lay it out on his guitar.....?
AmericaHello 1 year ago
@AmericaHello Yes, it's clearly a package of Top Rolling Tobacco. It wasn't treated with chemicals as the industrial brands are. He rolled his own cigarettes. My grandfather rolled his own, too, although he rolled Bugler Tobacco. It was common in days gone by. I can find some of that useless finely shredded stuff in Japan, but by god, nothing beats a hand-rolled Top Tobacco cigarette. Smoke one of those after masterfully rolling it yourself, and it gives one a primal satisfaction. Next take.
salgoudsamoht 1 year ago
keith has just sumthin magic in his songs, they groove, people say he,s not a great guitar player, but who else has wrote song after song as good and as reconisable!!! jo satriani was ask is there anyone u look out for, he said keith richards, somes it all up..
pablomac666 1 year ago
even the practice sound sweeet f----ing great..the best
blu909 1 year ago
ya dont like the taylor you better get the hell out this is just a sweet jam when it was show time im suprised his guitar didnt go up in flames he was a legend. wish there was more 73 tour stuff on tube
84BIGDAN 1 year ago
Gotta love these versions of Tumblin...
masterd151 2 years ago
Thorogood????really?thnkss for RON.
MT was great, playin´leads and slide but a bit clumsy on the rhythm.
mebloke69 2 years ago
Bullshite.
Unclemoparman 2 years ago
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but he was a poor groovy player,that´s why keef wanted a man who play killer rhythm guitar too and Mick wasnt a guy for that.
mebloke69 2 years ago
@mebloke69 this guy is absolutely right. how can you dismiss the truth? he is right. now, i liked mick taylor, in the studio, but we all know, keith was looking for a weaver. ronnie was the closest thing still alive. i heard keith considered george thorogood (bad idea), coot ryder...or whatever his name is...and even eric clapton as a replacement. as said, and done, i think, his choice was perfect.
Rasputin688 2 years ago
Taylor was from Mayall's blues cult, he just shined a light on Keith and pushed Exile to another level. Awesome player.
ironmanboy 2 years ago 19
@ironmanboy well put man !
exile without MT is a non starter.,.,.,
goonchistaw 2 years ago
@ironmanboy taylor is a big reason why i love listening to bootlegs from 72, but Keef is just as much the reason for that as well.
dkstryker 1 year ago
Stones at the top of their game. They ruled at this time. Jimi, Jim and Janis all dead.
clarkewi 2 years ago
Yepp, pretty much all the other greats of the time were dead. That left the great Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor to continue rock and roll along with zeppelin we damn well owe them haha
dimesy94 2 years ago
@clarkewi and Duane Allman, may he rest in eternal peace, 1946-1972.
dugitomi 2 years ago
Yes indeed. Derrick and the Dominoes' "Tell The Truth" with Duane Allman on slide guitar - a masterpiece.
clarkewi 2 years ago
Best version of Tumblin I ever heard.
IdolHans 2 years ago
It don't matter how hard you try, it just don't get any cooler than the man. KEITH!
Amsterdam74yeah 2 years ago 2
hell yea
bearlooter 2 years ago 3
keith is god..his riff drives the friggin' song..taylor was good, but he was way out of place on this one..
pbzepper 2 years ago
yeah, Keef is the rock god, but you Taylor did a good job in this one, he threw very subtle, little licks that added coolness to the song, especially around 1:40.
Dogo10 2 years ago 3
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yea taylor was a virtuoso but more boring than others like clapton. The stones are a tight band, when one member stands out to much its distracting
rorypalantor 2 years ago
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goonchistaw 2 years ago
Keith is God!
donnalethal 2 years ago 4
The best Rock-Ever!
MrGaditana 2 years ago 3
god damn sure do wish they had mick taylor and still played that early 70s blue rock. This sounds so good.
rocknrolla81 2 years ago
yeah me to and i wasnt even alive then. but as time goes on every groups style changes
dkstryker 2 years ago
true that man. Changed into a whole different band.
rocknrolla81 2 years ago
esse mesmo tom de guitarra de mick taylor me irrita.....keith richards leva a musica e muito melhor...
clfetter 2 years ago
nice
centrosound 2 years ago
There a a lot of different guitar players that can technically play better than Keith but I really doubt Zeropointzero70 that you are one of them. He is an amazing rhythm guitar player and his lead on the Studio version of Sympathy for the devil is one of the scariest guitar solos in history!
andy65guitar 2 years ago 42
@andy65guitar I would agree. Many people feel that technical skill is the be all end all for guitar playing (this guitar player is better than this guitar player...bla bla bla). However, as the stones have proven time and again for the last 40 something years, you do not have to have a band of studio grade musicians to create songs with feeling to which people can relate. The chemistry, charisma and attitude of the musicians in the band plays a huge part.
maxxm28 1 year ago
@andy65guitar Keith is the MAN!!
TheEric2040 1 year ago
mick jagger, the best ever
rockinronniewood 2 years ago 4
by the way... keith was fresh out of detox when they filmed this.
kthrch 2 years ago
Being a group, rehearsals, hangers-on, drugs, groupies, away from families, taxes, getting tired of looking at each other, 1 hotel same as last, hours bleed into days, then weeks, then months...Stones and all serious groups that loved and yes, sacrificed for the music and the fans and anything else you can imagine have earned their respect, money and fame (wanted or not) by HARD ASS WORK!!! PERIOD!
yanan45 2 years ago 3
i agree mate, well said
ispinimor 2 years ago
What is the song they go into right away?
El135o 2 years ago
Right, right, "Tumblin' Dice"--couldn't hear the vocal.
Love Charlie's drum sound!
El135o 2 years ago
Beatles can't play like this
rollingstone66666 2 years ago
never seen the rooftop concert at the end of Let it Be have you? If Keith and the rest of the Stones speak highly of the Beatles' music, then so should all of you fanboys. Hear all the mistakes Keith is playing during the breakdown of Tumbling Dice? That's right. The Beatles can't play that unnecessarily badly. BTW, I'm a bigger Stones fan than most, but they can't outdo The Beatles. They only outlasted them.
ZeropointZero70 2 years ago
You are wrong,
1)Harrison can never make this kind of solos
2)Keith is better than lennon with the second guitar
39Beatles payed with their guitars out of tune
rollingstone66666 2 years ago 2
I am right.
1.) Harrison doesn't play the blues all day long, but he does play some mighty fine slide and mastered Carl Perkin's style of playing. Keith, Ronnie and Mick Taylor didn't
2.)Lennon and Richards BOTH are the finest rythym players in rock. Neither surpasses the other.
3.) No one plays more out of tune than Keith and Ronnie. in fact, they make it sound great. The Beatles were always in tune except for Let it Be sessions and that's simply because they didn't give a shit anymor
ZeropointZero70 2 years ago
Mick taylor is better than george anyway,I never saw George doing a out of head solo like Mick..You're wrong,because the Beatles were almost always out of tune,why don't you check it out with a guitar professor,he'll tell you that
rollingstone66666 2 years ago
That's because MT is a lead player first and a singer/songwriter second. I loved MT's 1979 lp, but very little comes close to George's songwriting. I'm afraid you're comparing apples to coat hangers here, friend. If I liked a shit band like Metallica more than the Stones, it wouldn't make them better or more important in the long run. Every rock band since and even prior to The Beatles owe it all to them. The Stones weren't ahead of their time, they were great for their time! End of story!
ZeropointZero70 2 years ago
I never said that Mick was a better songwriter thatn George,I said he was so muhc better playing the guitar,and what the hell are you talking about YOKO? I GOT MY MIND SET ON YOU? is that songwriting for you? Mick Taylor did an excelent work as a songwritter with the stones (EXILE ON MAIN STREET)
rollingstone66666 2 years ago
George didn't write that one, so points off for you. Let's see the genius songwriting talent of Mick Taylor write Taxman, While My Guitar Gently weeps, Something,Old Brown Shoe or Savoy Truffle for starters. I can play guitar better than Keith Richards but SO WHAT! He's still my idol. Is Van Halen better than the Stones because he's a better guitarist than Keith, Mick and Ronnie? Of course not! So fuck off Lady McCartney! Actually Heather Mills is a more appropriate comparison
ZeropointZero70 2 years ago
Oh so that's the genious,why don't you hear that album that I mentioned EXILE ON MAIN STREET,Taylor has contributions on most of the songs,and YES keith is better thatn LENNON
rollingstone66666 2 years ago
George Harrison was a hippie with a Gretsch. He enjoyed painting his guitar in funny colours more than he liked to play it. Trust me, you aren't better than Keith.
yesdarling 2 years ago
and COM'ON,Lennon didn't have the feeling that Keiths has always had playing the rythym guitar ,check some beatles videos some time and you'll see they were a complete dissaster live
rollingstone66666 2 years ago
Seeing as i'm a 10 star Beatles fan, i certainly have seen all their live videos and i say that Lennon was fantastic rythmically. Been playing guitar for 33 years now. And rythym wise, they are both my favorites! I've also seen more than a 100 Stones performances that were absolutely dreadful. Not just Keith either. In the early 80's even Charlie wasn't putting much into his playing. He was just playing simplistic and too fast while Ronnie was blitzed and forgetting where he was.
ZeropointZero70 2 years ago
OK Yoko you're a great Beatles fan,but Lennon wasn't as good as Keith on the rythym guitar, and he couldn't tune his own guitar.WATCH SOME BEATLES VIDEOS PAYING ATTENTION TO IT
rollingstone66666 2 years ago
Keith seemed to think Lennon was great and that's what really matters,Dolt! I love how you're purposely omitting the fact that in the Rock and Roll Circus Keith ended up on bass backing Lennon playing a Beatles song no less! Hmmmmm...
ZeropointZero70 2 years ago
So? Lennon was the guest,and Keith can play the bass guitar so well,Clapton had to play the first guitar,and I don't really like that beatles song,YER BLUES COM'ON I MEAN,That RIFF REALLY SUCKS,if Clapton hadn't been there,it would have been a complete dissaster
rollingstone66666 2 years ago
Clapton sucks! I prefer Keith and Ronnie over him any day. And Mick Taylor for that matter. Those guitarists play the fuckin' blues all day long, which can get boring. Lennon just simply came in and laid it down without having to even try. Blues ain't that hard you know. Try playing like Django Reinhardt or Charlie Christian, then we'll talk.
RubHerSoul1 2 years ago 3
@ZeropointZero70 listen dude there are tons of much better technical guitar players than keith richards, no doubt look at eric johnson and jefff beck, far better technical players but they couldnt write for shit.just the fact that keith wrote satisfaction, tumbling dice, brown sugar, cant you hear me knockin etc. makes him a better guitar player than them. the man is a genius and a guitar god end of story.
LedZeppelin827 1 year ago 3
@LedZeppelin827 yes you are absolutley right. anyone can do tricks on a guitar, but its what they can produce with there instrument that really counts such as writing a hit song that everyone will listen to even 30 years after you wrote it and produced it!!
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TheStealer69 2 years ago
you just dont like the stones or you dont know guitar playing at its best
gterry4556 2 years ago
@ZeropointZero70 you know its - music snobs - like you that really chap my ass, you act as if your opinion is fucking gospel and the rest of us don't know anything about music. Its an OPINION THING ass-hole, If I was to think Matalica was the greatest band in the world, who are you to tell me they are not? fuck you you pompous douche-bag.
fzappa007 1 year ago
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17865329 1 year ago
@fzappa007
You didn't even spell Metallica right!
stonesfreakkim 11 months ago
oh and Ringo com'on,he can never play like Chrly,I mean Ringo can never do the thing Charly does on the HI-HATS
rollingstone66666 2 years ago
Ringo's got better timing. Not the flashiest drummer by any means, but he's come up with more ways to drive a song than most drummers who play fast and furious. And that's due to the diversity of the songs the Beatles came up with in only 7 years of recording. Find me a 7 yr stretch of Stones records that were all equally brilliant. one right after the other. best you can do is from 67-72. Simple math makes that 5 years. Gotcha!
ZeropointZero70 2 years ago
Ringo (not the flashiest drummer by any means,we all know that) has never make something considerable interesting on his drum kit,why don't you pay attention to the hi-hats.Charlie Watts,yes he played too fast on that 80's tour,but he always surprises me doing something new on his snare drum every time I see him playing live,or jumping on the toms.Ringo could never play like that.He was always doing a effort to keep the timing
rollingstone66666 2 years ago
Oh it's all about the Hi-Hats, i see. I love Charlie, but let's face it, as much as he aspires to be a jazz drummer, he just ain't in that league. Ringo always knew his place and never tried to be something he wasn't! And if he sucks so bad, then why did Ronnie use him on his solo lp Gimme Some Neck? In fact there's a video of it here on You Tube. Why don't YOU pay attention to the videos,Bianca? There''s nothing you can say that i can't respond to with an actual fact.! HA!
ZeropointZero70 2 years ago
In FACT he's a JAZZ DRUMMER,WHY DON'T YOU HEAR ONE OF HIS ALBUMS with the charlie watts quintet,and yes Ringo knew his place,as a drummer who never does somethng very interesting
rollingstone66666 2 years ago
The Rolling Stones recorded outstanding music between 1968 and 1979. There is an incredible amount of excellent music that was unreleased for marketing purposes, obviously. Some of the Stones' songs from 74-79 are nonpareil. Misty Roads, Never Too Into, a.o. They're different of course because great artists evolve. Picasso or Dali? Matisse or Miro? A matter of taste, ça va? The Stones' bootleg music is vital, thus eminently valid. Yeah, 11 years. If you only count 'product' you miss the point.
dugitomi 2 years ago 2
mr. richards said in an interview that the "beatles could do some things better than the stones and the stones do some things better than the beatles could." i agree. generally speaking, the beatles played pop music. the rolling stones are rock music. the beatles didn't rock. the stones do. penny lane? magical mystery tour? oblada obladi? paul mccartney?! and, they 'only outlasted' everyone else too. why? because they are the greatest rock band in history. listen to mr. letitbleed"s uploads.
dugitomi 2 years ago
look, i love both bands. But you're comparing them wrong like everyone else does. What If I compare Revolution or Helter Skelter to say, Angie or Fool to Cry? Now it seems like the Stones are the ballad writers and the Beatles are the hard rockers? Get my point.? Why not compare Lennon's rockers with the Stones stuff? BTW McCartney singlehandedly did Helter Skelter which could melt a Who record at half volume. No need to direct me to any Stones or Keith vids. I'm already there.
ZeropointZero70 2 years ago
Ronnie Wood, is a great player,and what the hell is Mick talor,doing now,apart from fuck all
famerjake 2 years ago
I can t tell you about Mick Talor! I was on a concert in a very small place called Gnesta in Sweden last year. Taylot was doing very well! playing Hippshake and more!
Eliott05 2 years ago
Actually Keith has publically acknowledged that the records they cut with Mick Taylor were among the best they ever produced, it just happened that Ronnie fitted the band better (personality wise)
punkpossum 2 years ago
for me mick taylor was just a bystander...probably couldnt beleave he was in the band...some great songs from his era but..mmm BORING BLOKE
yabass 2 years ago
MT's playing was always so tasty! Woody? Well, I actually liked his playing with the Faces.I think he played better them because he was the only guitar player in that band. It had to be a bit intimidating coming into a band like the Stones and playing with Keith who's such of force of nature-but the Stones really respected MT because they knew he was so damm good. At the time they chose him (MT) they could have had just about anyone they wanted..even Clapton if they had really pushed the issue.
univibe23 2 years ago
it's a matter of taste, or joe satriani and john mclaughlin would be the most famous guitarists in the world. please don't limit your definition of musician to 'technical profieciency.' Of course Mr. Taylor is a 'better' guitar player than Mr. Wood or Mr. Richards. the stones best period was with Mr. Taylor because of his incredible mastery of guitar playing. Still, some people like a rough and ragged sound. Besides, Mr. Richards' compositional skills are the sine qua non of the stones' music.
dugitomi 2 years ago
Who gives a shit who "fits the band" better.
Mick Taylor is a better guitarist, and that all we're trying to say.
Because for people who actually play guitar it's obvious to tell who the true musician is.
gibsondude123 2 years ago 2
You don't really need to be a guitarist to know Mick Taylor is so much better than Ronnie,I'm a drummer :P you bitches
rollingstone66666 2 years ago
somebody knows what is the name of this documentary one? the truth I want that it to lower by you plow and not it encounter. I am thankful for the information to them.
martoo6185 2 years ago
really, really cool song that will never grow old. and 99% of songs grow old.
this is very special.
lbluesey 2 years ago
droga
debede1989 2 years ago
Isn't odd that these British guys understand American music better than anybody else on the planet?
deathofamailman 2 years ago
I think the same is true of Americans like myself who worship British rock way more than any American groups . America's best music export was always Jazz and Blues or Rock and Roll in the fifties when it was actually still predominately black music. Buddy Holly and Jerry Lee Lewis notwithstanding
ZeropointZero70 2 years ago
I know what you mean. My understanding is that the blues guys weren't doing well commercially in the States in the Sixties, so they spent a lot of time touring Europe. The success of bands like the Stones reintroduced Howling Wolf, Muddy Waters, and etc to American audiences. There's a great clip on 25X5 of Brian Jones introducing Howling Wolf to a television audience -- but I can't remember if it was a British or American program.
deathofamailman 2 years ago
Keith is the force, before and after Mick Taylor, look at the stones early hits, satisfaction, the last time, honky tonk women, gimme shelter and sympathy, all driven by keith, mick taylor, brian jones, and ron woods never wrote anything in the same league, Keith is the core of the stones.
harp1925 2 years ago
Oh, there's no question that Mick Taylor put them in another stratosphere. It's with Taylor that they earned the reputation as the World's Greatest Rock 'n' Roll band and they've been riding on the coat tails of that for decades.
Clerkpro 2 years ago
Hey all you mick taylor fans, the stones were great before he ever joined as evidenced by Beggars and let it bleed, the sound of the stones stems from keith's rhythms now and forever. mick t is a fine guitarist but keith is the creator.
harp1925 2 years ago
so true....
powertrust71 2 years ago
well ur right they were great, but they were a hell of a lot greater with taylor. im glad you at least didnt bring up the stones post taylor, cuz with the exception of black and blue (mostly session musicians, and not too much wood) the stones started sucking. dont even get me started on their live performances with those repetitive thin leads wood throws down. listen to all down the line live from 1978 to hear wht i mean.
aripahs 2 years ago
they were the best w/ Brian Jones.
korgri 2 years ago
I like Ronnie personally but i am always waiting to hear him play something brilliant and never hear it from him -- what does he add? Keith is the heart and soul of the sound ..
Andoy1 2 years ago
Yeah dude
that's what I'm trying to say to those morans
who keep barking MT,MT ...
yeah he is good only sitting on the chair and playing the blues...he is not the rock'n'roler and ain't no showmanship...
stones is all about showmanship and rock'n'role woody is the partner for keith...
dadasha 2 years ago
don't think they are at their best here :-(
Barker346 2 years ago
this version is great cuz taylor has to mix the lead part he played on the album and mick jaggers rhythm guitar. i think the result is phenomenal! i love the finger picking during the outro riff.
aripahs 2 years ago
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y sing same song twice: rehersal. what is this footage from?
hoberthay 3 years ago
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why they sing twice the same song?
and where is hip shake?
i think this one is the last tiem stone in good condition
72 and 73 tour all bad(noisy and glam-style,not blues rock)
limunan 3 years ago
try part 2 for hipshake shithead
ifeelallright 3 years ago 3
this good!
but why in 72 tour they are so ugly? and nisying glam style
limunan 3 years ago
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i wonder how many cocks jagger cant take into that big fat mouth of hisat the same time...hes so gay
giantcolt08 3 years ago
Seems strange to have a thought like that. Maybe your gay.
joe2stones 3 years ago 4
You no doubt do play better than I but that doesn't mean you have any musical sense. BTW, deep down, Keef and Mick know the debt that they owe Mick Taylor, clearly you don't.
MidnightRambler444 3 years ago
Yup. Mick Taylor is my favorite guitar player a lot of the time, just not on this track.
shellsj 3 years ago 2
Mick Taylor might be a great guitarist but he didn't want to be a rolling stone and in my eyes never was. This is were Ronnie is so much more fitting to the stones, and he plays good guitar as well maybe not as great as Mick T, but he plays like a true rolling stone.
footballem 3 years ago
Do you know what the word "inane" means?
MidnightRambler444 3 years ago
Oh you are a fucking douche midnight rambler, and yes I do know what at means and now that you mention it that is exactly what you are.
footballem 3 years ago
Great comeback Fritz you dickless piece of shit
MidnightRambler444 3 years ago
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Oh so you are a fucking racist too now? I hate people like you who want to force their fucking ideas down everyones throat. What about freedom of speech you fucking dick hole, I have the right to my own opinion. As for you, you should take your dick out of your ass and suck on it, cause thats what you deserve for not only dissing me for my opinion but also for being such a racist son of a bitch! I'm from England by the way not from a germanic country you fucking cunt.
footballem 3 years ago
Relax dude and get to a fucking dentist. ASAP. BTW, a dentist is a doctor that treats rotting teeth and gums. Can't do much for that little peanut you call a cock though.
MidnightRambler444 3 years ago
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooh what a major burn! That really stung mate going to the bad teeth low blow. unlike you I have made my peace with the matter I said everything I needed to say already. Cheers mate.
footballem 3 years ago
maybe you have but you are still a useless piece of shit, cheers mate!
MidnightRambler444 3 years ago
Mick T. stepped in when a true professional was needed.He brought them a level of pure musicianship at a time when they were needing it and he re-energizd the band at a time when more than one could have died.His desire to leave was self preservation.Mick's period with the Stones is my favorite and his version of Sympathy on Ya-Yas as great a RocknRoll song as ever sunk into vinyl. Pure nectar, inspired.
Hattonibrothers 3 years ago 7
Well said Hatton, well said
MidnightRambler444 3 years ago
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Taylor ruins this song--he's so fucking average it hurts. Woody's over making great music thatbhe wrote this year and he's missed--SHUT UP TAYLOR you session canned music elevator guitarist
jblacktree 3 years ago
are you fucking serious?
Smitty489 3 years ago 3