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at 32:17 he passes the cloth through his strings to mute and play counter rhythmns to Tanmoy Bose on Tabla. I have never heard of this practice (!)

@buckize68 yes , it was actually the practice to have the guest artists on TV in those days to pre-record an new instrumental track to the hit song the day before or so, then have live vocals when it was broadcast. See the Yardbirds "I'm a Man" on Hullaballoo

Pure doors with none of the confusion. Too bad the mix wasn't better. Hard to hear Ray but lots of Robbie......Very nuanced playing and Jim is as always.

Graham Bond is solid Badass.....God Keep Him

Lee is beautiful and so fierce..........God Keep Him

The joke was on Fahey and all of us. Bukka later came out and said he had never met Patton.

@skeletonkey6 actually it's great..

at 4:17 there is a wonderous passing tone that someone sang in the final chorale that was left off the final.

@bassball67 Also mangaged Sonny & Cher for a while

lovely tone and a very interesting right hand approach. Lilting and easily joyful...

@mpwood88 the clothes are comfortable and well suited to the seated twist / half lotus posture that is the correct playing position. See brian Jones doing 'paint it black' on the Ed Sullivan Show..(a mime) as he sits cross legged with his shoes on playing the sitar with a guitar pick, for the w...

@raponte1955 funny they gave it a Twist & Shout Intro. Dino Valente (aka Chet Powers) wrote this song and it goes way back before the Byrds. Plus, the namby pamby delivery here would have never been cut in this fashion in '69. This is pretty historic actually seems like Crosby didn't know w...

at 7:L29 Brian Pulls a Nanker upside down. At 7:39 the guy with the cymbal is Ian Stewart who, with Brian, co-founded the band and became their essential road manager. He played piano of and on for them as well.

@simonggill Thank You of course w Shudda Ga....Raag of the springtime......Bhairav or Bhairavi thaat (?)

hey! audio kicks in at 6:05

am I mistaken or did Gerry (on Don't let The Sun) switch the lyrics around a bit? see Verse one. he sounds like George when he speaks. probably came from the same neighborhood. One of the most stirring pop songs of all time...

@stuartduffy49 but was the same John Gustafson that played with Roxy?

Shawn does the songs justice though his technique at this time seemed a bit slim. No pop artists ever went beyong a basic proficiency and that includes our beloved Hari Georgeson, Brian Jones and Dave Mason. But Mike Heron of The Incredible String Band played pretty well. See "The Iron Stone " on...

Bill gamely manages a straight face as they mime "Tell Me"... and Briam smarms "Chaaahlie Watts' at 6:39....priceless Mick is more popular with the men sez Brian.

Check out the "Gimme Shelter DVD" They do Satisfaction at Madison Sq Garden. Which was shot on the '69 Altamont tour....But, like you said, more rock drive and nowhere near the original....G'Bless

at 7:30 an absolutely contemplative Brian Jones! oh how this dim past toches me. What a very long strange trip this has been. Om Shanti Aum

Joey Ramone at 1:06/.....always where he need to be!

Hear how Belew sounds like Ferry?

Please! sir 'down in front!'