Rolling Stones - Fingerprint File - Live '75 LA
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@BusterMudd This is Ronnie Wood on Bass. Mick Taylor is on Bass on the studio track.
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the best!!
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mitici!!
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@BusterMudd ronnie wood is on bass! ronnie is an awesome bass player,he use to play bass in the jeff beck group!
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@sharpclay - that's not Wyman playing bass. You can see him sitting behind Billy Preston poking at that cheesey string synth keyboard. On the original studio track it was either Keith Richards or Mick Taylor who played bass on this track. I'm still waiting for the freakin' camera to confirm who's playing bass in this concert video!
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the same tour dave marsh got kicked off of for being anal-retentively biased against the rolling stones while writing about the band for rolling stone mag......
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I remeber my dad having "Its Only Rock and Roll" on LP. so I heard this one when growing up. (Thanks Dad, I got every album on CD. Greatest driving music I had in SD, CA when in the Navy.) I have heard people say that this song is one for the GWB admin in government. All I have to say is that it floats both ways. I told people when the Patriot Act was made law, both sides would keep it for the power it expanded over the people. Good song, though; although a bit too much like life.
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Bill Wyman's bass line is N I C E........ Billy Preston's keyboards are nice too.
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funky stones
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great stones tune from 74!
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Mick doesn't fit a guitar, but he always wanted to play a guitar on stage. I think that's because he always wanted to be as cool as Keef. Mick knew that Keef always was the cooler of the two.
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Jagger was the KING
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