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Really? Man for these two shows they were far more adventurous than I thought.
Too bad that spirit quickly vanished as soon as they hit Oslo for the 1st [gig] of the tour...
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2014-12-18 20:26 by dcba.
I've been a little back and forth on this one. What I'm hearing now is:
- One electric guitar in standard tuning (Keith)-right
- One Nashville-strung guitar (Taylor)-left
- One 12-string acoustic guitar in standard tuning during the intro (Taylor)-left
- One 12-string acoustic guitar (with the E-string on?) in open G (Keith)-right
- One acoustic guitar in standard tuning (choruses) (Taylor)-left
So it's really an advanced jig saw puzzle, this recording...
PS: I still wonder why Keith chooses to play the F# on the 1st e-string out of his Bm-chord on the verses. It was never done again later, and that is the note you'll get from a Bm-chord in standard tuning.
But the chorus gives the tuning away, especially the F-chord.
Well, today's research is completed, thanks to you, Tele
Wow that was fantastic. Those acoustics really sound awesome and the band was ON it. Thanks. Just checked out more from those shows...friggin' amazing. Is this available on DVD? Gotta be the best Stones I've seen and heard in a long, long time if not ever.
peace
Thanks to you! You did the work. For me it's that first instrumental break that makes me think it's standard: the added "G" on top of the "F" chord. But some of the harmonic open strings have the sound of open G. I am hearing that high "E" tuned down to "D" ring open. So...I just don't know.
peace
Stripped hasn't been officially released on DvD yet, but it circulates as a bootleg;
same with the Paradiso and Brixton shows.
Thanks. Modern Stones concert recording haven't ever got me as excited as what I've seen from Paradiso. What a fantastic high quality vault release this would be. I'm drooling just thinking about it.
peace
Don't forget the CD rom!
Well, it doesn't work anymore, seemingly...
I don't think it's available on DVD. At least officially.
I recall there being a TV show but I never saw it, never heard or read if it was being broadcast in the US - just... nothing. I couldn't believe it. Like A Rolling Stone came out on MTV, the VOODOO LOUNGE tour had just finished that week. And yet... after STRIPPED came out it seemed like it never happened.
I know some not-big-Stones fans that loved STRIPPED. It is a fine album. It's too bad they don't release the other half of what they did. The live tracks were stellar.
The only bit of the show I've seen has been on youtube.
They filmed all club shows in 1995.
There is an unofficial Stripped DVD in superb quality, released by different bootleg labels, with footage from Brixton, Paradisio, Olympia and EMI studios in Tokyo.
The most common releases consists of Wild Horses (Tokyo), Like a Rolling Stone (Brixton), Angie (Olympia), Dead Flowers (Paradisio), Live With Me (Brixton),
Spider and the Fly (Tokyo), Shine a Light (Paradisio), Sweet Virginia (Brixton), Rip This Joint (Paradisio), Gimme Shelter (Paradisio), Love in Vain (Tokyo), Street Fighting Man (Paradisio) and Let it Bleed (Tokyo).
This concert film includes backstage footage and interviews with band members, fans and Jack Nicholson.
Why it was never officially released, I have no idea.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2014-12-19 18:38 by The Worst..
Imo it's because the band (aka Jagger) moved on.
After "Stripped" was out he didn't really want to be involved in another 1995 project. And by 96 he was writing music for B2B.
The Stones left behind quite a lot fo unfinished projects over the years...
MM is open G (the acoustic). Taylor is in standard, I think.
C
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Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
Title5Take1
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Date: December 18, 2014 02:39
He's probably tried open-G on an acoustic, but did he ever put such on a recording?
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
71Tele
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Date: December 18, 2014 03:16
I thought on Wild Horses, but some here seem to think he played that in standard tuning. Sounds like open G to me.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
rocknola
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Date: December 18, 2014 03:51
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
bigbitch
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Date: December 18, 2014 03:55
Wild Horses on "Stripped" was definitely Open G
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
Naturalust
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Date: December 18, 2014 04:24
For sure he has. He had that beautiful 10 string acoustic built especially for that purpose, the one he is playing in the video rocknola posted above.
I'd bet he has at least one open G tuned acoustic sitting around the house at all times ready for the next inspiration.
peace
I'd bet he has at least one open G tuned acoustic sitting around the house at all times ready for the next inspiration.
peace
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
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Date: December 18, 2014 04:29
Street Fighting Man for the Paradiso recordings that became part of STRIPPED.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
DoomandGloom
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Date: December 18, 2014 08:42
I've noticed Exile photos where Keith has his Gibson set as a 5 string. Possibly a way to work out parts or something but yeah if you play open G or any alternate tunings you try many guitars.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
JMARCOU
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Date: December 18, 2014 09:01
moonlight mile and on "You can't always get " capoed at five.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
dcba
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Date: December 18, 2014 11:24
Quote
GasLightStreet
Street Fighting Man for the Paradiso recordings that became part of STRIPPED.
Really? Man for these two shows they were far more adventurous than I thought.
Too bad that spirit quickly vanished as soon as they hit Oslo for the 1st [gig] of the tour...
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2014-12-18 20:26 by dcba.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
with sssoul
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Date: December 18, 2014 11:37
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
()
Date: December 18, 2014 12:35
Quote
71Tele
I thought on Wild Horses, but some here seem to think he played that in standard tuning. Sounds like open G to me.
I've been a little back and forth on this one. What I'm hearing now is:
- One electric guitar in standard tuning (Keith)-right
- One Nashville-strung guitar (Taylor)-left
- One 12-string acoustic guitar in standard tuning during the intro (Taylor)-left
- One 12-string acoustic guitar (with the E-string on?) in open G (Keith)-right
- One acoustic guitar in standard tuning (choruses) (Taylor)-left
So it's really an advanced jig saw puzzle, this recording...
PS: I still wonder why Keith chooses to play the F# on the 1st e-string out of his Bm-chord on the verses. It was never done again later, and that is the note you'll get from a Bm-chord in standard tuning.
But the chorus gives the tuning away, especially the F-chord.
Well, today's research is completed, thanks to you, Tele
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
thecitadel
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Date: December 18, 2014 13:40
Demo/Early version of All Down The Line seems to me to be Open-G.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
()
Date: December 18, 2014 17:39
Quote
dcbaQuote
GasLightStreet
Street Fighting Man for the Paradiso recordings that became part of STRIPPED.
Really? Man for these two shows they were far more adventurous than I thought.
Too bad that spirit quickly vanished as soon as they hit Oslo for the 1st of the tour...
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
dcba
()
Date: December 18, 2014 20:28
Wow I had forgotten how good these gigs were.
Mick please make the two Paradiso shows the next DVD/BR release!
Tokyo'95 and AC'89 can wait!
Mick please make the two Paradiso shows the next DVD/BR release!
Tokyo'95 and AC'89 can wait!
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
Naturalust
()
Date: December 19, 2014 06:18
Quote
GasLightStreetQuote
dcbaQuote
GasLightStreet
Street Fighting Man for the Paradiso recordings that became part of STRIPPED.
Really? Man for these two shows they were far more adventurous than I thought.
Too bad that spirit quickly vanished as soon as they hit Oslo for the 1st of the tour...
Wow that was fantastic. Those acoustics really sound awesome and the band was ON it. Thanks. Just checked out more from those shows...friggin' amazing. Is this available on DVD? Gotta be the best Stones I've seen and heard in a long, long time if not ever.
peace
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
71Tele
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Date: December 19, 2014 06:52
Quote
DandelionPowdermanQuote
71Tele
I thought on Wild Horses, but some here seem to think he played that in standard tuning. Sounds like open G to me.
I've been a little back and forth on this one. What I'm hearing now is:
- One electric guitar in standard tuning (Keith)-right
- One Nashville-strung guitar (Taylor)-left
- One 12-string acoustic guitar in standard tuning during the intro (Taylor)-left
- One 12-string acoustic guitar (with the E-string on?) in open G (Keith)-right
- One acoustic guitar in standard tuning (choruses) (Taylor)-left
So it's really an advanced jig saw puzzle, this recording...
PS: I still wonder why Keith chooses to play the F# on the 1st e-string out of his Bm-chord on the verses. It was never done again later, and that is the note you'll get from a Bm-chord in standard tuning.
But the chorus gives the tuning away, especially the F-chord.
Well, today's research is completed, thanks to you, Tele
Thanks to you! You did the work. For me it's that first instrumental break that makes me think it's standard: the added "G" on top of the "F" chord. But some of the harmonic open strings have the sound of open G. I am hearing that high "E" tuned down to "D" ring open. So...I just don't know.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
Naturalust
()
Date: December 19, 2014 07:50
peace
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
with sssoul
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Date: December 19, 2014 09:08
Quote
Naturalust
Wow that was fantastic. Those acoustics really sound awesome and the band was ON it. Thanks.
Just checked out more from those shows...friggin' amazing. Is this available on DVD?
Stripped hasn't been officially released on DvD yet, but it circulates as a bootleg;
same with the Paradiso and Brixton shows.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
Naturalust
()
Date: December 19, 2014 10:33
Quote
with sssoulQuote
Naturalust
Wow that was fantastic. Those acoustics really sound awesome and the band was ON it. Thanks.
Just checked out more from those shows...friggin' amazing. Is this available on DVD?
Stripped hasn't been officially released on DvD yet, but it circulates as a bootleg;
same with the Paradiso and Brixton shows.
Thanks. Modern Stones concert recording haven't ever got me as excited as what I've seen from Paradiso. What a fantastic high quality vault release this would be. I'm drooling just thinking about it.
peace
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
()
Date: December 19, 2014 10:36
Quote
with sssoulQuote
Naturalust
Wow that was fantastic. Those acoustics really sound awesome and the band was ON it. Thanks.
Just checked out more from those shows...friggin' amazing. Is this available on DVD?
Stripped hasn't been officially released on DvD yet, but it circulates as a bootleg;
same with the Paradiso and Brixton shows.
Don't forget the CD rom!
Well, it doesn't work anymore, seemingly...Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
()
Date: December 19, 2014 16:50
Quote
NaturalustQuote
GasLightStreetQuote
dcbaQuote
GasLightStreet
Street Fighting Man for the Paradiso recordings that became part of STRIPPED.
Really? Man for these two shows they were far more adventurous than I thought.
Too bad that spirit quickly vanished as soon as they hit Oslo for the 1st of the tour...
Wow that was fantastic. Those acoustics really sound awesome and the band was ON it. Thanks. Just checked out more from those shows...friggin' amazing. Is this available on DVD? Gotta be the best Stones I've seen and heard in a long, long time if not ever.
peace
I don't think it's available on DVD. At least officially.
I recall there being a TV show but I never saw it, never heard or read if it was being broadcast in the US - just... nothing. I couldn't believe it. Like A Rolling Stone came out on MTV, the VOODOO LOUNGE tour had just finished that week. And yet... after STRIPPED came out it seemed like it never happened.
I know some not-big-Stones fans that loved STRIPPED. It is a fine album. It's too bad they don't release the other half of what they did. The live tracks were stellar.
The only bit of the show I've seen has been on youtube.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
The Worst.
()
Date: December 19, 2014 18:38
Quote
GasLightStreetQuote
NaturalustQuote
GasLightStreetQuote
dcbaQuote
GasLightStreet
Street Fighting Man for the Paradiso recordings that became part of STRIPPED.
Really? Man for these two shows they were far more adventurous than I thought.
Too bad that spirit quickly vanished as soon as they hit Oslo for the 1st of the tour...
Wow that was fantastic. Those acoustics really sound awesome and the band was ON it. Thanks. Just checked out more from those shows...friggin' amazing. Is this available on DVD? Gotta be the best Stones I've seen and heard in a long, long time if not ever.
peace
I don't think it's available on DVD. At least officially.
I recall there being a TV show but I never saw it, never heard or read if it was being broadcast in the US - just... nothing. I couldn't believe it. Like A Rolling Stone came out on MTV, the VOODOO LOUNGE tour had just finished that week. And yet... after STRIPPED came out it seemed like it never happened.
I know some not-big-Stones fans that loved STRIPPED. It is a fine album. It's too bad they don't release the other half of what they did. The live tracks were stellar.
The only bit of the show I've seen has been on youtube.
They filmed all club shows in 1995.
There is an unofficial Stripped DVD in superb quality, released by different bootleg labels, with footage from Brixton, Paradisio, Olympia and EMI studios in Tokyo.
The most common releases consists of Wild Horses (Tokyo), Like a Rolling Stone (Brixton), Angie (Olympia), Dead Flowers (Paradisio), Live With Me (Brixton),
Spider and the Fly (Tokyo), Shine a Light (Paradisio), Sweet Virginia (Brixton), Rip This Joint (Paradisio), Gimme Shelter (Paradisio), Love in Vain (Tokyo), Street Fighting Man (Paradisio) and Let it Bleed (Tokyo).
This concert film includes backstage footage and interviews with band members, fans and Jack Nicholson.
Why it was never officially released, I have no idea.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2014-12-19 18:38 by The Worst..
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
()
Date: December 19, 2014 18:41
Well dammit they should release it!
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
The Worst.
()
Date: December 19, 2014 18:46
At least they released Gimme Shelter from Paradiso (on the b-side of the Saint of Me single). I think it's one of their best performances ever. It was too good to be left out. And thankfully, it's on the Stripped DVD.
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Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
()
Date: December 19, 2014 18:52
All of the live B-side tracks are stellar.
Black Limo and All Down The Line from the LARS single are exceptional. The Wild Horses single wasn't as good but was still good regardless: Live With Me is chunky; Tumbling Dice is pretty damn good; Gimme Shelter was OK. Gimme Shelter is good but I think the version on NO SECURITY is even better.
Black Limo and All Down The Line from the LARS single are exceptional. The Wild Horses single wasn't as good but was still good regardless: Live With Me is chunky; Tumbling Dice is pretty damn good; Gimme Shelter was OK. Gimme Shelter is good but I think the version on NO SECURITY is even better.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
Stones62
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Date: December 19, 2014 21:48
Isn't that Mick Jagger? Keith does not play on that track as I recall...Quote
JMARCOU
moonlight mile and on "You can't always get " capoed at five.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
()
Date: December 19, 2014 21:51
MM is Mick in standard tuning. YCAGWYW is Keith with open E.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
dcba
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Date: December 19, 2014 23:01
Quote
The Worst.
This concert film includes backstage footage and interviews with band members, fans and Jack Nicholson.
Why it was never officially released, I have no idea.
Imo it's because the band (aka Jagger) moved on.
After "Stripped" was out he didn't really want to be involved in another 1995 project. And by 96 he was writing music for B2B.
The Stones left behind quite a lot fo unfinished projects over the years...
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
camper88
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Date: December 20, 2014 00:49
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2015-03-28 15:44 by camper88.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2015-03-28 15:44 by camper88.
Re: Has Keith ever used open-G tuning on an acoustic guitar?
Posted by:
liddas
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Date: December 20, 2014 04:33
Quote
DandelionPowderman
MM is Mick in standard tuning
MM is open G (the acoustic). Taylor is in standard, I think.
C
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