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Some photos I hadn't seen before also within the video .

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Some photos I hadn't seen before also within the video .

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What an amazing duo. Keith and Mick Taylor. Sounds like a rehearsal. Thanks for posting that!

Interesting. What MT is playing is great of course, but he sounds like a guy jamming over someone else's record. Keith's part taken alone sounds like the album version.

Is that really Charlie playing?

1972 before the tour?

Awesome

Sounds like the so called Dallas Rehearsals, mid-tour 1972.

(I've always been sceptical to that boot's origins, considering the lack of actual rehearsing and the amount of jams on songs not even played on tour, like Hip Shake and Let It Loose, wondering if it isn't actually early Nellcote material, but I don't think that's very likely either.)

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Sounds like the so called Dallas Rehearsals, mid-tour 1972.

(I've always been sceptical to that boot's origins, considering the lack of actual rehearsing and the amount of jams on songs not even played on tour, like Hip Shake and Let It Loose, wondering if it isn't actually early Nellcote material, but I don't think that's very likely either.)

The Dallas date is for real. The Stones rehearsed some extra songs for the filming of Ladies & Gentlemen as the shootings were sheduled for the next two days. I guess they thought they needed those extra songs to fill up a 90-minute movie. At last only Sweet Black Angel and Don't Lie To Me (out of the rehearsed songs) made it new into the set, and both only once (as far as we know).

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I think this is just a joke.

I am absolutely sure that this is not the Rolling Stones but just 2 guys trying to play like Keith and Taylor

If this is an imitation, the guys are good - down to the sound.

But it's nothing brilliant about it - it's just a sloppy rehearsal recording, where they sound totally unaware of being recorded.

It's from the Dallas rehearsals.

I go with Dallas 72 tour reheasals as well for the source. Could otherwise have been some warm up stuff done at Keiths place in Southern France? No way is that imitators though. Forget that.

72 dallas tour rehearsals. I asked a pro

trust a pro

"I am absolutely sure that this is not the Rolling Stones but just 2 guys trying to play like Keith and Taylor."

Could be the Masked Marauders. Wonder if they did "Can't Get No Nookie" next.

For a better hit of MT on guitar, scroll down the right sidebar in the toob video, click on MT covering Jimi's "Red House". We all should play this good.

It's the Dallas rehearsals. My dad had this whole bootleg on cassette back in the 90's. There was some cool stuff on it.

It's actually three guys jamming GS: Keith, Taylor and Charlie Watts
Indeed from the so called Dallas Rehearsals 1972

There is that little interaction of guitars 0:37-0:39, in which Keith leads the riff but suddenly stops, but Taylor continues it by adding the needed part - sounding like a one guitar, but with that fascinating dualist stereo effect. Magical moment. They seemingly were able to read others minds by then, because it sounds so instinctive.

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"My dad had this whole bootleg on cassette back in the 90's."

Anybody remember the 90s? Earlier? There's an article in this morning's New York Times about a restaurant in Philadelphia, P-A, that is themed around the food and music of the 1980s, with REO Speedwagon, Hall and Oates, Air Supply, Christopher Cross, Lionel Ritchie, etc., as the background music. I'm still trying to fathom what kind of foods/dishes represent the 1980s. What Stones music would represent this era?

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But it's nothing brilliant about it - it's just a sloppy rehearsal recording, where they sound totally unaware of being recorded.

peace

I'm still trying to fathom what kind of foods/dishes represent the 1980s


Anything Mr T .....





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I love this...
Love the way it starts as a lazy rendition then Taylor takes it on..
Love the building of his solo he plays here reaching the climax.
Different to his live 1972/73 solos..

Let It Loose must have been seriously thought of as a live song on the 72 tour.

<<I'm still trying to fathom what kind of foods/dishes represent the 1980s.>>

Helpful hint: One of the fad diets of the (late) 80s: carbs, Carbs, CARBS.

Also, if you can't find a lot of signature 80s (and 90s) foods, it's because a lot of them have been discontinued: [www.verbicidemagazine.com]



I doubt any Stones music "represents" the era, because they were middle-aged then, but Start Me Up and Tattoo You are significant for a generation like mine who were 15 at the time and delighted that there was still great new Stones music and tours to enjoy.

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I love this...
Love the way it starts as a lazy rendition then Taylor takes it on..
Love the building of his solo he plays here reaching the climax.
Different to his live 1972/73 solos..

Let It Loose must have been seriously thought of as a live song on the 72 tou

Taylor is truly a genius. Combine that with Richards rhythm and the music was absolutely incredible.

The fakest of fakes...

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The fakest of fakes...

Hahaha...this is funny. Muscle shoals?

People have questioned the "dallas rehearsals 1972"..think the big give away is the short snippet of Dont Lie to Me...which they practised to include in the filming...and subsequently played.

I heard also those rehearsals were also to sharpen up after some lackluster shows..

Yeah, I think Keith is quoted by Robert Greenfield as saying "We gotta rehearse now" after the supposedly lackluster Kansas City show.

The thing I always thought was weird with the bootleg is the incredibly loose playing, and the lack of songs the actually played on stage.

Yep I agree...and probably why people question the date.
Im guessing its typical keith f#cking around...with moments of brilliance.
But it is quite a boring double cd (scorpion).
Some major highlights. ..