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A 'wedding band sound'? That was funny.Imagine the scene..Plus singing the 'Do you think I really care' line..
I mean the way Mick sings. His colouring. When I first heard it I instantly thought of Robert Johnson. Might be that 78rpm grammophone record soundscape and that talking/singing attitude and repeating of the last line like 'Texaco..Texaco' and 'I -just - paid - for'.. 'Ijustpaidfor' kind of thing.
gotcha...but i can think of dozens of blues guys who it reminds me of alot more...
That's what I thought when I first heard it. Sounds like it was recorded in 1935. They should issue it on a 78 rpm record.
thought it was dumb to truncate it...i took the suggestion of someone on the board and grafted the unedited boot version on my cd instead of the released vsn...
someone suggested the "arab" line would be politically unwise...but that doesn't account for losing over 2 minutes of the tune...
Yes and yes...
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Songs and moods some of the 'Some girls' outtakes remind me of
Posted by:
Kirk
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Date: December 6, 2011 15:47
Claudine: An echoey and more trebly, Berry-like 'Who do you love'
So young: 'Confessin' the blues' meets 'Short and curlies'
Do you think I really care: A 'Let it bleed' and 'Dead flowers' baby
Keep up blues: 'Stop breaking down' has got some hickup
Petrol blues: Mick has been listening to Robert Johnson all day long
So young: 'Confessin' the blues' meets 'Short and curlies'
Do you think I really care: A 'Let it bleed' and 'Dead flowers' baby
Keep up blues: 'Stop breaking down' has got some hickup
Petrol blues: Mick has been listening to Robert Johnson all day long
Re: Songs and moods some of the 'Some girls' outtakes remind me of
Posted by:
Elmo Lewis
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Date: December 6, 2011 15:52
"No Spare Parts" sound like a countrified "Some Girls" to me - musically anyway, not lyrically.
Re: Songs and moods some of the 'Some girls' outtakes remind me of
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
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Date: December 6, 2011 15:58
Do You Think definitely has the Dead Flowers-swing.
I think someone here described as a "wedding band sound". Couldn't disagree more.
I think someone here described as a "wedding band sound". Couldn't disagree more.
Re: Songs and moods some of the 'Some girls' outtakes remind me of
Posted by:
Kirk
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Date: December 6, 2011 16:04
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DandelionPowderman
Do You Think definitely has the Dead Flowers-swing.
I think someone here described as a "wedding band sound". Couldn't disagree more.
A 'wedding band sound'? That was funny.Imagine the scene..Plus singing the 'Do you think I really care' line..Re: Songs and moods some of the 'Some girls' outtakes remind me of
Posted by:
StonesTod
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Date: December 6, 2011 17:11
petrol reminds you of robert johnson? i don't hear it...
Re: Songs and moods some of the 'Some girls' outtakes remind me of
Posted by:
Kirk
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Date: December 7, 2011 12:40
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StonesTod
petrol reminds you of robert johnson? i don't hear it...
I mean the way Mick sings. His colouring. When I first heard it I instantly thought of Robert Johnson. Might be that 78rpm grammophone record soundscape and that talking/singing attitude and repeating of the last line like 'Texaco..Texaco' and 'I -just - paid - for'.. 'Ijustpaidfor' kind of thing.
Re: Songs and moods some of the 'Some girls' outtakes remind me of
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StonesTod
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Date: December 7, 2011 16:57
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KirkQuote
StonesTod
petrol reminds you of robert johnson? i don't hear it...
I mean the way Mick sings. His colouring. When I first heard it I instantly thought of Robert Johnson. Might be that 78rpm grammophone record soundscape and that talking/singing attitude and repeating of the last line like 'Texaco..Texaco' and 'I -just - paid - for'.. 'Ijustpaidfor' kind of thing.
gotcha...but i can think of dozens of blues guys who it reminds me of alot more...
Re: Songs and moods some of the 'Some girls' outtakes remind me of
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71Tele
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Date: December 7, 2011 17:16
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KirkQuote
StonesTod
petrol reminds you of robert johnson? i don't hear it...
I mean the way Mick sings. His colouring. When I first heard it I instantly thought of Robert Johnson. Might be that 78rpm grammophone record soundscape and that talking/singing attitude and repeating of the last line like 'Texaco..Texaco' and 'I -just - paid - for'.. 'Ijustpaidfor' kind of thing.
That's what I thought when I first heard it. Sounds like it was recorded in 1935. They should issue it on a 78 rpm record.
Re: Songs and moods some of the 'Some girls' outtakes remind me of
Posted by:
StonesTod
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Date: December 7, 2011 17:29
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71TeleQuote
KirkQuote
StonesTod
petrol reminds you of robert johnson? i don't hear it...
I mean the way Mick sings. His colouring. When I first heard it I instantly thought of Robert Johnson. Might be that 78rpm grammophone record soundscape and that talking/singing attitude and repeating of the last line like 'Texaco..Texaco' and 'I -just - paid - for'.. 'Ijustpaidfor' kind of thing.
That's what I thought when I first heard it. Sounds like it was recorded in 1935. They should issue it on a 78 rpm record.
thought it was dumb to truncate it...i took the suggestion of someone on the board and grafted the unedited boot version on my cd instead of the released vsn...
Re: Songs and moods some of the 'Some girls' outtakes remind me of
Posted by:
Kirk
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Date: December 7, 2011 19:41
I haven't heard the full version! Aah, I bet it is wonderful. Yes they should go with the unedited version.
Re: Songs and moods some of the 'Some girls' outtakes remind me of
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StonesTod
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Date: December 7, 2011 19:43
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Kirk
I haven't heard the full version! Aah, I bet it is wonderful. Yes they should go with the unedited version.
someone suggested the "arab" line would be politically unwise...but that doesn't account for losing over 2 minutes of the tune...
Re: Songs and moods some of the 'Some girls' outtakes remind me of
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treaclefingers
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Date: December 7, 2011 19:44
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StonesTod
petrol reminds you of robert johnson? i don't hear it...
I mean the way Mick sings. His colouring. When I first heard it I instantly thought of Robert Johnson. Might be that 78rpm grammophone record soundscape and that talking/singing attitude and repeating of the last line like 'Texaco..Texaco' and 'I -just - paid - for'.. 'Ijustpaidfor' kind of thing.
That's what I thought when I first heard it. Sounds like it was recorded in 1935. They should issue it on a 78 rpm record.
Yes and yes...
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