If you had to pick one song that showcased (featured) Jones, Richards, Taylor, Wood and even Jagger on guitar, what would they be? These are most likely different songs but it does not have to be. I'll have to think about this a bit!



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Brian - No Expectations
Jagger - Stop Breaking Down
Keith - Honky Tonk Women
Woody - Hey Negrita
Taylor - Can't You Hear Me Knocking

Brian - Little Red Rooster
Keith - Gimme Shelter
Mick Taylor - Time Waits For No One
Ronnie Wood - Crazy Mama
Mick Jagger - Back Of My Hand

Keith : Monkey Man
Taylor: Shine A Light

Brian: I Wanna Be Your Man
Taylor: Moonlight Mile
Keith: Gimmie Shelter
Ronnie: Beast Of Burden
Mick: Fingerprint File

Brian Jones: It's All Over Now
Mick Taylor: Time Waits For No One
Mick Jagger: Fingerprint File
Ronnie Wood: Heartbreaker on LA Friday
Keith Richards: Stray Cat Blues

Brian: I Wanna Be Your Man
Taylor: Sway
Jagger: Fingerprint File
Wood: Beast of Burden
Richards: Monkey Man

Mathijs

Jones - I Wanna Be Your Man
Richards - Gimme Shelter
Taylor - Sway
Wood - Black Limousine
Jagger - I dunno, 'Sad, Sad, Sad'?

Jones: No Expectations
Richards: Who's Been Sleeping Here
Taylor: Sway
Wood: Black Limousine
Jagger: -

Brian:





Keith:





Mick Taylor:





Ron:





As for Mick Jagger, that's a tough one. Though a very competent player he doesn't have a distinctive signature style, nothing that when you hear a song you go "Oh, that's a Mick Jagger sounding guitar lick", though he is adept at imitating, like the intro to Doom and Gloom where you think it's Keith but you're amazed to later find out that it's in fact Mick.... I'd have to go with that clip in Performance where he's sitting there with an acoustic guitar covering that John Lee Hooker number, what's the name of it again?....

Brian - The Last Time
Keith - Sympathy for the devil
Mick Taylor - Wild Horses
Ronnie Wood - Hey Negrita
Mick Jagger -

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Brian:





Keith:





Mick Taylor:





Ron:





As for Mick Jagger, that's a tough one. Though a very competent player he doesn't have a distinctive signature style, nothing that when you hear a song you go "Oh, that's a Mick Jagger sounding guitar lick", though he is adept at imitating, like the intro to Doom and Gloom where you think it's Keith but you're amazed to later find out that it's in fact Mick.... I'd have to go with that clip in Performance where he's sitting there with an acoustic guitar covering that John Lee Hooker number, what's the name of it again?....

He has, in a way, a clumsy but to the point rhythm style. Sway, Fingerprint File and Stop Breakin' Down are good examples. As a slide player, he has in fact played slide on two tracks on an album...

Brian - I Can't Be Satisfied
Keith - Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Mick T. - Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Ronnie - Far Away Eyes
Mick J. - ..............................

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

<Brian - I Can't Be Satisfied>

Good choice!

Brian - I Can't Be Satisfied
Keith - 2000 Man

Today

Brian - Rooster
Keith - Before they make me run
MickT - I don't know why
Ronnie - Neighbors
MickJ - Moonlight Mile

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His Majesty
Brian - I Can't Be Satisfied
Keith - 2000 Man

And the other guitarists?

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His Majesty
Brian - I Can't Be Satisfied
Keith - 2000 Man

And the other guitarists?

Not interested in them.

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His Majesty
Brian - I Can't Be Satisfied
Keith - 2000 Man

And the other guitarists?

Not interested in them.

Not even Mick Jagger? Is this his first guitar recording with the Stones, btw?

Oh screw it,

The only Jagger cameo that matters is IMO, "You're So Vain"

Guitar??

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Not even Mick Jagger? Is this his first guitar recording with the Stones, btw?

That's the studio version sped up. He doesn't play guitar on it.



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Not even Mick Jagger? Is this his first guitar recording with the Stones, btw?

That's the studio version sped up. He doesn't play guitar on it.

Line-up:

Drums: Jimmy Miller
Bass: Bill Wyman
Acoustic guitars: Keith Richards & Mick Jagger
Electric guitar: Keith Richards
Lead vocal: Mick Jagger
Background vocals: Madeline Bell, Nanette Newman, Doris Troy & the London Bach Choir
Piano: Al Kooper
Organ: Al Kooper
French horn: Al Kooper
Maracas: Rocky Dijon
Congas: Rocky Dijon
Tambourine: Rocky Dijon

Jimmy Miller sat down at the drums and remained there playing on the take. Charlie was not happy but was graceful about it. Mick and Keith played acoustic guitars, I played piano, Bill was on bass and Brian lay on his stomach in the corner reading an article on botany throughout the proceedings. I then overdubbed the organ.
- Al Kooper

You Can't Always Get What You Want was something I just played on the acoustic guitar - one of those bedroom songs. It proved to be quite difficult to record because Charlie couldn't play the groove and so Jimmy Miller had to play the drums. I'd also had this idea of having a choir, probably a gospel choir, on the track, but there wasn't one around at that point. Jack Nitzsche, or somebody, said that we could get the London Bach Choir and we said, That will be a laugh.
- Mick Jagger, 2003

Oh my dandie.

Mick often played along on acoustic when they were recording during this time, but he is not on the recording.

There is only one acoustic and one electric guitar and Keith plays both.

You can hear Mick play acoustic (standard tuning, basic chords) on an outtake version of YCAGWYW from Rock & Roll Circus though.

Sway is the first official release to feature Mick on guitar.



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Oh my dandie.

Mick often played along on acoustic when they were recording during this time, but he is not on the recording.

There is only one acoustic and one electric guitar and Keith plays both.

You can hear Mick play acoustic (standard tuning, basic chords) on an outtake version of YCAGWYW from Rock & Roll Circus though.

Sway is the first official release to feature Mick on guitar.

I guess timeisonourside.com has that wrong, then. It was Kooper's statement that caught my eye there. Thanks!

Jones - The Last Time
Richards - Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Taylor - Sway
Wood - Hey Negrita
Jagger - Sway

Not mentioned yet:

Brian - Mona (superb rhythmic feel)
Keith - Brown Sugar (great combination of electric AND acoustic)
Mick T - 100 Years Ago (nice wah wah solo)

Ron & Mick J - not really...



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His Majesty


Sway is the first official release to feature Mick on guitar.

That would be CS blues actually. Officially released in Germany.

Mathijs

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His Majesty


Sway is the first official release to feature Mick on guitar.

That would be CS blues actually. Officially released in Germany.

Mathijs

Release date?

Also, it's not for sure that it's Mick on guitar.

Well...

Brian- Still a Fool/The Last Time
Keith- Honky Tonk Women
Taylor- Shine a Light
Wood- Saint of Me
Mick- Just My Imagination