Sorry for the dumb question, but are Taylor and Wyman playing with them?
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This song is amazing. I had heard the instrumental out take for years, but it reaches a whole new level on the Exile remaster. It sounds like an instrumental Paint It Black,if PIB was recorded in an Opium Den.Bobby Keys comes in later on and it just sounds even more dream like. almost hypnotic.
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I'm gonna guess that Foo Fighters/Jagger perform Paint It Black. Seems like it could work.
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The first Stones LP written completely by Jagger/Richards. The Uk version had Mothers Little Helper, and the US version had Paint it Black. But I think every song on this record is pretty good and has stood the test of time. It has some pure gems like Lady Jane and Under My Thumb, but it also has some excellent songs that aren't mentioned often, such as High and Dry, Stupid Girl, Think, and What
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QuoteCome On Seems like 'Happy' won with 21 - 3 or something... That's perfectly fine... Though I prefer BTMMR!
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Quotemikeeder Taylor will do a fine book. I trust what he says far more then Jagger or Richards. I agree completely. Mick Taylor has never stooped to the tabloid bullshit route even though he easily could have published a trashy book about his time in the Stones during their most decadent era for cash. He never did that. He seems like a down to earth guy, and I look forward to his book.
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Quoteseitan impossible to answer, both are great If you had to choose?
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Well,out of these two (arguably) definitive Keith songs, which do you like better?
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Quoteghostryder13 with all the alleged drug use i doubt keith would of allowed much filming Robert Frank would say otherwise.
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Recently someone told me that Bill Wyman has film footage of Nellcote from 1971. Anyone know if there is any truth to that?
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Quotek No Keith in this song at all. From Keno: I'm Going Down Recorded in mid and late 1969, written by Mick Taylor, he wasn't credited. Released on the album Metamorphosis in 1975. Vocals: Mick Jagger Guitars: Mick Taylor, Stephen Stills Drums: Charlie Watts Bass: Bill Plummer Bongos: Rocky Dijon Sax: Bobby Keys Quote I have never heard that Stephen Stills played guitar on this track
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QuoteSwayStones Was the guitar part written by Taylor ? I have no idea but the guitar intro sounds like a classic Keith riff to me.
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Quoteguitarbastard fantastic opening riff (with a amazing guitarsound) and great chorus. the endless jamming is a bit annoying and gives the tune this "unfinished" character (just like soul survivor). I agree with you about the guitar sound. When I play this song loud it seems like Keith's amp is in my house! I listened to this song 5 times tonight, the album version and the one on
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The song I'm referring to is "Im Going Down". The last song on Metamorphosis and found on various other unnofficial releases. I think it has a great opening Keith riff and if you listen close to the bass playing it's really good too (is that Taylor playing bass or Wyman). It also has a decent horn section in it. Jagger's vocals aren't anything special but when the chorus comes in, it s
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Thanks Rockman!
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Does anyone know exactly which Rolling Stone magazine had that huge Keith interview from 1971 done by Greenfield? I want to find it. Or, Is it printed online anywhere?
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Don't support the author or publisher by buying it. It's garbage
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QuoteRocky Dijon If Was brings out "Good Time Women," "Traveling Man," "Hillside Blues," acoustic "All Down the Line," "Exile on Main Street Blues," "I Don't Care," "Fragile" (aka "It's Funny" or "Fast Talking", and something from the Dallas rehearsals like "32-20 Blues" or "When You Got a Good
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks Did you notice also that the G (3rd) string becomes a round wound string at the bridge. Starts off as solid!!! You're right! Another strange thing about the photo.
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If you have the vinyl version, look at it as that picture is much larger obviously. There are clearly only 5 saddles on the left and six strings on the right.
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I was looking at the back cover of my Talk Is Cheep record and I noticed something strange. If you look at the right side of the photo you can see six strings on the guitar next to Keith's fingers. When you look to the left there are only 5 strings and 5 saddles(i think that's what they're called). [3.bp.blogspot.com] Take a look
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I would love to hear an alternate version of Rocks Off with Keith on vocals.... or anything to do with Let It Loose or Soul Survivor.
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It's a damn shame that Tarle didn't have a video camera with him during his time at Nellcote.
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Quoteboogie69 @#$%& great, now it will sound even worse. Oy Vey! You think Exile On Main Street sounds bad?
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I agree with you in the regard that Exile should be left "as is". I see no point in messing with it. But the fact that he is doing things with the outtakes in a studio could prove to be interesting.
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According to Courtney Love (not the best source,but still). She was recently in the studio when Don was mixing Exile outtakes. Fast forward to around 1:55 Here is her twitter post about it .
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