What Are You Listening to Right Now?

[nana77]

Originally Posted by nana77

Ps: The japanese version of "Bob Dylan Blues" has a chorus I don't see on other albums

I've expressed it wrongly: it seems to have a more pronunced backing vocals.

Rolling Stones are too releasing a newest album, I wasn't to have heard the one from 2023.

This was left off Black and Blue for Cherry Oh Baby? Wtf?? Picking Ron Wood over Wayne Perkins, lead guitar in Hand of Fate? An epic WTF?

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What a great song.....perfect example of with Keith calls "the ancient art of weaving". Wayne Perkins plays awesome on this song.....

One of Charlie's greatest hits. The hi-hat work, the subtle fills. Sublime.

Charlie "Choo Choo" Watts. The best.

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I was listening to some Bonnie Tyler music since she is currently in an induced coma in a Portuguese hospital after emergency surgery.

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Happy 50th Anniversary to BLACK AND BLUE . .(Released April 23rd, 1976)

It’s Only Rock ’n Roll - Outtake (Acetate-Version)

For eons, everyone knew this was an IORR outtake, i.e. Mick Taylor on guitar. Yet when the Tattoo You deluxe edition came out a few yrs ago, we were told it was a Some Girls outtake.

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Jethro Tull's Stormwatch album. Specifically Dun Ringill.

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At this time, I have King Crimson's In the Court of the Crimson King playing in the background. Moonchild is the current track.

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YT suggested to me:

Walking on imported air

He wrote the song while reflecting on his days in Catholic school, when he fantasized about meeting the ideal girl. According to Destri, the track is about teenage desire.[5] A line from the song: "...like a millionaire/walking on imported air", was used in the previous Blondie track "Walk Like Me" (also written by Destri)

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Squeeze "Pulling Mussels"

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Never heard these versions.

Love the impromptu keyboard solo.

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edit: did knew only the "two thirty's"

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Searching on Label 619,

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"chamber rock"

Only the Doors would utilize an English Horn as a solo instrument in a rock solo.

You only say that because they did!!

My brain recreates the orchestral scores anyway, I can't unhear the original.
Very Thankful for New Uploads Though!

Thought that the two song were a perfect match onto the 7" vinyl.

"Wishful Sinful" is mentioned on Ian Rankin's crime novel The Hanging Garden (1998).

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Like its predecessor, ‘Falling Out Of Love’ is a vocoder-laden offering, but this time Julian Casablancas and co. have traded peppy percussion and propulsive guitar lines for something altogether more balladic, drawing on gentle progressions and swelling atmospherics to evoke an uncanny sense of emotional stakes.

Autotune reigns supreme, it seems.

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Charlie we miss you so much!!!

Bobby Key's and Ian Stewart also please

Nicky Hopkins and Ry Cooder while you're at it.

Mick Taylor was in it, look again!

they are all in the video. Look closely. You can miss a lot.

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I didn't knew Mitch Mitchell, on his earlies took a little part on some TV shows () and movies;

As a 13 year old, he had a leading role in the British film Bottoms Up (1960) with Jimmy Edwards. As a teenager he starred in a children's television programme, Jennings at School and also had a bit part in the 1963 film Live It Up! which starred Heinz Burt, David Hemmings and Steve Marriott.