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What about paint it black
What about paint it black
What about paint it black
Can’t believe this is the first time I’ve ever listened to a Rolling Stones album.. oh what I’ve missed out on!
Can’t believe this is the first time I’ve ever listened to a Rolling Stones album.. oh what I’ve missed out on!
Can’t believe this is the first time I’ve ever listened to a Rolling Stones album.. oh what I’ve missed out on!
Some odd things about early Stones albums: so many releases coming out in one year, up to four or five because of US / UK releases. Plus the album titles were pretty lame: 12 x5; England’s Newest Hit Makers; Out of Our Heads; Between the Buttons. Really? lol Good to see the boys finally getting control away from rec. companies.
Some odd things about early Stones albums: so many releases coming out in one year, up to four or five because of US / UK releases. Plus the album titles were pretty lame: 12 x5; England’s Newest Hit Makers; Out of Our Heads; Between the Buttons. Really? lol Good to see the boys finally getting control away from rec. companies.
Some odd things about early Stones albums: so many releases coming out in one year, up to four or five because of US / UK releases. Plus the album titles were pretty lame: 12 x5; England’s Newest Hit Makers; Out of Our Heads; Between the Buttons. Really? lol Good to see the boys finally getting control away from rec. companies.
0:00 Mother’s Little Helper 2:48 Stupid Girl 5:46 Lady Jane 8:57 Under My Thumb 12:41 Doncha Bother Me 15:24 Goin’ Home 26:40 Flight 505 30:10 High and Dry 33:20 Out of Time 39:01 It’s Not Easy 41:58 I Am Waiting 45:13 Take it or Leave it 48:01 Think 51:12 What to Do
0:00 Mother’s Little Helper 2:48 Stupid Girl 5:46 Lady Jane 8:57 Under My Thumb 12:41 Doncha Bother Me 15:24 Goin’ Home 26:40 Flight 505 30:10 High and Dry 33:20 Out of Time 39:01 It’s Not Easy 41:58 I Am Waiting 45:13 Take it or Leave it 48:01 Think 51:12 What to Do
0:00 Mother’s Little Helper 2:48 Stupid Girl 5:46 Lady Jane 8:57 Under My Thumb 12:41 Doncha Bother Me 15:24 Goin’ Home 26:40 Flight 505 30:10 High and Dry 33:20 Out of Time 39:01 It’s Not Easy 41:58 I Am Waiting 45:13 Take it or Leave it 48:01 Think 51:12 What to Do
Dylan does have a distinctive and very recognizable voice. It’s sad that Ray Davies voice isn’t what it used to be. I saw the Kinks live in 1971. It was a great concert. In 1970 I saw The Who and Mott The Hoople was the opening act. One of the best concerts ever. And seeing Blind Faith in 1969 was phenomenal. I’m a big Kinks fan but like their albums in the 60’s and early 70’s. Face To Face, Something Else, The Village Green Preservation Society and Arthur are my favorites. Long live the Kinks.
Dylan does have a distinctive and very recognizable voice. It’s sad that Ray Davies voice isn’t what it used to be. I saw the Kinks live in 1971. It was a great concert. In 1970 I saw The Who and Mott The Hoople was the opening act. One of the best concerts ever. And seeing Blind Faith in 1969 was phenomenal. I’m a big Kinks fan but like their albums in the 60’s and early 70’s. Face To Face, Something Else, The Village Green Preservation Society and Arthur are my favorites. Long live the Kinks.
Dylan does have a distinctive and very recognizable voice. It’s sad that Ray Davies voice isn’t what it used to be. I saw the Kinks live in 1971. It was a great concert. In 1970 I saw The Who and Mott The Hoople was the opening act. One of the best concerts ever. And seeing Blind Faith in 1969 was phenomenal. I’m a big Kinks fan but like their albums in the 60’s and early 70’s. Face To Face, Something Else, The Village Green Preservation Society and Arthur are my favorites. Long live the Kinks.
You notice the decline in McCartney’s voice more than Dylan because old Bob didn’t have a great voice to begin with, just a distinctive and expressive voice. Watching the Olympic’s closing ceremony last August, Roger Daltrey sang as well as ever, great to hear, however Ray Davies’ voice was well in decline sadly.
You notice the decline in McCartney’s voice more than Dylan because old Bob didn’t have a great voice to begin with, just a distinctive and expressive voice. Watching the Olympic’s closing ceremony last August, Roger Daltrey sang as well as ever, great to hear, however Ray Davies’ voice was well in decline sadly.
You notice the decline in McCartney’s voice more than Dylan because old Bob didn’t have a great voice to begin with, just a distinctive and expressive voice. Watching the Olympic’s closing ceremony last August, Roger Daltrey sang as well as ever, great to hear, however Ray Davies’ voice was well in decline sadly.
One thing I have to say about McCartney is that he always sings his songs in the key that they were written in – no matter what. He’s over 70 years old and he still gives his all when he performs. Yeah, Dylan is great. His voice is shot but his music and words will stand the test of time.
One thing I have to say about McCartney is that he always sings his songs in the key that they were written in – no matter what. He’s over 70 years old and he still gives his all when he performs. Yeah, Dylan is great. His voice is shot but his music and words will stand the test of time.
One thing I have to say about McCartney is that he always sings his songs in the key that they were written in – no matter what. He’s over 70 years old and he still gives his all when he performs. Yeah, Dylan is great. His voice is shot but his music and words will stand the test of time.
exactly…from what I’ve seen of the Stones live on video in recent years they come across as a little sloppy, almost an arrogance that we the public are in the divine presence…not the stuff of angry rebels, whereas McCartney despite his worn out vocals plays his heart out, but Dylan would be the one of the three I’d pay to see again….playing anywhere anybody wants to see him for a fair price..I paid $65 to see him in 1998 when he could have charged double that and still fill the hall.
exactly…from what I’ve seen of the Stones live on video in recent years they come across as a little sloppy, almost an arrogance that we the public are in the divine presence…not the stuff of angry rebels, whereas McCartney despite his worn out vocals plays his heart out, but Dylan would be the one of the three I’d pay to see again….playing anywhere anybody wants to see him for a fair price..I paid $65 to see him in 1998 when he could have charged double that and still fill the hall.
exactly…from what I’ve seen of the Stones live on video in recent years they come across as a little sloppy, almost an arrogance that we the public are in the divine presence…not the stuff of angry rebels, whereas McCartney despite his worn out vocals plays his heart out, but Dylan would be the one of the three I’d pay to see again….playing anywhere anybody wants to see him for a fair price..I paid $65 to see him in 1998 when he could have charged double that and still fill the hall.
I wouldn’t pay a fraction of that to hear the Strolling Bones. Yes, the Beatles were great with love songs but could also put out some great hard rocking rock songs like on the White Album.
I wouldn’t pay a fraction of that to hear the Strolling Bones. Yes, the Beatles were great with love songs but could also put out some great hard rocking rock songs like on the White Album.
I wouldn’t pay a fraction of that to hear the Strolling Bones. Yes, the Beatles were great with love songs but could also put out some great hard rocking rock songs like on the White Album.
I remember long ago when i was young waiting for the guitar and the harpsichord solo to start on "Lady Jane" Because one came out the left speaker the other came out the right? A big thing in the day ! Still got the original album as have i all the albums from the first one In March "63" Sadly i only hear the now one my Computer in 5 channel surround sound Which sounds brilliant But some how i never quite get the same sound Anyway Stop Ya Rantin an a Ravin Stone,s all the the way
I remember long ago when i was young waiting for the guitar and the harpsichord solo to start on "Lady Jane" Because one came out the left speaker the other came out the right? A big thing in the day ! Still got the original album as have i all the albums from the first one In March "63" Sadly i only hear the now one my Computer in 5 channel surround sound Which sounds brilliant But some how i never quite get the same sound Anyway Stop Ya Rantin an a Ravin Stone,s all the the way
I remember long ago when i was young waiting for the guitar and the harpsichord solo to start on "Lady Jane" Because one came out the left speaker the other came out the right? A big thing in the day ! Still got the original album as have i all the albums from the first one In March "63" Sadly i only hear the now one my Computer in 5 channel surround sound Which sounds brilliant But some how i never quite get the same sound Anyway Stop Ya Rantin an a Ravin Stone,s all the the way
Lady Jane is a LOVE song? or a lost LOVE? The Stones’s answer to ‘Norwegian Wood ‘ (a song of a lost LOVE) released the year before?
Leave the LOVE songs for the Beatles…I agree..who did the LOVE songs better?….the Stones couldn’t overtake the Beatles until the Beatles called it a day in early 1970…now in 2013 there is so little LOVE for their fans (charging upwards of $500 a ticket I hear).
Lady Jane is a LOVE song? or a lost LOVE? The Stones’s answer to ‘Norwegian Wood ‘ (a song of a lost LOVE) released the year before?
Leave the LOVE songs for the Beatles…I agree..who did the LOVE songs better?….the Stones couldn’t overtake the Beatles until the Beatles called it a day in early 1970…now in 2013 there is so little LOVE for their fans (charging upwards of $500 a ticket I hear).
Lady Jane is a LOVE song? or a lost LOVE? The Stones’s answer to ‘Norwegian Wood ‘ (a song of a lost LOVE) released the year before?
Leave the LOVE songs for the Beatles…I agree..who did the LOVE songs better?….the Stones couldn’t overtake the Beatles until the Beatles called it a day in early 1970…now in 2013 there is so little LOVE for their fans (charging upwards of $500 a ticket I hear).
this was my friend who was very religeous favorite song of that moment eventually he joined a religeous cult
this was my friend who was very religeous favorite song of that moment eventually he joined a religeous cult
this was my friend who was very religeous favorite song of that moment eventually he joined a religeous cult
During the spring of 1966, my parents took a weekend eighteenth wedding anniversary visit to New York City,returning home with a surprise package containing two Rolling Stones albums "Aftermath" and "Out of Our Heads". My parents we’re both generous and very cool.
During the spring of 1966, my parents took a weekend eighteenth wedding anniversary visit to New York City,returning home with a surprise package containing two Rolling Stones albums "Aftermath" and "Out of Our Heads". My parents we’re both generous and very cool.
During the spring of 1966, my parents took a weekend eighteenth wedding anniversary visit to New York City,returning home with a surprise package containing two Rolling Stones albums "Aftermath" and "Out of Our Heads". My parents we’re both generous and very cool.
Lady Jane — resplendent
Lady Jane — resplendent
Lady Jane — resplendent
I dig the 12 x 5 lp
I dig the 12 x 5 lp
I dig the 12 x 5 lp
Brian at his best. Rest in Peace, Prince Jones.
Brian at his best. Rest in Peace, Prince Jones.
Brian at his best. Rest in Peace, Prince Jones.
Sensacional, um dos meus álbuns preferidos, o melhor dos Stones na minha opinião.
Sensacional, um dos meus álbuns preferidos, o melhor dos Stones na minha opinião.
Sensacional, um dos meus álbuns preferidos, o melhor dos Stones na minha opinião.
Hardly any love songs–leave it for the Beatles.
Hardly any love songs–leave it for the Beatles.
Hardly any love songs–leave it for the Beatles.