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The Stones Keep Rolling On ....
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The Stones have gone back to their roots with their new album.
The following occurs to me -
The Stones started off as teenagers worshiping the old blues masters, now they are the old blues masters.
The strength of Mick Jagger's vocals utterly belies his age, and we get to hear again what an amazing and under-rated harp player he is.
The cruel tragedy that in the sleeve notes, there is no mention whatsoever of Brain Jones, one of the original champions of blues music in this country, and without whom there would never have been a Rolling Stones.
The following occurs to me -
The Stones started off as teenagers worshiping the old blues masters, now they are the old blues masters.
The strength of Mick Jagger's vocals utterly belies his age, and we get to hear again what an amazing and under-rated harp player he is.
The cruel tragedy that in the sleeve notes, there is no mention whatsoever of Brain Jones, one of the original champions of blues music in this country, and without whom there would never have been a Rolling Stones.
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BOO - //BOO - have you seen The Stones live?
Trust me, you don't pull crowds the size they do year in year out unless you are doing the business as a live show - and they do! "
Nope, I haven't, though I don't doubt their aged groupies enjoy hearing songs from 50 years ago again. //
I have, twice, and they are an amazing live show, hence the massive success of their tours. Try and see them, it can't be too much longer before they give it up.
Trust me, you don't pull crowds the size they do year in year out unless you are doing the business as a live show - and they do! "
Nope, I haven't, though I don't doubt their aged groupies enjoy hearing songs from 50 years ago again. //
I have, twice, and they are an amazing live show, hence the massive success of their tours. Try and see them, it can't be too much longer before they give it up.
lol, I appreciate im the only one here who thinks they should have given up some 30 years ago.
I'll pass on the concert offer if you don't mind Andy, I love seeing old footage of old Stones, when they were still young and could (IMHO) pull off the whole rock 'n roll thing, I prefer to still think of them that way :-)
I'll pass on the concert offer if you don't mind Andy, I love seeing old footage of old Stones, when they were still young and could (IMHO) pull off the whole rock 'n roll thing, I prefer to still think of them that way :-)
B00, the thing is, their latest album is blues songs - back-to-their-roots stuff from before they were a rock group, back when they were a blues band, which is how I first saw them.
I would mostly agree that there's not a lot they've done since about 1980 that I'd go out for. But I've seen a couple of their recent shows and their 1960s and 1970s material is still great in performance.
I would mostly agree that there's not a lot they've done since about 1980 that I'd go out for. But I've seen a couple of their recent shows and their 1960s and 1970s material is still great in performance.
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