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| streetfighter |
From what I read Ron Wood and Dylan seem to be very close. Dylan hung out at Wood's farm writing songs for Time Out Of Mind. Dylan has also dedicated songs to Keef. It seems there is an odd relationship between Mick and Dylan. They have both taken hits at each other in songs and I have an interview where Dylan is questioned about his early 90s solo records and he says something like "anyone would do a solo album, even mick jagger, if they could." He seems to not like Mick much.
So does anyone else know any other details in the Stones/Dylan relationship?
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| pdog |
He played with the band in South america in 1998. I'd say the relationship is pretty good... Dylan tours more, but makes less money. |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
There's a lot... "Just like Dylan Mr. Jones"
Brian Jones and Bob Dylan recorded for Wilson Pickett in 1965
Brian and Bob played live with Robbie RObertson of The Band also in 1965
In the "Jamming With Edward" album recorded in 1969 Mick sings a portion of Dylan's "Pledging My Time for It Hurts Me Too"
The EC album Eric Clapton has Woody and Dylan together in at least "Sign Language" (woody was a RS member then 1976) of course I?m not mentioning all the covers Faces did with Woody
The farewell gig of "The Band" also has Woody and Dylan jamming together
Keith recorded "If You See Her, Say Hello" in Cabo San Lucas where he got married in 1983
Bob Dylan recorded and toured with Mick Taylor in 1984
There's more
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| lotsajizz |
Dylan does a smokin' version of "Brown Sugar" from time to time.... |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
The Dylan albums with Woody: Shot of Love, Empire Burlesque, Blowin' in the Wind, Knocked Out Loaded, Hearts of Fire, Down in the groove, and The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
quote:
lotsajizz wrote:
Dylan does a smokin' version of "Brown Sugar" from time to time....
...and the stones do the same with "Like a Rolling Stone" |
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| lotsajizz |
that deserves to be broken out once or twice this Pacific Tour swing! |
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| Riffhard |
The New Barbarians did a smoking version of Seven Days as well,with Stanley Clarke throwing down an insane bass solo.
Riffy |
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| M.O.W.A.T. |
Dylan (as well as members of The Band) jammed together with Brian Jones in NYC during the blackout of 1965 -- apparently it was an amazing session but due to the lack of electricity, no recording could be made. |
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| Lazy Bones |
quote:
lotsajizz wrote:
Dylan does a smokin' version of "Brown Sugar" from time to time....
Although it was smokin, he hasn't really played it "from time to time".
He performed it 36 times in the fall tour of 2003 (Oct-Nov); and only once, at the first show of the 2003 Australia/New Zealand tour. Hasn't been played since. |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
quote:
M.O.W.A.T. wrote:
Dylan (as well as members of The Band) jammed together with Brian Jones in NYC during the blackout of 1965 -- apparently it was an amazing session but due to the lack of electricity, no recording could be made.
That was the one I mentioned with Robbie Robertson, also known as "The Lost Jam" |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Live Aid! With Dylan, Woody and Keef
and talking about smoking versions of Seven Days, Dylan fucking up the his own lyrics in the 30th anniversary LOL |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
BTw, all Dylan's birthday we put a "Dylan with the stones" header, all different. As far as I remember we have pix of Dylan with 7 out of 8 former members of the Rolling Stones with Bill Wyman as the only one missing. So if someone has a picture of Dylan with Bill... please send it... send it... send it to me... to me |
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| Riffhard |
quote:
VoodooChileInWOnderl wrote:
Live Aid! With Dylan, Woody and Keef
You had to go and do that didn't you Gerardo?! You just had to bring up that abortion of a performance?! I have been trying to live that down since 1985,and now you have to bring it up again!!
I'm drinking tonight for sure now!
Riffy |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
quote:
Riffhard wrote:
You had to go and do that didn't you Gerardo?! You just had to bring up that abortion of a performance?! I have been trying to live that down since 1985,and now you have to bring it up again!!
I'm drinking tonight for sure now!
Riffy
LOL that was not that bad! Well, not as bas as Bon Jovi
The reheasals for that gig were better |
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| streetfighter |
here is a video of bob and mick doing LARS together
so funny how mick gets so close to bob and bob starts to crack up at mick's antics
http://www.sendspace.com/file/zd1f8c |
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| Break The Spell |
quote:
streetfighter wrote:
here is a video of bob and mick doing LARS together
so funny how mick gets so close to bob and bob starts to crack up at mick's antics
http://www.sendspace.com/file/zd1f8c
Great video, never saw that before. I remember about 10 years ago when Bob said the Stones gave that song new life. |
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| jb |
Dyan, imo, dislikes the Stones and mocks them...the Stones, imo, were initially mesmerized by Dylan, but ultimately realized he was much like the Maharish...............they use LARS simply b/c it worked in concert. |
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| Jaxx |
quote:
VoodooChileInWOnderl wrote:
...and the stones do the same with "Like a Rolling Stone"
i'm reading here in Stone Alone, and i quote bill wyman,
"in 1965 dylan told a carnegie hall audience that his song, "like a rolling stone" was written for brian jones, who later claimed that dylan had asked him to join his band. Brian might have told him of his simmering discontent with the stones at that time. Another Dylan song, "ballad of a thin man" caused a paranoid brian to decide that the put-down of a "MR. JONES" in the lyric was a tilt at him." |
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| Soldatti |
It was pure magic in 1998, I was there when they performed LARS together. Amazing. |
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| MrPleasant |
quote:
jb wrote:
Dyan, imo, dislikes the Stones and mocks them...the Stones, imo, were initially mesmerized by Dylan, but ultimately realized he was much like the Maharish...............they use LARS simply b/c it worked in concert.
I agree, the Stones have too much 'mockery' in them. Howe's Japan doing? |
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| tumbling dice |
quote:
Soldatti wrote:
It was pure magic in 1998, I was there when they performed LARS together. Amazing.
I saw them performing together two times. Rio and São Paulo in 98. It was the best performance in both shows.The crowd went nuts!! |
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| corgi37 |
Who cares. I cant stand Dylan. Whiny Jew. But, aint they all?
{Ducks for cover} |
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| Gazza |
quote:
VoodooChileInWOnderl wrote:
Live Aid! With Dylan, Woody and Keef
and talking about smoking versions of Seven Days, Dylan fucking up the his own lyrics in the 30th anniversary LOL
Dylan didnt play "Seven Days" at that show. Woody did, however. Great version too! |
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| FPM C10 |
Yeah, that was an excellent rendition of an excellent song. Bob (who seemed like he spent a little too much time at the bar in the green room) screwed up the lyrics to "My Back Pages", which were quite obviously overdubbed in the CD and DVD. |
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| Gazza |
quote:
FPM C10 wrote:
Yeah, that was an excellent rendition of an excellent song. Bob (who seemed like he spent a little too much time at the bar in the green room) screwed up the lyrics to "My Back Pages", which were quite obviously overdubbed in the CD and DVD.
yeah he flubbed a line or so...weird thing was that the performance was subsequently nominated for a Grammy! (it might have even won, too..I cant recall..). |
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| Martha |
quote:
VoodooChileInWOnderl wrote:
BTw, all Dylan's birthday we put a "Dylan with the stones" header, all different. As far as I remember we have pix of Dylan with 7 out of 8 former members of the Rolling Stones with Bill Wyman as the only one missing. So if someone has a picture of Dylan with Bill... please send it... send it... send it to me... to me
Bob will turn 65 this May 24th.
I wish I had a great photo for you Voo. That isn't my department...I need our Gypsy for this request! |
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| Martha |
quote:
jb wrote:
Dyan, imo, dislikes the Stones and mocks them...the Stones, imo, were initially mesmerized by Dylan, but ultimately realized he was much like the Maharish...............they use LARS simply b/c it worked in concert.
My dear jb, you are full of bananas. Your opnion on this matter is completely off the mark.
But....... you are funny.
:-)
Peace out,
Martha
"take a deep breath
feel like you're chokin'?
everything is broken"...... |
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| Martha |
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corgi37 wrote:
Who cares. I cant stand Dylan. Whiny Jew. But, aint they all?
{Ducks for cover}
If you do not care then why not post in a thread you do care about and keep these sort of remarks to yourself.
Thank you very kindly. |
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| nanatod |
Some of my favorite fellow "whiny" jews:
Jorma Kaukonen/Marty Balin/Spencer Dryden
Paul Simon
Mick Jones of the Clash
Justine from Elastica
Courtney Love
Bob Dylan
Joey Ramone
Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley
Matisyahu
The Beastie Boys
David Lee Roth
Jacob Dylan
Peter Himmelman
Sylvain Sylvain
Mickey Raphael
Kinky Friedman
Leslie West
Carrie and Janet from Sleater-Kinney
Perry Ferrell
Chris Robinson's mother-in-law
John Zorn
Tom Petty's rhythm section
3/4 of 10CC
Marc Bolan
1/2 of phish
Geddy Lee
3/4 of Veruca Salt
Donald Fagen
Warren Zevon
Jonathan Richman
The Knack
Scott Ian of Anthrax
3/5 of New Found Glory
Vanessa Carlton
Max Weinberg
Everyone in J.Geils Band except Geils
Pink
Marianne Faithfull
Susannah Hoffs of the Bangles
Lou Reed
Leonard Cohen
Al Kooper
Billy Joel
Paula Abdul
Beck
1/5 of the Strokes
Joey Kramer of Aerosmith
D. Mustaine and M. Friedman from Megadeth
Robbie Krieger
Mark Knopfler
1/2 of NOFX
Ray Benson of Asleep at the Wheel
Randy Newman
Herb Alpert
Mike Bloomfield
Chris Stein of Blondie
Arlo Guthrie
Guster
rhythm section of Biohazard
Eric Bloom of Blue Oyster Cult
Steven Page of Barenaked Ladies
Robbie Robertson
Peter Green
Mickey Hart
Sammy Davis, Jr.
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