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| Honky Tonker |
I think "Miss You" on Some Girls and "Just My Imagination" on Still Life are two of Bill's best. Also, "Honky Tonk Women" and "Start Me Up" show how not playing as much is often better. Anybody else? |
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| Soul Survivor |
I love that bassline to "Cant You Hear Me Knocking" |
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| Honky Tonker |
Oh yeah, SS, I didn't need to leave that one out! |
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| JaggaRichards |
When he nailed Mandy |
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| Soul Survivor |
You just lost your privelage to talk |
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| mac_daddy |
he sounds awesome on Handsome Girls.
and you gotta love Bitch (winter 73), with the breakdown and all !!!
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| Doxa |
Hey guys, donīt forget the unbelievable bass work of "Goin' Home"!
Doxa |
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| Jumacfly |
I agree mac daddy, billl sounds great on handsome....specially on tumblin dice, miss you, and star star...i love this boxset, i did a copy for my car, she seems to appreciate....
cheers guys
Ju |
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| Mathijs |
When the Whip Comes down, Hampton, VA, December 18, 1981.
Mathijs |
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| Mathijs |
When the Whip Comes down, Hampton, VA, December 18, 1981.
Mathijs |
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| jb |
Fucking Mandy Smith. |
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| steel driving hammer |
The 78, 81-82 Tours.
He didn't change his style of playing, he just turned up his fucking knob. |
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| dealer squealing |
Heartbreaker, 26-jul-75, Bloomington, IN, USA |
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| padre |
I was really knocked on my ass after finally seeing that Hampton -81 gig a few months ago on DVD. Bill is quite high in the mix, so one can really hear what the man is playing. Check out Let It Bleed! The man seems to thinking of tomorrows grocery shopping, but plays like hell.
I remember there was some disappointment on this board in Darryl's playing on that song from the HBO gig (the version was compared to Status Quo...). Listen to HBO's and Hampton's LIB back to back and be amazed.
Bill ruled! |
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| jb |
Getting Stephen laid by Mandy's mother. |
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| Gazza |
1. Divorcing Mandy and extricating himself from her hideous family
2. "Miss You". especially the middle eight. |
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| F505 |
New balls please |
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| sammy davis jr. |
Bill, in the Stones is a badass. Studio version of "Whip". Respectable- studio version. It's Only Rock n' Roll- off Love You Live, 4:13 when him and Chuck shift into overdrive to finish the song out. Gives me chills every time. |
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| Stonesprofessor |
Not only the released version of 'Whip',but also the 10+ minute take,where he SMOKES-also the first take of Respectable,where he has it DOWN already...Also now with the remasters,some of his earlier stuff is much more evident-the Chess sessions especially,where he is really giving the whole band a solid floor to bounce off of....Plus,if you want to go back further to the IBC sessions,it is easy to tell that him and Charlie are the real PROS at that point in time,and have already locked into each other after only two months or so... |
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| Stonesprofessor |
and thats either Billy Preston or Stu on LOVE YOU LIVE by the way... |
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| mac_daddy |
Stonesprofessor wrote:
"Not only the released version of 'Whip',but also the 10+ minute take,where he SMOKES-also the first take of Respectable,where he has it DOWN already"
what boot is that? would you like to trade? |
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| sammy davis jr. |
I meant Chuck as in Chaz.....or Charlie. You know, the drummer guy. |
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| FPM C10 |
oooh! So MANY!
The "Monkey Grip" videos, first and foremost.
Snoring on Satanic Majesties.
The soundtrack to "Green Ice".
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quitting.
opening a hamburger stand. |
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| padre |
Does ol' Bill play slap bass on You Can't Catch Me (from the 2nd album)? Sure sounds like it...Or was there some other bassplayer in that session? |
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| steel driving hammer |
Being a better Bassist than Maul PcCartney. |
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| jb |
Having a virtually undetectable hair-piece. |
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| Nellcote |
Bass line on Miss You, Jumpin Jack Flash. These are two of the more underlying bass riffs in rock, which are as fresh sounding today, as when they were released.
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| Joey |
" Being a better Bassist than Maul PcCartney. "
And that ain't easy .
However , even Keno and Josh will tell you flat out that the greatest player EVER to pick up the bass was John Entwistle . Period . Don't believe me ?????? Go and ask them ...............................
Jacky !
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| steel driving hammer |
[quote]Joey wrote:
Keno and Josh will tell you flat out that the greatest player EVER to pick up the bass was John Entwistle . Period
You may have something there, not much, but something... |
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| Joey |
" You may have something there, not much, but something..."
Steelie , when you write like that , I get more and more MOIST .
BOB JACKY !
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