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| F505 |
1 can't you hear me knocking
2 wicked as it seems
3 struggle
4 ventilator blues
5 still a fool
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| stonedinaustralia |
i thought you meant intro's to the songs
i've got a boot where he say's "hello finland..nice day for it!" |
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| F505 |
no i mean intro-riffs.... |
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| stonedinaustralia |
well cyhmk is the mark...'tho i'm biased..i think everything he does is golden...
i love the intro to his take on "the harder they come" too...
blessed is the pipe... that is always light...blood and fire, ronnie...let it BURN
your easy snappin' man,
sia
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| Scottfree |
What no Gimmie Shelter....shame, shame, shame |
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| F505 |
Gimme shelter: great intro but not typical Keith |
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| stonedinaustralia |
not to forget the truly sublime "tumblin' dice" |
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| Moonisup |
had it with you |
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| sonicrock |
brown sugar
satisfaction
start me up
rocks off
all down the line and continue... |
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| sonicrock |
oh yes......hand of fate |
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| sammy davis jr. |
Take It So Hard - Quintessential Keith
Start Me Up
19th Nervous Breakdown
The Last Time |
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| justforyou |
No doubt for me, Honky Tonk Women, it made me want to learn to play guitar...along with Smoke on the Water  |
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| jb |
CYHMK=MT? |
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| Boomhauer |
I was looking in the Sunday paper in the Entertainment section and saw an article on Ted Nugent.
He picked his favorite top 10 songs of all time, and he had two Stones tunes: "Route 66" and "The Last Time".
I'm guessin' he loves the riff from "The Last Time". |
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| TheSavageYoungXyzzy |
Hmm... "Sympathy" live in the 60s-70s (the mean guitar version with Mick Taylor and occasionally Ronnie, although I think they dropped it after '78, not sure, though)
"Brown Sugar". That one blows the house down.
So, come to think of it, does "Jumping Jack Flash".
"Can't You Hear Me Knocking", of course - jb, that is Keith on the rhythm at the beginning. Mick Taylor doesn't come in until the verse - he does that almost call-and-response thing with Keith - his guitar sound is much clearer than Keith's for the whole extended jam thing.
"Before They Make Me Run". No questions there...
"Start Me Up", "Street Fighting Man" on the accoustic... hell, most of the War Horses from '68 to '83 owe their popularity to Keith's very unique 'outburst' style of playing. 'Cept for "Angie", of course. "Beast Of Burden" is really a song where Ronnie shines more than Keith... I guess you can say any non-ballads from that period.
"Sway"... oh, wait... heheheh... Sorry, Keith! Mick can play some damn good guitar if he really knows what he wants - "Don't Stop", "Sway", and especially "Hiway Child", where he's a dead ringer for Keith.
-tSYX --- Didja ever wake up to find... |
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| steel driving hammer |
If You Really Want To Be My Friend...
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| jb |
SWAY |
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| steel driving hammer |
How Can I Stop? |
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| egon |
quote:
Scottfree wrote:
What no Gimmie Shelter....shame, shame, shame
fully agree. that song probably has the best intro ever. |
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| Street Fighting Man |
Street Fighting Man! |
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| TheSavageYoungXyzzy |
quote:
jb wrote:
SWAY
That's the two Micks. No Keith on that one. Still, great, huh?
-tSYX --- Destroyed your notion of circular time... |
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| beer |
That's Brian playing the riff on "the Last Time". |
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| Nellcote |
Miss Amanda Jones
Flight 505
Around & Around (Love You Live)
Honky Tonk Woman |
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| steel driving hammer |
She Smiled Sweetly |
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| sasca |
'It's All Over Now' - a great Brian/Keith intro. |
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| sasca |
Actually, most of the great 60's guitar intro's are great Brian/Keith intro's, rather than Brian or Keith intro's. |
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| Street Fighting Man |
Jumping Jack Flash - Keith's personal favorite! |
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| ray |
Happy!
I thought Ventilator blues was Mick Taylor..? |
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| winter |
A few others:
Little T&A
Crazy Moma
Love is Strong
wintah |
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| winter |
Gun Face- |
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