ROLLING STONES: Exile On Main St. Blues (Flexi-Disc NME 1972) 

100% agree !

when they forget the crap and go for it i agree

The Beatles disagree.

@@vgr112261 SO WHAT.HA!!! WALTER B,MEMPHIS

Better leadgitarists than Mick Taylor?

I ain't even a hardcore Stones fan. More of a Stooges fan. But Exile and Let It Bleed are definitely two of the five albums I'd have on a desert island (with a record player and generator)

@@KowalskiVanishing_Point And you're not a fan?

@@KowalskiVanishing_Point you cannot compare the stooges to the stones for Christ’s sake! That’s ridiculous! The stooges hardly done anything? How you get into them in any depth? They weren’t even round enough to have interesting periods! I’m sure your a fake and a phoney

@@dondamon4669 pffftt!!

@@KowalskiVanishing_Point With an old gramophone you can make it with hand!!!

Agreed, except for LED ZEPPELIN

Ãbsolutely 60's ñ 70's 👌🏽

​@@TheJackflash85You can't compare their musical catalogues.

@@Methilde They are both the best of Rock and roll bands and great!

Agree!!

This is not a Taylor record it is a Keith and mick record

''all down the line

@@petehaward4517 ..you can hear how "loose"they were in a number of the exile on main street songs. You have a point..the drug use may have actually "made" some of the songs.

@sam X Is Keith still taking heroin and having blood transfusions? Or is all that BS? Rumors?

Oh NO, not THAT !! Oh My, Oh Me Oh My !!!

@@petehaward4517 Not Even Close !!

@@thomasmurphy9348 It Certainly Did 'Write' Them !!!

First time I was listening Exile with my friend after 3 days the album was dead.

Hank Williams = awesome... That poor man.

Maybe the best rock album ever period!

Don't forget that Exile came after 3 perfects albums.

more music fans need to notice this as well. The stones really had a revolutionary blending sound of early American swing, rockabilly, country, folk, blues, and funk music that most people overlook when they discount the stones as just an average stadium rock band.

Dude, the Stones are the UK not the USA!

dito

Yes

The Golden Age of Pop, Rock, and Blues, 1950-1990/ We Boomers lived in the best possible time you could have lived in. We invented Youth Culture, Youth Music, Youth Fashion. The GenXers and Millennials have no grasp of the true debt they owe us/

1973 was pretty amazing .. The Dark Side Of The Moon - Pink Floyd Aladdin Sane - David Bowie Houses Of The Holy - Led Zeppelin Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John Innervisions - Stevie Wonder Raw Power - Iggy & The Stooges Berlin - Lou Reed Catch A Fire - Bob Marley & The Wailers Goats Head Soup - The Rolling Stones Quadrophenia - The Who Selling England By The Pound - Genesis Sabbath Bloody Sabbath - Black Sabbath Band On The Run - Wings Mind Games - John Lennon Tubular Bells - Mike Oldfield Let's Get It On - Marvin Gaye Call Me - Al Green Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd - Lynyrd Skynyrd For Your Pleasure - Roxy Music Burnin' - Bob Marley & The Wailers Fresh - Sly And The Family Stone The Payback - James Brown The Wild, The Innocent And The E Street Shuffle - Bruce Springsteen Here Come The Warm Jets - Brian Eno Brothers And Sisters - The Allman Brothers Band Funky Kingston - Toots And The Maytals Larks' Tongues In Aspic - King Crimson Stranded - Roxy Music Blackboard Jungle Dub - The Upsetters Cosmic Slop - Funkadelic Desperado - Eagles Extension Of A Man - Donny Hathaway Aerosmith - Aerosmith Queen - Queen Living In The Material World - George Harrison Killing Me Softly - Roberta Flack Live At Carnegie Hall - Bill Withers Head Hunters - Herbie Hancock Future Days - Can Closing Time - Tom Waits GP - Gram Parsons I challenge anyone to show a better list of classic albums from any year.

You're welcome - Merry X-mas🙂🎄🎄

AGREED COMPLETELY, WALTER B.MEMPHIS

You're welcome and best regards 🎵👍

I was asked of Keith Richards to go there whith him and Anita and the baby as I was a mothers helper in Chichester in Red Lands just before they left. I Must say now then i hear and see this video of this good Music and that they are Pop Icons in action in Villa Nellcote Villefranches they send electriques waves. They were one of the best blues and popband Ever 😗👅💋Love it. ❤👀✌

Many thx Javier - have a nice sunday too.

Had the vinyl album, complete with booklet and flexi disc from new in 72. Sadly both got stolen a few yeas ago😤😥

@@oliverreedslovechild That's such a shame.

How do you know it was Mick?

@@geneahart5607 Good question. I vaguely recall that when NME gave the flexi away they said that Mick had gone into the studio and rattled off a quick linking theme.

​@@geneahart5607Just by listening :)

Yeah...yer memory ain't totally shot yet, lol :-)

Jamming with Edward I think Ry Cooder was on that...what made them great was the keyboard Nicky and the Ian's

Nicky was nicknamed "Edward the Gringer".

Do you maybe know the name of the first song? First 22 seconds?

@@karlofember7890 Rocks Off.

@@mikeminno5956 thank you very much, God bless you hhehe

@@karlofember7890 Jagger improvisation not realased.

Melvin Backstrom Yes, Gram "visited" then. Also, gave KR a "nudie". Homework assignment for those who don't know, research "nudie suits". You'll enjoy. Yes, it's Gram at 1:08 as well, sitting with KR. Maybe at 2:25 in "nudie" jacket. GP visited with his wife, as I have read.

Yes and also at 1:08

B-Side was - Curved Air: Phantasmagoria and Fanny: Blind Alley.

Still got it in the stash

I got it at the time, then years later on eBay. They started giving away actual vinyl 4-track eps in the Eighties too - I remember one with an orange label that had Mantronix and Miles Davis on it (each ep had four different artists).

Sux !!

DICKY CAMPILONGO As I have understood, it was MT who wanted to go.

@@frankiebutler2894 Yes, I know, he left, why? I don't know, you have to have the courage to leave the most famous band in the world

He should come back and swap bass with Ron and Keith

Mick Taylor left the stones citing self-preservation

Ron Wood was actually the first choice, after Brian Jones left. Jagger phoned Rod Stewart, but the latter refused to let him leave The Faces

A Jagger funny improvisation to present the album.

@@Methilde Thanx Joelle! I 💘 The Stones! Have a great weekend & thanx 4 responding! ❄️🌎❄️

Every song you sing, Jagger wrote it about Brian.

It has been.....several times. Look it up you Gonach.

@@mikeminno5956 Snippets only ,dribs and drabs, and many clips with no sound!!

look up the documentary “cocksucker blues” by robert frank! follows the stones all the way through the 72’ STP tour.

B-Side was - Curved Air: Phantasmagoria and Fanny: Blind Alley.

@@jammingedward664 Shows how good my memory is. I thought I remembered them being one-sided. Funnily enough, I never bought Exile, but I did buy - and still own - both Phantasmagoria and Fanny Hill!

What's ironic about it ?.

@@Terencetembre1001. ha ha..exactly