God, Jagger's voice is still young ~ he did take care of himself, stopped that damn smoking young enough it never caused him to drop two octaves with age. Now, Richards, on the other hand ~ lol!
Maryann Louise so a song that was released in June ‘78 you heard in 77 just to add to my point the song was recorded in December ‘77 for all the naysayers
Ronnies a really good pedal steel player.love it.not an easy instrument at all.i think Keith is a better lead player Ronnie is a great slide and fill man.love them both tho
Correct...Ronnie's a great pedal steel player...listen to Stewart's "Mandolin Wind" and Dylan's "Tomorrow Is Such A Long Time" from EPTAS, and his 1973 single "What Made Milwaukee Famous" and The Faces "Sweet Lady Mary" from Long Player...."Breathe On Me" from Wood's 2nd solo album "Now Look" as examples....Wood has such a lovely melodic feel to anything he plays.
They "love" each other like brothers. I know how it is, I have two brothers, the youngest kid brother, sadly, why left us last year. I've seen the Stones six times over the years, they were incredibly professional and "better" each time. I always hoped they'd perform this song but I never saw it live.
Sounds like The Byrds with Keith's friend Gram. When Mick is truckin through Bakersfield he should pick up a 12 string from Bob in El Cajon to replace the 6 string Taylor. Mick should sing Rip This Joint with Hank 3 in Austin to blow the roof off.
Mick Jagger is so cool, words cannot describe When he approached Keith during the final chorus, I could really see that Keith was so greatful for Mick letting everyone know that Thier bond is inseperable. To the fact that they're still the stones rolling Much blessings to The Rolling Stones 🙏👈
+Longtall Sallymander Keith screwed up the lyrics singing harmony... someone in the audience was apparently laughing about it, and keith laughingly told them to shut up. Mick was pissed that Keith muffed it up since this was being filmed for the movie LOL
