О Rolling Stones замолвим слово

А вот и совсем свежие фотки 2005 гэ Лорда Ричардса подоспели.
Вурдалакус-вульгарис

"А ты купил последний альбом "Бурбучей?" (2005)

Кстати, на днях с большим удовольствием пересмотрел сольный концерт Ричардса и его "Уж, оч. дорогих алкашей"...Отличная команда во главе со старым пиратом.Да, и концерт классный...Первый раз смотрел лет 8 назад -- не проникся, а в 2005-м -- он пошёл на ура .
("Всё течёт, всё из меня...") :))
Да всякие там штучки-дрючки, типа, "Коннекшн" в исполнении Кита оч. вам фсем скажу клёвенько

Wood You Believe it!
Ronnie to exhibit in Cardiff.

Ronnie Wood appears to Cardiff next week not to play, but to display.

You'll get to see a selection of his works at the Capsule Gallery on Charles Street from Thursday, January 27th.

Many of the paintings are of his friends from the music world, including the Stones, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Rod Stewart and some self-portraits, and Ronnie himself will be at the private viewing of his exhibition in Capsule on Wednesday, January 26th.

Said Geoff Valentine, a director of art and music collective Acid Casuals, who own and run Capsule: 'The musical talents of Ronnie are well known in every household, but his art has been a much more personal journey which reveals an intimacy unseen through his music.

'Acid Casuals are delighted we're going to be showing his work in Wales for the first time.'

Before the Jeff Beck Group, the Faces and the Rolling Stones, Ronnie attended Ealing College of Art in London.

As his musical career progressed, Ronnie continued his painting and drawing, his subjects ranging from musicians he admired, knew and sometimes played with, to family and close friends, and, of course, the self-portrait.

Over the years his work has been widely exhibited. In 1996 he had a retrospective exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, Sao Paulo, Brazil. He has had numerous solo exhibitions in America, the far East and throughout Europe. Entry to Capsule is free.
http://www.rodstewartfanclub.com/about_rod/article/EEpyVkpFupoLkLIrxr.php

Джентльмены!
Просвятите меня плиз, по поводу состава и мелких подробностей -Mick Jagger The Red Devils/1995 The Famous Blues Session

2SergeK:

>Джентльмены!
>Просвятите меня плиз, по поводу состава и мелких
>подробностей -Mick Jagger The Red Devils/1995
>The Famous Blues Session
О "Красных Дьяволах" информация скупая. Вот нерадостное прошлогоднее сообщение с голландского блюз.сайта:
Saturday 2 May the Moulin Blues festival finished with the most impressive jam i heard since North Sea Jazz Festival in '83. Lester Butler ruled with a good hand members from his band 13, the half of the James Harman Band, the ex-Red Devil paul Size, Joe Louis Walker and Billy Branch. And with that he play as he was obsessed with the devil himself.It was Lesters last appearance, because in the night from Friday 8th to Saturday the 9th he died in his hometown L.A. under some weird circumstances.When he was in Ospel(NL) he just finished a drug-cure.Everybody knows he loved the booze and the drugs, wich he never denied.When he came back in L.A. he met some old friends that used to be his drug-suppliers.
They drugged Lester with a "speedball" (mixture of heroin and cocaine) what lead to his unconsciousness.The 2 people drove aimless around with lester and his van and gave him more cocain. Then they dumped him at the front-door of ex Red Devil Bill bateman. They didn't called an ambulance because of their drugs-history. finally a roadie brought him to the hospital where the declared him death. Other people say that lester could have been saved at thew First Aid of an Hospital. 3 people are put in custody because of his death.They are caught because of murder.Lester and his band in '88 became famous when King King was released. The band was formed from people that jammed together frequently in the Chinese Restaurant.
Besides Lester, the brothers Johnny Ray and Dave Lee Bartel, drummer Bill Bateman played in the band and it was called the Blue Shadows. When Paul Size came and switched from bass to guitar and switched Austin for L.A. the band named itself the Red Devils. Lester wanted that old Chicago bandsound that you hear on records from Muddy and Wolf. That same year Mick Jagger came to record an blues-cd, that only came as an bootleg on the market. They also recorded a cd with Johnny Cash for Def American Records. That was locked up for good. In '93 they toured through West-Europe, Finished Moulin Blues in Ospel, opened at Pinkpop, and played in Nijmegen.After they played with Billy Boy Arnold at the Northe Sea Jazz festival they broke up. There became a cd with guestmusicians and lester played at Tegelen in '94 with Kid ramos.In the beginning of '96 Butler formed with ex-Mighty Flyer Alex Schultz(gtr) the band 13.The cd 13 brought a sound that was a little bit bit more unpolished than we used to know from the Red Devils. There are new lines on the cd, and they played covers from Howlin' Wolf(Smokestack Lightning), Mudy(Close To You), Dr. Ross(Boogie Disease) and Big Joe Williams (Baby Please Don't Go). The band Seemed to go for the succes, but with Lesters death that won't happen.Lester became 38, one year older than his big example Little Walter. Leaving a daughter from six and 2 great cd's behind.

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I've always preferred the bluesy side of the Stones, and I'd rather listen to their version of Bo Diddley and Howlin' Wolf classics than putting "Dirty Work" on the turntable. Mick Jagger's vocal abilities certainly are limited, but he always succeds in choosing those blues numbers that match his voice and vocal range.
"A rare collection of fiery blues covers recorded live in the studio" is the only information this CD gives you. "It's Mick Jagger and the Red Devils" the shop assistant said - adding that "The Red Devils are a nice blues group that play the blues in the style of J. Geils Band". I had never heard of these Devils before, nor did I ever associate the J. Geils Band with blues music, but I did buy the record.
Mick Jagger interpreting his favourite blues singers, such as Elmore James, Muddy Waters, Little Walter, Sonny Boy Williamson. Still, this is a white man's blues. The overall sound makes me think of
those 60s British and American pop groups playing the blues, say The Yardbirds and The Animals in their early days. The pace is usually uptempo and the band lays down a very tight and not too subtle rhythm with too much stres on bass and drums. The guitar playing is rather uninspired, but the harmonica is fine. There must be hundreds of white blues bands sounding like The Red Devils.

К посту Праймал Скрима:

2john lee hooker:
Аригато годзиамасу! (те Большое спасибо!)
Мне тоже понравилась подача Мика там, да и ритм-секция очень даже. Короче говоря, тот редкий вариант, когда приятно слушать ;)

Кстати, диски передал, забирайте!

2john lee hooker:
>К посту Праймал Скрима:
Похоже, что у него ее отнимают.

2SergeK:

>2john lee hooker:
>Аригато годзиамасу! (те Большое спасибо!)
>Мне тоже понравилась подача Мика там, да и ритм-секция
>очень даже. Короче говоря, тот редкий вариант,
>когда приятно слушать ;)
>Кстати, диски передал, забирайте!
Как у нас говорят в Японии в этом случае "доуитасимасите" (не стоит благодарности) :)))
Хорошая пластинка.
АригатО Вам за гостинцы.
Чё та вспомнился классный Джармушевский "Mystery Train", где в первой новелле старенький Руфус Томас прикуривает у туристов из Йокогамы сигару где-то на задрипанном Мемфисском вокзале и благодарит славных яп.поклонников "Эрвис Пресри энд Карьрь Перькинсэ" на чисто самурайском "Аригато годзиамасу"+ намастэ...Немая сцена :)))

>Похоже, что у него ее отнимают.
Похожэ, а мож пытается кнопкой прицепить а? :))

2john lee hooker:
>АригатО Вам за гостинцы.
Обращайтесь еще, всегда рад помочь если смогу! ;)

>Немая сцена :)))
У моего ближайшего друга, жена -японка, причем чистая (не Хакамады там всякие), так-что хош-нехош, а "комбава" да "сайонара" звучит периодически...:)

Братцы-роллингологи! А на каком сидюке есть длинная версия "2126 South Michigan Avenue", та, что с гитарным проигрышем на половину времени звучания??? Мне что-то одни короткие попадаются, -и на "No Stone Unturned", и в бонусах на других альбомах из собрания CD-Mаximum...

2Андрей Хрисанфов:

>Братцы-роллингологи! А на каком сидюке есть длинная
>версия "2126 South Michigan Avenue", та, что с
>гитарным проигрышем на половину времени звучания???
>Мне что-то одни короткие попадаются, -и на "No
>Stone Unturned", и в бонусах на других альбомах
>из собрания CD-Mаximum...
По секрету скажу Вам, как нероллинголог CARманнику: энта штучка-дрючка на какомта немецком бутлеге выходила. Тама вместе с англичанами на гитарке сам Мадди наяривает. Вот, типа, поэнтому и не вошла в пласты, типа, с правами не фсё ОК. Хотя, г-н Карр предполагает, што просто физич.просранства на ЕР не хватило, вот и порезали нафиг.

В "12 на 5" - издание 2002 года, ремастированое.

о как ...нада купить, спасиба за инфу!

А чьё издание-то? Вчера вон на Горбе лопатил-лопатил - нема! Три версии сабжа насчитал, - короткая есть, нормальная есть, концертная тоже есть, а длинной фигушки...

У меня длинная на виниле "No Stone Unturned". На CD не встречал.

2Андрей Хрисанфов:

длинная
версия "2126 South Michigan Avenue" есть на бутлеге "Chess Sessions". Где та он у меня валался, поыщу-вышлю

инлэй

Слабо до сих пор ориентируюсь в бутлегах,но прочитав книгу о Великой любви китаянки к Джону ,не нахожу покоя и видимо уже не найду,пока не услышу запись песни типа "У семи нянек" в исполнении Мика ,"продюсируемой" пьяным Джоном в 1974 году.