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Music Appreciation

Figarosmom

(5,616 posts)

2. Yeah it does

Reply to OAITW r.2.0 (Original post)

Thu Apr 24, 2025, 12:35 AM

Apr 24

I have a friend that sees them everything they come around. She says they are still great just slower. I wonder if they get tired of the repetition of it all for SO long.

I don't know I saw Chuck Berry when he was old and he just looked sweaty and tired. I wondered why he was still doing tours when he obviously looked like he thought it was a chore rather than fun.

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Rolling Stones - "Sympathy for the Devil" - Cleveland, Ohio - June 15, 2024 [View all] OAITW r.2.0 Apr 24 OP

Great song! And good for the Stones for doing what they can these days. But they were at their best highplainsdem Apr 24 #1

Out there in the cineverse.... OAITW r.2.0 Apr 24 #4

Yeah it does Figarosmom Apr 24 #2

Why Tour? Lotta money. Why not? OAITW r.2.0 Apr 24 #3

That's Keith playing slide guitar in the studio on Love In Vain, but Mick Taylor playing slide guitar on Ya-Yas. highplainsdem Apr 24 #5

OK, OK, Ok. I'm a Deadhead, not a Stonehead. OAITW r.2.0 Apr 24 #6

That "something" was Mick Taylor. With the Stones from June 1969 (played on a few tracks of Let It Bleed, highplainsdem Apr 24 #7