Brian Jones Vocal 3 (Travelin' Man) - Brian Jones And Nicky Hopkins.mpg скачать видео бесплатно
This rare Brian Jones vocal was recorded as part of a Nicky Hopkins And Brian Jones "Rock Opera" project called Edward, The Mad Shirt Grinder. Some of the material from this project was used on the Jamming With Edward album .
Ian Stewart plays the Fender-Rhodes part. This session was recorded a night or two before Brain's death. When I remastered and organized Nicky's personal Discography Music Collection in 1976-1977, Nicky believed this was the last time all the original members of the Rolling Stones (Brian Jones, Ian Stewart, Bill Wyman, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Mick Jagger) played together.
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9 years назад
willy potts
NIcky's piano mastery strongly influenced my own developing style from late 60's to today........in 2005 i was able to write and record an original tribute song for him♫9 years назад
Jimi glimmer
Brian my arse that wouldn't happen in the stones anyway unfortunately 9 years назад
jw moberly
It's definitely mick but the song has been sped up.But it sounds really good I have to say.They should have made that a single10 years назад
Stephen Guffanti
Does anybody know where I can get a copy of degree of murder soundtrack or movie.10 years назад
Maurizio Greco
This rare Brian Jones vocal was recorded as part of a Nicky Hopkins And Brian Jones "Rock Opera" project called Edward, The Mad Shirt Grinder. Some of the material from this project was used on the Jamming With Edward album . 10 years назад
dbrowdie
Not Brian Jones on vocal. You want to hear Brian sing? Listen to the back up vocals on I Wanna Be You're Man from 1963.10 years назад
Steve Wright
First off, this is Mick Jagger. This song "Travelin' Man" is actually a Sticky Fingers (not Exile) outtake, despite what some boots say. It was recorded in the fall of 1970. Also, that's Billy Preston on the keys, this was recorded in the same session that produced "Can't You Hear Me Knocking". Mick Taylor is killing it on lead guitar. lastly, this is playing WAY too fast....10 years назад
Gary Schipper
I wouldn't rule out it being Brian. Mick and Keith could be ruled out by a machine that graphs voices. No one's done it?10 years назад
Lilz Zocca
Certainly not Brian. I can't hear Mick either, I'd say there's no way it's him, nor Keith as someone mentioned. No idea who would it be though.10 years назад
Jo Gi
Jagger vocal, no doubt.10 years назад
Barry Miller
Oy! Feckin' mislead the masses, will ya? 3:)10 years назад
TracyFClark
This is an outtake from Exile On Main Street. Jones had been dead for 2-3 yrs by then.10 years назад
Leslie Mccutcheon
This is most certainly not Brian singing. If anything, it sounds like a weak Mick vocal. 10 years назад
Ueli smarty Madliger
Is it a Fender-Rhodes? - Sounds like a Wurltzer to me...10 years назад
Roel Lassche
This is not Brian on vocals, Mick Taylor is somewere around, this is the best Mach Stones ever,everything with Mick Taylor is gold,Pitty Jagger and Richard(s) didn't recognize it.They would go for a whimp like Wood. Seen them in the Hague in 76 or 77 (first stadium concert in Holland, with a bunch of Hell's Angels: Black and Blue) Stones and Wood don't fit, Even though, These boys are filthy rich and have not anything more to say.They are 2000 light years from home..10 years назад
Ricardo Montrose
BRIAN MY ASS.!10 years назад
mjazzguitar
The only time I heard Brian's voice was introducing Hendrix at Monterey.He had a high voice, but this does sound like Jagger's sped up- some of the inflections are the same.10 years назад
Lane Bayliss
Mick, not a question.10 years назад
Albertanator
That is Mick Jagger singing...and clearly so....10 years назад
Patrik Mata
Sounds like Keef.Похожие клипы
