Rolling Stones - Tumbling Dice

[Dan R]

Perhaps the greatest rock song in my opinion. I am biased due to great memories connected with it. From "Ladies and Gentlemen", please enjoy.

 

[Chicago Matt]

Yes indeed. A good one fer shur!
Hadn't heard it in a long time.
Thanks for posting.

 

[JSMac]

And so fun to play. Just learning it now.

 

[brookdalebill]

I love the sway of that one!

 

[telecaster1234]

Great song for certain.

 

[richiek65]

Keef said that he may have wrote it, but Linda OWNS it!

 

[dasherf17]

Perhaps the greatest rock song in my opinion. I am biased due to great memories connected with it. From "Ladies and Gentlemen", please enjoy.

Appreciate your doing that for us, Dan! It's one of my favorite Stones tunes!

 

[DugT]

This is a bit off topic but I think this "Song" from 2008 makes the Stones sound like the Carpenters in comparison. However, I should add, I love the Stones and I love the Carpenters.

 

[StratDal]

One of my favorites too. It's been cranked loud and proud many a time. Girls liked grooving to it too.

The first time I listened to Exile On Main Street from start to finish blew me away. IMO, one of the greatest albums of all time.

 

[dasherf17]

Keef said that he may have wrote it, but Linda OWNS it!

Love her version, as well...I'm a big fan of Waddy Wachtel, too! Great guitarist, fore and aft!

 

[VWAmTele]

The great Mick.... Taylor!

 

[RodeoTex]

Our own member @tonedr posted a lesson of that song here a few years ago.
Great song, but more than that, the lesson is really a primer in open G in general.

 

[Winky]

Live her version, as well...I'm a big fan of Waddy Wachtel, too! Great guitarist, fore and aft!

Waddy is awesome. He's played on everything.

 

[Obsessed]

Thanks for another treat @Dan R . Another favorite.

 

[Deeve]

Waddy is awesome. He's played on everything.

Waddy served important role w/ Linda's touring band, and an equally valuable role w/ Keef's Winos.

 

[dasherf17]

Waddy served important role w/ Linda's touring band, and an equally valuable role w/ Keef's Winos.

I got the Winos' recordings! He's one of my favorite guitarists...he did a heck of a job with Zevon and Jackson Browne, too...

 

[t-ray]

Linda and Waddy and company took it to a whole other level. That video is awesome.

 

[TokyoPortrait]

...From "Ladies and Gentlemen"...

Hi.

I bought the Ladies & Gentlemen DVD several months ago. I really like it. Has a 'extra' short practice session too, plus a couple of Mick Jagger interviews.

I got it primarily because someone on here mentioned that Mick Taylor, while kept under tight rein in the studio, was given his head live.

Pax/
Dean

 

[DonM]

My favorite Stones song. Saw them on that tour promoting Exile on Main St. in ‘72 at RFK Stadium in D.C. Stevie Wonder was the opening act. Just great.

 

[NoTeleBob]

I got it primarily because someone on here mentioned that Mick Taylor, while kept under tight rein in the studio, was given his head live.

Pax/
Dean

As Keef said, "He's great live but he doesn't know s_ _ t about playing in the studio". Exactly. He was awesome live and improvising.

This is the best version of Mick Taylor doing this song. It's the one from the King Biscuit Flower Hour broadcast. Kicks the butt of all other versions. They were on fire this night. Unfortunately they didn't release all the KB tunes when they finally released Brussels Affair. The released version is another night.

Enjoy the best!