Maybe MOGGERS I don't know have mentioned this, but I did not see any mention of the passing yesterday of Memphis / Mississippi based musician/producer/legend, Jim Dickinson. He was one of those quiet guys... you may not know his name, but you knew his work... the piano on the Rolling Stones "Wild Horses" --- Dickinson.... producer of Amy Levere --- Dickinson.... father of the North Mississip...
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Wild Horses...ever seen 28 days later, when in the midst of all the turmoil they all try to drive to the military camp, and stop in some pasture and see the wild horses uninfected galloping away....Jack's infected with rage,Tyler Durden
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metafilter, "via GoodShit":http://goodshit.phlap.net/ (caution, link may be nsfw)Rolling Stones - Wild Horses (Live Acoustic)Uploaded by voltorixssounds like the greatest country song ever written.
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couldn't drag me away. Wild horses, we'll ride them some day.
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It's Sunday evening of a rather blah weekend, and I'm feeling rather reflective...in a vaguely depressed sort of way. Clear as mud? Yeah, I thought so. ;-)I find this track to be one of the more romantic ones in my collection; it somehow feels right to be listening to in my current frame of mind, and I hope that you enjoy it as well.
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I was blown-away on Tueday night by Mick, Keith, Ronnie and Charlie's sheer ability on-stage, still after this many years I consider these age-old rockers the best around. Such a stunning display of musical talent at its best and what defines the term rock 'n' roll music! If that wasn't enough, just check-out the set-list from the show...Nothing could been asked more of the Stones on that night...
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