Hackney Diamonds - Rolling Stones
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@yankeefan2 I think he just plays bass, doesn’t sing.
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Correct. Would have been cool if he did backing vocal -lol
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Pretty good review of the album, see below.
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Love it. Song rocks and Mick and the guys still got it -lol. That guy on bass is pretty good also -lol
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The Rolling Stones' new drummer is Steve Jordan. Jordan played drums on "Jumping Jack Flash" (1986) by Aretha Franklin and produced by Keith Richards (played guitar on the recording).
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@yankeefan2 said in Hackney Diamonds - Rolling Stones:
Correct. Would have been cool if he did backing vocal -lol
Ronnie Wood was on Jimmy Fallon’s show talking about it and how Paul got involved. Of course fanboy Jimmy was like “A BEATLE on a Stones record!!” and losing his mind!
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I get being a "fanboy" but Fallon does really go over the top.
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@oobu24 I hate when Paul does his lips like that! Just smile man!
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@njr said in Hackney Diamonds - Rolling Stones:
@oobu24 I hate when Paul does his lips like that! Just smile man!
Me too. It's like he's sucking his cheeks in.
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I read Charlie Watts picked the drummer. They were relieved to have someone Charlie picked to go to. -
Really like the fuzz bass on that song
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Glad to see Paul getting around, but the song sounds like someone parodying the Stones trying to do punk. I'll pass.
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The Rolling Stones' "Hackney Diamonds" has barely been out of the UK Album Chart Top 5 since it was released in late October, and has been to the Number 1 position twice. Can't imagine Paul doing that these days...it's usually a high entry on the first week of release, then it rapidly descends, disappearing from the Top 100 within a few weeks....
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Very simple answer. The general music public believes Paul's solo work is not any good and will not give it a try. His fairly small fanbase for his solo albums will come out in force when album is released but he does not get others to buy his solo records. I am sure this would be a different story if the Beatles were still releasing new albums. The Rolling Stones are still together as a group and the album has gotten good critical reviews. In addition, the Rolling Stones said they were going to do a tour behind the album to give it some more publicity. Has Mick Jagger or Keith Richards ever had a major hit as a solo artist? I believe the answer is no.
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