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Yes, as we're sated in leisure, we watch it fly
And time waits for no one, and it won't wait for me
And time waits for no one, and it won't wait for me
Time can tear down a building or destroy a woman's face
Hours are like diamonds, don't let them waste
Time waits for no one, no favours has he
Time waits for no one, and he won't wait for me
Men, they build towers to their passing yes, to their fame everlasting
Here he comes chopping and reaping, hear him laugh at their cheating
And time waits for no man, and it won't wait for me
Yes, time waits for no one, and it won't wait for me
Drink in your summer, gather your corn
The dreams of the night time will vanish by dawn
And time waits for no one, and it won't wait for me
And time waits for no one, and it won't wait for me
No no no, not for me...
Tribute to CHARLIE WATTS Time waits for no one. song performed by THE ROLLING STONES (youtube.com)
Well.... that would be playing with THE rock'n'roll band. Jagger's kids seem to have turned out OK.
Do you know them personally? Everyone has a different situation in life and there's no single definition of what constituents a healthy family life.
Mick Taylor had young children during his Stones years. Who were, apparently, more important than playing with a rock 'n roll band.
Well.... that would be playing with THE rock'n'roll band. Jagger's kids seem to have turned out OK.
Another fine example of having Spotify Premium to fully explore all of an artist's work. This is a great album from their productive years. Radio Paradise provides me direction, Spotify allows full comprehension. Perfect pairing!
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(Please note, I love the Stones; young, old or in-between.)
NEWS FLASH! Everyone gets old or dies. What is this obsession people have with comparing old and young photos? Stop.
Time isn't holding up, time isn't after us.
Tom Waits for no one?
Seems rather dystopian....
Huh! just scrolled down & found this. So not just me after all then?
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Tom Waits - For No One,
& thought 'What? Is that Tom Waits covering a Barclay James Harvest song?!!'
... but no (when i put my stoopid glasses on...)
Guitar solo and sound reminds of Santana.
You say that as though it's a good thing...
Phew. What an uninspired guitar solo, and way too long!
Oh my.
I'm the self-annointed king of satirical, tongue in cheek, sarcastic drivel.
Please cease and desist.
I sat up and really listened the first time I heard this played on RP. It had been yeeeears since I'd heard it. What a fcking fantastic song... the guitar, the piano, the ticking of the clock at the end... perfection.
i agree. it's been a while since i heard this one!
Wait! Tom Waits for no man? OMG
Time is asterisk.
Mick Taylor!!!
Maybe why I like it so much
Phew. What an uninspired guitar solo, and way too long!
Lol, celito, I suppose tastes are different. I think Mick Taylor's solo is beautiful, some of his best work. It was a golden era for the Stones.
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(Please note, I love the Stones; young, old or in-between.)
Due to popular demand, I found a more appealing shot of "old" Mick.
MG, it wasn't hard to better the earlier shots :-)
Phew. What an uninspired guitar solo, and way too long!
For a second I thought this was idiot_wind having fun but, I think you really mean it?
Seems rather dystopian....
it appears he lives a good life and appreciates "The Time he has"
it's just interesting seeing him doing some "normal" things
My favorite Stones song.
Time is asterisk.
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(Please note, I love the Stones; young, old or in-between.)
Due to popular demand, I found a more appealing shot of "old" Mick.
As I often say: Time is a motherf****r
What happened?
yes, especially Billy Preston's piano solo. As soon as he gets going, Kieth comes back in and over rides him.
I think the pianist is Nicky Hopkins on this track. Billy played on a couple of the other tracks on this album...
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What happened?
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My favorite too. Mick Taylor guitar riff and solo are unmatched in RS discography.
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I forgot how nice the end of this song was wish it went on longer
yes, especially Billy Preston's piano solo. As soon as he gets going, Kieth comes back in and over rides him. Edit: I have since found out that Nicky Hopkins plays piano on this song, and Mick Taylor plays the guitar solo. Live and Learn
Mick Taylor left because of fears he would not be able to resist the drug environment of the Stones at the time. Plus, he's said he hated the juvenile teasing from Keith. But I don't buy any of that. You don't leave the greatest rock band because you got a wedgie or couldn't resist dope, which would have been around even after he left.... or, maybe you do if it all goes to your head and you think you'll be great out there without that Stones riff-raff around?
If "you" is Mick Taylor, then what you've written is clearly wrong - "you" does exactly that, for his own reasons that he need justify to no one.
Mick Taylor left because of fears he would not be able to resist the drug environment of the Stones at the time. Plus, he's said he hated the juvenile teasing from Keith. But I don't buy any of that. You don't leave the greatest rock band because you got a wedgie or couldn't resist dope, which would have been around even after he left.... or, maybe you do if it all goes to your head and you think you'll be great out there without that Stones riff-raff around?
I don't see why anyone would stick around to endure endless wedgies from someone with more power and agency, never mind why someone might risk their life just to be in a rock band, even if that band is the Stones. In any case, Mick Taylor was a good enough guitarist to justify having had confidence that he could move on to a more welcoming and less fraught environment.
On an anecdotal level, I was a professional musician many years ago and I was playing in a band fronted by a songwriter who was supremely talented - incredible lyrics, masterful melodies, great voice, tremendous stage presence, very good-looking. We were on the verge of being signed when he walked away, saying that he just didn't want fame and fortune. I still see him around to this day, cycling on an old bicycle or just playing his guitar, and part of me still respects his decision to avoid the trappings of possible stardom, while a part of me also slightly resents that at the same time he removed my opportunity to be part of a really wonderful band (I did later play in a band that got signed, released records etc. but never achieved the level of exposure that I believe I would have achieved with his songs).
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Yes. The favourite. Terrific song.
Mick Taylor left because of fears he would not be able to resist the drug environment of the Stones at the time. Plus, he's said he hated the juvenile teasing from Keith. But I don't buy any of that. You don't leave the greatest rock band because you got a wedgie or couldn't resist dope, which would have been around even after he left.... or, maybe you do if it all goes to your head and you think you'll be great out there without that Stones riff-raff around?
He's also said he regretted leaving, and also that he's "never looked back". Mick Taylor's said a lot of things. But he never sued the Stones for song credit, though he did for unpaid royalties.
Mick Taylor had young children during his Stones years. Who were, apparently, more important than playing with a rock 'n roll band.
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lily_99654 wrote:
Was that at the Lockn Festival?
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(Please note, I love the Stones; young, old or in-between.)
Due to popular demand, I found a more appealing shot of "old" Mick.
...and so, down vote removed
Thank you!!
Mick Taylor left because of fears he would not be able to resist the drug environment of the Stones at the time. Plus, he's said he hated the juvenile teasing from Keith. But I don't buy any of that. You don't leave the greatest rock band because you got a wedgie or couldn't resist dope, which would have been around even after he left.... or, maybe you do if it all goes to your head and you think you'll be great out there without that Stones riff-raff around?
He's also said he regretted leaving, and also that he's "never looked back". Mick Taylor's said a lot of things. But he never sued the Stones for song credit, though he did for unpaid royalties.
We should all be so lucky.
Jagger is in excellent health. If only so many 30 and 40 year old North Americans were as lucky.
LOL, nice....
We should all be so lucky.
of the
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(Please note, I love the Stones; young, old or in-between.)
and one of Bill(y)s finest.. and I don´t mean Wyman
On_The_Beach wrote:
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(Please note, I love the Stones; young, old or in-between.)
Yeah baby.
That was witty Zig. I boosted your votes by one
I don't remember that lyric somehow.
Only a 10 will do right to this masterpiece. And that's only because there's no 11.
Oh!
That being said, this song definitely lands solidly in my "spine-tinglers" playlist. 10
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Oh!
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Disagree. I think it's one of their greatest songs, and not very Santana like. But Santana could have covered it very nicely.
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No. but the journey getting to the same place as all of us eventually do, is the adventure. What woman wouldn't have wanted to win his smile or man to fill his shoes for even one night? The story behind that face is one I'm curious to know.
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For each wrinkles on his face, a masterpiece song. Not a bad life, i think.
Mine too!
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horstman wrote:
In reality, they are all The Rolling Stones.
btw: You forgot Brian.
I do this all the time!
Yes, very much like a Carlos Santana solo! That's why I like it so much.
Sorry, I hear very little Carlos-isms in that. I think perhaps you're not as familiar with those isms as I am. Although, truth be said, Carlos could cover this quite well, but in the end I think it would sound little like Mick's run.
Mick Taylor's work on it: 2
So that's an 8.
Great segue from "Gay Sons of Lesbian Mothers", Bill.
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Yes, very much like a Carlos Santana solo! That's why I like it so much.
i could see that. but it's like neil's slightly off vocals or dylan's whiny, now pit run gravelly voice. in his film on the stones scorcese shows the band playing but takes out all of the soundtrack but keef. it sounds bloody awful. like a goose honking in pain. but then the whole band returns and it's a symphony.
Then again, probably not.
Quite from Mick Taylor, on why he quit:
"I just couldn't believe how bad they sounded," the guitarist recalled from his first rehearsals with the Stones. "Their timing was awful. They sounded like a typical bunch of guys in a garage — playing out of tune and too loudly. I thought, 'How is it possible that this band can make hit records?'"
i could see that. but it's like neil's slightly off vocals or dylan's whiny, now pit run gravelly voice. in his film on the stones scorcese shows the band playing but takes out all of the soundtrack but keef. it sounds bloody awful. like a goose honking in pain. but then the whole band returns and it's a symphony.
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I learn to truly appreciate them with less-known songs like this one, too. That's why we're lucky to have found this radio station.
Guitar solo and sound reminds of Santana.
More refined though...