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BLACK AND BLUE

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BLACK AND BLUE
by Timothy Getz
January 24, 2013
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Within the larger community of rock aficionados (excuse me while I gag) this album holds an above average reputation, but aside from its jam rock ('Crazy Mama'), cherry reggae and, of course, power ballads, Black and Blue has nothing to offer.
In spite of having one verse too many, 'Memory Motel' survives on a two keyboard attack and 'Fool to Cry' on its fade out backbeat, but if this gives you more jollies than the It's Only Rock 'n' Roll LP, then you are enjoying Black and Blue's comical cover a little too much
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BLACK AND BLUE
by Larry Dean Linn
September 10, 2012
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Mick Taylor, who replaced Brian Jones in 1969, left the Stones prior to the recording of what would become Black and Blue, released in 1975.
Panned by critics, it was released when the Stones were unrivaled as a live draw. Their tours had become the stuff of legend and their catalog of quintessential rock music was without peer.

Black and Blue was essentially recorded while auditioning for a Taylor replacement. Steve Marriott, Peter Frampton, Harvey Mandell, Wayne Perkins and Ron Wood were there. Mandell, Perkins and Wood wound up on the record. Each of them cut extraordinary guitar tracks. The sound is still pure Stones though. What good guitarist wouldn't sound great, backed by the rhythm section of the Greatest Rock and Roll Band - Richards, Wyman and Watts?

Upon their initial release, many Stones Albums have fallen short of knocking the sox off some people. Down the road apiece, though, in light of the details about this band that come to be known, Black and Blue is nothing short of a bad ass recording by the band that defines Rock and Roll. I liked it when it was released, and listening to it today, 37 years later, it sounds even better. Listen to Charlie on his high hat at about 3:20 of 'Hand of Fate.' 'Fool to Cry' is superb. Ron Wood on 'Hey Negrita.' Not many bands could pull off a 'Cherry oh Baby'. Great stuff!

BLACK AND BLUE
by devilsadvocate
December 4, 2009
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This album was a big disappointment to me when it came out. We had to wait two years after It's Only Rock 'n Roll and this is all they could come up with?? I think the main problem is that they were busy doing two things at once: finding a replacement for Mick Taylor and recording an album. They should have taken care of the replacement problem first before worrying about the album. Maybe it would have turned out better that way.
The album opens with the Disco Stones doing 'Hot Stuff'. Yikes! Even the Stones had given in to the disco craze! For the first time in their career, they were following the pack instead of leading it.
'Hand of Fate' is not a bad song, but we'd become accustomed to so, so much better from the Stones. 'Cherry Oh Baby' is downright painful to listen to. Again, the Stones fall in line behind a trend, this time reggae. 'Memory Motel' is a nice ballad, one of only two songs I really like on this album.
The other song I like is 'Melody'. This piano-driven song would be perfect played live in a smoky bar at 2:00 AM. Maybe that is why Bill covered it with his Rhythm Kings. The maudlin 'Fool to Cry' doesn't really work as a ballad. But the song shifts gears at around the 3:50 mark and becomes quite nice for the last minute or so. Unfortunately, it's too little, too late.
The other two songs, 'Hey Negrita' and 'Crazy Mama', are indifferent at best. And where are the fabulous riffs that the band put out apparently so effortlessly on all the previous albums? Black and Blue is a miss. Fortunately, the next album, Some Girls, would be much better.

BLACK AND BLUE
By Pablo Diablo 'Freejack'
February 7, 2003
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I was a fan when this album came out. It came out just after I saw them for the first time.New York just declared bankruptcy, Jimmy Carter was in the White House. It was the big American Bicentennial. And the Rebels of Rock were still very bad boys facing a still hostile press, no tv exposure at all, and hanging out with Peter Tosh, Bob Marley, and other black visionary musicians - Billy, Stevie Wonder, and spending time smoking 'nuff ganga down in Jamaica. I was 13, my brothers and I would take turns on buying Stones Albums, we were shocked when our sister bought this one thanks to fool to cry.
This fine album reflects the balance of that world. I don't even think the Stones themselves think much about this one, as it's material is not often covered live. If you give it repeated listens it really grows on you. 'Cherry Oh Baby' is a very faithful cover of a Jamaican smash hit and a great song - not a joke, but a song they were hearing and loving.'Melody' is the song I long to hear right now. Mick and Billy are great together, ther's alot of honest fun going on here, the vocals feel like one hot take. Billy is the BEST keyboardist . 'Hey Negrita', that took alot of alcohol to record. 'Crazy Mama' - as a teenager I loved this one, and 'Hand of Fate', the testostorockers. 'Hand Of Fate' is a great guitar solo to play along with - perfect. That's why I love the Stones, they never just do it by rote. They plug in when they feel it, they play songs and riffs that they really like, and they do it so well that it's brilliant.
'Fool to 'Cry, and 'Memory Motel', although damaged for me by Dave Matthews' subsequent duet, are great for the ladies. And 'Hot Stuff' is the killer dance track. Sooo cutting edge at the time. When this song was geeting airplay, it was off the hook. This was 70's vintage Temps and political Motown. Done by Keith on some good H, and Mick on new blow, with all that crazyness - you've got to lower the lights and fire up a spliff, or at least have a rum and coke.
This album is one I, and many others didn't get at first listen, but now it's on the must have list, which for the Stones is all inclusive.
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BLACK AND BLUE
By thijs den otter
January 31, 2003
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The major problem of this album is that it contains only eight tracks. This shouldn't be a big deal if everything's cool. But with Black and Blue that is not the case. 'Cherry Oh Baby', well...sucks, even for a joke. And I never liked 'Fool to Cry' much either. Compare it to some other ballads from the seventies - 'Angie' or 'Beast of Burden', and it crumbles. So, there you have it, an album with eight songs with two songs that do not impress me. The rest is good though. 'Memory Motel' and 'Melody' are not your average Stones songs, but they really stuck right in my brains. I really love those tracks. 'Hand of Fate' and 'Crazy Mama' are classic kick-ass rock son

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