It is a specially constructed German hunting horn made for the Rolling
Stones; it has a built in microphone. It's a Mic Jaggerhorn.
Steve Freides wrote:
Thanks, Paul. I already knew what you said below, but I cannot help but
think that _sound_ is the sound of a Vienna horn. That's why I asked.
Someone told me they thought Al Kooper was teaching at Berkley; I will have
to try and track him down and ask.
-S-
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Hi Steve,
This Stone's song, "You can't always get what you want" was
recorded in London with the London Bach Choir.
The horn player was Al Kooper, who also played piano and
organ on the recording.
It probably was not a Vienna horn.
Paul Navarro
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