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| headshrinker |
I'm a reletively new fan and have just discovered this song. The guitars rock!! i was wondering if n e 1 could suggest the best version of this song when it was played live (81-82).
Just imagine if Mick Taylor had of been let loose on this bad boy!! |
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| Gazza |
It was pretty good throughout 81-82, but I prefrred the version they did in '95 when it was played at the club shows.
Theres a nice live b-side fom '95. Its also on the "Stripped Companion" bootleg, if my memory serves me correctly |
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| Zack |
Let's not drag Mick Taylor into one of the few moments where Ronnie really shines. The song suits his style. |
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| BillyBoll |
I think it was a Jagger/Richard/Wood song wasnt it? Even if he is not credited with it, I'm sure that he cowrote it!
Yeah, fantastic version on Stripped Companion. |
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| marko |
Billy,yer right.And so is Gazza,it was "b-side" on a like
rolling stone cd-single.Version is from Brixton Academy.
It is also on very much liked boot,Stripped Companion. |
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| Gazza |
It is indeed a Jagger/Richards/Wood song, which basically means its a song HALF written by Ronnie - with Keith, I think |
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| F505 |
Also a great version of Black Limousine: Hampton 1981 |
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| T&A |
Personally, I think the best versions were definitely in '81 - check out both Hampton and Seattle (10-15) as primo examples.... |
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| jpenn11 |
Speaking of not dragging Taylor in . . .
He may have actually played on BL in Kansas City 1981. Many sources have him coming in a few songs later, but--if memory serves--you can hear MJ say, "Thank you Mick" at the end of the song, and there are some MT-like fills in BL and WTWCD. Haven't listened to this in a while though so this could be the sounds a hangover makes.
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| Lazy Bones |
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jpenn11 wrote:
Speaking of not dragging Taylor in . . .
He may have actually played on BL in Kansas City 1981. Many sources have him coming in a few songs later, but--if memory serves--you can hear MJ say, "Thank you Mick" at the end of the song, and there are some MT-like fills in BL and WTWCD. Haven't listened to this in a while though so this could be the sounds a hangover makes.
Kemper Arena, 15-Dec-81. |
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| jpenn11 |
Actually, he seems to have been there on the 14th. The 14th and 15th come in 4-cdr sets and bootleggers sometimes package them so that it appears MT was there on both nights.
On the 15th he was in Granite, Illinois or Ohio. I think there is a ticket stub on Nico's site.
But we digress from the topic at hand.
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| T&A |
MT's definitely there on BL - you can hear some of his lines if you listen carefully. |
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| sammy davis jr. |
Woody's best performance as a Stone by far. Great blues song done only as the Stones could do it. |
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| exilestones@netscape |
tHE kING bISCUIT fLOWER hOUR HAS A NICE bLACK lIMO FROM 1981 LIVE. mICK tAYLOR ISN'T ON IT. |
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| Saint Sway |
check out Ronnie Woods version of this with Bernard Fowler on vocals on his live album (I forget the name of it) |
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| TomL |
Buffalo 81 rocked. It was raw and clean. |
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| Scottfree |
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TomL wrote:
Buffalo 81 rocked. It was raw and clean.
Isn't this an Oxymoron when applied to the Stones?
[Edited by Scottfree] |
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