![]() ![]() ![]() I read recently that they decided that they needed someone British as opposed to American. It was even suggested that Jimmy Page might two-time on Zep, at least for the '75 tour. Clapton, Jeff Beck, Rick Derringer, Johnny Winter, Alvin Lee, Peter Frampton, etc. I remember the long list in the Beauty Contest to replace Mick Taylor. The album jacket was photographed on the beach down the street from my great aunt and uncle's place in Clearwater, FL. Stylistically, it's a rock ballad that sits between "Tumblin' Dice" and "Beast of Burden". Paul from Boston, MaAn under-appreciated song from a neglected album.They are about 150 miles apart, so it wasn't down the street from your aunt and uncle's home in Clearwater. The "Black And Blue" album cover was shot on Sanibel Island, not in Clearwater. Jason from Dallas, TxPaul from Boston.Liz from Berkeley, CaYep this one is a rocker!.Lee from Clearwater, Fl, FlJust occurred to me: could this be an indirect Brian Jones murder confession?.Scotty "records" Greene from Studio Of Mine even though there is such a rock feel to the song, Mick still comes up with a way to tell a story.but they don't always make the smart decisions. As was Mick Taylor.īeen following these guys and the Stones forever. (( Particularly Richards…)) probably didn't like to be upstaged by anybody. Stones were obviously great at it but Bowie was probably the best at it. Tony B from Linthicum The best lyrics only point you in the direction but force you to use your imagination.A murder ballad that can compete with the rest of all the American folkblues singers, as noted in the great illustrades book Murder ballads by visual drawing/cartoonist Erik Kriek AnonymousThe urgency of the song is appalling.Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc. Yeah, and I watched him die, watch out boy It pick me up and it kicked me right down perhaps the best lyrically extremely poetic.I should have known it was a one horse town Ethan from Portland, Orone of the Stones' all-time greatest.Ethan from Portland, Orlove the live version on Four Flicks Paris.Andrew from New York, United StatesAnother classic Keith riff in Open-G tuning.Joe from Adelaide,This is best song on album,possibly best stones song ever!.The coveted guitar spot went to Ron Wood, who fit in perfectly. ![]() Wayne Perkins, who at the time was on the short list to be a Stone after Mick Taylor left,plays guitar on this song. This is the "Stones sound" that made them who they are. Steve from Phoenix, AzPerkins should have got the job.my take on the wayne perkins play here is that it was great and would like to have heard more. Mark from Napa, Caresponding to jim in long beach, ca (my orignal home town), i've been on a stones's "binge" lately and have been listening to many of their works from outside the "holy grail" of begars banquet, let it bleed, exile on main street and sticky fingers and have enjoyed it a lot. ![]() ![]()
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