I know there must be an existing thread about this song, but it wasn't showing up fo r me in the search.

Anyway, does anyone know what boot this version can be found on? It's not the same as the vocal version found on the Black Box set.

Thanks.





Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

i've got it on Unsurpassed Masters, Vol.7

Originally issued on "Who The Hate Is Brian Jones", long time ago.



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Thats the stereo version I first heard on "Session Impossible Vol 1"(which also has the more polished Mono version). But I like this version better,I dont know why it didnt make the cut for....What album session was it,AFTERMATH? Keiths guitar kicks ass!

Thanks guys, I'll take a look for them.

I love this song - it's funky

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Thanks guys, I'll take a look for them.

I love this song - it's funky

new york band, the chesterfield kings, did a very cool and respectful cover of it on an album that also features SFM and some other stonesy tunes - might be worth checking out - album is called "let's go get stoned." can't imagine which stones album they were going for on the cover...

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this track would be a great single ,,

the main riff was, of course, later employed with a slight variation in "live with me."

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What album session was it,AFTERMATH?

Between...

Their greatest ever unreleased song!

My old band recorded it and released it on an odds 'n' sods-type comp. in '94 only to discover shortly thereafter that the Kings had also recorded it. I think their version is better (far superior vocal by Greg Prevost), though our friend Mike did play some great piano on ours.

Excellent song - it often pops into my head, just like Citatel

BTW, Cindy - just heard your message - Happy new year to you...I'll send you an email

Shit, now when I listen to the song - Stevie Ray Vaughan made a career out of that riff! Most of his blues standards go along it (Listen "Pride and Joy", etc). Of course, it is not a Keith Richards original, but it is nice to hear Keith playing that kind of 'straight' blues boogie woogie theme.

It is one of the best non-released songs - it sounds so fresh and rocks like a hell. Maybe they considered it too blues rock standard kind of song to be released in more adventurous album like BETWEEN THE BUTTONS. Retrospectively speaking: if they weren't trying to be so 'trendy' at the time, but more following their natural instincts, maybe there would have been better albums in today's standards????

- Doxa



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What album session was it,AFTERMATH?

Between...

THANKS!!

I need to add one point in this occasion - one I have developed little by little. It is my claim that: the free-rocking groove the band got in EXILE ON MAIN STREET was in fact partly present during BETWEEN THE BUTTONS sessions - they somehow lost it during the next years while developing their sound (with marvellous results), but by the time they get to EXILE, they could 'free' themselves back to that natural Keith Richards chuck berry groove. To be heard earlier, for example, in "Connection" or "Miss Amanda Jones". They are relatives of "Happy", "Rocks Off", "All Down The Line" - you know what I mean?

- Doxa

First track on here CindyC ....Demo version RCA Studios LA August 1966




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Excellent track. Should've been on Aftermath - that is, if it was recorded around that time? Could've used it instead of something like What To Do.

strange enough that it did not even find a place on Metamorphis when Klein was in desperate search of releasable Jagger-Richards compositions, so desparate that he dropped Wyman's suggestions like Down The Road Apiece (live), Cops And Robbers, Little Red Rooster (live) and others because they were not written by Jagger-Richards and included the pop demos like Walking Through The Sleepy City instead.



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here I put 3 version's of
Get Yourself Together

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Excellent track. Should've been on Aftermath - that is, if it was recorded around that time? Could've used it instead of something like What To Do.

If you read the above messages you'll see that it's from the 'Between The Buttons' sessions...

What labels are Who the Hate is Brian Jones and Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 7 on?

never heard the "Cindy C" version before but am familiar with the other two...has this been booted before???

Session Impossible Vol. 1