A theme song for the ageing 60s generation: We Don't Wanna Go Home! ( I should know, I'm one of them )

This one can't work like this: BTZ (BT0).......Back To Zero. Because that says BTO, as in the letter, not the number zero. The letter O is not a number. Because people say Oh for a zero a lot. So some might actually say Back To Oh.

Doncha Bother Me







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Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) - by 1975 the live version had become a sort of sketch of the studio track - a useful peg to hang a jam on. Cool pictures though:

Down Home Girl - This is Alvin Robinson's version and from the sound of it this may be the one the Stones copied from - transferring the horn riffs to guitar as they also did on Satisfaction

Down In The Hole: this version comes from Pathe-Marconi Studios.

- and it got deleted. Curses. Here's a cover...







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Down The Road Apiece: here's a vintage bit of Mick's dancing from a Shindig performance:

Downtown Suzie:

Driving Too Fast: no interesting videos for this one (yet):







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Bump

"Well my heavy throbbers itchin' just to lay a solid rhythm down"

Emotional Rescue:







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Empty Heart now added to the index: if anyone doubts that the Stones could write Punk in the 60s, just listen to this cover:

Just been through the thread and found that several of my favourite videos got deleted: I've put in some substitutes.

Everybody Needs Somebody To Love. Listen to Mick's intro here: they used to start their shows with this one - you can see it on the 1965 NME performance posted in the Track Talk thread, and you can hear them do it on the 1960s Paris bootleg. And here's Solomon Burke, too....

Great clip..........always scary that people with that posture tumble over on stage

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Everything Is Turning To Gold

Greg already posted the really killer video (the 10-minute outtake) for this one in the Track Talk thread - so here's the original B-side with some nice pictures:

Exile On Main Street Blues







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Factory Girl: here are some who definitely don't have curlers in their hair!







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Family:







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Fancy Man Blues:

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Far Away Eyes

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Here's the video with Jagger at the piano, as recommended by whitem8:

Feel On Baby: nice song, shame about the lack of a better video...

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Fight:

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This is the only video left on YouTube at the moment...







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Fingerprint File:

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See the main thread for THE live performance: meanwhile here's the album track with a nice example of the art of the Blindingly Obvious Illustration:

Flight 505:

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Flip The Switch:

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I can only find one live version on YouTube - but it's a good one:

Fool To Cry:

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Fortune Teller:

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No idea who Stompie the Night Owl may be, but this is Benny Spellman's original Fortune Teller:

All Down The Line (Exile Deluxe Alternate Version)

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See Page 1 for a new section bookmarking some of the recent threads on the Exile Deluxe tracks, individually or collectively:

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Don't know how long this video will stay around - enjoy it while you can!