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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Turner68 ()

Date: August 14, 2015 23:20

It's definitely "cut" in Casino Boogie and it's definitely "two tongue kisses" in Star Star.

There's no way Mick and Keith bothered to fact check the slips of cut pieces of paper in the Exile documentary. some intern did it and no one bothered to check, i have no doubt.

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Olly ()

Date: August 15, 2015 03:37

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mudbone
It's not kissing....it's kis tin

and it's not

cvnt...it's cut

'kis tin cut in Cannes.' Why on earth would that be the lyric?

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Olly.

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Turner68 ()

Date: August 15, 2015 03:55

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Olly
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mudbone
It's not kissing....it's kis tin

and it's not

cvnt...it's cut

'kis tin cut in Cannes.' Why on earth would that be the lyric?

i assume you're joking, since there are pages of discussion about it on this thread...

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Olly ()

Date: August 15, 2015 04:02

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Turner68
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Olly
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mudbone
It's not kissing....it's kis tin

and it's not

cvnt...it's cut

'kis tin cut in Cannes.' Why on earth would that be the lyric?

i assume you're joking, since there are pages of discussion about it on this thread...

You are erroneous in your assumption.

The phrase 'kis tin' appears only once in this discussion.

.....

Olly.

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Turner68 ()

Date: August 15, 2015 04:04

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Olly
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Turner68
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Olly
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mudbone
It's not kissing....it's kis tin

and it's not

cvnt...it's cut

'kis tin cut in Cannes.' Why on earth would that be the lyric?

i assume you're joking, since there are pages of discussion about it on this thread...

You are erroneous in your assumption.

The phrase 'kis tin' appears only once in this discussion.

you're right. sorry. i thought you were speaking generally.

anyone considered the possibility that it's "kissing, caught in Cannes"

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: stanlove ()

Date: August 15, 2015 04:44

One of 18 good songs on EOMS.

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Axel1 ()

Date: March 28, 2016 21:09

The lyric is "protest Music million dollar sad" not grotesque music as stated here, and it is "kissing @#$%& in Cannes"
Cheers
Axel1

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: LongBeachArena72 ()

Date: June 23, 2017 02:09

I would just like to say that Keith's twinned lead vocal on "Casino Boogie" is not only my favorite Keith vocal of all time but one of the highlights for me of Exile on Main Street.

"Coming Down Again" is a close second, but, man, nothin can beat his tone and timing on:

No good, can't speak, wound up, no sleep
Sky diver inside her, slip rope, stunt flyer

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: geoffc ()

Date: June 29, 2017 12:38

Mick is an educated man who was living in France at the time. If the lyric was 'Cannes', surely he would have pronounced it correctly as 'Can'.

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: DandelionPowderman ()

Date: June 29, 2017 13:13

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Mick is an educated man who was living in France at the time. If the lyric was 'Cannes', surely he would have pronounced it correctly as 'Can'.

Didn't he do exactly that?

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Deltics ()

Date: June 29, 2017 13:40

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Mick is an educated man who was living in France at the time. If the lyric was 'Cannes', surely he would have pronounced it correctly as 'Can'.

Didn't he do exactly that?

I've always heard it as 'Can'.

"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: DandelionPowderman ()

Date: June 29, 2017 13:46

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Mick is an educated man who was living in France at the time. If the lyric was 'Cannes', surely he would have pronounced it correctly as 'Can'.

Didn't he do exactly that?

I've always heard it as 'Can'.

Is he perhaps thinking of that other word, cu*t? Mick was highly educated in that field, too...

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Doxa ()

Date: June 29, 2017 15:23

Don't know what the guys are actually singing but when I visited two weeks ago Cannes, along the other places around the area, I couldn't help but hearing this song ringing in my brains all the time.... And I felt great.. smoking smiley

Altogether "Casino Boogie" is to me a quintessential EXILE number - hadn't that been a double album done with such an unique un-compromised feel it most likely would never had been released, along with, say, "Torn & Frayed","Turd On The Run", or "Ventilator BLues", "JUst Wanna See His Face" or "Stop BReaking Down". But it is exactly those kind of songs which make EXILE so special and 'deep', an eternal adventure. If I try to be objective, "Casino Boogie" is the weakest track in the first side (we are talking about vinyl sides here, right?), but still everytime I listen to it, it feels like its the best thing I ever heard.

Yeah, Keith's background - or actually co-lead - vocals are probably the best he has ever done. I don't think rock and roll can be sang any better than it is done here by these two cats. THey just sound so @#$%& brilliant, so damn fresh, edgy and sexy, to put it mildly...

- Doxa

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: LongBeachArena72 ()

Date: June 29, 2017 19:23

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Doxa
Yeah, Keith's background - or actually co-lead - vocals are probably the best he has ever done. I don't think rock and roll can be sang any better than it is done here by these two cats. THey just sound so @#$%& brilliant, so damn fresh, edgy and sexy, to put it mildly...

- Doxa

This one photo will always be Exile on Main St for me ...

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Doxa ()

Date: June 29, 2017 20:03

Haha... I was about to write that everytime I listen to "Casino Boogie" that photo from the record sleeve pops up to mind...

- Doxa

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Palace Revolution 2000 ()

Date: June 29, 2017 21:34

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Haha... I was about to write that everytime I listen to "Casino Boogie" that photo from the record sleeve pops up to mind...

- Doxa

Yeah that's the one. Probably everyone's original image of Exile. And the way their moths are shaped; esp. Jagger's it can only be 'Casino Boogie' they are singing, LOL.
Since Tarle's photos have shown up there are others like one of Charlie playing drums down there; and some of the boys overdubbing the horns.

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Redhotcarpet ()

Date: June 30, 2017 01:02

http://nostalgiacentral.com/blog/the-rolling-stones-in-exile/

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: bleedingman ()

Date: June 30, 2017 03:05

I heard "Smoking stogies, million dollar bag." Also "Bathroom on the right."

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: bitusa2012 ()

Date: June 30, 2017 06:08

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Sexy, slithering, barrel house blues. Fantastic and I agree, one of the defining tunes of EOMS. Sounds so simple, but it was so complex, probably one of the hardest songs to do live. They never did it. THe lyrics are a snapshot of their life of exile. The slinking guitars that go around each other, like snakes. Taylor is unrelenting. The slide is trance brilliance. Great track that Jagger often dismisses.

Perfect summation. It's just beautiful

Rod

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Redhotcarpet ()

Date: June 30, 2017 10:28

I love this album and this track. Thank you Rolling Stones.

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Redhotcarpet ()

Date: June 30, 2017 11:06

Dominique Tarlé.

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Redhotcarpet ()

Date: June 30, 2017 11:09

[thehistoryofrockmusic.com]

Mystery Living theatre guy look-a-like on the far right?

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Redhotcarpet ()

Date: June 30, 2017 11:13

Dominique Tarlé

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: RobberBride ()

Date: June 30, 2017 13:53

Thanks for that wonderful Anita image, Redhotcarpet!
Never seen it before. Wow! May I ask where you found it?

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: DandelionPowderman ()

Date: June 30, 2017 14:03

I saw that one on Facebook, RB. I think it was posted in the Marianne/Anita group.

She doesn't really look like herself in that pic, imo.

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: RobberBride ()

Date: June 30, 2017 14:53

Thanks DP - yes found it.
Super rare image.
It finally answers the question nobody in the universe ever has asked himself (except me, I assume), whether the kitchen at Nellcote had an extra entrance from the hall and down to the basement.

Anita looks freaking radiant, but yes, perhaps a bit less self assure or not knowing the photo being taken I guess. Love it.

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: DandelionPowderman ()

Date: June 30, 2017 14:56

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Thanks DP - yes found it.
Super rare image.
It finally answers the question nobody in the universe ever has asked himself (except me, I assume), whether the kitchen at Nellcote had an extra entrance from the hall and down to the basement.

Anita looks freaking radiant, but yes, perhaps a bit less self assure or not knowing the photo being taken I guess. Love it.

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: Palace Revolution 2000 ()

Date: June 30, 2017 15:35

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Sexy, slithering, barrel house blues. Fantastic and I agree, one of the defining tunes of EOMS. Sounds so simple, but it was so complex, probably one of the hardest songs to do live. They never did it. THe lyrics are a snapshot of their life of exile. The slinking guitars that go around each other, like snakes. Taylor is unrelenting. The slide is trance brilliance. Great track that Jagger often dismisses.

Perfect summation. It's just beautiful

It's Charlie who makes it what it is;gives it dynamics, and parts. Its really a vamp in A; even the vocal doesn't vary much, as far as intensity goes ( and Jagger is a master at building a song), but the way Charlie alters the sections; making it inevitable for the piano e.g. to go where it goes.

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Re: Track Talk: Casino Boogie

Posted by: gypsy18 ()

Date: June 30, 2017 21:21