One of the best, and somewhat forgotten these days, bangers in rock history. Rock and rhythm and blues at it's best. Originally done by Larry Williams (of Bony Maronie and Dizzy Miss Lizzy Fame) most if not all of you know the Stones did a rollicking version in the early 60's. Paul McCartney also did his own impassioned cover on his underrated 'Run Devil Run' album in 1999. They're all great, but you can't top the original! Rock and roll doesn't get much better

Fantastic!


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

I said Yeah !!!
For the following one :







I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

Something she doesn't say to me often enough!

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Deltics
Fantastic!

I love this version - fast and punky as hell - and that's before they called it punk rock!

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Edith Grove
Something she doesn't say to me often enough!

Same here. Maybe we should collaborate on a song called "She Said No"!

The Animals did a great boogie woogie version too!

Listening to that song only serves to put me in the mood for the even better track that followed, Have Mercy!

The Great Don Covay,much underated,MJ copied his voval mannerisms a bit,but what the F£$k.

Great aggressive guitar-sound!
She Said Yeah was the lead track of a Swedish 1965 EP, and one of my favourites from that year.
(Others are: The Last Time, Play With Fire, I´m Moving On, I´m Alright, Mercy Mercy, That´s How Strong My Love Is, The Under Assistant, Satisfaction, Cry To Me, Get Off Of My Cloud, Talkin´´Bout You, I´m Free - quite a good year...)

Amazing. Great..~!!

Thanks for posting.. and sharing.

It got me ready for Talkin' Bout you.
US vs UK versions maybe?

Marv Peck

Y'all remember that rubber legged boy

Thanks for posting that imposter.
Maybe everybody else knows about that site, but I didn't.
Here it is:
[www.stonestube.net]

A bunch of old lp's and new cd with videos, live versions, old pictures, etc.
A lot of fun

Marv Peck

Y'all remember that rubber legged boy

great guitar solo by keith richards!

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marvpeck
Thanks for posting that imposter.
Maybe everybody else knows about that site, but I didn't.
Here it is:
[www.stonestube.net]

A bunch of old lp's and new cd with videos, live versions, old pictures, etc.
A lot of fun

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

She said yeah was one of those 60's tunes like Poison Ivy and many others that was done by nearly every band.

But personally I like the Stones' version best!
Plus that Out of our heads opening triumvirat She saidYeah, Mercy mercy and Hitch Hike was just great!

Co-written by Sonny Bono under an alias when he worked for Liberty Recrods.

Has been put it up a couple of times before but for original demo
of She Said Yaeh penned by Roddy Jackson & Don Christy( Sonny Bono )

Check out -



Roddy Jackson - Central Valley Fireball - ACE CDCHD 1161



ROCKMAN

She said yeah shows what made the early Stones so great and special!

It's been an outburst of raw energy! Love it!

Deltics

Sorry, I don't know.
Works for me.

Marv Peck

Y'all remember that rubber legged boy

I've got the Forbidden 403 message too. Is this a US-based site?

I don't know if it's based in the US
Doesn't seem to say
sorry

Marv Peck

Y'all remember that rubber legged boy

One of the early track I heard with Stones...Still On my 25-toplist...

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