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"Paint It Blue- the songs of the RS" (great bluesmen paying tribute to the Stones). Which covers from this CD...
Posted by:
stickydion
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Date: January 27, 2006 05:30
...do you think are the best? In my opinion:
#1 Honky Tonk Woman - Taj Mahal & James Cotton.
What can i say? A song born as clear country track (Country Honk) becames a clear Mississippi Blues...
#2 Under My Thumb - Lucky Peterson.
A differnet "UMT" but a dynamic version...
# Heart Of Stone - Joe Louis Walker.
Pure soul- i can cleraly hear the spirit of Otis Redding here...
Worst covers in my opinion:
#1 Beast Of Burden - Wendell Holmes.
#2 Midnight Rambler- Larry McCray.
#3 Satisfaction- Junior Wells.
Your thoughts?
#1 Honky Tonk Woman - Taj Mahal & James Cotton.
What can i say? A song born as clear country track (Country Honk) becames a clear Mississippi Blues...
#2 Under My Thumb - Lucky Peterson.
A differnet "UMT" but a dynamic version...
# Heart Of Stone - Joe Louis Walker.
Pure soul- i can cleraly hear the spirit of Otis Redding here...
Worst covers in my opinion:
#1 Beast Of Burden - Wendell Holmes.
#2 Midnight Rambler- Larry McCray.
#3 Satisfaction- Junior Wells.
Your thoughts?
Re: "Paint It Blue- the songs of the RS" (great bluesmen paying tribute to the Stones). Which covers from this CD...
Posted by:
Rev. Robert W.
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Date: January 27, 2006 06:12
Wow...
For me, it's Alvin "Youngblood" Hart's "Moonlight Mile" that is the masterpiece of the album. Incredible.
I got a big kick out of "Can't Always Get What You Want" with the "Walk On The Wild Side" vocal parts...
And I really loved Junior Wells doing a "Spoonful"-esque version of "Satisfaction."
"Rambler" was the only out-and-out disaster.
For me, it's Alvin "Youngblood" Hart's "Moonlight Mile" that is the masterpiece of the album. Incredible.
I got a big kick out of "Can't Always Get What You Want" with the "Walk On The Wild Side" vocal parts...
And I really loved Junior Wells doing a "Spoonful"-esque version of "Satisfaction."
"Rambler" was the only out-and-out disaster.
Re: "Paint It Blue- the songs of the RS" (great bluesmen paying tribute to the Stones). Which covers from this CD...
Posted by:
stickydion
()
Date: January 27, 2006 06:24
"I got a big kick out of "Can't Always Get What You Want" with the "Walk On The Wild Side" vocal parts..."
You' re right, Rev. Robert W. It was a bad idea...
You' re right, Rev. Robert W. It was a bad idea...
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