I was watching some videos from Black Limousine -Seattle/Philadelphia /Tempe 1981 and I was thinking that the tempo/rythm of the song really fitted so good with Jagger's moves on stage . The song is so groovy ,it could be a nice number to do on stage -if fortunately the Stones tour again .

What do you think ?



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

Wasn't that the song Stu called "sounds like bloody Status Quo"?!

Yep, but Status Quo with class and elegance

Never underestimate the power of the Quo!!!

Weel, good guitarists playing bad music... I definitivly prefer Ronnie and Keef...

I like the Stripped B-side version much better than any live version from 1981. But I do like that one as well. The studio recording is a bit...bland.

It's pretty similar to Hide Your Love which is also crying out for inclusion in their next set.

I know a few old school rockers that swear by a bit of Quo. good old fashioned denim clad rock music, no nonsense stuff. I've been a a few Quo gigs and many a head has been rocked. even by previous non-believers, much like the Stones can do.

Just saying. don't be a hater, life too short. enjoy what you enjoy and let others do the same.

Now. ROCK ON!

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skipstone
I like the Stripped B-side version much better than any live version from 1981. But I do like that one as well. The studio recording is a bit...bland.

yes ,I do agree."Bland" is the right word.That's why I would love to be able to listen the Stones doing the song on stage.

I use to like Status Quo -saw them live once or twice in the late 70's .outmoded of course but they use to rock .



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

<Wasn't that the song Stu called "sounds like bloody Status Quo"?!>

I donn´t know who´s right, but I think Bockris says that Stu said the same about Lies on SG.

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Monkeytonkman
enjoy what you enjoy and let others do the same.

thanks. words to live by.


IORR............but I like it!

What's that, eh? Quo Vadis? Yes, I'm free for dinner. The front table by the window, please. Bring your credit card.

In '69 and '72 when Jagger said "We got a blues for you" you got an extraordinary LIV. Leave it to Taylor to come up with TWO definitive renditions. In '81 when Jagger said that you got the pedestrian BL. I remember the moment at the LA Coliseum. I groaned after it was over.

is there any video of this one out there?

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Buddha66
is there any video of this one out there?

From the LA coliseum ?



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

So after Taylor left it was over, the blues?