I`ve just seen on Youtube this video ,allegedly 1969, Satisfaction live, that has in the end some additional lines:"I ain`t going to give you no bullshit… I ain`t going to give you no lie. But I need a good woman, babe, to keep me satisfied… and when I get up in the morning I want I say Honey I want some satisfaction from you, babe… And I`m going to get it, I believe, I`m going to get it we`ve got to find it".
What was it - improvisation just for that concert, or repeated version of that time?

The boot "Baltimore and more" has it. Plus a scorching solo by MT after the first verse.

Allegedly?

That's hilarious.

It IS 1969.

Most probably just an on-the-fly improvisation that Jag's put together to accommodate the extended slashing guitars for 69.

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Most probably just an on-the-fly improvisation that Jag's put together to accommodate the extended slashing guitars for 69.

I thought ,at the contrary ,that the guitars tried to accomodate Jagger's improvisation .Why no ?

"But I need a good woman, babe, to keep me satisfied… and when I get up in the morning I want I say Honey I want some satisfaction from you, babe…"
His facial expression while singing these lines gives me goosbumps....



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

Sorry, more question: and that was rather normal for them - to improvise on stage - wasn`t it?


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I`ve written "allegedly" because there was some comments on Youtube of its being of 70s - and I`m no expert of Stones work and just kind on my prime steps of fan road That`s why I ask questions)

>> and that was rather normal for them - to improvise on stage - wasn`t it? <<

yep!

I love that part when he says " I believe I'm gonna GET it!"

"I believe I'm gonna GIT it!"

You got the Sun, You got the Moon,
and you've got
The Rolling Stones

OK kater-v. Really couldn't figure out why that was. Meaning, it's from Gimme Shelter, so I guess in that sense it could be "from the 1970s". YouTube eh? Eh, they're starting to remind me of another website full of wrong 'facts'.

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>> and that was rather normal for them - to improvise on stage - wasn`t it? <<

yep!

Yeah......... that was his trade mark back then pitty he loose it through the years

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The boot "Baltimore and more" has it. Plus a scorching solo by MT after the first verse.

Agree!!!The Satisfaction version of the Maysles film (second MSG show i believe?)has that Mick taylor solo That´s fantastic!
Where can I get a High quality recording of that version?I´d like to get that MT solo note by note.

Just improvisation. Wished he could do more of it.
Just like fx. Lou Reed on his CD "Take no Prisoners", where he was adding more text / small talk.






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Take no Prisoners is awesome, one of the best live albums ever.
Mick's reaction at the 1:05 mark is priceless. It looks like he was unexpecting Keith to play during the drum break. Was that improvised? Or had they done that before during previous shows?

The guitars are way out of tune and I suspect It's Keiths. 'orrible, ruins otherwise a decent performance.

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the riffguitarsound is awful
has to be rough and distorted !
whatcha think?

The Dan Armstrong see-thru guitar strikes again. Out of tune for most of the tour. Although Mick's SG is touch and go also.

Is that an edit in there at 1:07 or so, looks like Keith has a les paul there. I didn't relize this was a couple of shows patched together till then.