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They do now

I would think so. It's in the liner notes.

The guitar solo, that is.

Of course....It was publicized back in 86.

JR

Don't make me send Olga to your house.

Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> I would think so. It's in the liner notes.


As album covers shrank from 12" down to 5", and as my eyes have gotten older, I've read the liner notes less and less.

(I have this seeing-eye cat now... who reads the album and other stuff aloud to me. But sometimes I think that he's just making some shit up.)

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..as well as the original version of Heart of Stone, which was later released on Metamorphosis. But he's not on the version released on Rolling Stones Now.

Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> Don't make me send Olga to your house.


Is Olga upset about this or something? Who is Olga anyway?

schillid Wrote:
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> Is Olga upset about this or something? Who is Olga
> anyway?


Olga is the woman shouting...
"Are ya gonna follow the beat, or do I have to whip ya?"

oh...
THAT was Olga...


???

Here's Olga

I think she´s the one I lived with for 15 years....

Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings

"Sleep tonight" has a fairly complicated drum part played by Ron Wood. Charlie wasn´t up for it

If u don't you shouldn't be on this site!

hmmm...i know ronnie plays the drum part on ST - but I never heard that as an explanation - just heard charlie wasn't in the studio at the time. there's nothing complex about the drums on that song, either....

Yes - (I played) drums on... Sleep Tonight - I could never get over the thought of playing instead of Charlie, I thought that would be a sacrilege, but he insisted because he was going through a lot of problems at the time and couldn't be at the studio. Keith said, Right, you're on drums, so I finally hacked it into shape and when Charlie got there I gave him the sticks and he said, No, I can't get it right, you play it. It worked out good.

- Ron Wood, 1988

thanks - but I think that's more a reflections of charlie's drugged out state than it is his normal ability to play a very simple drum pattern....and for what it's worth, i think the drums on that particular song SUCK!

Just waiting for some bozo to say that Mick Taylor would have done a better job of drumming.

Is that the only song on DW that Pagey plays on?

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> ?

YES.

Elmo - He probably could have!!

he sure played better Bass on; Fingelprint File than Bill could have!!

MLC

I always thought that was Keef.................

don't give me that ole one two, one two three four

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> Just waiting for some bozo to say that Mick Taylor
> would have done a better job of drumming.

lol! Very good.

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> I would think so. It's in the liner notes.


It is, but as far as I remember the liner notes dont say who plays on each track, but merely lists what is basically a procession of guests

The drumming being an issue on that album is a strange one given that Steve Jordan was around the studio at the time. If memory serves he even gets a writing credit.

"I'll be in my basement room with a needle and a spoon."

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> Just waiting for some bozo to say that Mick Taylor
> would have done a better job of drumming.


I wish I would have thought of it. Nice job !!

You shouldn´t need liner notes to hear that it´s Jimmy Page. Very recognizable I think. He even uses the same frasing as in "Stairway" in the end of the solo.