It seems to have all the ingredients which would make it playable in concert: it was a hit (featured on 40 licks, after all), a mellow vibe, and the possibility of backup vox. Perhaps Mick can no longer hit the notes? (But he DID pull off Worried About You quite convincingly recently.) Hmm . . . I'm not sure. But I do know I'd LOVE to hear it this summer!

Not that I'll "cry" if I don't - just a suggestion . . .

ITS NOT A VERY GOOD SONG to play live...i think the fans would just run to take a piss break...i like the studio version...but just don't think they could pull it off...i'd rather see them do HAND OF FATE...its a rock n roll show...
why don't they try a fast version of HOT STUFF?

Let's get Memory Motel instead, much better song from B&B

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> Let's get Memory Motel instead, much better song
> from B&B


trying to get me going?

fool to cry
is a strain on mick's voice

>> a strain on Mick's voice <<

and on Keith's alertness (this is the one he fell asleep during, in 76)

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> and on Keith's alertness (this is the one he fell
> asleep during, in 76)



i heard about that
I had forgotten which song
though
it makes me wonder

why

I can actually imagine why



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-05-31 17:39 by schillid.

as mentioned above, it has all the hallmarks of a piss-break song,
in todays RS 'not just a concert' experience.

LOL,
Yeah, if folks thought Keith was a little unanimated or kind of out of it for some dates last year...they should have seen him in '76.

They do play it on occasion; I saw a marvelous performance of it back in '98.

TRUE...i forgot they played it before...but again i'd rather rock more at concerts..

Glam Descendant Wrote:
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> They do play it on occasion; I saw a marvelous performance of it back in '98.


They also played it a few times in 95, 97 and 99.

It's a horrible song anyway...

Not that many BEE GEE'S fans go to Stones shows Nikkibong (that's why they never do EMOTIONAL RESCUE either)

...fool has the potential to be a highlite alright, kick up and extend that ending, jagger let himself get loose, crazy and theatical,,,, and all the novices in the stands will have there mouths drop open in a blank stare wondering what they just saw........ great song.