Anyone know the tab/way to play the piano lick of S & C? I can't quite figure it out, but it's damn catchy!

I do not play piano but it sure sounds like what the guitar equivalent of playing a series of descending chromatic sixths---a classic blues run.

Gotcha, I will try it out. Thanks GS

that's an old sheet music not very accurate but that's a start:
(Forget the wrong lyrics)

with the actual topic out of the way, I'd just add that although it's far from a great song it is one of very few to feature Ian Stewart up front in the mix, so it holds a special place for me...

So here is the real question, Did Keith come up with this on the Piano? Keith is pretty famous for writting alot of stones songs on Piano,is this one of them? I know he wrote Lets Spend The Night Togehter and You Got ME Rockin On Piano, I asume he did with this as well and then had Ian play it on the record.

Filler material, but Oh how I loved that sound. Classic Stones riffs with the vocals thrown in as an after thought. Captures the essence of the Taylor years with everyone playing their roles perfectly. Would be a cool B stage song these days, yet without Stew this would be tough for me to handle.

filstan Wrote:
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> Filler material, but Oh how I loved that sound.
> Classic Stones riffs with the vocals thrown in as
> an after thought. Captures the essence of the
> Taylor years with everyone playing their roles
> perfectly. Would be a cool B stage song these
> days, yet without Stew this would be tough for me
> to handle.


I can just imagine all the angry threads popping up if they played this song in concert with Chuck.

Marked For Life Wrote:
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> So here is the real question, Did Keith come up
> with this on the Piano? Keith is pretty famous for
> writting alot of stones songs on Piano,is this one
> of them? I know he wrote Lets Spend The Night
> Togehter and You Got ME Rockin On Piano, I asume
> he did with this as well and then had Ian play it
> on the record.

doubt it. he plays piano, but not the rock 'n' roll style of piano that this song depends on.

thanks for posting this, really cool! the bass part is classic blues style with the long- short notes. I think technically to be the music called "boogie"the notes are played evenly. but you know, its very fast. and step wise its a little different.



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ryan wrote:

classic blues style with the long- short notes.


= shuffle

"No Anchovies, Please"

yeah, shufflin' thats it! the styles swing in different ways.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-07-07 20:06 by ryanpow.

"Shuffle It All" - a great song by Izzy (not Ozzy)

"No Anchovies, Please"

I ahd to google that, which refered me to Youtube. Elmo's talkin about Izzy Strandlin of GNR fame.

Where else can one obtain piano sheet music for the stones? I have never had much luck..