though i am not a fanatic of duets i think the version with bonnie raitt is waaaaaaaay better than the oldest one. and not because of bonnie raitt... anyone else?
well a matter of taste i guess i find ronnie's part on stripped (the record) very weak (and short) and keith's licks also much less groovy maybe it is the mix but i think 95 version was much more chuck driven which is nothing wrong since the song is based on a piano still i think i like more this version where guitars are more in the foreground
I really like these new DVD's. And although I Don't like the guy too much the duett on Let it bleed flows very nice! And just love the moment when this guy on B.Aires is running on stage at the final bow! But Stripped was great as well. Specially Shine a light and Gimme Shelter!Ronnie smokes!
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Both are way better than the original studio track, though that's not bad either. I don't know really. Hard one. Stripped is just so well played, but the TBB version is one of the best duets I've seen them do (Along with Bo Diddley and Robert Cray on the VL DVD). I can't choose. They're equal.
JumpingKentFlash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Both are way better than the original studio > track, though that's not bad either.
Whoa! Now that's one hell of a claim! I know that's our opinion but I prefer the studio track to either live version. The atmosphere of the original live track is so good - it's one of my highlights from Exile.
sjs12 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Whoa! Now that's one hell of a claim! I know > that's our opinion but I prefer the studio track > to either live version. The atmosphere of the > original live track is so good - it's one of my > highlights from Exile.
Oh it is. A true highlight indeed. I just think that most songs from Exile has been bettered when played live. This includes Rocks Off, Rip This Joint, Happy, Shine A Light, Sweet Virginia, All Down The Line and Tumbling Dice.