Anybody know????

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

It's Nicky Hopkins, it's a reference to "Edward The Mad Shirt Grinder", a Quicksilver Messenger Service song where Nicky plays. Great tune.

thanx Stones78

under the boardwalk---down by the sea

He's the main vampire in the Twilight saga...he get's the girl and is uber cool. Sympathy for the Devil indeed...

It's a byedwardword!


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Is it true that Keith overslept or something and that's why he wasn't on this record?

i need this on CD, can anyone hook a brother up?

You can buy it: [www.google.com]

I always thought it referred to Sir Edward Lewis, founder of Decca records to which the Stones were signed. They mention him in 'Andrew's Blues'

Album Liner Notes:

Howdy doody whoever receives this record.
Here's a nice little piece of bullshit about this hot waxing which we cut one night in London, England while waiting for our guitar player to get out of bed. It was promptly forgotten (which may have been for the better) until it was unearthed from the family vaults by those two impressive entrepreneurs - Glyn Johns and Marshall Chess. It was they who convinced the artists that this historic jam of the giants should be unleashed on an unsuspecting public. As it cost about $2.98 to make the record, we thought the price of $3.98 was appropriate for the finished product. I think that is about what it is worth. No doubt some stores may even give it away. The album consists of the Rolling Stones' rhythm section; plus solos from two instrumentalists - Nicky 'Woof Woof' Hopkins and Ry Cooder; plus the numbled bathroom mumblings of myself. I hope you spend longer listening to this record than we did making it.

Yours faithfully

Mick Jagger

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I think it's totally amusing and I like this album very much. good chillout music! I'm glad they released it.

yeah!