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flilflam
This is an unusual song and one of my favorites from Goat's Head Soap. It is difficult to classify too. Is it hard rock, a ballad, both, or something else? I counted four melodies or melody variations, and at least three changes in tempo. Yet, it seems to hang together well as a unit.
I have never heard a Stones song with so many twists, turns, and surprises as this one. Any thoughts?
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Erik_Snow
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Erik_Snow
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please keep us updated as the posts continue, will ya?
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Taylor/ Jagger?
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just keepin' you on yer toes, erik. we all remember cindy was in the wrong key.
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No Taylor involved??
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No Taylor involved??
Jagger isn't able to make such a relatively complicated composition on his own.
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No Taylor involved??
Jagger isn't able to make such a relatively complicated composition on his own.
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No Taylor involved??
Jagger isn't able to make such a relatively complicated composition on his own.
Of course, Taylor is involved, but not in songwriting. He played very fine over
Mick´s melody.
Taylor played all guitars. No one told him I presume....So he is a big piece of the cake.....
And of course, Mick is able to make such a composition on his own.
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His Majesty
Probably Jagger's words and vocal melodies, Preston and Taylor having a large influence on the arrangement.
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Taylor/ Jagger?
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No Taylor involved??
Jagger isn't able to make such a relatively complicated composition on his own.
Ever listened to "Blue", Kleermaker?