Just a great song!

Mick Jagger's greatest concert (with or with the RS) since at least 1982!

i was there! -- my greatest Stones related memory ever, mostly because i was virtually in the front the entire time.

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i was there! -- my greatest Stones related memory ever, mostly because i was virtually in the front the entire time.

Can we see you in the film too?

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i was there! -- my greatest Stones related memory ever, mostly because i was virtually in the front the entire time.

Can we see you in the film too?

By virtually in the front, i was actually standing in what would be the 2nd row ... i watched the boogleg dvd and there is only 1 clear shot of me, almost right up on my face. If I remember correctly it was during the encore break, but i'd have to watch again to be sure.

I remember Jimmy Rip was awesome on guitar - played some mean instrumentals.

I wasn't there... but I've met Jimmy Rip (briefly), & saw him back Jerry Lee Lewis at several UK concerts in 2004. A superb musician!

Jerry Lee Lewis recorded 'Evening Gown' as a duet with Mick Jagger of course, & it was produced by Jimmy Rip. Mick says during the interview on 'The Best of MJ' DVD that he wrote the song with The Killer in mind!



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Mick should have held this one for the Stones..it would have been the other bookend to Dead Flowers. too bad...cause it's a killer hook.

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Mick should have held this one for the Stones..it would have been the other bookend to Dead Flowers. too bad...cause it's a killer hook.

True, though it's also a very good reason why all RS fans should give Mick's solo work a listen too.

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Mick should have held this one for the Stones..it would have been the other bookend to Dead Flowers. too bad...cause it's a killer hook.

True, though it's also a very good reason why all RS fans should give Mick's solo work a listen too.

Well, that CD anyway

This song is really a KILLER, loved it from the very first second, big stuff! Wandering Spirirt is my favorite "stones"-album for the last two decades, excellent songwriting ... searching more of that gig now ... anybody has a link?

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This song is really a KILLER, loved it from the very first second, big stuff! Wandering Spirirt is my favorite "stones"-album for the last two decades, excellent songwriting ... searching more of that gig now ... anybody has a link?

It's my favourite Stones album since Tattoo You! : )

I don't have a link, but I can trade it on DVD (I'm based in the UK - contact me privately if interested).

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Mick should have held this one for the Stones..it would have been the other bookend to Dead Flowers. too bad...cause it's a killer hook.

True, though it's also a very good reason why all RS fans should give Mick's solo work a listen too.

Well, that CD anyway

I know I'm in the minority but I really like 'Primitive Cool' (particularly the title track!).

Great song with a f a n t a s t i c bridge.

Alejandro Escovedo does a great cover of this:





(He also does a killer "Sway".)

Nice song...it would have been a good one to save for the Stones. I wish they both used a real piano for the live shows. This digital piano (is it Chuck Levell?) sounds thin and kinda cheesy.

I've written this before, but I don't think that, with the way they work, especially keith but also mick, the lament of "not saving" songs for the band makes sense. Don't they both basically write on demand?



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Doesn't hurt to Jon Langford along for the ride either.