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caschimann
Jimmy Miller on drums?
No Charlie here?
Is that a thing I missed out during my 40 years Stones-fanship??
And if: On which other tracks you may be know (from 1962 to 2005) Charlie is replaced by someone else?
Thanks!
Maybe you were exposed to the knowledge, but blotted it from your memory banks?
Some other studio tracks without Charlie: YCAGWYW, IORR, Too Rude and Sleep Tonight -
seems like there was another one or two as well, but someone else can fill in.
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Taylor1Sounds like maybe Ron Wood on slide? Maybe from 1975 rehearsals?Quote
TravelinMan
video: [youtu.be]
I don’t believe I’ve heard this before. Pretty cool outtake. Wyman on bass?
1978 Woodstock rehearsals.
Mathijs
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Redhotcarpet
Bump. Theory: maybe Jimmy Miller, the drummer on this track, changed the rhythm and thus gave Keith a new form for his old Who am I see I love you - riff.
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emotionalbarbecue
Hello, not being english speaker I would like some help about the lyrics:
Always took candy from strangers
Didn't wanna get me no trade
Didn´t wanna get me no trade: Who didn´t? the strangers or Keith?
What does it mean "get trade"? Trade: what trade?
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Never got a flash out of cocktails
When I got some flesh off the bone
Never got a lift out of Lear jets
When I can fly way back home
Flash: does this word have purposefully ambiguous meaning related to drugs?
Get some flesh off the bone: I have no idea of the real or debatable meaning
By the way: Fresh off the bone
[www.urbandictionary.com]
(1) The period after an erection in which a man's member/phallus is semi-turgid and not quite yet flaccid. Generally, the penis is accompanied by one or more slightly visible veins.
(2) Double entendre (bone=sex): The ten minute period after a ejaculation/intercourse/masturbation session.
Is this meaning related to the lyrics?
And cocktail refers to the alcoholic drink?
Never got a lift out of Lear jets
When I can fly way back home[/i]
A total mistery to me about the meaning of this sentence.
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emotionalbarbecue
Hello, not being english speaker I would like some help about the lyrics:
Always took candy from strangers
Didn't wanna get me no trade
Didn´t wanna get me no trade: Who didn´t? the strangers or Keith? Keith.
What does it mean "get trade"? Trade: what trade? Meaning (to me) a regular job, where you're working/slaving away.
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Never got a flash out of cocktails
When I got some flesh off the bone
Never got a lift out of Lear jets
When I can fly way back home
Flash: does this word have purposefully ambiguous meaning related to drugs? Perhaps?
Get some flesh off the bone: I have no idea of the real or debatable meaning I've always thought he's referring to the flesh of his lover and the happiness it brings him.
By the way: Fresh off the bone
[www.urbandictionary.com]
(1) The period after an erection in which a man's member/phallus is semi-turgid and not quite yet flaccid. Generally, the penis is accompanied by one or more slightly visible veins.
(2) Double entendre (bone=sex): The ten minute period after a ejaculation/intercourse/masturbation session.
Is this meaning related to the lyrics? Again, perhaps. Art and its meaning is in the eye/ear/brain of the beholder!
And cocktail refers to the alcoholic drink? That's what a cocktail is.
Never got a lift out of Lear jets
When I can fly way back home[/i]
A total mistery to me about the meaning of this sentence. I've always interpreted this as, I don't need to fly all around the world on a private plane when I can get such joy on the home-front.
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skytrench
>Always took candy from strangers
>Didn't wanna get me no trade
Drugs for free from strangers!
Don't wanna work!
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A total mistery to me about the meaning of this sentence. I've always interpreted this as, I don't need to fly all around the world on a private plane when I can get such joy on the home-front.
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ProfessorWolf
apparently anita was something else huh