Taylor's ones if you know what I mean .
Or Woody"s ones as well.

Sway.



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

Ya-Yas version of course (official release)

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Ya-Yas version of course (official release)

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

that's a tough one. I live the scuzzy studio version but the Ya-Ya's version is downright evil sounding (that is a complement). Even the No Security version is pretty good, though it brings nothing new to the table, musically. I think it is a tie for me.

YaYas--The best!

Ya Ya's - by a million miles

Definitely Ya Yas.

Looking back i think the 1969 tour had the best versions of every song they did at
the time...
69 The best tour ever...

Essen'70 is great too imo.
Bobby Keys on fire.
Maybe Kleermaker can post the audio?

Oh yes, the Ya Ya's one for sure .

GYYYO is kind of "god album " for me .

But beside it, I would like to find any other versions that can hold a candle to the Ya Ya's version

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I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

The Ya-Ya's one. I've read somewhere that Jonis Joplin was there for some of the 69' concerts (I think you can see her during Satisfaction in the DVD) and that when Mick sang the line "Don't you want to live with me?" she screamed "You don't have the balls!" or something like that.

YA YA's with MT echoing the "studio" bass line and Keith's ripping Chuck Berry licks!!

Bill's bass on the Ya Yas version is incredible.

You're all mad!

The version on Rarities is electrifying!

get yer ya ya's out .(my grandmother was called ya ya in greek)

I agree about the Ya-Ya's version being the best.

The stripped b-side/video version from Brixton Academy is an incredible later day version, Keith particularly plays some incredible guitar







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Keith does play some very nice guitar on the Brixton show, I had forgotten about that.

Best official version; Get Yer Ya Yas Out. There are other terrific versions from 1969-1970-1971 as well

When it comes to the Brixton version, released on CD single, yes it's a very good renedition, and some great guitars. But I gotta say that I really miss Bill Wyman's touch when listening to that "Live With Me" version.....it doesn't roll like it's supposed to because of that change of bass, IMO



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This song aside from 69-70 has never worked for me live.

wtf? is mick wiping some drool off of keith's lips? he seems thankful ...

Ya Yas, hands down, case closed, end of discussion. Every other version sounds rather forced to me, including even the original studio version on LIB.

Alternate Ya Yas, probably.

Why asking this question? How can we know that?

The Ya-Ya's version of course, but I think it's a close race with the Brixton Academy version.

OK,Ya Ya has our unanimous suport

Harlem Shuffler, I need to find my "Rarities" cd ,I can't recall of how sounds Live With Me on it .Thanks for the advice .



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

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OK,Ya Ya has our unanimous suport

Not mine; I think that Alternate YaYa's is probably better, as I wrote.

What's about this version?

The ya ya´s one I like the most,although Brixton 95 isn´t bad at all...

Maybe not the best, but certainly the most amazing concert version of 'Live With Me' is on the famed boot 'Liv'R Than You'll Ever Be'. Somehow Keith got one beat behind the rest of the band coming out of the first chorus, and continued to play the trademark line - a beat behind - for nearly an entire verse. I figure it was either the drugs, or Keef experimenting with avant garde jazz (maybe both).

By the way, that particular version is fast, energetic, and Mick sings the hell out of it.