This particular song should be played this tour. The opening chords are killer riffs - Love the lyrics - "Just a few days you'll be back to your school -I'll be sittin arond the swimming pool"

Classic even at my ripe old age!

What do you all think?

If they are venturing E.R. Why not include this song?



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Well...I think they should add about 5 more songs but I know I'm being greedy.

so sure, why not?

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treaclefingers
Well...I think they should add about 5 more songs but I know I'm being greedy.

so sure, why not?

Add a few and take a few away...

THE TOUR IS OVER.

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BILLPERKS
THE TOUR IS OVER.

With respect, this tour is far from being completed - Please stay with Topic at hand -

Sincerely

yes .Add it.

Yes. Great little dirty tune. They sure have ignored some obvious ones over the years...

What set list? There are no more shows! It is done, finished.... Elvis has left the building! Go home kids!

Oh no.

I wouldn't complain if it was played, at a concert, I was at.

Yes, and any other rocker for that matter...

It was close getting it's debut in 1981.

YEAH why not .... after all it's a friggin' Stones song ain't it



ROCKMAN

Summer Romance is so bad they should have saved it for Dirty Work!

Yes

Wasnt this song supposed to be on Some Girls?
I thought I saw a tv rehearsal where Mick was singing it well before it was released.

It is a Some Girls song. Well, alright, it started out during the 1978 Pathé Marconi Some Girls sessions but they continued to work on it in the latter part of 1978 in Los Angeles and then finished it in Paris in 1979.

terrible song.

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sonomastone
terrible song.

Someone had to say it...!

However, I used to like it (well, a bit) back in the day, but after in the end, it wears off quite quickly.

Why does nobody ask for Star Star's return to the setlist?

Yeah they should definitely play it. It's one of the best on a very underrated LP.

I really question people who compare the album Emotional Rescue or songs from it to Dirty Work. It is kind of like the poster who never heard of Randy Travis. Or the rant against Gram Parsons by HQrider. I question just how much some really know about music here.

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Chacho
I really question people who compare the album Emotional Rescue or songs from it to Dirty Work. It is kind of like the poster who never heard of Randy Travis. Or the rant against Gram Parsons by HQrider. I question just how much some really know about music here.

Music is subjective.

I probably know just as much about music as you, and I don't know much about Randy Travis. Gram is one of my favourites.

love this song .darn right this belongs in the setlist .

Yes, one of their best "Punk"-influenced Rock-Songs ...

Indian Girl...Sweethearts Together...why not?

Of course they should. One of my favourite. They should do with 3 guitars!

Always loved this one. Got a bit of the London punk 77 vibe to it - like Respectable.

Song is ok until those female singers appear near the end

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ohcarol
What set list? There are no more shows! It is done, finished.... Elvis has left the building! Go home kids!

You and your ilk really need to zip it. Pipe down. Stifle. You're just conjuring up ONE MORE EXCUSE for that troll to come back here and "correct" you and wave the flag and stomp and scream and spout about the last full moon of October or some bullshit Noah's Ark kind of crap and everyone with a brain knows there could never be that much rain to flood the planet and blah blah blah.

Just STOP.

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sonomastone
terrible song.

Fantastic song.