Everyone here says it's a fantastic gem, but i just can't seem to find it ANYWHERE, i'm desperate.. please fellow stones fans, help me out on this one..

Greets from Holland

I'll send you an email in a second!

Wow fantastic !

bojnefkens@home.nl (5mb limit)

'fantastic gem' is a little bit of an overstatement. I minor classic, perhaps. I've always thought it was modeled after the Jagger-Lennon tune, "Too Many Cooks."

I tried to send it to you, but the file is too big -I'm trying to make it smaller and send it later, ok?

Lorenz,

Try fontysprojectgroep@yahoo.com .. should work

Tnx !

Tnx Lorenz, you're the man !

GREAT song, like the guitars ! Ancient form of Weaving is horny

B-side of "Shattered." It was included on "Sucking in the '70s" and the "Flashpoint collectibles." All nominally rare but can found on eBay.

There's no bloody weaving -Stop that nonsense.Immediately.

It's a choppy rhythm guitar and and a jaunty, jaggedy lead.

Wonderful really.

Yea Eddy, I agree. Great tune but enough of that ancient weaving stuff. Keith never talked about that until just a few years ago.

Fantastic song. Great arrangement. Sugar Blue and Bobby Keys just rock in it!

"got to be worked on
don't have no bark nor bite..."

I've always loved this song, great lyrics, great beats. I also like Dance pt 2 a great deal as well.

I love the whole Some Girls/Emotional/Tatoo period (78-82). That was when I first got into the Stones as a teenanger. And Mick and the boys seemed like Gods

I need a sanctified girl with a sanctified mind to help me now

Wild Slivovitz Wrote:
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> Fantastic song. Great arrangement. Sugar Blue and
> Bobby Keys just rock in it!
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Mel Collins is on sax. Bobby didnt work with the Stones from 1973 until '89

Gazza, aside from playing on the 1975, 1978, 1981 and 1982 tours, Keys plays sax on Emotional Rescue: All About You, She's So Cold, Emotional Rescue, Let Me Go.

Mathijs

Yes but it sounds like Mel C on sax. And it reminds me of Ornette Coleman's Dancing In Your Head. First official Jagger/Richards/Wood credit (as opposed to 'inspiration by') too - the track smokes...

Mel C on sax. Well well, spice up your life.

I recall Ernie Watts played sax (alone) in Connecticut '81, & is also on Still Life. There were no horns at all in '75 (my 1st RS gigs), & Gene Barge did sax the '82 tour (or most of it). Bobby also was on the '79 New Barbs tour.

I recall Ernie Watts played sax (alone) in Connecticut '81, & is also on Still Life. There were no horns at all in '75 (my 1st RS gigs), & Gene Barge did sax the '82 tour (or most of it). Bobby also was on the '79 New Barbs tour.

John R

Yes, there were horns in Detroit (look for new thread)

Bobby appears on the 75' LA Forum DVD playing his solo on Brown Sugar. I believe he did some guest appearances (sp?) on the 75 and 81 tours. Don't know about the 78 Tour, though.

[There'll be no wedding today...]

Thanks everybody for giving me these information on who is the sax player in this song; it's a very good saxophone part, that according to me fits perfectly to the mood of the song.

"got to be worked on
don't have no bark nor bite..."

Just for your information Bobby Keys (& Chuck Leavell) played the saxophone on the Europe leg of the tour 1982 !

In 1978, Bobby Keys played sax in Anaheim and Oakland.
In 1981, he showed up at a few shows, Hampton, LA, Houston, East Rutherford etc.



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Keys typically played on LIB and BS during the '81 & '82 shows he attended, while Watts (81) and Barge (82) played on the other tunes.

Ok, and who plays the percussion on Everything Is TTG?

Good solid song IMO, its got a cool feel to it, Should've been on Some Girls.
I have often wondered if the song is about golden showers though. Am I being naive ? or is the topic veru obvious ?

Milo, NYC
I'm sorry girl but I can't stay

Hmmm.... well it might be a long shot but then again I guess weeeee will never really know.

ROCKMAN

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john r
Yes but it sounds like Mel C on sax. And it reminds me of Ornette Coleman's Dancing In Your Head. First official Jagger/Richards/Wood credit (as opposed to 'inspiration by') too - the track smokes...

First official Ron Wood credit? Cool. Love this tune

Bootleg version is better,10mins long and its on VGP bootleg Place Pigalle 4 cd set.