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piano version here:

Excellent work...but watch out
I hear bv is in the waters

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LeonidP
piano version here:

Excellent work...but watch out
I hear bv is in the waters

Not allowed? I noticed someone else posted another version before.

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piano version here:

Excellent work...but watch out
I hear bv is in the waters

Not allowed? I noticed someone else posted another version before.

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piano version here:

Excellent work...but watch out
I hear bv is in the waters

Not allowed? I noticed someone else posted another version before.

[www.iorr.org]

Thanks, I removed it.

a definite improvement over the guitar version, which never worked for me...now i know why...

sr: plaese the link????
marianogbozzi@hotmail.com


.........thanzs

Too bad, I missed LeonidP's link...

The snippet on itunes sound good IMO. At least an interesting alternate take with BIG difference compared to the normal version.

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piano version here:

Excellent work...but watch out
I hear bv is in the waters

Not allowed? I noticed someone else posted another version before.

yes...but the other version was (officially) available for free...so sharing was ok..i guess.
that was the regular bonus disk version.


IORR............but I like it!



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So, has anyone been able to purchase this in the US?

The Japan CD will not be released before December 7. So I must still wait for weeks...

For those of you wondering as I, the itunes piano version simply has the guitars mixed down (you can faintly hear them) and Chuck's piano mixed up. Nothing to get excited about.

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For those of you wondering as I, the itunes piano version simply has the guitars mixed down (you can faintly hear them) and Chuck's piano mixed up. Nothing to get excited about.

i wouldn't say that...i think this song at its core is a boogie-woogie tune and the guitars don't really work on it...sounds much better this way. worth seeking out....

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For those of you wondering as I, the itunes piano version simply has the guitars mixed down (you can faintly hear them) and Chuck's piano mixed up. Nothing to get excited about.

i wouldn't say that...i think this song at its core is a boogie-woogie tune and the guitars don't really work on it...sounds much better this way. worth seeking out....

I simply prefer the other, either way Happy Thanksgiving!

It can be bought seperately and out of album context in Denmarks iTunes.

How long the piano version (I-tunes) is?
There is a 50 second promo edit? on YouTube.
It seems to me that the piano version is the best.
But I heard only 50 sc of it.

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For those of you wondering as I, the itunes piano version simply has the guitars mixed down (you can faintly hear them) and Chuck's piano mixed up. Nothing to get excited about.

i wouldn't say that...i think this song at its core is a boogie-woogie tune and the guitars don't really work on it...sounds much better this way. worth seeking out....

If it was Ian Stewart on piano - it would've been a lot more boogie-woogier. The idea is good though.

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For those of you wondering as I, the itunes piano version simply has the guitars mixed down (you can faintly hear them) and Chuck's piano mixed up. Nothing to get excited about.

i wouldn't say that...i think this song at its core is a boogie-woogie tune and the guitars don't really work on it...sounds much better this way. worth seeking out....

If it was Ian Stewart on piano - it would've been a lot more boogie-woogier. The idea is good though.

disagree. chuck can boogie woogie as well as the next guy, including stu...ask stu yourself.

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The Japan CD will not be released before December 7. So I must still wait for weeks...

email me

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disagree. chuck can boogie woogie as well as the next guy, including stu...ask stu yourself.

Hang on

I"M the next guy and I resent the implication...

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chuck can boogie woogie as well as the next guy

I thought that would be Dan Akroyd ?

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For those of you wondering as I, the itunes piano version simply has the guitars mixed down (you can faintly hear them) and Chuck's piano mixed up. Nothing to get excited about.

i wouldn't say that...i think this song at its core is a boogie-woogie tune and the guitars don't really work on it...sounds much better this way. worth seeking out....

If it was Ian Stewart on piano - it would've been a lot more boogie-woogier. The idea is good though.

disagree. chuck can boogie woogie as well as the next guy, including stu...ask stu yourself.

But anyway; nomatter how one views their playing style; I wish he'd use a piano instead of a keyboard



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For those of you wondering as I, the itunes piano version simply has the guitars mixed down (you can faintly hear them) and Chuck's piano mixed up. Nothing to get excited about.

i wouldn't say that...i think this song at its core is a boogie-woogie tune and the guitars don't really work on it...sounds much better this way. worth seeking out....

If it was Ian Stewart on piano - it would've been a lot more boogie-woogier. The idea is good though.

disagree. chuck can boogie woogie as well as the next guy, including stu...ask stu yourself.

But anyway; nomatter how one views their playing style; I wish he'd use a piano instead of a keyboard

a piano is a keyboard. so is what i'm typing on. i fail to get your point.

The sound, for starters?

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disagree. chuck can boogie woogie as well as the next guy, including stu...ask stu yourself.

Hang on

I"M the next guy and I resent the implication...

the implication that ppl's criticisms about chuck are really just masks for their resentment in the rest of the band lacking in energy?

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The sound, for starters?

Yes, indeed, the sound

Keep Chuck, Daryl and Bobby and ditch the rest.

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The sound, for starters?

Yes, indeed, the sound

bollocks. if someone had told you this was stu on piano, everyone would be singing the praises of the mighty ian stewart. the fact is that chuck is a master of all styles...it's why stu picked him...chuck can do stu, nicky, billy...and just about anyone else....now, please stop the chuck bashing and let's back to our regularly scheduled ronnie and keith bashings....

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Keep Chuck, Daryl and Bobby and ditch the rest.

toss in blondie and i'm right with you....

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disagree. chuck can boogie woogie as well as the next guy, including stu...ask stu yourself.

Hang on

I"M the next guy and I resent the implication...

the implication that ppl's criticisms about chuck are really just masks for their resentment in the rest of the band lacking in energy?

Maybe true; for a lot of people. But I must say that I do not like his sound/chose of tones/scales - from a musical perspective, whether you believe it or not. WHen it comes to his role within the Rolling Stones, on the other hand; he's a vital and good ingredient; ever since the early 90s, of course.