Listening to it from a 1978 bootleg, .
Cant find any info in Elliotts book.
Can someone shine some light on it, please??
Thanks

jeroen

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I don't know this, Jeroen. What boot is it on? The only track I can think of is the old blues song Mick and Keith cut with Jimmy Rogers during the BRIDGES TO BABYLON sessions.

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Rocky Dijon
I don't know this, Jeroen. What boot is it on? The only track I can think of is the old blues song Mick and Keith cut with Jimmy Rogers during the BRIDGES TO BABYLON sessions.

Hullo rocky
Its on One night with tallahassie lassie 1978
And its quite good.
Jeroen



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I send Nico Z. an email. This song is probably from the rehearsals in Woodstock 1978.
jeroen

There is no known track from RCA 1978 that goes by that name, not even on the boot you're referring to [www.dbboots.com] - you must have a version released by some "creative" minds.

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Corriecas, I respectfully suggest you might me getting it mixed up with "the Fat Man". Which is most likely a right cover of the Fats Domino song, no?

Jeroen isn't mistaken. It's that the same bootleg put out by other hands can offer variations in title or content. I've not heard it, but it's listed here.

[www.discogs.com]

well, it says so, on the booklet. song no4 on cd 2. then they gave it another name.
cant help it.
Sorry , but thanks for your help everyone.
Jeroen

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Jeroen isn't mistaken. It's that the same bootleg put out by other hands can offer variations in title or content. I've not heard it, but it's listed here.

[www.discogs.com]

Thanks Rocky !!
Jeroen

It's "The Fat Man" with improvised lyrics.

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