It seems to me that the early Rolling Stones covered this song, but I cannnot remember where/when.

Did the Stones play/record 'Little Red Riding Hood'?

Thanks.

I understand they played Popeye the Sailor Man.

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Edith Grove
I understand they played Popeye the Sailor Man.

That long rumored session never actually took place. They did however work night a day for weeks on the perfect "George of the jungle" cover. Some say it's absolutely brilliant...

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Edith Grove
I understand they played Popeye the Sailor Man.

That long rumored session never actually took place. They did however work night a day for weeks on the perfect "George of the jungle" cover. Some say it's absolutely brilliant...

I heard they played it in the early days when the screaming from the crowds drowned out the PAs.

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Edith Grove

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Munichhilton

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Edith Grove
I understand they played Popeye the Sailor Man.

That long rumored session never actually took place. They did however work night a day for weeks on the perfect "George of the jungle" cover. Some say it's absolutely brilliant...

I heard they played it in the early days when the screaming from the crowds drowned out the PAs.

Wasn't that in LIFE?
I read that too, somewhere

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Edith Grove
I understand they played Popeye the Sailor Man.

yeah KR mentions it in an interview anyway. The actual name of that tune is "Sailor's Hornpipe" , it is a rippin bluegrass number, a standard actually in American bluegrass circles. I just taught it to my girlfriend yesterday, her on guitar me on mandolin. The fun thing to do with that one is play it faster and faster each round. ...always ends in laughter after it explodes on itself in the fourth or fifth round. . ..lol peace.

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Edith Grove
I understand they played Popeye the Sailor Man.

That long rumored session never actually took place. They did however work night a day for weeks on the perfect "George of the jungle" cover. Some say it's absolutely brilliant...

Are you sure ?

I swear it was the Felix the Cat theme they covered .

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gordianus57
It seems to me that the early Rolling Stones covered this song, but I cannnot remember where/when.

Did the Stones play/record 'Little Red Riding Hood'?

Thanks.

The song was done by Sam The Sham And The Pharoes(sic)
LRRH would have been a great song for the Stones to cover

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cookwazzahoe
The song was done by Sam The Sham And The Pharoes(sic)
LRRH would have been a great song for the Stones to cover

Agreed. It fits in perfectly with the early tunes they covered back then.

Yeah. LRRH would have been a great cover for the Stones (or the Animals).

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gordianus57
It seems to me that the early Rolling Stones covered this song, but I cannnot remember where/when.

Did the Stones play/record 'Little Red Riding Hood'?

Thanks.

The song was done by Sam The Sham And The Pharoes(sic)
LRRH would have been a great song for the Stones to cover

It was already a big hit by Sam the Sham in late '66, so a cover would have been sort of lame.

Snap, Krackle & Pop !!

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Elmo Lewis
Yeah. LRRH would have been a great cover for the Stones (or the Animals).

I always thought the way the guy sang the song sounded just like Mick, with that same lazy drawl...

Add Dirty Water to that list.

I have a long memory, in the days of Napster there was a discussion about whether this was a Stones cover, the reason was someone had misnamed the Sam Sham song on Napster as a Stones songs about a million people downloaded it and many of those with no ears didnt notice