The Rolling Stones-Tumbling Dice- from the album-Love You Live

Keith's rock-cock-junkie delivery - the best

play the guitar boy

I like Just My Imagination 81-82 live w/ Keith on backup vocal.

81-82 is my favorite too...

JJF from Hampton...Ron & Keith at the Mic.

Studio:
If You Really Want To Be My Friend or Casino Boogie

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The Rolling Stones-Tumbling Dice- from the album-Love You Live

Keith's rock-cock-junkie delivery - the best

play the guitar boy

But that's not backup vocals LIVE, it's backup vocals from STUDIO

This is the original live version from that Paris show, without overdubs
Only Mick here







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Erik - there was a time when one could watch a concert film and not worry about insipid overdubbs which pollute all of the Stones' "live" albums.

Then Biggest Bang came...

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Erik - there was a time when one could watch a concert film and not worry about insipid overdubbs which pollute all of the Stones' "live" albums.
Then Biggest Bang came...

But.....does anybody actually watch The Biggest Bang ? I don't, so no problem for me

Honky Tonk Women
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Let's Spend The Night Together (before B. Fowler usurped the job)
Imagination ('78 - '81)
When The Whip Comes Down
Brown Sugar

ycagwyw from any '72 or '73 show. by far.

Nothing beats Mick and Keith on Dead Flowers '72.

edit: Sweet Virginia too



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great on jerry lee lewis record.

Memory Motel...She's got a mind of her own & she uses it.

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Memory Motel...She's got a mind of her own & she use it ... well :E.

ahh but that there's a shared lead vocal, not backup - you gots to choose again, memphiscats!

some outstanding examples that leap to mind:
~ the 1964 Joe Loss show If You Need Me - although that's practically a shared lead too,
even though it probably wasn't meant to be
~ his New Barbarian back-up vocals - all of 'em!
~ Time Is On My Side 81
~ Wild Horses in Saitama in 2006
~ and so on, for a thousand miles :E



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Casino Boogie. Kissing Knut In Cannes.....that brilliant cat whine gets me every time.

JJF from the 81/82 Tour
Wild Horses
Memory Motel
Honky Tonk WOmen
LSTNT
WTWCD
JMM

The Tour 81/82 was his best backvox Tour

Time Is On My Side - Hampton '81

"Satisfaction" on "Got Live if you Want it"

I tried posting a clip, but it's so frustrating with the GLIYWI recordings: they vary drastically. On youtube I could not find the version that I have on my official album.



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"Satisfaction" on "Got Live if you Want it"

I tried posting a clip, but it's so frustrating with the GLIYWI recordings: they vary drastically. On youtube I could not find the version that I have on my official album.

Great! Thanks for reminding me this one.It's been ages since I last listened to it.
Sweet Virginia and Dead Flowers 1972 too! Some posts up I think.

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memphiscats
Memory Motel...She's got a mind of her own & she uses it.

ahh but that there's a shared lead vocal, not backup - you gots to choose again, memphiscats!

some outstanding examples that leap to mind:
~ the 1964 Joe Loss show If You Need Me - although that's practically a shared lead too,
even though it probably wasn't meant to be
~ his New Barbarian back-up vocals - all of 'em!
~ Time Is On My Side 81
~ Wild Horses in Saitama in 2006
~ and so on, for a thousand miles :E

Ah there's always a stickler! OK - Dead Flowers...Wild Horses...

smile: yep, the Department of Historical Accuracy will always be with us! at least until ... until it isn't :E

no big deal anyway, especially when ... ahh never mind!
Keith's singing is a blessing and i love the Rolling Stones

I love him on "Hot Stuff" in 75. What I like so much about it is that he remembers how many, and when to sing them. Not being facetious either.
"Hot Stuff" in 75 is one of my favorite cuts of the set-list.

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Nothing beats Mick and Keith on Dead Flowers '72.

edit: Sweet Virginia too

How about "Bye Bye Johnny" in '72. Not only is he singing those "bye bye's" from all his heart, but then he buckles down and riffs in between too.

Have we mentioned any '78 BU vocals? "Beast of Burden" ? "Respectable"?