Just picked this up with two "Dance" Versions on the disc! Does anyone know if this was the "single" I like it but am surprised Kieth had anything to do with it.

It was the third single from Bridges to Babylon, issued in 1998 - charted in the UK in August, I believe (georgelicks??). I have the version that has an edited (3:38) verion of the lp track, 2 mixes by Fluke (8:27 & 5:58), & 1 by Bi-Polar (5:10). I always thought the song was a highlight of the Bridges & No Security tours. credits on the album version:

Mick - vocal, wah-wah guitar, harmonica, shaker
Keith - electric guitar, backing vocals
Charlie - drums
Ron - electric guitar
&
Jim Keltner - percussion
Waddy Wachtel - electric guitar
Don Was - wurlitzer piano, keyboards
Jamie Muhoberac - keyboards
Danny Saber - bass, clavinet, reality manipulations
Bernard Fowler & Blondie Chaplin - backing vocals



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I have it on single too.

JumpingKentFlash

All in all there are 13 (!) different mixes available officially (some of them on promo CDs or 12" only):

1) Album Version 4:43
2) Radio Edit 3:38
3) Danny Saber's Full Version 5:39
4) Saber Master with Fade 4:42
5) Saber Final Mix 5:44
6) In Hand With Fluke 8:27
7) In Hand With Fluke #2 6:51
8) In Hand With Fluke Radio Edit 4:30
9) In Hand With Fluke Radio Edit #2 4:10
10) In Hand With Fluke Instrumental 5:58
11) Bi Polar At The Controls 5:10
12) Bi Polar Outer Version 5:09
13) Bi Polar Fat Controller Mix 5:24

(I did not include the Call Out Hook 0:17)


Two more unofficial mixes (done by someone else) are out on bootleg:

- Papa Was A Rolling Stone Mix 10:18 (contains excerpts of "Papa Was A Rolling Stone" by The Temptations)
- Old School Mix 8:55



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I guess I'll never be a completist (sigh)

Anybody got these to trade?

I have a Some Girls 8-track and a used needle of Keith's.

Just kidding, but I'd like to get a copy of these.

sbking@wildblue.net

US Promo of Out Of Control features a Don Was
remix of MSG 16 January 1998 performance.....

Virgin DPRO 13159





ROCKMAN

Don't know much about the single, but they did a GREAT version of this line in Toronto last September. One of the highlights of the show for me, musically...with a jazzy interlude.

My god I took the words right out of my own mouth from 2 years ago ("guess I'll never be a completist") - was actually going to write it again! These resurrected posts can be a bit surreal...I'd love to hear it again in Boston, er Foxboro, espececially after reports of Ron W's recent performances.

I like that The Don Was remix and the version from No Security tops the album version by a mile. When they do it live it really cooks. And that's exactly the right word for it. It COOKS. I was lucky to see it in Parken in 1998. A highlight in retrospect.

JumpingKentFlash

The "Papa Was A Rolling Stone" mix is great!