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I think this song would have fit better on Satanic.

Impossible as Satanic was released before COTM was recorded.

It has that Beggars Banquet production vibe all over it.

For me Child of the Moon is a link between Satanic and Beggars Banquet. It has the trippyness of Satanic but musically sounds more like Beggars. I chorus of Child of the Moon reminds me of Stray Cat Blues.

I never get tired of this song!



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An ABSOLUTE CLASSIC- one-of-a-kind and unique Stones tunes

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

A post above states the following:

For me Child of the Moon is a link between Satanic and Beggars Banquet. It has the trippyness of Satanic but musically sounds more like Beggars.

Agreed!! Must be added that inclusion on Flowers might have worked as well.



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ive always thought child of the moon and we love you was the bridge from satanic to beggars, the best era musically for me, regarding the stones and others.

Well, this seems to have unanimous appeal LOL - C'mon boys - play it live someday.

How is the B side different from More Hot Rocks other than being mono???

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Acoustic version from the Satanic Sessions:





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For those of you who have not seen it yet, letitbleed50 website has COTM music video in full color. Even though I love black and white scenes more, full color is still interesting

Should be played live on next tour.

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A post above states the following:

For me Child of the Moon is a link between Satanic and Beggars Banquet. It has the trippyness of Satanic but musically sounds more like Beggars.

Agreed!! Must be added that inclusion on Flowers might have worked as well.

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ive always thought child of the moon and we love you was the bridge from satanic to beggars, the best era musically for me, regarding the stones and others.

It seems like there's a lost album between Satanic and Beggars. Anyone care to throw a list together? Anything on Flowers worth using?

<Anything on Flowers worth using?>

All songs on the Flowers compilation are featured on other studio albums or EPs, except for Ride On Baby and Sitting On A Fence - both recorded before Between The Buttons.

Jumpin Jack Flash
Child of The Moon
Honky Tonk Woman
Dandelion
Sittin' on a Fence
We Love You
Back Street Girl
Pay your dues
Sweet Lucy

...and you have another classic!

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Jumpin Jack Flash
Child of The Moon
Honky Tonk Woman
Dandelion
Sittin' on a Fence
We Love You
Back Street Girl
Pay your dues
Sweet Lucy

...and you have another classic!

Don't forget WHO'S DRIVING YOUR PLANE, such a great blues...

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Jumpin Jack Flash
Child of The Moon
Honky Tonk Woman
Dandelion
Sittin' on a Fence
We Love You
Back Street Girl
Pay your dues
Sweet Lucy

...and you have another classic!

Don't forget WHO'S DRIVING YOUR PLANE, such a great blues...

You're so damn right!!!!

1. Jumpin Jack Flash
2. Child of The Moon
3. Honky Tonk Woman
4. Dandelion
5. Sittin' on a Fence
6. We Love You
7. Back Street Girl
8. Pay your dues
9. Sweet Lucy
10. Who's Driving Your Plane

...and, if you want, you have another masterpiece



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Great selection. Anything from Flowers?

"I Can See It?"

Brian played saxophone and trumpets on Child of the Moon? were they mellotrons or the actual instruments



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Only sax, I believe. Most likely on mellotron. Phil, what do you say?

Billy Gibbons' nomination here:

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Only sax, I believe. Most likely on mellotron. Phil, what do you say?

A soprano saxophone.

No mellotron or trumpet.

If not for his May 1968 drug bust it looks like Brian would have played almost every track on Beggars Banquet.The only three I think he isn’t on are Sympathy, Factory Girl and Salt of the Earth.He also played on Child of the Moon and J.J Flash.So his contributions to Banquet are as much as Between the Buttons, where he isn’t on Connection, Miss Amanda Jones and maybe some other track.He really didn’t seem to fall out until the Rock n Roll Circus

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Should be played live on next tour.

People come up with some pretty questionable suggestions for songs live, but this should definitely be on the A list. Good choice.

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Should be played live on next tour.

People come up with some pretty questionable suggestions for songs live, but this should definitely be on the A list. Good choice.

Indeed, and it should be pretty easy to do, as well. They managed 2000 Light Years pretty good, but Child Of The Moon is not as difficult task.

It would be nice to have all of Aftermath and everything Aftermath on one album. I think Who's Driving Your Plane would fit in there as well. Anyone care to make a list of the Ultimate Aftermath? Thanks

What would a Best of Stones Psychedelic era. A greatest hit with select tracks from anywhere that fits. Rape Between the Button, Satanic, Child of the Moon? Any suggestions? I love the psychedelic era but don't always want to hear Gomper and songs are lost like Child of the Moon. It would be nice to have an hour or so of this music.

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How is the B side different from More Hot Rocks other than being mono???

I don't see any difference.

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It would be nice to have all of Aftermath and everything Aftermath on one album. I think Who's Driving Your Plane would fit in there as well. Anyone care to make a list of the Ultimate Aftermath? Thanks

Just from official releases they would get quite a package. Take the 14 songs from UK version, then add singles from the era - "19th Nervous Breakdown"/"Sad Day", "Paint It Black"/"Long, Long While", probably even "Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby?"/"Who's Driving Your Plane" - and then "Sittin' on a Fence" and "Ride on Baby" from FLOWERS (both deriving from AFTERMATH sessions). Add there cuts like "Out of Time" and "If You Let Me" from METAMORPHOSIS (can't recall if there are some other relevant cuts there). And then there are out-takes and rejects...

To go with it a re-worked, re-mixed version of GOT LIVE IF YOU WANT IT! (or/with Honolulu) and we would have a helluva package to cover that significiant year. Call it ROLLING STONES 1966 or something...

- Doxa



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It would be nice to have all of Aftermath and everything Aftermath on one album. I think Who's Driving Your Plane would fit in there as well. Anyone care to make a list of the Ultimate Aftermath? Thanks

Just from official releases they would get quite a package. Take the 14 songs from UK version, then add singles from the era - "19th Nervous Breakdown"/"Sad Day", "Paint It Black"/"Long, Long While", probably even "Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby?"/"Who's Driving Your Plane" - and then "Sittin' on a Fence" and "Ride on Baby" from FLOWERS (both deriving from AFTERMATH sessions). Add there cuts like "Out of Time" and "If You Let Me" from METAMORPHOSIS (can't recall if there are some other relevant cuts there). And then there are out-takes and rejects...

To go with it a re-worked, re-mixed version of GOT LIVE IF YOU WANT IT! (or/with Honolulu) and we would have a helluva package to cover that significiant year. Call it ROLLING STONES 1966 or something...

- Doxa

That would be a dream release