Nice post Dagger, that was quite a powerful showing by Mick. Couldn't help notice how much Charlie put into that tune too. peace

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Dreamer
Memo From Turner
Sway
I Got The Blues
Like A Rolling Stone
Melody
Sweet Virginia
Beast Of Burden
Fool To Cry
Sister Morphine
Winter
Moonlight Mile
100 Years Ago
Silver Train
Send It To Me
She's So Cold
Shine A Light
The Storm
Hand Of Fate
Following The River

You got balls, I'll give you that

I don't think it's THAT bad myself, although it might be the single song where fans loudly have bashed Mick's vocals ever.

I just like the way he puts the sentimental thing in this song without exaggerating; it's just exactly how it should be. You know what it's about don't you? Very nice of him to share his feelings with his fans and it's interesting for us to hear what he thinks about it and how he cares.
Oh and I forgot the best one: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction!

I always thought the cover of Just My Imagination was one of Mick's greatest performances. Evening Gown is great too

Jumpin' Jack Flash (GYYYO)
Soul Survivor
Satisfaction
It won't take long
I don't know why
Sister Morphine
Shine a light
Angie
Melody
Fool to Cry
Wild horses
Faraway Eyes
Dear Doctor
Stray Cat Blues
Fingerprint File
Shattered
Some Girls
Tops
Worried about you
Sympathy
Lady Jane
As tears go by
Monkey Man

(and many more...)

Lady Jane is absolutely Worth mention...outstanding singing ....

2 1 2 0

Winter gets my vote Great song and Great vocal



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Under The Boardwalk
Tell Me
Goin' Home
Street Fighting Man
Child Of The Moon
We Love You
Gimme Shelter
Moonlight Mile
Fingerprint File
Terrifying

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Lady Jane is absolutely Worth mention...outstanding singing ....

Probably the best.

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Nice post Dagger, that was quite a powerful showing by Mick. Couldn't help notice how much Charlie put into that tune too. peace

I think the whole band were re-generated on this one Naturalast. Perhaps it's because it's not a song they ever played too much but is so evocative of that whole magical 64/65 era when they were still beholden to their heroes, just like hundreds of groups would soon be to them.



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SilverDagger, thank you for that one from Paris, 2003!
True, Naturalust, Charlie seems inspired as well as Mick.

~"Love is Strong"~

To me, this is a good example of the questionable result's when Mick's affected vocal is just too obvious. His vowel treatment is strange. Loses the sweet magic of the recorded version. peace

Mick's Best Vocal Performances? I quite liked a few of his live versions of Blind Willie McTell, and I think some of the studio singing on A Stones Throw was stronger than past recordings.

Can'y believe nobody mentioned:


CRY TO ME

This one should be up there:

Nobody mentioned it: The first track on "Rarities", the "Fancy Man Blues" is an exquisite vocal performance.

A very good latter-day performance:

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